Wisconsin Favored Over Hawkeyes In First Big Ten Encounter
Madison Wisconsin notes Wisconsin and Iowa meet at Memorial Stadium in their first Big Ten clash of the season under new coaches Ossie Solem for Iowa and Doc Spears for Wisconsin. Captain Kabat returns to guard, Kuhn available after ankle injury, both teams in good shape.
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Coe and Monmouth Open Midwest Conference Title Chase
Coe College and Monmouth begin their Midwest Conference hunt this afternoon at 2 o clock on the Twelfth Street field. Moray Eby coaches a young Kohawks squad with six players making their varsity debuts, including Hild at quarterback and several line and backfield positions unsettled as the teams clash for early supremacy.
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Grant Victors Rally Past Clinton In 13 To 7 Win
Cedar Rapids Grant high school edged Clinton 13 to 7 to claim their first Mississippi Valley Conference victory. Clinton scored early on a Gill touchdown but Grant answered with two Krumpar passes and a rushing score.
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Cronin Named Washington Manager Succeeding Johnson
Joe Cronin, 25, appointed Washington Senators manager succeeding Walter Johnson. Cronin, MVP in 1930 and a former shortstop, will be the youngest skipper in the majors next season, with Clark Griffith praising youth as his guiding principle. Johnson released after guiding third-place finish in 1932.
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Play by play broadcast for Iowa Wisconsin game
The game will be broadcast starting at 1 45 p m from WMAQ Chicago and WTMJ Milwaukee. Stations air live play by play coverage from the two flagship stations.
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Northwestern and Michigan Meet in Big Ten Showdown at Michigan
Northwestern and Michigan, co champions, drew the season’s largest crowd in Ann Arbor for a renewal of their rivalry. Almost 70,000 fans were expected as the two Midwest powers squared off for gridiron supremacy in the 1932 battle.
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Purdue Aims to Break Opening Jinx at Minnesota
Purdue favored to win the Big Ten title seeks its first conference-opening win in two years against Minnesota. A 45,000 crowd was expected for the season opener under coach Bernie Bierman. The listing includes players such as Weiss Letsinger and Pardonner with a focus on team matchups and lineups.
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Ohio State Opens Big Ten Run Versus Indiana
Ohio State kicks off the conference season against Indiana with a senior heavy Hoosier lineup and Regis Monahan the sole Buckeye sophomore starter. The Buckeyes are favored as 35,000 fans are expected for the opener.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg Returns to Yale as Chicago Meets Yale
New Haven reports Amos Alonzo Stagg, the 70-year-old Chicago coach, brings his Maroon eleven to Yale for the first time in 40 years of coaching. The game marks a notable reunion era as Stagg last led against Yale decades ago.
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Donie Bush Could Lead Reds Next Season
Minneapolis star Donie Bush said he would return next season unless he secured a deal to manage Cincinnati. He indicated rejecting Sidney Weil’s offer for a three year contract at 22500 dollars annually.
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Washington Loses to Dubuque 6 to 0 in Home Debut
Washington high fell 6 to 0 to Dubuque high in a Mississippi Valley conference game at Coe field. Poor offense and key injuries hampered the Tigers while Gibbs and Connolly sparked the visitors with decisive runs and a late score.
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St. Louis University Beats Wyoming 20 to 6 at Home
The St. Louis University halfback Bennie LaPresta sparked a 20 to 6 victory over Wyoming Cowboys under Friday night lights. Wyoming struggled with SLU’s open field running and strong kicking as they traveled home after the loss.
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Wrestling Results From Yonkers and St Louis
Results show Mazurki defeating Freeman in Yonkers while Kirilenko drew with Lutre in a 30 minute bout. Senneabers beat Makcewics in St Louis and Orgevanyi defeated George Manish in a separate Hungary versus Yugoslavia matchup.
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St Ambrose Defeats I C Gridders 13 to 6
St Ambrose academy hammered Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids 13 to 6 at Davenport. Grandinetti scored for the Oval after a late threat. Welsh added the extra point. Officials and substitutes listed follow the muffled play-by-play.
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Fayette and Sumner High Gridders End In 13 All Tie
Fayette hosts Sumner in a hard fought 13 13 draw. Mohlis broke through for Sumner with a three yard score and Schug added a Sumner run. Fayette answered with Fobes touchdowns and stout defense led by Fobes and Thomas before injuries ended play late in the second.
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Simpson Easily Defeats Central Gridders 20-6
PELLA AP The spectacular play of Rabbit Thompson Simpson s five quarterback brought the Methodists a 20 to 6 victory over the Central college eleven in an important Iowa conference contest Friday. After the Dutchmen had reeled off six first downs and crossed the Simpson goal in the opening minutes Severeid veteran end suffered a broken leg. The mishap shattered their morale. Thereafter the visitors had things their own way.
