Major Sasse to Quit Army Head Coach Post Next June
Major Ralph Sasse will leave the Army head coaching job at the end of the season and Lieutenant Garrison H. Davidson, a 1927 West Point graduate and five-year assistant, will succeed him in June. Davidson, a New York City native and former cadet player, is the first lieutenant to head Army football.
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Army
YORK
Ralph Sasse
West Point
Garrison H. Davidson
Academy
Pittsburgh
Roth Taille
P. B. Fleming
Notre Dame
Yale
Navy
Harvard
Jones
Warner
Acada
Hindenburg Line
Davidson
New York Cty
Stuyvesant High School
Harry Baxter
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Judd
Simpson
Dick” Barker
Canzoneri Stops Frankie Petrolle In Third Round
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion knocked out Frankie Petrolle in the third round of a non title bout in New York. The win sets up Canzoneri to defend his title against Billy Petrolle at Madison Square Garden on November 4. Maxie Rosenbloom also won by 10 round decision over Jack Redman to ready for Mickey Walker clash next month.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Maxie Rosenbloom
Canzoneri
Tony
Frankie Petrolle
Billy the
Fargo Express
Billy
Madison Square Garden
Rosenbloom
Jack Redman
South Bend
Ind
Clown Prince
Mickey Walker
Carzoneri
Petrolle
Pone
Ute
Sheenaiaoors
Redman
Slapsie
Maxie
Ened
Maxie Lemee
First Round Concludes in YMCA Men’s Handball League
Four divisions completed round robin play with sixteen matches. Results include Wesley Sila’s 21-18 21-5 win over Crabbs and Bartunik versus Ambroz 21- upped, plus forfeit wins by P F Keehn and M J Kelly.
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Crabbs
H. J. Achter
J “Bes
Vance Richardson
Mola Malear
Immaculate Conception Dominates St. Mary’s Waterloo 18–0
Immaculate Conception’s Greyhounds shut out St. Mary’s of Waterloo 18 to 0 on Coe Field. Albrecht fumbled early but IC recovered and scored in each of the first three quarters. Shearer connected for a 50 yard pass to Green for the second score, with Green and Shearer another rushing TD later in the game. Waterloo’s defense, led by Murphy, Frank, and Budak’s punting, stayed staunch but could not break IC’s line, Neary Cahill and O’Mera anchoring the stalwart stand.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s of Waterloo
Coe Field
Greyhounds
Albrecht
Waterloo
Forestal
East Siders
Shearer
S. C’s
Neary
Cahill
O’mera
St. Mary’s
Inn of Budak
Laurie Ayton Returns To Scotland To Live
Chicago AP reports Laurie Ayton one of the first Scotch golf professionals in the United States plans to move back to Scotland due to recurrent illness. He intends to depart for Scotland on November 18.
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Chicago
Laurie Ayton
United States
Scotland
GOOD GOLF WRIST ACTION AND SWING TOPPED BY GRIP
Instructional golf note from 1932 describes wrist relaxation at the top of the backswing guided by grip pressure. It emphasizes left hand placement behind the neck, right arm extension, and left knee movement to enable pivot. Then the clubhead straightens as the golfer holds still and releases.
Canzoneri Stops Petrolle in Bay Area Bout
Tony Canzoneri, Rettweighst champion, defeated Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady by knockout. Arthur Hattick of New York outpointed Pulie alker. Eddie Shapiro fell to Maxie Rosen Iyn in a separate bout. Multiple results listed from Oakland and other locales with varied outcomes.
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Associated Press
Brooklylyn
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
Arthur Hattick
New York
Outpointes Ae Eee
Pulie Alker
M. J
Eddie Shapiro
York
Maxie Rosen Iyn
Jack Redman
Sou
Sou Bend, Ind., Vo Oakland; Hif.—Speedy Ree Philippines, Sutvointea
Philippines
Ren Sania Sadie Tut
Minneapoie
Johnny Freeman
Dayton
Ohio
Marion Gridmen Face Manchester In Friday Showdown
Marion high school hosts Manchester this Friday at 3 30 p m at Thomas Park in the home opener. Injuries afflict the Crimson with Harte Lassen and MacDougall sidelined, yet coach Wolfe drills a passing game to counter Manchester's attack and avenge last year's 7 to 6 loss.
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Marion High School
Manchester
Thomas Park
Wolfe
Crimson
DeWitt
Harte
Lassen
MacDougall
Tipton
Chocolate Edge On Feldman In Title Battle
New York reports Kid Chocolate of Havana as a 13 to 5 favorite over Lew Feldman of Brooklyn in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden for New York State’s share of the world featherweight championship. The champ Bat Battalino was stripped for missing weight. Chocolate has defeated Feldman twice, though an upset is possible.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Havana
Lew Feldman
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Bat Battalino
Chocolate
Feldman
Surat
Wildcats
Wolverines
Willaman
Lew Hinchman
Uni
Wisconsin
Badgers
Thunder
Purdue
Doc” Spears
Ben Merz
Minnesota
Rentner
Swarthmore Ends Football Ties with Pennsylvania
Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania have terminated relations after fifty four years of rivalry. Swarthmore president Dr Frank Aydelotte said the last Saturday game, a 54 to 0 defeat by Penn, would be their final meeting in football. He cited modern football making ongoing terms between the schools impossible.
