Bo McMillin Named Indiana Head Coach From Kansas State
Bloomington Indiana A N Bo McMillin former Centre College quarterback and six year Kansas State head coach accepts Indiana University football job to succeed E C Hayes McMillin will lead spring practice naming his assistants including replacing line coach A J Nowack Hayes continues as track coach McMillin praised as one of the country s best quarterbacks and a proven winner with the Big Six experience expected to bring a five man backfield strategy to Indiana and deliver a spirited team, while Hayes departs after a winless season.
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Butch” Nowack
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Bo McMillin
Jayhawk Institution
Sarin
Freshman Iowa Swimmer Ren Westerfield Named Captain
Ren Westerfield was elected captain of the University of Iowa freshman swimming team. He set a new university backstroke record, clipping five and a half seconds off the five year old mark by swimming 150 yards in 1 51. Westerfield is viewed as the standout yearling prospect for next year’s varsity squad.
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Holdouts Touched by Spring Fever In Baseball Camps
New York AP reports grapefruit league warmth lures holdouts into camp as more players sign or discuss terms. Indians and Yankees trimmed lists while several stars including Myatt Ferrell Hudlin Brown Burnett and West remained unsigned. Dodgers show a large unsigned cohort but manager Quinn stays confident as others like Jordan and Renee settle terms.
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Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
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Monte Pearson
Dick Porter
Roy Spencer
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Vernon Gomes
Danny MacFayden
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Lloyd Brown
Johnny Burnett
Harley Ross
Lyn Lary
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Ben Chapman
Dixie Walker
Luke Appling
Chicago
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Sam West
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Quinn
al Lopez
Hack Wilson
Quinn
Wilson
Fight Racket Has a Thousand Lives
The piece notes two court actions shaking boxing with Kingfish Levinsky’s injunction against MSG over radio broadcasts of his bout with Walter Neusel and Bill Duffy’s federal tax case sentencing. It also mentions near-future bouts: Art Lasky versus Lee Ramage in Los Angeles, Bob Olin versus Tony Shucco in New Haven, and Tony Cannoneri possibly rematching Frankie Elick.
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Lee Ramage
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Bob Olin
Tony Shucco
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Word From
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Frankie Elick
Walter Neusel
New York Garden
Lena
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Bowling Congress Opens in Peoria with 5231 entries
Gov Henry Horner will inaugurate the thirty fourth American Bowling Congress in Peoria by rolling the first ball in armory alleys. The event features 5231 individual entries, 1329 five man teams and 2601 doubles teams for 57211 dollars in prizes across 33 days of competition. Detroit leads with 63 teams followed by St Louis 46 and Cincinnati 42.
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Washington Mat And Boxing Show Set For March 15
Washington Iowa plans an athletic program sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars on March 15 at Payne Park. The card, arranged by Bob Rush, features several Golden Gloves participants and a single wrestling match headlining Johnnie Lewis and Red Bears with boxing bouts including Leo Cain and Earl Shelter. In Boston, manager Bucky Harris drives mid day practices at Payne Park while answering to Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins as the Red Sox camp buzzes with activity.
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University of Iowa
Johnnie Lewis
U. S. Navy
Leslie
Red" Bears
Iowa City
Leo Cain
Chicago
Earl Shelter
Kalona
Orlando
Fia
Marty McManus
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
McManus
Casey Stengel
Wrestling results by the Associated Press update
The report lists matches from New York and Milwaukee with throws and times. Jack Bloomfield of New York defeated Pat Faletti, while Jim Lendes of Milwaukee defeated Jack Smith in what appears to be a wrestling event result rounded by the Associated Press.
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Red Roaming Baseball Talks and Boxing Banter
A jittery wrap of sports chatter cites baseball salary cuts for stars including a St. Louis Cardinal offer, with Chicago Cubs reportedly trimming wages up to 30 percent. Denver league disputes loom as insiders expect Bramham to shape the revamped circuit. Boxing notes highlight Lena Levy’s hype for King Levinsky. Earnshaw aims for 25 wins with the White Sox, while Bonura steps in as a hopeful rookie.
