Iowa Eleven Arrives In Washington For Friday Night Game
Iowa is en route to Washington to face George Washington University in a Friday night contest. The Hawkeyes, first Western Conference team in the capital, aim to counter GWU aerials after practice and a light workout. Key backs Teyro Schneidman Laws and Page expected to start. injuries minimal with Schammel set to return. The game marks the first night game for Iowa or any Western Conference team.
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Golf Swing Principle: Emphasize Shoulder Turn in Back Swing
A 1932 analysis argues the upper body should rotate in the back swing while the lower body stays steadier, promoting easier shoulder turning. It contends average swings fail due to opposite timing and advises stiffening the right leg to enhance shoulder rotation for a smoother action.
NHL Season Opens November 10 With Six Games
The National Hockey League will start on November 10 with six of nine clubs in action. Maple Leafs vs Bruins in Toronto, Maroons vs Rangers in Montreal, Red Wings vs Blackhawks in Detroit. Canadiens open November 12 against Bruins in Montreal and Senators vs Maroons in Ottawa. New York Americans debut November 13 against Blackhawks in Chicago. A French liner features rubber deck tiles to curb slips.
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Shredding leads to Fifty-Fifty cigar offer in Red Lion ad
The notice touts a Fifty-Fifty cigar offered for a nickel, claiming finer tobacco, mild flavor, even burn, long white ash, and no loose ends. It promotes comparison to Winter & Cote and invites readers to buy at Red Lion.
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Cards May Think Way to the Pennant
United Press notes St Louis Cardinals plan a heavy strategic approach in 1933 spring training. Four managers will sit on the roster including Branch Rickey and Gabby Street, with O Farrell and Hornsby in key roles. Breadon eyes McKechnie Bresnahan and Southworth to join the strategy board, aiming to outthink rivals as they chase the pennant and confront the Yankees in the World Series.
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Stage Hands Father Time A Licking In Physical Test
Stage Hands Father Time A Licking In Physical Test. Chicago AP sports writer reports Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70, returns to form after a doctors visit and vows to coach at Chicago, turning down university offers. His retirement as athletic director under a 70-year rule sparked controversy, but Stagg remains loyal to the University of Chicago and plans to coach for 10 to 15 more years.
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Doc Williams Will Not Coach At Univ of Minnesota
AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes Dr Henry L Williams Jr son of famed coach Henry L Williams joins the University of Minnesota hospital staff. He has a medical career and a football background including winning the 1917 Minnesota M as center under his father. He does not plan to pursue coaching.
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Goldenberg Ineligible Badger Seeks Pro Job
Charles Buckets Goldenberg, ruled ineligible to play for Wisconsin due to class absences, has applied for a job with the Green Bay Packers. Coach Curly Lambeau said the application is filed for reference as Goldenberg was Wisconsin’s star linesman.
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Sutherland Of Movies Shoots A Hole In One
Ed ward Sutherland, film director, finally scored a hole-in-one on Pebble Beach seventh hole after twenty years of trying. Spectators E sRay Goetz and Fred God witnessed the ace in Carmel Del Monte California.
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Passer Should Share Credit For TDs Says Detroit Coach
University of Detroit coach Dorais argues pass thrower and ball carrier should share six points for a touchdown. He says quarterbacks deserve equal credit to receivers, stressing team play over individual stats and urging rule makers to modify the scoring to reflect the passer’s effort.
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Drake Grinnell Prepare For Old Feud Friday Night
Des Moines report notes Drake and Grinnell, rivals since before the Missouri Valley era, tapering work ahead of Friday homecoming with predictions of a tough game. Creighton travels to Houston for a nonconference tilt, while Oklahoma A and M drills focus on all-phase play ahead of weekend intra-state clash.
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Sport Jabs Association report from multiple cities
Associated Press recap from Oakland Grand Rapids Vincennes and Fremont lists boxers Tommy Manila Wesley Ramey Pee Wee Jarrell Pat Murphy and opponents with 10 round decisions in a terse score style.
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De Emphasis Settles Down On East Football
The movement against high football prices grips eastern colleges as managers resign to lower crowds and budgets. Lou Little at Columbia faces salary cuts, while Meehan, Cavanuagh and Cann shuffle roles and pricing. NYU trims expectations with $1.65 seats for Purdue. Army and Navy games draw thin crowds. West Point and Syracuse cut prices for upcoming games. A Cincinnati hippopotamus dies after choking on an indoor baseball.
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