Major Sasse to be replaced as Army coach by Davidson at West Point
Major Ralph Sasse, the innovator of Army football, will step down next June and be succeeded by Lieutenant Garrison H. Davidson, a 1927 West Point graduate and longtime assistant. Davidson, the academy’s first head coach from within, plans no changes to the offensive or defensive system and returns to coaching after playing at Stuyvesant High School and Army.
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Ralph Sasse
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West Point
Garrison H. Davidson
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Sasse
Pittsburgh
P B Freming Greenase
Sero 2
Biff Jones
Jones
Hindenburg Line
Davdson
Davidson
New York City
Stuyvesant High School
Armssars
Poe
Harry Baxter
Chocolate Leads Feldman In Title Bout
A chaotic OCR fragment describes chocolate defeating Feldman in a title battle at an event in New York. The text contains many garbled words, mentions Havara, Brien, and Lea Fe'deoe, and references Mach numbers, a crowd, and unclear dates.
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Feldman
York
Havara
Lea Fe'deoe
Brien
Reet
Reday
Oeraaerthe
Mamasor
Grant Sets Pace In Valley League
The Mississippi Valley Conference week features Grant leading after a 13 to 7 win by Cedar Rapids Grant over Clinton. Dubuque travels to Davenport West while Waterloo meets Charles City, and Iowa City hosts Clinton in key conference games this Saturday.
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East Waterloo
Dubuque
Davenport
Connolly
Iowa City
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Grant of
West Waterloo
Channes City
Washington of
Nance
Washington
Nelson
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Peearee
Drake Halfback Lost With A Broken Leg
Drake university hopes for a strong shot at Notre Dame were dampened when Barney Meyers Bulldog halfback suffered a broken leg after a sack by Fred Blanck. Bruce Eells and Sunchback may be unavailable for the Saturday game.
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Des Moenes
INS
Drake University
Notre Dame
cLirmer
Barney Meyers
Fred Blanck
Persa
Bruce Eells
Glenna Vare Reaches Hot Springs Tourney Semis
Glenna Vare advances to the Hot Springs tournament semi finals in the Mrs Vare versus Mr Ro segment. Vare faces Rumson’s Secgemar while Hicks draws Nare Huo in the event’s other pairing.
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Hot Springs
Glerna Cornett
Muss
Rumson
Hicks
Sown
Yale Football Team Shaken By Three Lettermen Out For Iowa
Yale football prepares for a key game against Iowa as three lettermen miss practice. Starters Stratford and Mortore, halfback Morton, and guard Bob Laster are out, while Jae Ja and others practice separately. The team aims to regroup for the Western Conference clash this week.
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Iowa
Ares
Statte
Chiracn
Reguar Pos
Fox Hirtes
Wrocenter
Startford Mortore
Morton
Bob Laster
Brown
Wrestling Results From Various Meets Across States
In Topeka Kansas Huch Nichols beat Meara Tey in two of three falls. Des Moines and Hutchinson saw wins in close matches as Red Beers and Harold Cross took decisive early leads. Providence hosted scattered results with Cambridge securing a stealthy win over Jack Wacener.
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Prainee
Topeka Kan
Huch Nichols
Meara Tey
Elmer Guthrie Teh Hutchinson Kan
Fowa City
Leslie Red Beers
Harold Cross
Des Moines Warld Timm Muscatine
Suede Jarshan
Winneapolis
Hargrave Towa City
Mithir Woloaek Town
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Local boxing slate features Bannvic Nazareth and Raymond clash
Ambiguous report from Alexandria outlines Joe Bannvic facing Sammy Vetes Nazareth with Raymond Baltimore and Henry Irving in action. Cincin nat! is noted, with Aveling Martin also mentioned as part of the Baltimore card.
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Alenandria Va
Joe Bannvic
Rinchampton
Three Major Pilot Posts to be Filled
The Yankees are set to appoint Joseph Vincent SteCarthy as manager for a three year term. Several managers are rumored for openings across the league including Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox. McCarthy’s Yankees post seems likely to stand, while other crews consider replacements after strong 1932 campaigns.