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Iowa State and Nebraska open Big Six race at Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska AP Coach Dana X Bible birthday wish is a Nebraska victory over Iowa State as the conference season begins at Memorial Stadium. The Huskers host the Cyclones who easily beat Simpson and Morningside last year’s rivals seek revenge and a stronger showing this season.
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Anamosa Gun Club Announces Poultry Shoot Sunday
The Anamosa American Legion Gun Club will host a poultry shoot on Sunday with events for riflemen and shotgun marksmen.
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Football Scores East and Midwest Roundup
East region reports include Lebanon Valley 6 over Muhlenberg 0 and Geneva 33 over Thiel. Midwest shows Detroit 7 over Washington and Jefferson score noted, plus Drake 7 and Kansas State 6 in various matchups. Several small colleges and teachers teams post scores across the district, with Western Michigan Teachers and North Dakota among others.
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Mount Vernon Routs Tipton 12–6 in conference clash
Mount Vernon beat Tipton 12 to 6 on Tipton field in a tight conference game. Tipton led 6–0 at halftime after Woode’s rushing touchdown, but West scored twice for Mount Vernon in the fourth quarter. Mount Vernon then threatened late with several passes before securing the win. Next Friday they host Monticello for their final home game.
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DeWitt Edges Marion 13 12 In Thrilling Comeback
DeWitt high school overcame a 12-0 halftime deficit to defeat Marion 13 to 12 behind a second half passing attack. Gelharr and Talkington directed the offense while McCaughey kicked the extra point, and the crowd watched a pivotal rally by the DeWitt squad.
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Parsons Lose Tough Games in Iowa Friday Night
DES MOINES AP Two Iowa college football teams suffered heavy losses. Parsons of Fairfield lost 18 to 0 to Northeast Missouri Teachers College after traveling from Kirksville. St Ambrose shut out Dubuque University 20 to 0 in Davenport.
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Manchester And Vinton Battle To A Scoreless Tie
VINTON Vinton and Manchester high school squads battled to a scoreless tie in the Tri-Valley opener. Vinton threatened thrice but fumbled twice and failed on downs. Manchester managed two first downs and an ineffective offense. Irvin stood out in Vinton defense as Mann was the only consistent ground gainer for Manchester.
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Big Ten and nonconference games listed for today
Schedule shows Northwestern at Michigan, Ohio State hosting Indiana, Kansas State at Army, Texas at Oklahoma, Haskell Indians at Notre Dame, Knox at Augustana, Upper Iowa at Buena Vista, Lawrence at Cornell College, Butler at Cincinnati, Monmouth at Coe, Marquette at Creighton, Grinnell at Luther, Dakota at North Dakota State, South Dakota Case at Colorado, Princeton at Columbia, New Hampshire at Hart, New York University, Alabama State at Talladega, North Carolina at Tennessee, Arkansas at Texas Christian, Georgia at Telane, Far West games including California at Stanford, Oregon at California, Nevada at Washington State, and Washington at Nevada.
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Stanwood Dominates Wilton Junction 19-0 for Win
Stanwood high school shut out Wilton Junction 19 to 0 as Long scored first in the opening quarter and Nanke added two late third quarter touchdowns. Stanwood remains undefeated and will play next Friday.
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Notre Dame Opens 1932 Football Power Test Against Haskell
Notre Dame began its 1932 season with a first test against Haskell Institute's Indians Braves on a cold Saturday in South Bend. The Irish aimed to showcase early form as they faced a hungry underdog squad seeking an upset.
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Drake Falls as Oklahoma Aggies Win 27 to 7
Oklahoma Aggies opened Missouri Valley play with a 27 to 7 victory over Drake University in Des Moines. Drake’s lone score came on a 95 yard kickoff return by Wieland. the Aggies dominated the game with a strong backfield and solid line, while Drake struggled with fumbles and stalled drives.
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State Teachers Play Cornell On Cedar Falls Grid
Des Moines report notes four Iowa games Saturday with Cornell college at State Teachers on the Cedar Falls field. Iowa Wesleyan meets Graceland at Mount Pleasant, Grinnell faces a strong nonconference foe, and Upper Iowa hosts Buena Vista at Storm Lake. Michigan State visits East Lansing for a non-conference date with Grinnell.
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Boston bout yields close decision for Lawe rence
In a rugged card fromSPORT JABS BOSTON André Lawerence of Massachusetts outpointed Brouillard of Worcester Blass in a 12 round clash. The Tampa event featured Prime Carera and Ted Sandwina while HITTSBURGH’s Lew Massey defeated Johnny Datte in a 16 round bout in Pittsburgh.
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