Hornsby Signs with Cardinals for Comeback at Second Base
Rogers Hornsby will train with the St Louis Cardinals next spring as a candidate for the regular second baseman job. President Sam Breadon expressed confidence in Hornsby’s comeback and noted the contract allows him to be released after 1933 if needed, with potential sale to the highest bidder.
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Kansas Ags And Nebraska Face Annual Fray
Kansas Aggies travel to Lincoln to meet Nebraska in the Big Six clash. Nebraska aims to extend the conference title push while Kansas State seeks to halt the Huskers. Bo McMillin attends practice. Emmett Breen sustained an injury in the Oklahoma game. George Sauer and Steve Houk return from injuries.
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Betty Robinson Plans Second Comeback Run
Betty Robinson former 1928 Olympic 100 meter champion will start her second comeback attempt Tuesday. She spent sixteen months recovering after a fatal air crash that nearly killed her and left her with fractures in the left arm and leg. She has returned to classes in Northwestern University’s School of Physical Education as she trains for Olympic selection.
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Michigan Remains Favorite in Big Ten Title Race
Michigan sits atop the Big Ten in 1932 with coach Harry Kipke’s Wolverines poised for the championship barring major upsets. The race tightens as Indiana Chicago Minnesota and others threaten, but Michigan’s health with Harry Newman leads the way toward a likely undisputed crown barring a late stumble.
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Iowa State Teachers Football Star Dies After Operation
Luther Martin 22 of Colfax, a senior on the Iowa State Teachers college football team, died Tuesday night after an operation for internal abscesses. He had been in the hospital since last week and died from peri tous complications following the surgery.
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Boxing Results From Sioux City and Omaha Arenas
In Sioux City Kid Ray Schineck outpointed Johnny Smeery as welterweights and featherweights feature a card. In Omaha Joe Riel defeated Stouy Clits and Bad News Vurphs beat Umma Johnson while other bouts highlighted eight bantamweights and the local scene.
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Hawks Prepare for Washington Tilt on Friday
The Iowa Hawkeyes, after a tough win over Minnesota, plan a light practice and rest day before facing George Washington Friday. Frencis Zach Schammel may miss part of the week but aims to start, while 30 players are slated for the trip departing 2:20 PM Wednesday and arriving in Washington Thursday night.
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End Benched quits Kansas Star in dispute
Arch Stuck, a star end for Kansas University last season, turned in his suit and quit the team after frequent benching. Coach Adrian Lindsey cited poor offensive play. Stuck denied marriage rumors and said he would return to Salina to play for Kansas Wesleyan Ife. The senior was a near unanimous all star last year.
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Tigers Panthers At Home This Week
Cedar Rapids prep football teams schedule home games this week. Grant faces West Waterloo Friday at 7:30 at Coe. Washington meets Clinton Saturday at 2:30 on Coe field. Tiger sophomores meet Clinton on Kohawk field at 1 pm.
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Newspaper Demands Football Clean-Up at Columbia Unit
The Spectator accuses Columbia of professionalized football with players on subsidies and low grades. A student board supervised by faculty would oversee finances and coach salaries, shifting control from alumni. The board of trustees reportedly plans an investigation into the charges.
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Old Rivals Meet When Princeton Faces Michigan
Princeton visits Ann Arbor to play Michigan in a matchup that rekindles old rivalries. Crisler and Wieman lead the Tigers with past Minnesota ties, while Martineau and Dickson bring Big Ten experience. Michigan aims for a win while keeping energy low for upcoming games.
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Sharkey to defend title in Boston against viable challenger
World heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey likely will defend his title in Boston next, choosing an opponent approved by his camp. Manager Johnny Buckley and Madison Square Garden officials explored Boston Garden as a venue and possible rivals, including Carnera, Poreda, Baer, or Schmeling for a future return bout on Long Island.
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Football attendance drops 20 percent nationwide
A United Press survey shows football attendance down about 20 percent this season amid price cuts. Notre Dame drew 65 000 for three home games, far below the 127 000 in the same period last year. Western and Pacific regions show mixed results, with strong crowds for some matchups and weaker turnout for others.
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Petition backing Stagg presented at University of Chicago
Freshman football players sign a petition urging retention of A A Stagg as head coach. Along with 29 yearlings, 31 varsity players, 194 fraternity members, and 70 others, the list will be given to President Hutchins and the trustees, with athletics director changes pending next June.
Individual Stars Loom Up In Western Circles
Football stars emerge across the middle west as Notre Dame leads a strong crop for all America honors. End Moss and Robinson shine, centers Oehler and Bernard duel, and backs like Horstmann and Petoskey pace the conference in October performances.
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East Meets Midwest in Notre Dame Purdue Showdowns
Notre Dame faces Pittsburgh and Purdue meets New York University in two high profile inter sectional games. West teams boast strong lines backs and notable players in a season where the east seeks first big win over the powerful midwest squads.
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Wrestling Results From Across Cities
AP reports several bare knuckle style results with names like Darna Ostopovich and Ed Strangler Lewin scoring straight falls. Henri Deslane wins two falls from Joe Maleewiles as experiments note dog hearing improves with moderate X-ray exposure.
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