Irish Stopped As Purdue Ends Notre Dame Streak
Notre Dame loses to Purdue 36 21 as the Irish fail to beat their rival for the 20th consecutive time. The Boilermakers build on their perfect record against Notre Dame while Dutch Fehring and Harry Kellar lead the Purdue attack. Minnesota edges Nebraska 27 25 as the season nears year end. Western conference squads post two wins over non conference foes in the final stretch.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Purdue
Boilermakers
Anrl
Dutch Fehri
Trojans and Panthers Face Intensive Rose Bowl Prep
USC trains for the Rose Bowl against Pitt with three to four long sessions planned next week after a light practice. Tickets show more than half of the $4,000 seats sold as Jones focuses on a new offense while Pitt drills on defense and injuries arise amid rest.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Pitt
Howard Jones
Trojans
Trojan
Jones
Panthers
Tucson
Ariz
Pittsburg
Jock Sutherland
Bryant High Quint Drops Tough Battle
Bryant high school lost a close game to Volga 27 to 2, after leading 8 to 9 at halftime. Bryant subs faltered as Volga widened the margin with 18 to 4, under referee Win Bum. Earlier Bryantiau lost to Vienna 21 to 30, and Bryant Independents edged Lake Norden 26 to 2 led by the Anderson trio and state college freshmen helpers.
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Bryant High Quint
Bryant
Volga
Vole
Willow Lakes
Bryantiumior High
Vienna High
Bryant Independents
Lake Norden Independents
Lake Norden
Anderson Brothers
Bajuniemi
Hage
State College
Somerville Triumph Topped Canadian Sports Poll
In Toronto the Dominion sports editors vote Somerville as the top Canadian for winning the United States Amateur golf title. Of 63 editors, 437 favored Somerville, with 20 votes split among athletes including McLarnin Wilson Mee Naughton Morenz Peden Bottaglini Gwynne Pearce Turville and others.
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Somerville
Canada
Toronto
Ross
Sandy
United States
Dominion Sports
Canadia
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Alex Wilson
Hamilton
Duncan -Mee
Naughton
Olampic
Howia- Morenz
Lionel Conucker
Williem
Torchy
Frank Turville
Star of the Hamitten
Higers
Foothsi! Chomminns
Golf and Wrestling Show Strength in AP Poll
AP Poll highlights golf and professional wrestling as the pair of sports most resilient to 1992 economic strains. Golf leads in the south and far west as a year round sport while wrestling is praised for exciting shows at reasonable prices. Football tops the list, with baseball and others trailing.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Southwest
East
Middle West
Far West
Yc Tinks Golf
Atrse Racing
Ayofesator
East West Coaches Shape Teams In Charity Tilt
In San Francisco on December 24 14 one serious business is selecting line and backfield combinations from top gridiron players for the East West charity game. Eastern coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley direct Stanford workouts while Dana Bible and Orin Hep lead the West at California. Holy Newman Michigan and Paul Moss Purdue receive passes as they test backfield combos with Manders Resttner Horstman among the standouts.
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San Franscisco
Washington State
Holy Newman
Michigan
Paul “Moss
Purdue
Newman
Wieast
Manders
Minnesota
Resttner
Northwestern
Horstman
Blunt High School Triumphs in Doubleheader Clash
Blunt High School defeated Bowlry over Harrold in a basketball doubleheader on local court. Twelve Blunt players participated as the team surged to a 21 to 6 halftime lead and held Harrold to a single point in the third period. Westlund and Walker led Blunt with 14 and 13 points respectively. Harrold’s junior team won their game 5 to 3 in a separate bout.
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Blunt High School
Blunt High
Harrold
Blunt
Westlund
Walker
Blimt
Trend of Sports Public Seeks Better Amusement
New York December report highlights 1932 shift toward value and quality in sports entertainment. AP poll credits ten trends: cheaper tickets, lean ops, rules improvements, emphasis on team play, decline of minor league baseball, more affordable, increased golf, boxing slump, rising interest in athletics like wrestling, and progress in major professional sports.
