Iroquois District 14 Champ Meets Tigers Here Tonight
Iroquois, the District 14 champion, faces Huron’s Tigers in a crucial pre conference matchup at Huron High School gymnasium tonight at 8. The Tigers, aiming for a strong conference start after Christmas, test their lineup as coach Frank Coffey contemplates multiple guard and forward combos including Englebretson McGinty Collin Devick and Kittleson.
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Highmore
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Ben Waldez
de Smet
Huron
H. S. Gyn
Huron High Schpek
South Dakota
Madison
Huron Preps
Highmare
Miller
Woonsocket
Coffey
Chiefs
Englebretson
McGinty
Collin
Devick
Kittleson
Tiger
Mack Set For-5st Campaign
Philadelphia veteran Cornelius McGlilicuddy known as Connie Mack prepares for his 1933 season with the Athletics. At 70, he remains optimistic about baseball and personal vigor, crediting association with younger players, education, digestion, and active work for his long, active life and plans to win a tenth pennant.
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Philadelphia
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Ince
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Beit Park
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Investigation into failed renewal of McDonald contract
A private inquiry into the failure to renew Frank H. McDonald's contract as athletic director at the Haskell Institute is being conducted by Senator Cutting of New Mexico. The probe follows reports that McDonald had prior activity in Kansas Democratic circles before the elections.
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Haskell Iestitute Athletic Association
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Kansas
Southeastern Conference adds new era in college hoops
W. 7, Atlanta reports the new Southeastern Conference forms the original thirteen with members like Georgia, Kentucky, Florida, Auburn, and Georgia Tech. Recalled are captains Leroy Young and Chandley with Pound, plus many veterans from Florida, Auburn, Alabama, and Mississippi State. The season opens with Vanderbilt hosting Ohio State on December 31 as teams prepare for the first annual tournament in February.
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Leroy Young
Chandley
Pound
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Kentucky
Flacky
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Forrest Sele Ax
Howard Kreuter
Florida
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Bill Beady
Auburn
Red Jenkins
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Mississippi
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Ohio State
Tennessee
Beattie Feathers
Breexy
Wynn
Hobinton
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State
Mississippi State College
Sewanee
Boxing Charity to Buy Christmas Dinners for Fighters
Chicago report says the Chicago Stadium corporation will purchase Christmas dinners for fighters appearing on its December 29 program. Matchmaker Nate Lewis aims to feature notable bouts including Lee Anavione and George Nichols Buftslo, with a light heavyweight NBA title history noted as vacated last week.
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Babe Didrikson Turns Pro in Sports and Media Move
Mildred Babe Didrikson, 19, turns professional ending AAU status over alleged advertising conflict. She signs for a film role and sports writing, plans future broadcasting and long distance swim goal while weighing marriage options. She resigns from Dellas Insurance and telegraphs AAU decision from New Orleans.
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Dallas Motor Saw
New York
L. di Begeeete
New Orleans
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Rae
Dellas Insurance” Company
Manhattan
Hellespont
Hammond At Odds With Garden Heads
Col Jobo S Hammond former army officer and longtime hockey figure has resigned as president of the New York Rangers Hockey Club and a Garden vice president over disagreements with Garden actions and policies since 1926. He remains a stockholder and keen follower of hockey, noted as a major figure from Rickard era and Pacific Coast hockey league leadership.
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New York
Jobo S. Hammond
Tex Rickard
Madison Square
Garden -Corporation
New York Rangers
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Pacific’ Coast ’Hockey
Me Carey
Cowboy Title Comes to Quemado in World Championship
Quemado earns the cowboy championship of the world as Don Nesbitt, 26, six two and a half, crowned by the Rodeo Association of America. He rode in from his 600 acre ranch to receive mail and congratulations, a hero to a town piled with letters and proposals. Nesbitt’s rodeo injuries are noted, including a broken leg in 195? and seven broken ribs the year before. He plans a Christmas visit to his father in McLaughlin, South Dakota after selling his stock.
