Cubs Lose Kiki Cuyler To Broken Ankle In Exhibition
Kiki Cuyler fractured his right ankle sliding into second in an exhibition game. The Cubs expect two months of recovery, deepening concerns over their outfield which included Riggs Stephenson Floyd Herman and Cuyler. His loss could unsettle the team’s pennant hopes as they defend last season’s title.
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All State Prep Stars To Play In Iowa Game
Four freshmen who were all state stars join nine veterans in the starting lineup for the University of Iowa football game Saturday. Notable freshmen include Lawrence Halton Creston all state fullback Richard Crayne Fairfield all state back 1931 Joe Richards Denison quarterback and Dwight Hoover star fullback from South Dakota. Veterans listed include Jerry Foster Iowa City James Dee Mount Vernon Ray Fisher Des Moines George Teyro Hopkins Minn Herman Schneidman Quincy Ill John Muller Valparaiso Ind Louwmir Kouba Center Point Tom Moore Waterloo and Philp Thurtie Mason City.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Battle A's In Florida Exhibition
In Fort Myers Philadelphia and Brooklyn clash as the A's seek avenge after a 10 5 loss. Foxx Coleman McNair absent, Connie Mack day celebrated. Phillies program concludes in Winter Haven after rough Grapefruit League stretch. Cardinals struggle in Bradenton as Dazzy Vance debuts. Kremer sharp for Pirates in Santa Barbara tuneup. Indians strong in New Orleans led by Peckinpaugh with Ferrell and Jorder. Tigers arrive in Galveston after seven straight exhibition wins.
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Tigers Tie with New Yorkers as Houston Trip Ends
The Tigers completed a three-way tie with New Yorks and won at Houston on Wednesday by 7 to 4. Several players including Luke Hamthorn Col Ner and Buck Marrow were sent to the minors and released to the Toronto club. White catcher John Patek returned to Beaumont after last season.
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Kirkwood Wins North and South Open by Five Strokes
Joe Kirkwood former trick shot expert from Philadelphia won the North and South Open in Pinehurst NC with a 277 total to break MacDonald Smith's eight year old record. He finished five ahead of Harry Cooper and Horton Smith tied for third with 285. Kirkwood revealed he will abandon trick-shot exhibitions and pursue orthodox golf.
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Missouri House Rejects Pari-Mutuel Betting Bill
In Jefferson City the Missouri House rejected a bill to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse races. The vote was 63 to 62 in favor, short of the 76 votes needed for passage.
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Culver and Brewer Named Northwestern Captains
Evanston Illinois Nelson Culver of Freeport and Don Brewer of Evanston were elected co captains for the 1933 34 Northwestern basketball team both juniors. Eleven major letters were awarded to this year s squad.
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Requiem Mass at Notre Dame for Knute Rockne
The Rev Charles I O'Donnell, Notre Dame president, will sing a requiem high mass at the university Friday morning marking the second anniversary of Knute Rockne's death in a Kansas airplane crash.
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Jersey Quintet Takes 10th Place In Bowling Meet
St Joseph's of Bayonne New Jersey finished tenth in the five man team standings at the American Bowling Congress tournament with a total of 2880. Ralph Marshall of Richmond Indiana placed sixth in the individual event and fifth in all events with 680 in singles and 1905 overall. Top teams included Bodnar Undertakers Cleveland Madison Gas and Electric Madison Wisconsin Mineralities Chicago and Elks Lodge Medina New York with scores ranging from 2902 to 2918.
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Armour Tech Relay Carnival Draws 25 Schools
CHICAGO AP Track teams from 25 midwestern universities and colleges will compete Saturday at the Armour Tech relay carnival in the University of Chicago field house. Notable entrants include Chicago Northwestern Purdue Indiana Wisconsin Marquette Notre Dame and Michigan State. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette seeks to surpass the world record of 6.0 seconds in the 60 yard dash after posting 6.01 seconds earlier this year.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Wednesday
AP reports Wednesday results include Brooklyn Ni 10 Philadelphia 5 Boston 12 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 7 New York 4 St Louis 11 Buffalo 5 Birmingham 5 Washington 5 New Orleans 4 Chicago 1 Oakland 3 Chicago 1 Hollywood 8 Pittsburgh 6 Seattle 3 Thursday’s schedule features multiple matchups across Florida Texas and Georgia with teams like Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati St Louis Buffalo Detroit New York Chicago Oakland Pittsburgh Washington Birmingham Cleveland New Orleans Los Angeles Jacksonville and Baltimore set to play in various venues.
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Shaughnessy to Lead Large Chicago Spring Squad
Clark Shaughnessy arrives in Chicago to begin spring practice with the University of Chicago football team. He will coach a notably large group, about forty players reporting, including captain Pete Zimmer who shifts from track to football.
Savage to Meet Tony Catalino in Browning Program
Tony Catalino has been engaged by Johnny Fryrear to meet Jack Savage in the semi windup, part of the feature bout between Jim Browning, claimant of the world title, and Glen Big Munn in the coliseum on April 6. Savage impressed fans last week by pinning Victor Soldat, proving himself a finished wrestler and showman. Catalino is said to employ tactics similar to George Mack.
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Strawberry Point Baseball Work Starts With Early Signups
Strawberry Point prepares for baseball practice at the local school as weather allows. Nineteen players have signed up for the first session, most with prior experience.
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Chicago Wins Golden Gloves Clash at Stadium
Chicago defeats New York ten to six in intercity Golden Gloves bouts at Chicago Stadium. Fifteen thousand fans paid about $33,000 to watch sixteen contests with two per division, boosting Chicago’s series lead to three wins to two.
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Rath's Triumph Over Local Five In State Amateur Tourney
Rath's Waterloo team defeated Roberdee 35 24 to advance to the semifinals against Superior Dairy of Davenport. Superior Dairy beat Muscatine Mohawks 38 29. Jesup edged Newhall 19 11. Springville routed Peoples Grocery 34 10. Independence beat Mount Vernon 27 26 in overtime. Box scores follow.
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Pancho Manila Wins Narrowly in Oakland Fight
In Oakland California Little Pancho Manila outpointed Ticken of Japan in a 10 round bout Abel Ferrero of Galliano defeated Maria Cano of Los Angeles in a separate 6 round bout.
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