Hard Luck Center Named Hawk Leader 2nd Time
OWA CITY Special Marcus Magnussen Iowa's hard luck center was elected captain for this year’s football team at the University of Iowa. Magnussen, sidelined by a back injury, is expected to be in shape for the Big Ten season after practice. The Clinton native previously faced ineligibility and a broken leg but was restored to good standing and return to duties.
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Dickey Of Yanks Given The Edge Over Harriet
The third in a Yankees and Cubs comparison series notes Dickey as the stronger catcher over Harriet. It previews Wednesday matchup and sets up Thursday focus on pitchers.
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Wisconsin veterans shifted by Spears and Cubs Hartnett
Wisconsin football coach Clarence Spears shifts veteran players to new positions as he builds the Badger lineup for 1930. Buckets Goldenberg and Harvey Kranhold switch to tackle while captain Greg Kabat moves to quarterback. Meanwhile Hartnett and Dickey dominate World Series talk as Cubs and Yankees catchers.
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Six American Women Advance In Canada Open
Six United States qualifiers reach the second round of the Canadian women’s open at Kanawaki. Betsy Wattles of Buffalo, the 1928 runner up, wins 8 and 5 as part of a sweep by Americans and nine Canadians advance to Wednesday’s round. Other U S players include Bernice Wall Oshkosh Fritzi Stifel Wheeling Bea trice Gottlieb Great Neck and Nora Hawkins Montreal with Stifel and Gottlieb both winning decisive matches. Mrs Gold England Monday medalist also advances by beating Mrs Harvey Martin 5 and 4.
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Soybean By-Products Spark U.S. Industry Variety
The Orient notes soybeans yield about 250 by-products with roughly fifty items developed from the beans in the United States, reflecting diverse industrial uses.
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Walker in Shape to Face Schmeling in Summit
Reports that Mickey Walker would be fit for his bout with Max Schmeling were dispelled. Physicians said his left arm was entirely well and free of infection after a boil lancing and his general condition was sound. Walker will undergo another boxing drill Wednesday.
Schmeling to Box Walker Five Rounds in Final Prep
Speculator reports Max Schmeling at about 190 pounds as he nears the bout with Mickey Walker in New York Monday night. Schmeling trains quietly, rests Thursday, and lightens work Friday and Saturday ahead of the fight.
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Howley Not Returning as Reds Manager
The Enquirer reports Dan Howley will not return as Cincinnati Reds manager next season. He is negotiating for an executive role with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League, where he once managed, potentially ending his tenure in Cincinnati.
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Golf And Buffet Luncheon Ordered For Ames Gridmen
Kansas City AP says Coach George Veenker nicknamed Miracle Man planned a break from routine practice for Iowa State. He scheduled a round of golf and a buffet supper instead of football prep before the opening game with Simpson. The Cyclones continued guard Williams at halfback and scrimmaged Simpson.
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Anderson Pushes Irish Through Ist Stiff Scrimmage
In a muddy drizzle at Notre Dame, Coach Hank Anderson pitted the second team versus reserves in the season’s first scrimmage. Standouts include Nick Lukats at left half and Steve Banas with Tobin, plus Gorman at center and Flynn at right guard showing strong progress toward varsity spots.
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Iowa State Wrestler Becomes Brown University Coach
Richard Cole, a former star of the Iowa State College wrestling team, traveled to Providence to take on duties as wrestling coach at Brown University. Cole graduated in 1931 and will bring his experience to the coaching staff.
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Public Links Championship Awarded to Portland Group
The 1933 regional public links golf championship has been awarded to Oregon, the United States Golf Association announced.
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Cubs ease up to prepare for series
Chicago’s Cubs rest regulars after a big seventh inning rally led by Kiki Cuyler as they tune up for the World Series. Manager Grimm hints at openings for Gudat and confirms Guy Bush to start the opener in New York. A near 40,000 crowd braved rain as a makeshift Cub lineup was shut out 5 0 in the second game.
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Cleveland Wins Two from Browns in Twin Bill
Cleveland swept a double header from St. Louis to move within a half game of the Senators. The Tribe won 5 to 2 in the opener and 11 to 2 in the second as Clint Brown and Willis Hudlin pitched to wins. Cleveland started fast with two runs in the first inning of the opener.
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Good Golf Swing Mechanics Warned by Left Arm Collapse
The article explains how keeping the lower right side flexible allows the head and shoulders to rotate and the clubhead to stay on plane. It contrasts proper rotation with a stiff leg causing head bob or shoulder shift leading to hooks or slices. It ends by offering Horton's driving aids, free via mail.