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Swarthmore
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Aydelotte
Pennsylvania
Aydelotte
Penn
Sonnenberg Beats Soldat in Waterloo Bout
In Waterloo Iowa Gus Sonnenberg defeated Victor Soldat after Soldat was knocked out of the ring by Sonnenberg's head blow and unable to continue the feature wrestling match. The bout was awarded to Sonnenberg.
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Gus Sonnenberg
Soldat
Waterloo
Waterloo, Ia
INS
Day
Victor Soldat
Wedcong Choe
Sonnenberg
Drake Faces Irish in Saturday Clash After Week With Few MVC Games
In Des Moines the Missouri Valley slate is sparse with only one conference game this week. Drake plans a Saturday trip to South Bend to face Notre Dame while Creighton meets Oklahoma A and M in Stillwater. Grinnell plays Coe in Cedar Rapids and Butler seeks redemption at Indianapolis against Millikin.
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DES Moines
INS
Missouri Valley
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Creighton University
Drake
Notre Dame
South Bend
McKendree
St. Louis
Grinnell College
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Hee
Michigan State
Butler College
Cincinnati University
Indianapolis
Milliken
Playin' Colonels Lose 6 0 in Battle With Boston College
In Newton Mass Centre College Colonels held Boston College to a 6 0 game ending when quarterback Johnny Freitas returned a punt 65 yards for a late touchdown Freitas also dazzled with a broken field run as BC was held inside the Colonels 10 in the rain The Eagles escaped a tougher test after similar stiff resistance in previous year with a 7 0 loss due to a blocked punt score
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Newton
Mass
Boston
Colonels
Levinsky Sekyra Bout Set For Thursday Fight
King Levinsky, Chicago’s reformed fish merchant, meets Joe Sekyra of Cleveland in a ten round heavyweight bout in Minneapolis. Levinsky previously knocked Sekyra out in Chicago.
Leonard Outboxes Paul in Ten Rounds at Coliseum
In a ten round match at the coliseum, Kid Leonard defeats Paul after a late rally, with Paul dropping twice in the second round and again threatened in the fifth to the ninth. Paul relies on a reverse-boxing tactic while Leonard presses with a jab and power punches through the later rounds. Other lightweight bouts include Louie Goodenough edging Billy Thompson and Terry beating Kid Lehr in six. Alex Fidler refereed all bouts.
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Gene Tunney
Harry Paul
Kid Leonard
Coliseum
Florida
Paul
Tunney
Leonard
Harry
Moline Walloper
Louie Goodenough
Boone
Billy Thompson
la Crosse
Wis
Thompson
Young Terry
Davenport
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Terry
Nick Serandos
Moline
Tut Jackson
Jackson
Nick
Serandos
Freddie Atkinson
Detroit
Clyde
Johnny Fryrear
Lis Sem Secu
Alex Fidler
Fort Des Moines Polo Team Beats Iowa State 11 to 1
Fort Des Moines army post polo players overwhelmed an inexperienced Iowa State college team 11 to 1 on Wednesday. The article notes the historic first free delivery of mail in 1863 as a separate fact.
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Fort Des Moines
Licks
Iowa State
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines Army Post
Iowa State College
United States
Mrs Vare And Hicks In Hot Springs Title Match
Former national champions Mrs Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia and Miss Helen Hicks of Hewlett Long Island reached the finals of the Hot Springs golf tourney by winning decisive semifinal matches at Homesteads course. Vare led early and stayed ahead to win 4 and 3 while Hicks beat Mrs Dorothy de Hulme 4 and 3.
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Homesteads Course
Hot Springs
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Helen Hicks
Hewlett
Long Island
Ware
Kenneth M. Seggerman
Rumson
N. J
Miss Hicks
Dorony de Hulme
Wrestling Results From Cleveland New York Newark and Quebec
Landes threw Hans Kampfer in Cleveland. Marzurki of Poland threw Matros Kirilenko in New York. Plummer of Baltimore threw Frank Bonowicz in Newark. Zarynoff of Boston defeated Al Mercier in Quebec in a two of three falls with Mercier first 20:12, Zarynoff 13:49 and 12:08.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Im Landes
Hans Kampfer
New York
Mike Marzurki
Poland
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
Newark
N. J
Lew Plummer
Baltimore
Frank Bonowicz
Quebec
George Zarynoff
Boston
al Mercier
Ware
Mass
Mercier
Zarynoff
Anvil Chorus Ready To Ring Out At Ohio State
Ohio State fans blame last week’s draw with Indiana and expect a drubbing by Michigan in Columbus. The article notes Wolverines confident after a 15 to 6 win over Northwestern and details other Big Ten preparations as teams like Wisconsin Purdue and Illinois push toward the season opener.
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Ohio State
Hicago
Buckeyes
Indiana
Michigan
Sam Willaman
Scarlet and Gray
Northwestern
Wolverines
Columbus
Fuchs Sells Stock in Boston Braves
Emil E. Fuchs, longtime Braves president, sells 7000 shares to partner Charles Adams for about 189000 dollars. Sale handled by National League president John A. Heydler and excludes Braves Field which remains owned by the Gaffney estate.
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INS
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Emil E. Fuchs
Braves
Fuchs
Charles Adams
John A. Heydler
National League
Bravesfield
Boston Nationals
James E. Gaffney
Boston Club
Bears and Packers Clash at Wrigley Field
Ticket sales indicate at least 20,000 fans will attend the national league game at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Bears meet the Green Bay Packers, champions, on Sunday.
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Chicago
INS
Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
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