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Ernie Creatti
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Yankees
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Harry Johnson
Denver
W. G. Bramham
Milton Ansenger
Bramham
Minor League Association
Johnson
Omaha
Topeka
St. Joseph
Ansenger
The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instructional piece by Chester Horton warns that small postural distortions lead to major golf faults. It explains that addressing the ball with forced tension causes hooks and slices and urges players to stand naturally and comfortably for better results.
Florida’s Five Flags Brief History Documented
A compact note outlines Florida’s historical flags spanning Spanish, French, British, United States and Confederate eras, noting their influence on state identity and heritage.
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Baseball Camps Signal Utility Roles for Recruits
The Associated Press field report from multiple spring training sites notes Joe Chamberlain and Bernie Unhalt may win utility jobs with the Chicago White Sox. Other camps highlight Bill Terry’s New York Giants weighing nine-man pitching staff, with candidates including Watson Clark and Johnny Salveson. Charlie Atias from Nashua, Curt vis and Reg Grabowski compete for spots in Boston and Philadelphia camps amid lineups and injury concerns across clubs.
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Joe Chamberlain
Bernie Unhalt
Chicago White Sox
Chamberlain
Lew Fonseca
Unhalt
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Bill Terry
New York Glanta’ Pilot
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Parmelee
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Bell
Watson Clark
Johnny Salveson
al Smith
Joe Bowman
Clidell Castlean
C O P And Peppers Win Girls Cage Games
In YWCA girls basketball, C O P beat X-33 12 to 11 while Peppers triumphed over M and M 36 to 14. TM TM won on a forfeit from NRA. Friday schedule pairs TM TM with X-33 and M and M against Which Way with C O P vs Peppers.
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TERRY AND GIANTS ARE ALL KEYED UP
The 1933 New York Giants arrive in Miami for spring training with Will Terry upbeat about speed youth and a strong pitching staff led by Carl Hubbell. He worries only about third base with two players competing, while the outfield remains Mel Ott George Davis and Joe Moore. Mancuso’s absence creates catching concerns as the team adapts to changes in ball equipment.
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Columbus
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Plummer Named Captain of Michigan Cage Five
Al Plummer of Wabash Indiana was named captain of the next Michigan basketball team. Eleven lettered players listed include Ted Petoskey as captain, Plum mer as captain-elect, and others from Detroit Detroit Muske gon Heights Flint and Ann Arbor with numerals awarded to Borgmann Lewis Kostichek and Paulson.
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al Plummer
Wabash
Ind
University of Michigan
Ted Petoskey
St. Charles
Plummer
Manny Fishman
George Ford
Detroit
John Regeczi
Muskegon Heights
Dick Joslin
Kenilworth
Ill
Fred Allen
Wayne
Dick Evans
Flint
Chelso Tamagno
Chicago
Russ Oliver
Pontiac
Estel Tessmer
Bill Borgmann
Fort Wayne
King Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Bob Kostichek
Lansing
Clayton Paulson
Winnetka
Luther Defeated By Rath Packers In Practice Game
In a practice basketball game for the national AAU tournament the Rath Packers of Waterloo defeated Luther College 33 to 24 in Decorah Iowa. Luther led 14 to 11 at halftime but faltered in the second period. Duncan of the Packers scored 11 points, while Devies led Luther with eight.
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Iowa
Luther College
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Packers
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Wenceslaus and St Pats Battle For 2nd Place
Wenceslaus and St Patrick's clash for second place in city ratings after two tight overtime losses to Immaculate Conception. Tonight's game on Immaculate Conception floor at 8 shows no clear favorite as teams seek the tournament trophy, with lineups featuring Skala Severs Panek and others.
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Immacculate Conception
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Ee Skala Es Severs Vee Panek
Tresnak Proskovee
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