Dodgers Win On Homers To Hold Off Phillies For Third
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 to stay 1½ games behind in the National League standings. Joe Stripp and Glenn Wright hit solo homers for the Dodgers after Danny Taylor singled to start a scoring sequence in the third. Watson Clark pitched strongly, earning his 19th win, allowing only five hits after a rough first inning.
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Standings and Results from Tuesday in the American League
Tuesday's results show Washington defeating Boston 7 to 1 while Cleveland routs St. Louis 11 to 2. Chicago vs Detroit had rain with two games listed as scheduled for Wednesday, including New York at Philadelphia.
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League standings and matchups for major teams
League yields scattered scores with Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York listed. Schedule shows Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Boston at New York. Only games scheduled.
Unclear sports standings from midweek schedule chaos
Fragmentary lines show team abbreviations Moe's, Minneapolis, Columbus, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Kansas City and others with scores and records. Rain affects games including Indianapolis and a Toledo match, but details are incomplete and names lack context.
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Wright and Lopez Power Two-Man Swing in Tight Loss
Wright collects two base hits while Lopez also hits solidly as Stripp and Lang homer. Stost has a base, Taylor adds, Wright doubles, and a double play turns a sixth inning. Philadelphia leaves six on base to Brooklyn’s five, Holley takes the loss with Holbe in the mix. Rhem and Fun pitch in relief. Umpires Morana and Donnelly. Time 1 45.
Bearcat Wright Wins On Foul Over Christner
In Marshalltown Iowa Akron C Meyer Christner defeated after Bearcat Wright of Omaha Negro floored him three times. Christner was floored in the fourth and fifth rounds and Wright connected in the ninth, but the match was awarded on a foul after examination.
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Ruth Rejoins Yanks For Series Opener Against A's
After a 15 game absence Babe Ruth returned to the Yankee lineup as the American League champions opened a two game series with the Athletics. He said he felt much better than when he left Detroit with appendicitis symptoms.
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Weaver Wins 22nd as Senators Top Red Sox 4-1
Monte Weaver limited Boston to four hits for his 22nd win while Sam Rice and Heinie Manush led Washington with nine hits off two Boston pitchers. Weaver also starred in the field as the Senators beat the Red Sox 4 to 1 in Washington.
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Cub Stock Would Be a Good Investment If It Could Be Obtained
Chicago AP report notes Cub stock would be a quick profit investment if obtainable. A Chicago brokerage firm, rare in Cub stock, saw a sensational rise Tuesday afternoon. Range usually 195 to 219, opened at 255, reached 275 bid after one run, closed at 300 bid with five shares offered at 350.
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Indiana to Present Much Improved Team
Indiana opens the 1932 football campaign with about twenty lettermen and a large freshman corps as Coach E C Hayes rebuilds after a tough schedule. The Hoosiers face Ohio State, Iowa, Chicago, Michigan, Illinois, Purdue in the Big Ten and non conference games with Ohio University and Mississippi State. Veterans at end backs include Dickey Lyons with backfield stars Opasik Fuqua Saluski Edmonds Jones, while Page Spannuth anchors the line.
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Bookmaker Sets 7 to 5 Yankees to Defeat Cubs
Frank Moore of Louisville offered to bet 7000 to 5000 that the New York Yankees beat the Chicago Cubs in the World Series, making 7-5 the official odds. Some reports had 2-1 odds, but those were not verified.
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Star Jumper May Be Trojans' Fullback
USC standout Dick Barber, known for intercollegiate broad jumping, shows he can be USC football fullback in a heavy scrimmage. He outshines rivals Bob Morrison and Tony Beard, leading by a wide margin as the season opens.
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SPORT JABS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Wrestling Results From Baltimore Three Rivers Newark Notes
The Associated Press reports wrestling results with bouts in Baltimore and Newark. Jim McMillen of Chicago weighed 215 pounds defeated Herman Hickman of Tennessee at 23 minutes 16 seconds. Henri Delagne of Montreal 217 beat Frank Judson 210 of Detroit at 25 minutes, Judson reportedly did not win. Gino Garibaldi 215 and Frank Spronewicz 219 from Wy Frank Spronewicz appears in Newark results with Earl Sneekt of New Britain at 37 minutes 0 seconds.
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Wildcats And Irish To Continue Annual Games Through 1935
Northwestern and Notre Dame will play annual football through 1934 and 1935. Contracts signed by athletic authorities confirm the series continuation. The 1934 game will be at Evanston and the 1935 matchup at Notre Dame.
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