Illinois Ohio State Renew Feud Marked By Upsets
Illinois and Ohio State renew their twenty-first Big Ten football rivalry in a season noted for upsets. The article highlights past quirks in the series since 1916, with teams focusing on forward passes and traditional and unorthodox plays as coaches prepare for the clash.
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California And Stanford Fight Flu Threats In Big Game
California and Stanford football teams paused preparations for the weekend clash to battle a flu outbreak. At Stanford Dusty Allen Red Taraghetta and others were ill while California teams set measures at the training table to ward off the epidemic. Coach Bil Ingram ordered meals at the training table and sterilized dishes to protect players ahead of the annual game.
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Dusty Allen
Red Taraghetta
Eiard Nelson Gras
Frnne Caddell
Bil Ingram
Reduced Receipts Hit Wisconsin Minor Athletics
Madison AP The drop in gate receipts this season has ended any chance of restoring the University of Wisconsin minor sports program. George F Levis, ticket sales director, said the athletic board and regents approved cutting all minor sports this year unless receipts beat pre season estimates. With one football game left, total receipts are expected to be about $40,000 below the estimate.
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University of Wisconsin
George F Levis
Board of Regents
College football schedule chatter across the East
Eastern contenders eye undefeated status as Pitt, Notre Dame, Harvard, Yale and others face varied foes this weekend. Notre Dame meets Navy in Cleveland while Pitt eyes another likely win. Harvard and Yale duel in New Haven. Army sights West Virginia as Temple tackles Villanova. Oregon State visits Fordham. Columbia vs Syracuse and Boston College vs Boston University also on the docket.
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Navy
Cleveland
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Pitt
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Army
New York
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Michiann Blaze
Oregon
Rockies
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Washington State
Southern California
Columbia
Syracuse
Manhattan
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Boston
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Lafayette
Temple
Villanova
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Texas Christian
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Tennessee
Fordham
Purdue
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Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Providence
Michican
Centennary
Wolverines
Minnesota
Arkansas
Shreveport
Vines Reaches Third Round in Australian Championship
American star Ellsworth Vines battled through the second round at the New South Wales championships in Sydney defeating Dunlop in five sets 8-6 6-3 6-8 6-8 6-4. Jack Crawford edged Keith Gledhill 7-5 6-2 3-6 7-5, while in women’s play Mrs John Van Ryn of the United States beat Mrs Utz 6-3 7-5.
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Keith Gledhill
John van Ryn
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Utz
Yale Bowl to be near-empty for Harvard game
Yale will not fill the Yale Bowl for the Harvard clash Saturday marking the first time since 1914 the capacity crowd of about 55,000 tickets sold with 16,000 still available due to high prices. Yale coach and players prepared for the fifty-first meeting with captain John Wilbur wearing a mask after a broken nose.
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Fort Dodge to Close Season With Charity Game vs Crane Tech
Fort Dodge high school football will end its 1932 season on Thanksgiving day with a charity game against Crane Technical high of Chicago. A similar matchup last year raised 1600 dollars for Fort Dodge relief agencies.
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Green Bay Coach Says Pros Dominate College Teams
Curley Lambeau argues that professional players far outclass college athletes. He cites training standards, discipline, and roster depth as reasons pros would beat any college squad, naming Michigan State Monnett and Michigan Colley as examples, and notes players’ focus on football as a full-time job.
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Colley
Dempsey Crates On The Fight Business
SooNow sports editor Pavis J Walsh reports Jack Dempsey predicts boxing will see another million-dollar gate despite hard times. He notes fighters are scarce, laments fronting, and argues money’s impact on the sport’s integrity and excitement.
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McGill Defeats Bauer in Waterloo Wrestling Match
Irish wrestler Pat McGill from Wisner Nebraska earned a mat victory over Hans Bauer of Germany in Waterloo Ta. The main event ended abruptly after an airplane spin in the first fall, with McGill finishing Bauer in the second fall in one minute. Victor Soldat of Chicago and Bill Demetral of Texas drew in the semi windup, one of Waterloo wrestling history’s toughest bouts.
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Pat McGill
Wisner
Neb
Hans Bauer
Germany
Bauer
Good Golf Stroke Theory Against the Hit Mindset
A golf instruction excerpt argues against the hit mindset, urging a smooth stroke where the clubhead makes contact. It contrasts readers’ pitch focus with the stroke principle, warning that thinking hit causes tense jerks and miscontact, while emphasizing calm, graceful timing.
