Walker Fights Schmeling In Brutal Heavyweight Clash
Mickey Walker, the 174 1 2 pound challenger, stunned Max Schmeling with a rousing rally before a decisive eighth round knockout by Schmeling. The bout ended as a technical knockout after Walker absorbed a brutal right uppercut and a series of punches, leaving Schmeling to claim the victory and preserve the German’s title contention.
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Max Schmeling
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Mickey Walker
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Smooth Golf Rhythm Over Power in Down Swing Advice
The piece argues feet should be wide for balance but warns against overemphasis on power. It emphasizes rhythm and touch to maintain clubhead speed, noting the Little Dip at swing bottom as a sign of speed and urging easy, comfortable stance rather than 60 wide. It also promotes Horton pitch shot instructions and mentions a boxing bout ending in a technical knockout.
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Horton
Iowa State Grid Machine Oiled Up For Morningside
Iowa State coach George Veenker directed the Cyclones through a final double workout of the 1932 season. Gerald Smith returned to the squad, while Jack Beyer and Berger still nursing ankle injuries from the Simpson game. The Cyclones face Morningside in the upcoming home game Saturday.
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George Veenker
Iowa State College
Gerald Smith
Jack Beyer
Berger
Simpson College
Cyclones
Morningside
Bierman Blues Over Minnesota Gophers In Coaching Review
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman expresses deep pessimism about his team after a troubled season start. He cites a weak line and lack of kickers and passers, with injuries to Myron Ubi and Jack Manders aggravating the outlook.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Montana
Myron Ubi
Jack Manders
Bierman
Purdue
Gophers
Bred Robinson
al Papas
Marshall Wells
Phil Bengston
Elmer Apmann
Sulo Koskin
J. den
George Champlin
Walter Hass
Manders
Baer knocks out Griffiths in seventh round
In Chicago Baer dominates Tuffy Griffiths with a seventh round knockout. The Livermore heavyweight used body and head power to overwhelm the Sioux City fighter, finally ending the bout after a flush right hook sent Griffiths against the ropes. Referee Phil Collins halted the action. The crowd neared 10,000 as Baer improved to another title contention claim.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Baer
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Forman
Griffiths
Vic
Phil Collins
Magerkurth and Kiem to umpire World Series
Bill Kiem and George Magerkurth were named world series umpires by the National League. It is Kiem’s sixteenth series and Magerkurth’s first. American League picks Dineen and van Graflan, with Hennigan, Ott, and Stockton as official scorers.
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Bill Kiem
George Magerkurth
Kiem
Magerkurth
William Dineen
Ray van Graflan
Bill Hennigan
Wayne ,Ott
Chicago
Ray Stockton
St. Louis
Hennigan
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Keota and Kalona play to a scoreless tie
A local football match ended in a scoreless tie between Keota and Kalona on the Keota field. Other game notes are garbled with incomplete place names and dates.
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Kalona
Kaiona
Heste
Palo High Defeats Shellsburg 10 to 7 in Seven-Run Game
Palo high school beat Shellsburg 10 to 7 in a seven inning game at Shellsburg. Batteries for Palo were Reynolds and Lewis with hits from Kwapil and a double play by Shellsburg highlighted by Fish to Boyer to Hammon. Shellsburg's lineup included Freeman Scott and Thomas.
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Gazette
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Shellsburg
Shellsburgees
Kwapil
Fish
Boyer
Hammon
Reynolds
Lewis
Freeman
Scott
Thomas
Wrestling Results From Buffalo Event Headline
Associated Press notes from Buffalo New York show rough details of a wrestling match with Lutze of California. The fragment hints at a 7:00 start time and a result or score but is incomplete and lacks full names and outcomes.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Nick Lutze
California
Miss Robinson Out In First Round At National Golf
In West Peabody Mass the opening round of the women’s national golf championship saw top contenders advance. Led by Glenna Collett Vare and Enid Wilson, favorites posted wins while Edith Quier and Maureen Orcutt claimed strong showings. Bernie Wall upset Opal Hill in a notable upset as Helen Hicks failed to qualify for the 36th annual event.
