Big Ten Faces Major Cuts in Football Receipts
Western conference football profits drop from 1927 highs as Big Ten aides meet in Chicago December 3 to plan expense reductions. Reports show Purdue Indiana Iowa Wisconsin trimming minor sports. Illinois drops six sports. Ohio State and Minnesota reserve programs while Michigan nears last year’s attendance.
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A A U Adopts Metric Standards For Track Events
The Amateur Athletic Union voted to switch from yards to meters and kilometers for track and field events, effective January. The change will apply to national indoor championships in February and the I C 4 A meet in March, with most record holders unlikely to be surpassed. Avery Brundage was re elected president for a fifth term amid other session actions.
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Notre Dame Aces May Be Lost For Army Engagement
Notre Dame faces the risk of missing key players for an Army game as team selection and eligibility issues ripple through the roster. Coaches weigh options while overcoming injuries and suspensions ahead of the matchup.
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Avery Brundage Stays AAU Chief for Fourth Term
Avery Brundage was re elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union for a fourth term. Officials including first vicepresident Martins Blew of New York and others were chosen, with John Raffert of Wantage and Dante Fert of New York noted among re elected officers. Brundage’s leadership continues as the AAU maintains its administration.
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Oneida High Rallies To Down Greeley High
Oneida high school battled back to defeat Greeley on their home court Tuesday night by a 27 to 2 score. Greeley led at halftime 1 to 8 before Oneida surged in the second period and pulled away for the win.
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Hawks Have Giants For Cage Quintet
Special to The Gazette. Iowa City's 1932 33 Iowa basketball team will average well over six feet in height. The two giants on the present first team are Howard Bastian 6 5 and Ivan Blackmer 6 4. The Bradley Tech game opens in a week with daily scrimmages.
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Barko Ready to Challenge for First String Front Court
Muscatine sophomore John S Barko shows early season form that suggests he will claim a first string forward spot once eligible at semester end. He started the year at Muscatine and will complete residence Feb 1, making him available for most games after the break.
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Good Golf by Chester Horton Pressing the Right Shoulder
Chester Horton explains that forcing the right shoulder into the ball is unnecessary and harms distance. Pressing causes left shoulder turn, pulling the left arm and dragging the club across the ball for a slice. He describes a simple method: push forward from the top, then swing and turn as the club rotates. Copyright 1932.
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Minnesota Plans No Retrenchment Of Minor Sports
Minnesota Athletic Director Frank McCormick says the department will not cut minor sports despite lower football receipts this fall. He cites possible operating economies and notes no plans to drop minor sports, while emphasizing sensitivity to potential retrenchment at nearby rivals like Wisconsin and Minnesota Town.
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Stagg at 70 seeks new coaching job in Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70, after forty one years coaching the University of Chicago football team, seeks another post rather than retirement. He contemplates moves to California or a college presidency while dismissing quitting, aiming to continue serving young men and advancing athletic ideals.
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Jabs Fly In California Cards From TAL Associated Press
In Los Angeles Jaby Arizmendi of Mexico faces Varlas Milling with a draw. Sally Kroger of New York outpoints Sid Grisly. Chalky Wricht of San Bernardino defeats Al Greenfield of Chicago in Wilmington California.
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Nineteen Candidates Prepare For Coe Kohawk Basketball Tryouts
Nineteen hopefuls reported to Coach Forest Rutgers for the Coe College basketball opener against Town State Dec 9 in Ames. Six lettermen from last year’s squad and promising sophomores shape a fast paced practice, with center position questions and potential shifts for Walter Pack Allan Poole and George Crawford. The squad will focus on fundamentals and shooting as Turkey recess limits practice, with Cedar Rapids athletes and others from Iowa and nearby states among the candidates.
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Lou Little Retained As Columbia U. Coach
Columbia University announced on Tuesday that Lou Little will remain head football coach for a further period of years. His three year contract expired this autumn, and the 1932 team is noted as the best in 25 years, having lost only once. Little’s salary was not disclosed.
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Three Big Ten Men On I N S All American
International News Service selects the 1932 national all American team after months of effort. Purdue's Moss leads as an almost unanimous end, with Michigan's Newman at quarterback and stars from Notre Dame and USC among tackles and guards. Backfield contenders include Zimmerman Tulane and Hitchcock Auburn, with Brovelli St. Marys edging Cain and Melinkovich for the final spots.
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All-Star College Football Linemen Listed for 1951 Teams
End Moss Purdue, tackle Smith USC, guard Summerfelt Army, center Bernard Michigan. Rosenberg USC, Kurth Notre Dame, Skladany Pittsburgh, Newman Michigan quarterback. Heller Pittsburgh, Hitchcock Auburn, Brovelli St. Mary’s fullback. Slavic Santa Clara end, Krause Notre Dame, Grenda Columbia guard. Gracey Vanderbilt, Corbus Stanford, Brown guard. Nisbet Washington end, Montgomery Columbia quarterback, Cain Alabama halfback. Zimmerman Tulane, Melninkovich Notre Dame fullback, Petoskey Michigan end. Wendecker Vanderbilt, Gailus Ohio State guard, Gilbane Brown center. Smith Colgate guard, Pacetti Wisconsin tackle, Pruitt Texas Christian end. Ask Colgate quarterback, Griffith USC halfback, Feathers Tennessee, Murff Centenary fullback.
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Doctors undecided on Gelbert treatment at Hahnemann
Philadelphia doctors at Hahnemann Hospital said on Wednesday they were undecided on the next step in Charlie Gelbert’s treatment. The St. Louis Cardinals shortstop’s condition remained about the same as on admission two days earlier, and he rested comfortably. Diagnosis and treatment decisions would take at least four days.
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Jesnick Beats Hoon In Ten Round Fight
OsKALOOSA report says slick Jesnick of Newton defeated Billy Hoon of Moline in a ten round decision in the feature bout. The six round semi windup ended after two rounds when Harry Hobbs knocked out Glenn Nelson in Batavia.
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Football Observer Takes Pot Shots From Observation Tower
George Kirkley surveys the college gridiron scene noting Michigan and Southern California eyed for the Rose Bowl if the Big Ten lifts its ban. He praises Michigan’s defense, mentions Notre Dame and Stanford–Pitt games, and comments on coaches and players including Fritz Crisler, Clarence Spears, and Lawrence Ely.
Real Estate Transfers In Cedar Rapids and Buffalo Creek area
Anna C Armstrong and Robert C Armstrong as trustees under will of Samuel G Armstrong deed to Chester C and Julia Grey as joint tenants with right of survivorship undivided interests in lot 3 Bik 81 Hulls 7th add Cedar Rapids for 33.33 dated 10-11-32. Anna C Armstrong et al to Chester C and Julia Grey as joint tenants with full ownership in survivor in lot ids 200 dated 26-32. Alice H Conklin and husband to Wm W Hill. various parcels including sections 30 29 32 86 5 and 5 85 5 plus Buffalo Creek stone quarry. consideration 3000 dated 8-16-32.
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