Pitt defeats Notre Dame to snap 23 game winning streak
University of Pittsburgh beat Notre Dame 39 to 34 in Pittsburgh, ending the Irishs 23 game unbeaten run. W Hughes led Pitt with key late rally while McCammant Ochsenhirt Krause and Voegele contributed. Notre Dame suffered fouls that sidelined stars Boegele and Crowe and 31 team fouls marked the game.
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Grinnell Defeats Central 34 to 12 In Ragged Tilt
Grinnell College overcame Central College 34 to 12 in a rough game Saturday night. Dick Mason led the Pioneers with six baskets as Grinnell edged away in the second half while both teams endured wild passing and shooting.
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Columbia Upsets Iowa Wesleyan 37 25 Margin
In Dubuque Iowa Columbia college Duhawks defeated Iowa Wesleyan 37 to 25 in a tight conference race game. Mickey McDonald and Roy Broderick starred with 16 points between them while Ray Patterson led scoring with 10.
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Shields Wins Canada Covered Courts Titles in Montreal
Frank X. Shields of New York won the singles championship 6-2 6-0 9-7 over George Lott of Chicago and then teamed with Laird Watt of Montreal to capture the doubles title 6-3 11-9 6-4 against Robert Murray of Montreal and William Aydelotte of New York.
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Illini Rally Upset Northwestern 34-20 in Champaign
Illinois overcame a first half deficit to defeat Northwestern 34 to 20. Captain Hudson Hellmich led with 13 points after a slow start, while Guttschow and Kamm contributed key baskets as Illinois seized control in the second half.
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Barry Says He'll Advise Stars To Go Back To Iowa
In Iowa City USC coach Sam Barry told University of Iowa officials on Saturday that Hawkeye athletes Duane Swanson and Wayne Froning who started for USC last week will be advised to return to Iowa. Swanson and Froning left Tuesday amid letters claiming intentions to join USC. Iowa athletic director E. H. Lauer noted USC’s athletic director W. O. Hunter sent the letters but did not disclose contents.
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Basketball scoreboard highlights and scores list
A crowded ledger of college basketball results shows Michigan 2 percent, Northwestern 20, Ohio State 2, Minnesota 24, Kansas 32, Kansas State 24, Wyoming 33, Nebraska 24, Duke 6, Virginia 13, Georgetown Mt Temple 22, Western Maryland 23, Kentucky 71, University of Georgia 30, Virginia Tech 42, Loyola Baltimore 461, Western Michigan State Teachers 30, Detroit 40, Adrian College 24, Texas 40, Rice 28, Arkansas 28, Oklahoma Aggies 23, Yale 34, Columbia 26, Notre Dame 26, Penn State 28, Ohio University 27, Ohio Wesleyan 50, Cincinnati 31, Army 18, Princeton 24, Findlay 22, Carleton 841, Iowa Wesleyan 25.
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Chicago Beats Michigan In Ragged 35 22 Upset
Chicago’s sophomore squad stunned Michigan 35 to 22 as fast breaking play unsettled the veteran Wolverines. Haarlow led Chicago with seven baskets and a free throw, while Plummer toed for Michigan and Jablonski starred for Michigan. Officials were Nick Jearns and J Maloney.
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Record Field To Compete For U S Ski Championship
The national ski championship at Fox River Grove Illinois will feature the largest field yet with all sectional champions and more than 100 entrants including Roy Mikkelson defending champion and Olympic team members. Leading contenders include Casper Oimen Lemoine Batson Loyd Ellingsen Ottar State Sverre Fredhelm and Harold Sorenson among others with over 25 in class A competing for the major prize.
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Drake Reserves Seats for Iowa Basketball Game
Anticipating a sell out for the Drake Iowa basketball game at the Drake Fieldhouse on January 30, Drake officials set aside 1,133 seats to be reserved and priced at 65 cents including tax. The remaining 5,000 unreserved seats will cost 40 cents.
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Baseball's uncertain future worries magnates as 1934 looms
Club owners eye 1934 with caution amid expected 25 percent salary cuts and mixed signals on the national pastime. Key figures like Thomas Yawkey and Charles Stoneham weigh spending, selling, and park renovations while optimism clashes with private misgivings about declining interest and potential repeat of theater-like cycles.
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Ohio State Edges Minnesota 28 24 in Basketball Clash
Ohio State University built an early lead and held on to defeat Minnesota 28 to 24 before 9,500 fans. Red Wilson, Warren Whitlinger, and Bill Beitner sparked a late first half surge as the Buckeyes led 18 to 7 at the break, then withstood a Gopher rally in the second half.
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Upper Iowa Tops Dubuque Basketmen 23 to 15 in Conference Win
Upper Iowa defeated Dubuque University 23 to 15 to claim its first Iowa conference victory. Freshmen sparked the second half as Arthur and Willenberg each scored three field goals, lifting the Peacock team while Dubuque struggled to hit baskets. Miller led Dubuque with seven points.
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Grinnell Falls to Roosevelt 25 22 in tight setback
Special to The Gazette Grinnell kept Roosevelt of Des Moines scoreless for three quarters but faltered late as Adams left with an eye injury. McMicheal was held to one field goal in the first half, final Roosevelt 25 Grinnell 22.
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Carrithers Leads Kohawks To First Win Of Campaign
Coe College Kohawks beat State Teachers 31 to 29 to open the season. New starters Jim Carruthers Joe Schneider and Harold Wilkinson contributed 19 points as Coe built a 17-8 halftime lead and withstood a late Tutors rally. Carruthers starred with five field goals while the visitors made a late push before time expired.
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Petrolle Ross Bout Draws Massive Bronx Crowd Record
Henry McLemore reports a near 13 000 indoor boxing crowd for Billy Petrolle versus Barney Ross in the Bronx Coliseum. The veteran Petrolle dominates with left hooks and strategy while Ross adopts long range tactics, signaling a tight clash after prior meetings.
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100 More Venicemen Ordered In Faulty Case For Tuesday
CHICAGO AP The Factor kid naping trial was adjourned until Tuesday as lawyers failed to strike a single juror of the final four needed. The eight jurors were seated. judge Feinberg pressed for speed. The venire exhausted. another group of 100 must report Tuesday. Calcium is the hardest mineral to obtain for the body.
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Dutra Wins Long Beach Open Championship
Olin Dutra of Santa Monica won the Long Beach open at Lakewood Country Club with a 33 34 67 to take the $1,000 prize, displaying a cool, confident demeanor throughout the Saturday round.
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Japanese Player Takes Billiard Tourney Lead
Kinney Matsuyama of New York defeated Len Kenney of Chicago 50 to 40 in 68 innings to break the three way tie for first in the national three cushion billiard tournament. Matsuyama leads with five wins and one loss, Alfredo de Oro of New York is second with four and one, while Kenney drops to a tie for third with Charles Mercure of Cleveland.
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Central City Cagers Top Coggon 41 to 19 in Final
Central City high school defeated Coggon 41 to 19 on Friday night in a lopsided game. DeWoody led Coggon with high points while McLeod paced Central City. The opening junior varsity game ended 14-13 for Coggan, and Coggan alumni beat a Central City pick-up team 19-13.
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