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Cincinnati Reds
Boston Rec Sox
Dan Howley
Cincinnati
Dante Bush
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Acker
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Burt Shound
Bill Killefer
Terry
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Cronin
Washington
Cheney
Fonseca
McKechnie
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Lew
Playin' Colonels Fall 6-0 to Boston College in Rain
Centre College’s defensive bid held Boston College to six points until Johnny Freitas returned a late punt 65 yards for the winning touchdown in Newton Massachusetts. The weather interrupted the third period as the Eagles struggled to score but broke through at end.
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Mass
Boston
Hght Colonels
Centre College
Johnny Freitas
Eagles
Freitas
Colonels
Former Indiana Governor Considered for Landis Job in Baseball
INDIANAPOLIS INL Friends of Gov Harry G Leslie are said to oppose his taking over the post held by former Judge Landis in crate baseball. Reports suggest Judge Landis may resign due to ill health while Leslie, a Purdue football star and former professional player, has traveled the country playing in minor leagues.
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INL
Harry G Leslie
Nenesaw Mountain Landis
Crark
Judge Landis
Purdue University
Gays of
Fall Season Opens At Latonia Track
Latonia opens its fall racing season with a strong field of horses in the feature Columbus day handicap a six furlong race likely to spotlight the Latonia Ice Club and the impressive entries gathered for the meet.
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Latonia. Hy
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Catherec
Latonia Ice Club
Columbus Cay
Solem Carries On Balancing Iowa Town Line and Backfield
Iowa City coach Ossie Solem led the University of Iowa football squad through the second straight day of scrimmage as freshmen and sophomores jockeyed for position. Quarterback signals from George Teyro and Howard Moffitt faced competition, with Francis Zuch Schammel moved to backfield duties. Four linemen and several ends were rotated, while efforts to speed up the backfield and improve charging were emphasized.
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Iowa City
Ossie Solem Carraed
Lreup
University of Iowa Football Sq.ad
Saturdav
Dara
Joe Laut
Crise Verrar
Marvin Kuhn
Charles City
George Teyro
Minnesota
Howard Moffitt
Solem
Mexs
Francis ‘Zuch Schammel
Waterloo
Taca
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Ray Pieher
John Bower
Wilmon Hass
Ed Do
Big Ten Elevens Under Microscope
Chicago INS staff assess early season Big Ten title chances. Michigan shows strength but uneven offense. Minnesota and Iowa trail with one game fewer. Wisconsin and Illinois loom, while Purdue and Chicago appear uncertain as the race shifts after eight weeks.
Zuppke Aims to Turn Tide as Illinois Opens 1932 Season
Chicago AP reports that Illinois coach Bob Zuppke, famed for rising from lean years, faces Northwestern in the opening Big Ten game. After two rough seasons, Zuppke expects a strong showing as Illinois seeks a surprise upset to reclaim the conference edge. Northwestern holds the slight advantage but is wary of a Zuppke revival.
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ASP
Bob Zuppke
Northwestern
Illnois
Zuppke
Illuzni
Red Grange
Illinois
Zupplies
Ilinois
Denver Druggist Plays 64 Holes On Birthday Marathon
George Curtis, a Denver druggist, completed 64 holes of golf on his 64th birthday in a yearly “golf marathon.” Ten years earlier he began the tradition, playing as many holes as his age and continuing through the year to stay in condition.
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Denver
INS
George Curtis
Boxer Wins Knockout With Referee Footwork Aid
Babe Anderson of San Jose won a technical knockout over Ray Krause in the 3rd round of a 10 round welterweight bout in San Jose California. Referee Fred Botteros tangled with Krause as he backed away and Krause tripped over the referee's feet injuring his ankle.