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John H. Fan
Associated Press
Ryder Cup Matches to Be Played in England in June
New York reports the Ryder Cup competition between American and British golf professionals will proceed in England in June despite economic concerns. PGA president George R. Jacobus says $20,000 is set aside for expenses and eight players plus a manager will be sent, with $1,000 per man for traveling costs. Team selection will use a new method with input from sectional heads, and the event runs June 24 to 27 at Southport, just before the British Open in which Americans will also compete.
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New York
England
George R. Jacobus
Professional Golfery. Association
Gene Scrazen
Jacobus
Bueé
Sarazen
Southport
Forestburg Nets Two Cage Victories in Doubleheader
Forestburg rally from a halftime deficit to beat Lane 21 to 17 led by Christensen with 13 points on five field goals and three free throws. Lane evenly distributed scoring as Forestburg town team also won the red hot preliminary.
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Forestburg
Lane
Christensen
Foresbburg
Forestburg Town
Lane Town
Ted
Erwin Defeats Bull Dogs to Remain Undefeated
Erwin's defense limited the Bull Dogs in a 16 to 4 victory, keeping the team undefeated in the East Central conference. Second-stringers from both schools played a later game, with Erwin defeating De Simet 17 to 22. The Erwin girls’ team beat the town girls 20 to California state note mentions pilots and aircraft totals.
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Im- Ers
Hiwin High
Aes Oor
De*Simet
Erwin ‘High School
Erwin. Town
Peefie Est School
Feats Of Sarazen Yankees Olympic Stars Feature 1932
Allan Gould notes a glamor filled 1932 season with U S prowess across tennis golf boxing rowing polo and crew led by Gene Sarazen Bill Carr Babe Ruth and Babe Didrikson among others. Olympic crowds at Los Angeles and Lake Placid set records while John Sarazen won the U S Open and teams like California’s crew and the Yankees dominated.
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Sarazen
Alan Gould
Associated Press Sports
New York
Samuel
United States
Canada
Lake Placid
Los Angeles
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Bill Carr
California
Babe Ruth
Cubs
Gene Sarazen
Mammoth Coliseum
Colgate-Brown
Army-Notre Dame
Army-Navy
Southern California
Notre Dame
Ellsworth Vines
Eddie Tolan
Bid
Carr
Jiouie [Foxe
Babe Didrikson
Helen Wills Moody
Helene Madison
Louw +Gehrig
Harry Newman
Olin Dutra
Paavo Nutini
Ism
Hie
Poland
Arpgenting
Nodaks Sweep Montana State In Two-Game Set
North Dakota edged Montana State 38 to 37 in Bozeman on Thursday while winning the rematch 35 to 29 Friday night. Center Meithhaver led with 19 points as UND built a 23 to 15 halftime lead.
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Bozeman
Mont
North Puketa University
Montana State College
Meitthaver
North Dakota
Pierre Opens Title Defense In 228 to 16 Victory
Pierre high school Governors opened defense of the Central South Dakota conference basketball championship with a 228 to 16 victory over Faulkton. Aldrich led Pierre with eight points in a ragged game, Theim added six, while Faulkton guards Bentson and Remsdell scored eight and six respectively.
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Pierre
Aldrich
Theim
Bentson
Remsdell
Faulkton
Sit
A A U President Defends Amatuer Rules In Didrikson Case
Charles Bunkley reports on national AAU president Avery Brundage defending strict amateur rules amid Mildred Didrikson Zaharias controversy. Brundage says Didrikson seeks publicity and media attention, noting rule five defines amateur status and bans endorsements. He recalls past rules while acknowledging Didrikson’s high profile and media presence.
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Charles Bunkley
Chicago
Avery Dage
Ama: Athletic ‘Union
Mildred
Russ Didrikson
Dallas
Tex
Mitchell To Hold State Cage Meet
The 1993 South Dakota high school basketball tournament will be held at Mitchell Corn Palace on March 12 and 18. R B Rawlins of Pierre announced the state athletic association approved Mitchell high school to sponsor expenses and receive a share of profits, with distributions changing from previous equal splits. The balance of profits goes to the South Dakota high school athletic association.
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Corn Palace
Pierre
South Dakota
Ament
Rawlins
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
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