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Pros Challenge Fordham To Play A Charity Game
New York Giants owner Tim Mara challenged Fordham to a charity game after Fordham assistant coach Hiker Joy claimed college teams can beat pros. Mara offered to play after December 4, with Giants services free and receipts to the mayor's unemployed relief fund, but Fordham’s Major Frank Cavanaugh doubted school policy would allow a pro team on campus.
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Tim Mara
New York Giants
Fordham University
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Hiker Joy
Daniel M. Daniel
Mayor's Fund For Relief of
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Frank Cavanaugh
Sharkey Boycott Seen In Proposed Schmeling Baer Go
New York the press reports a possible 1933 world heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer after Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs announced the Paris event. The plan includes New York venues if negotiations fail, with alternative sites Florida Los Angeles and Chicago discussed.
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Chicago Black Hawks near return to Chicago Stadium
Negotiations were under way on Wednesday for the Chicago Black Hawks to resume playing at the Chicago Stadium. The team opened the season at the Coliseum Sunday night, while stadium president Sidney Strotz announced a $150,000 suit against Frederic McLaughlin and the Black Hawks.
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Glazer Elected Captain Of Dartmouth 1933 Eleven
Philip J Glazer of Memphis Tennessee has been elected captain of Dartmouths 1933 football eleven. An Iron Man, he played two years at tackle and powered through a major portion of every game earning the nickname for endurance and effort on the field.
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Philip J Glazer
Memphis
Tenn
Iron Man
Dartmouth
Detroit's versatile football star Harvey Wrathell shines
The University of Detroit cites Harvey Wrathell as a true all around player. Last season he lined up at end, tackle and center. This year he began at pivot, moved to guard, and also played in the backfield in high school.
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Caliere
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Harvey Wrathell
Boxing Briefs From Associated Press Roundup
Wis. fighter Charlie Crocker outpointed Joe Thomas in Iron Mountain Michigan. Wayne Stable’s Kee won over Kid Panko of Chicago. Connell knocked out Jerry Kucera. Spnines outpointed Baby Face Casa in Mexico City.
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Weekly Notes From A Football Observer
George Kirkley surveys the college football season noting Notre Dame Northwestern clashes brutal to watch with multiple injuries. He highlights standout plays by Notre Dame and Northwestern, praises Michigan's new rules aiding substitutions, and quotes praise for players like Mickey McGuire and center Krueger. Connections to Purdue, Pitt, and Nebraska are touched with praise for Horstmann, Hecker, and Purvis.
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Laurie Ayton To Make Home In Native Scotland
Chicago based notes report Laurie Ayton a thirteen year pro at Evanston Golf Club will return to St Andrews Scotland to live after his father’s death. He travels with his wife a daughter and a son to manage the estate and care for his elderly mother.
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Al Simmons Begins Training For 1933 Season
Al Simmons starts training in Hot Springs Arkansas as the Chicago White Sox plan for the 1933 baseball campaign. He undertakes baths, tennis, golf and hikes to shed weight and regain batting power while football season continues.
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Grid systems depend on coaches and material
The piece argues coaching and material both drive football success. It cites Knute Rockne’s great system and players, notes Brown’s triple wing back system thrives only with strong talent, and contrasts Amherst’s poor season with good system but weak material. Colgate’s success under Kerr shows a powered Warner system. Army adapts a variant. overall, coaching plus material determine outcomes.
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Army
Lou Little
Football map shows turnover in national contenders
New York AP reports major contenders for 1932 national honors have shifted since 1931. USC, Tennessee, and several others appear in new unbeaten lists, with teams like Michigan, Notre Dame, Auburn, and Pitt remaining strong but facing tough remaining games.
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Carnera and Levinsky Set for Chicago Nov 30 Fight
CHICAGO AP King Levinsky and Primo Carnera will clash in a ten round bout at Chicago stadium on November 30 after terms were agreed but met with hesitation from Levinsky’s sister and manager Lena Levy who held out until Tuesday night.
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Wrestling results from Associated Press reports
Waterloo Pat McGill of Omaha won in two straight falls over Hans Bauer of Germany. Victor Soldat of Chicago and Bill N Demetral of Texas wrestled to a 20 minute draw. Richard Burke of Chicago taro defeated Irish Kennedy of Des Moines in two falls. George Sauer of Topeka defeated Hugh Nichols of Lincoln in two of three falls. Leslie Wolfe of Sherman defeated Hans Schultz of Milwaukee after Schultz attempted an arm jerk.
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