Cornell Lady Purple Rally Clinches 41 31 Victory
OUNT VERNON Ia Cornell defeats Coe 41 to 31 in a Midwest conference game. Cornell led 22 9 at halftime and stretched the margin with strong first half play, then withstood a Coe rally in the second half led by Wilkinson to clinch the win. Birkhahn and Fink led Cornell with eight to eleven points each while Wilkinson paced Coe with nine.
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Grimm Sees Cubs in Pennant Race With Candid Talk
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm discusses the National League pennant race. He backs the Cardinals as favorites, cites their pitching and depth, and says the Giants will be strong again. Grimm declines a Cubs claim to the title, pledges a hard working, hustling team and improved infield and outfield with trades boosting the lineup.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Davis
Lindstrom
Klein Stainback
Lund May Succeed Faurot At Missouri School
Dr Fugene Fair, president at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville, said Lund, Minnesota’s all American fullback, would likely apply for athletic director and head coach at the college. Fair noted Lund would file a formal application for the post left by Don Faurot, recently named Missouri’s head football coach, and it would receive serious consideration.
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Fugene Fair
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Pug) Lund
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Lund
Don Faurot
University of Missour
Christie, Dusek Triumph In Wrestling Matches
The Associated Press notes Vic Christie of Glendale CMA defeated Emil Dusek in two falls to one. In Omaha Ernie Dusek beat Gino Garibaldi 21 to 29. Italy also recorded two falls to one over an opponent.
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Vic_ Christie
Glendale
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Omaha
Camden
Ernie
Dusek
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Berlin War On Hit And Run Drivers
Berlin police form flying squads to investigate traffic accidents and curb deaths in the capital. The new units gain siren rights similar to fire departments, modeled after the historic Oberfallkommandos known for prowls robberies and homicides.
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Reorganization of Braves Seen Today
International News Service Sports Editor Davis J. Walsh reports a planned National League reorganization of the Boston Braves to remove Judge Emil Fuchs, restore ownership to creditors, and possibly replace management. The dog racing lease at Braves Field may be dropped and the club reinstated at the park with Adams arranging new leadership.
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Baer Noncommittal About New Romance
Champion Max Baer in Miami dodges wedding question amid reports he may wed Mary Kirk Brown of New York. He says he won’t say yes or no and that anything might happen while Brown, present, declines to comment.
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Eddie Bennett the Yankees Lucky Hunch Mascot Dies
Eddie Bennett known as the Lucky Hunch mascot of the New York Yankees was found dead in his boardinghouse room. A hunchback who survived a 1932 taxi crash the 31 year old spent his days among trophies and drank heavily after an earlier car accident. Col Ruppert had paid his expenses. He had joined the Dodgers in 1916 and became a Yankees mascot in 1921.
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Inside the Line Golf Swing Explained for Consistent Contact
A coach explains keeping the clubhead inside the line to swing along a curved path from the right toe into the ball. Emphasizes maintaining a vertical axis through the body, preventing forward lean, and keeping the head over the balance point for a clean strike.
Waldorf Tells Wildcats Football Is Fun At Northwestern
Northwestern university football players meet 32 year old coach Lynn Waldorf in his first assembly. He emphasizes making football enjoyable, building the offense in spring practice, and adapting the system to personnel. Spring training starts after March 1 for six weeks.
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Northwestern University
Lynn Waldorf
Kansas State Fame
Wildcat
Waldorf
Kansas State
Northwestern
Suit To Place The Sox In Receivership Withdrawn
CHICAGO AP A suit to place the Chicago White Sox in receivership was filed and withdrawn by Cook county Treasurer Robert Sweitzer. He sought appointment as receiver over 11 026 34 in 1932 taxes on the Sox park that were delinquent. Louis Comiskey called the move evidently a mistake as taxes were being paid.
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Chicago White Sox
Cook County
Robert Sweitzer
Sweitzer
White Sox
Louis Comiskey
Jabs Roundup From AP Boxing Notes
Philadelphia bout saw Wally Sears win on points over Wade Lumpkin. Allen Matthews stopped Chuck Easterles in Quincy II. Mose Butch knocked out Luis Carpentero in Fairmount Wa. Henry Hock defeated Kid Laredo in Dallas.
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Wally Sears
Minersville
Wade Lumpkin
Quincy II
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Chuck Easterles
Denver
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Mose Butch
Pittsburch
Luis Carpentero
Cincinnati
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Henry Hock UI
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Morrison hired as Vanderbilt coach at alma mater
Ray Morrison, longtime Southern Methodist football coach, accepted a five year contract to coach Vanderbilt University, Morrison’s alma mater. Chancellor J. H. Kirkland confirmed the telegram. He succeeds Dan McGugin, who retired after thirty years, to become athletic director. Reported salary is about $10,000 annually.
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Southern Methodist University
Vanderbilt University
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Morrison
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Quakers To Meet Marshalltown Five Saturday Night
The Quaker Oats basketball team faces undefeated Marshalltown Merchants in Stuart Hall Saturday. The Merchants have eleven straight wins this season. A preliminary Quaker second team game vs Petersens bakery starts at 7 with the main event an hour later. Thursday’s Quakers to Schuker Motor in Waterloo was canceled due to bad roads. No admission will be charged.
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Hack Signs With Cubs Fifth Player to Commit
CHICAGO UP The contract of third baseman Stanley Hack was received Friday from Sacramento California making him the fifth Cubs player to sign. Manager Charlie Grimm said there should be no difficulty in completing all signings as contracts were mailed only last week and players often took days to return them.
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Far West Schools Combine For Grid Talent Search
California universities launch a broad recruiting drive to locate football prospects nationwide. Alumni, including coaches and publicists, are urged to seek players from coast to coast as USC, Stanford, Cal, and others expand pull beyond traditional in-state sources.
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Williamson to Aid Fry at Kansas State
Stan Williamson, former USC center and Oklahoma City University head coach, was named assistant football coach at Kansas State College. Backfield coach Wes Fry was promoted to head coach as Lynn Waldorf departs for Northwestern. board approval pending. Williamson and Fry trained under Toward Jones Fry at Iowa and USC, with Williamson praised as a top west coast center.
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Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
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Detroit Signing Players Without A Known Hitch
Detroit Tigers prepare for another pennant race with a settled front office as no hold-out is expected. Frank J. Navin guides the club while memory recalls past hold-outs from Ty Cobb and Dutch Leonard, a rare issue in modern management.
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Schoolboy Rowe
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Baseball Club
Tiger
Ty Cobb
Dutch Leonard
Baer to Meet Lasky in Chicago February 28
Chicago reports Max Baer will open a 10 round no decision series February 28 facing Art Lasky if Art Lasky defeats James J. Braddock in New York on February 1. Promoters Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen announced the plan. Baer had aimed to start in March but an altered film schedule postponed it.
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Jim Mullen
Art Lasky
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