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Calif
Babe Anderson
Ray Krause
Fred Botteros
Krause
Anderson
Botteros
Sox shortening training season to five weeks in Pasadena
Chicago White Sox will cut their training schedule to five weeks next spring and arrive in Pasadena on March 1. Business manager Harry Grabiner said they need a pitcher or two and Louie Comiskey won’t pass up any good.
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Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Pasadena
Harry Grabiner
Louie Comiskey
Grabmer
Seven Thousand Hunters Open Colorado Deer Season
In Colorado the opening day of the four day deer season drew about 7,000 hunters. Snow in the mountains pushed deer into valleys, making them more accessible to hunters per game officials.
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Denver
INS
Colorado
Jimmy De Forest Dies once Dempsey trainer and figure
Jimmy De Forest, famed trainer and confidant of champions from Sullivan to Dempsey, died at his New Jersey home after a long decline. Born into the circus, he learned European massage and first aid, trained many fighters including Firpo, and later worked as promoter and writer. He is survived by son James Ray Jr and daughter Virginia. Funeral set at his home Thursday.
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Jack Dempsey
Theodore Roosevelt
de Forest
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London
United States
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Pete McCoy
James Ray, Jr
Virginia
Hawkeye Basketmen Begin Drills For 1932-33 Season
The University of Iowa basketball team opens pre season practice with over thirty candidates reporting to Rollie Williams. Veterans expected include Kotlow Riegert Krumbholz Selzer and Filkins, while recruits Bastian Smith Break Blackmer Grim and Barke join the first year group. Some players will delay reporting until after football season and the team plans two workouts weekly with a season opener against Bradley Tech in December.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Jack Kotlow
Woodcliffe
N. J
Marshall Riegert
St. Louis
Gueldner Krumbholz
Davenport
Ben Selzer
Passaic
Douglas Filkins
Eagle Grove
Howard Moffitt
Harold Swaney
Grinnell
Howard Bastian
Eldora
Duane Smith
Creston
Edward Break
Chicago
Ivan Blackmer
John Grim
John Barke
Muscatine
Hawkeye Cagers
Bradley Tech
Nebraska Grid Player Dies From Broken Neck
Asa Mohr aged 26 died in Omaha from a neck injury suffered during a Central City town team game against Harvard. He tackled a kickoff returner and broke his neck. Mohr, son of Merrick County Sheriff J J Mohr, was a Central City high school football star. His body was to be taken to Central City for burial Wednesday. he is believed to be the season's first Nebraska football fatality.
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Asa Mohr
Central City
Neb
Mohr
Nebraska
J J. Mohr
Merrick County
Harvard
Hanley Outlines Views On Varying Passing Angles In Football
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley explains how teams adapt the forward pass to mimic running plays and counter defenses. He notes off tackle power, defensive moves to close gaps, and methods like reverse passing and the “acing pass” used by other major programs in developing a passing attack.
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Ti&s
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Pop Watter
Michigan
Relaxed grip and timing improve golf wrist action
Instruction on wrist relaxation during the golf swing from the top of the backswing. It emphasizes just enough grip pressure to hold the club without slipping and avoiding both flop and stiffness. Timing and letting the club swing through the top accumulation are key, with an offer for Horton's driving aids.
Swarthmore Ends Rivalry With Pennsylvania
Swarthmore College and the University of Pennsylvania ended their 54 year football rivalry after a 54 to 0 loss. Swarthmore president Dr Frank Aydelotte said the decision was amicable and due to the growing mismatch between large and small schools in modern football.
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Swarthmore
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Aydelotte
Pennsylvania
Ayde- Jolte
Penn
McKeever Elected Dodger President
Stephen W. McKeever is elected president of the Brooklyn Robins succeeding Frank B. York who resigned due to pressure from his legal business. David Driscoll, business manager of the Brooklyn National League club, announced the change and noted York’s resignation was accepted with regret.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Stephen W. McKeever
Brooklyn Robins
Frank B. York
David Driscoll
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
York
Driscoll
Ye Eeeever
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