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Enid Wilson
Ware
Karl Scheidt
Norristown
Miss Wilson
Elizabeth Skinner
Holyoke
Harley G
Detroit
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Higbie
Robinson
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
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Frances Snyder
Rye
N. Y
Bettyce
Silver Springs
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Haverford
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
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Hurd
Edith Quier
Reading
Goldberger
Long Branch
Jane Armstrong
Winnetka
Ill
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Helen Hicks
Long Island
Miss Hicks
Miss Orcutt
Des Doines
Rosa
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Seedaws
K. F. Heidt
Aves
Peckinpaugh Reappointed Cleveland Indians Manager for 1933
Roger Peckinpaugh was reappointed manager of the Cleveland Indians for the 1933 season. Alva Bradley, owner of the team, announced the decision via telegram from New York. Bibl Falk, who led Toledo last season, will not coach the club next year.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
New York
Bibl Falk
Toledo
Bradley
Toledo High Falls 13 0 to Grinnell on Clark Field
Toledo High opened on the new Clark Field but lost to Grinnell 13 to 0. The game opened even as Toledo stopped Grinnell on downs and moved into Grinnell territory before halftime. In the third quarter a Grinnell run and a late fourth quarter pass produced the two Grinnell touchdowns.
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Gazette
Toledo
Clarks
Mages
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Lone Tree Beats Columbus Junction 12 to 7 in Football
Lone Tree high school defeated Columbus Junction 12 to 7 Saturday afternoon at Lone Tree. Twenty two Columbus players are listed on the fall football eligibility list including Lawrence Tisor Chester Snyder De Wayne Lamb Burdine Smylie Carl Weber Lester Thurston and others. The Morning Sun high school team will play here Saturday afternoon.
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Gazette
Columbus Junction
Lone Tree
Columbus High School
Lawrence Tisor
Chester Snyder
de Wayne Lamb
Burdine Smylie
Carl Weber
Lester Thurston
Richard Hanft
Virgil Cosgro
Leonard Curtis
Lawrence Cuthamp
William Johnston
Edward Ayers
Morning Sun
Cardinals Attendance Drops Sharply at Home Games
The St. Louis Cardinals drew 300 000 in home games this season, far under last year’s 625 000 and the lowest in eight years. In 1928 the club attracted about 800 000 patrons, according to Cardinal officials.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Oelwein Sacred Heart Holds Mason City to Scoreless Tie
Oelwein Sacred Heart and Mason City Holy Family played a defensive Sunday clash ending in a 0 0 tie. Mason City carried the offense while Oelwein pressured defensively to deny goals.
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Sacred Heart
Mason City Eleven
Sacred Heart High School
Holy Family High School
Mason City
Canzoneri and Kirsch Face Non Title Collision in Queens
Tony Canzoneri the world lightweight champion meets Lew Kirsch of New York in a 10 round non title bout at Queensboro Stadium tonight. Kirsch has one loss in a short career but is not expected to seriously trouble the champion.
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Tony Canzoneri
Lew Kirsch
Queensboro Stadium
Kirsch
Schmeling and Walker Fight Leads in Sioux City Card
In a rough boxing program in Sioux City, Schmeling stopped Walker while Callf and Griffiths earned stoppages. Other bouts included Retzlaff defeating Kennedy, Palazzela ahead of Harolds, and Austin scoring over Harold Hoxweed in Central City area.
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Gere Weer
Mickey Walker
Charles’ Belanser
Co Ae
Arey Neger
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Ontina
CBI
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
Kennedy
Vernon
Calif
Paul
Joe Palazzela
Isioux City
Kenn Austin
Gentral City
Neb
Outpsinion
Harold Hoxweed
Salt Lake City
Newark Favored To Beat Minneapolis In World Series Opener
Newark and Minneapolis prepared for three games here as Rosy Bill Ryan started for Minneapolis and Don Brennan for Newark. Newark, the International League champions, held 9 to 5 betting odds to win the series opening Tuesday night.
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N. J
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Rosy Bill Ryan
Minneapolis
Don Brennan
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