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Rodeo Association of America
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Pendleton
Calgary
Chicago
New York
Bégah Raiving
Cate Tle
South Dakota
Aix-Plates
Alingherse
Alpena II Wins Narrow Over Gann Valley
Alpena II defeats Gann Valley by a slim margin in a tightly contested match that featured a close tally and whittled down the lead to a minimal edge.
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Gann Valley
Big Ten Basketball Struggles in Early Warmups
Big Ten teams show a weak start in pre season play with a 19 wins to 12 losses record across $1 games. Notable slips by Michigan and Wisconsin temper hopes, while Purdue remains undefeated in two starts. Illinois beats Missouri 36 to 24 as part of a broader table of early results.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hawks
Purdue
Illinois
Missouri
Alumpi
Grove Is Again Pitching Champ
CRICAGO December 2 1932 report notes Grove as pitching champ for the fourth straight year. Grays, a wiry youth from the Philadelphia Athletics, named league champion. Grove posted a 2.84 ERA in 44 games 292 innings with 209 hits 79 walks one hit batsman and no wild pitches. Standings list Ruffing Lyons Crowder Bridges among leaders. Johnny Allen of the Yankees led with 17 wins in 23 games. Grove had 25 and 10.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Alvin’ Crowder
Washington
Polo Bridges
Detroit
Percei Ae
Johnny Allen
Pitt Upset Notre Dame Named Biggest Surprise of 1932
New York December 22 The Associated Press poll of 142 sports writers crowned Pittsburghs 12 to 0 upset over Notre Dame as the years greatest surprise in football. Notre Dames 21-0 win over the Irish trailed in voting with 43 picks. Other mentions included Olympic track and baseball shocks.
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All American trapshooting team named by Jimmy Robinson
The 1992 All American trap team includes two women, Mrs. Walter Andrews of Atlanta and Mrs. H. E. Grigsby of Oklahoma City, and 15-year-old Ned Lily of Stanton Michigan. Steve Crothers leads the squad with a 598 of 600 at 16 yards and a 293 of 400 all around at the Pennsylvania shoot.
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Jimmy Robinson
Minneapolis
Amateur
H. E. Grigsby
Oklahoma City
Andrews
Grigsby
Ned Lily
Stanton, Mich
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Steve/ PRES a Rego Ameacan hese Jan summer
Pennsylvania
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Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Tomlin
Glassboro
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New Jersey
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Mrs. Grigsby
Gelbert Will Be Ready In Spring Training
Philadelphia dispatch reports St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Charley Gelbert, sidelined by a bunting accident, is expected to be ready for spring training in Bradenton Florida after injuring his left leg. The setback delays his debut to the upcoming season.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Charley Gelbert
USC and Pitt Adjust Rose Bowl Prep Plans
USC coach Howard Jones keeps practice light as the Trojans prepare for the January 2 Rose Bowl against Pittsburgh in Pasadena while Pitt coach Jock Sutherland eyes weather and mud in Tucson and hopes to reach Los Angeles. Pittsburgh players arrive in Tucson for a prolonged stay with captain Paul Reider sidelined by a leg injury.
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University of Southern California
Howard Jones
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Panthers
Tucson
Ariz
Jock Sutherland
Sutherland
Arizona City
Reider I
Paul Reider
Carnegie
Cosch Sutherland
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Traians
Jones
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University of Pittsburgh
Rose Bowl
Calif
Athletics Set Fielding Marks Establish New League Record
Philadelphia's defense shatters three American League fielding records and ties league marks as Connie Mack's Old Guard claims standout performances. The Athletics post a .980 team fielding percentage, surpassing New York's 1923 .977 mark, with Bishop and Dykes delivering top individual records at second and third bases and solid team effort across 234 games.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
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Connie Macky
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Washington
Senators
Bishop
Jimmy Dykes
Willie Kamm
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