Washington Battles Dubuque Tonight For Mississippi Valley Clash
Washington Tigers host Dubuque in a Mississippi Valley conference opener at Coe field at 7 30 PM. Grant travels to Clinton in another MV contest as injuries strain Washington with Neff Harbert and Cullen sidelined and starting backfield uncertain.
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Leonard and McLarnin Set for Garden Fistis Duel
In Madison Square Garden a 10 round bout pits Benny Leonard 36 against Jimmy McLarnin 25 in a money fight. Leonard seeks a return to top form after years away from light welterweight glory while McLarnin, a hard puncher, enters as a 2 to 1 favorite though recent form is mixed.
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Athletic Reform At Yale Not Seen In The Near Future
Yale's sweeping athletic reform aims to expand intramural activity and reduce intercollegiate play but is unlikely to be enacted for years according to Malcolm Farmer new chairman of the athletic board. He outlined policies in detail and said drastic schedule cuts and removing paid coaches will occur only when practicable.
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Farmer
Yale
Noise costs England billions in losses and damage
Noise is estimated to cost England billions of pounds annually through accidents, reduced working efficiency, depreciation of property, and related causes.
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England
Northwestern and Michigan clash in Big Ten title showdown
Northwestern and Michigan meet at Michigan Stadium for the Western conference title clash as part of a three way tie in the Big Ten. An expected sellout crowd of about 75 000 will watch Pug Rentner and Wildcat backs in a pivotal late season game.
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Michigan
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Wolverines
Purdue
Michi- Wildcats
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
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184 Amateurs And Pros Begin Play In St. Louis Open
In chilly St. Louis at Meadow Brook club 184 players including Walter Hagen Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood and Jock Hutchinson started the St. Louis Open. The event offers 2500 prize money with 18 holes Friday then 18 more Saturday and 36 holes Sunday for the top 64.
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Joe Kirkwood
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Abe Espinosa
Tony Manero
Frank Walsh
MacDonald Smith
al Watrous
Joe Turnsen
Jock Hutchinson
Harry Cooper
Committee Appointed To Name Best Athlete
New York telegraph desk reports a tribunal for selecting the United States athlete of the year. It comprises 600 sport leaders from across the country under Avery Brun head of the A A U. 1930 winner was Bobby Jones and 1931 recipient was Barney Berlinger from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Bobby Jones
Barney Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
Newark Wins Little World Series Title Four Games To Two
Newark clinched the Little World Series at Nicollet Park by overcoming Minneapolis 4 2 in the ninth inning. Schlüssel hero Owen and Jensen sparked a late rally as Newark rallied from a three run deficit to win with four pitchers used and two home runs. Minneapolis stranded eleven baserunners and failed to respond after the ninth.
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Rosy Ryan
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Ryan
Richards
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Fitzgerald
College sports matchups and colleges listed across many campuses
A long list of Friday night and upcoming basketball and college matchups appears, featuring teams such as Parsons at Missouri State Teachers, Dubuque at St Ambrose, Whitman at Albany, Hope at New Mexico, and many others including Kansas, Nebraska, and Wisconsin campuses.
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Drake
Y Waar Ge
Parsons
Missouri State Teachers of
Kirksville
Dubuque
St. Ambrose
Whitman
Albany
Hope
New Mexico
Arizona
Marion
Carbondale
Missouri
Central
Wayne
Chadron
Kidder
Chillicothe Business College
Baker
College of Emporia
LaGrande
Idaho College
Pacific University
College Puget Sound
Nebraska Central
Colne
New River
Davis-Elkins
Panntge Pee Marimes
Dayton
John Tarleton
Daniel Baker
Colorado College
Denver
Washington and Jefferson
Detroit
Pere
Doane
Howard Payne
el Paso Mines
Emporia
Fort Hayes
Erskine
Furman
Thiel
Geneva
Western State
Greeley
St. John’s
Gustavus Adolphus
York
Hastings
Marco
Baylor
Loyola
New Orleans
Occidental
Los Angeles
Lebanon Valley
Muhlbers
Oklahoma City
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Thomas
Vo Dakota
Ada
Seen Baptist
William Jewell
Ottaw
LaCrosse
Platteville
Cornell Eleven Badly Crippled For Tutor Tilt
Mount Vernon That Cornell football squad faces State Teachers with four regulars out due to injuries from the Grinnell game. Haloupek the all state center is hindered by an eye injury while Adamson at halfback is sidelined with a lame leg. Coach Barker works in a shifted lineup as he prepares for Saturday’s Cedar Falls tilt.
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Reyna
Maresh
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Rock Island
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Clinton
Savanna
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St. Ambrose Academy
Davenport
Burlington
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Panther
Meyn
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Cornell
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Haloupek
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Oklahoma
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Denver
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Ames
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Missouri
Football Feast On Tap For Saturday
National sportswriter Davis J Walsh previews a stacked college football weekend. Michigan faces Northwestern in a Big Ten clash while Princeton visits New York and Yale hosts Chicago. The schedule spans the East South and West with key interconference games and titles on the line.
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St. Mary’s
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Santa Clara
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Minnesota
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Columbia
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U S Olympic Team Boxers Suspended
Two United States Olympic boxing qualifiers faced suspensions in Cleveland. Sam Julian a bantamweight was suspended for traveling to Los Angeles at the Olympic committee's expense and then declining to box in try outs. Tony Valere of Cleveland received an indefinite suspension for missing the Olympics after qualification, denying another youth a chance.
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United States
National Amateur Athletic Union
Sam Julian
Los Angeles
Tony Valere
Pitcher Al Thomas Undergoes Operation
AP reports Chicago traded pitcher Tommy Thomas to the Washington Senators and he is recovering from elbow surgery. Dr. Philip Stormeng performed the operation noting a locked elbow. Thomas is expected to rest a week to ten days.
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Tommy Thomas
Chicago American League Baseball Club
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Ames and Nebraska in Big Six Joust
Kansas, Iowa State and Missouri seek vengeance on teams that beat them last season. Kansas faces Oklahoma in Lawrence after a 10-0 loss, Iowa State prepares to meet Nebraska at Lincoln, and Missouri hosts Texas in Columbia after a 31-0 defeat. Kansas State plays Kansas Wesleyan in Salina Friday.
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Kansas
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Missouri
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Iowa
Nebraska
Huskers
Lincoln
Tigers
Texas
Longhorns
Columbia
Kansas State
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Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Taking His Word and the Window Diamond Sign
A customer challenges a jeweler over a marked price of $450 for a diamond, noting a window sign that reads Cut Diamonds, suggesting a price reduction discrepancy. The exchange captures a shopper’s skepticism and the shopkeeper’s justification of the regular price.
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Myron Ub Makes Slight Gain In Fight For Life
University of Minnesota players rallied as backfield star Myron Ub gained slightly in his battle with double pneumonia and a chest injury. Doctors warned survival remained uncertain, but the improving condition sparked hope ahead of the Purdue game.
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University of Minnesota
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University Hospital
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Sox Official To Inspect 1933 Training Camp
Chicago White Sox vice president Harry Grabiner will travel to Pasadena California to view the 1933 training camp and its facilities as preparations begin. He departs Sunday to evaluate the camp and accommodations for the team.
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Chicago
Harry Grabiner
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Pasadena
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Long Sands lifeguard Thomas Fry retires after 70 years
Thomas Fry, who just completed seventy years of service at the Long Sands in Tynemouth England, is credited with saving forty people from drowning during his tenure.
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Tynemouth
England
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