Knight Confident Of Repeating Earlier Win Over Maxey
Harlem’s Maxey Rosenbloom meets Joe Knight in a titl e bout at Madison Square Garden. Knight, from Cairo Georgia, seeks a repeat victory after beating Rosenbloom two years earlier at Daytona Beach. Conditions are cloudy and the event will not be broadcast.
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Knight
Maxey Rosenbloom
Ayden
Miami
Fla
Maxie Rosenbroom
Harlem
Joe Knight
Cairo
Madison Square Garden
Ligt
Florida
Jim Corbett Kayoee
Charlie Mitchell
Sceop
Jacksonville
Slupsle Maxey
Rosenbloor
Daytona Beach
Minors Adopt Standard Ball for Parade of Parity
Major league officials praise standard ball aims as minor leagues prepare to use the same ball from the Philadelphia factory. NL president Johann Heydler notes reduced variance in stats and better player value estimates, while local conditions still shape play. Swaps loom as NL clubs eye Buck Wilson and Siipp, with Don Hurst rumored for Phillies as off-season moves unfold.
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Alan Gould
New York
Philadelphia
Johann Heydler
National League
Ee Af
Cunningham Eyes 4:04 Mile in Kansas Star Turnout
Kansas runner Glenn Cunningham, famed for 1933 Sullivan Medal, plans a radical four-quarter strategy to break the mile world record to 4 minutes 4 seconds. Coach Hargiss predicts possible 61-second quarters, with Cunningham aiming for a pace-perfect effort at the Wanamaker Mile kickoff in New York and a special outdoor race tied to the NCAA championships in Los Angeles.
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CHARLES a_ GRUMICH
Associated Press
Lawrence, Kas
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Millrose
New York
Cunningham
H. W. Hargiss
University of Kansas
Sys Hargiss
Glenn
Caach
Someong
Mat Cunningham
Roy i
Eikhart Myer
Hergiss
Vian
Hargiss
Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Lovelack
New Zealand
Oxford Univers
Los Angeles
Londos Defeats Savoldi In Chicago Title Bout
Jim Londos defeated Joe Savoldi in 21 minutes 40 seconds to win the title before a record Chicago Stadium crowd of about 20,200. The match, billed as world championship, drew large indoor attendance and gross receipts around 320,000. Savoldi, restricted by the Illinois Athletic Commission, led early but tired as Londos used a reverse body slam for the finishing hold.
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Jim Londos
Joe Savoldi
Listle
Joseph Willoughby Foley
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Londos
Notre Dame
Savoldi
Jhanpit
Illinois Athletic Commission
Htin
Sioux Falls to Have Mitt-Wrestling Show
Sioux Falls will host a boxing wrestling card Monday Feb 5 promoted by the Elks Club. Sherald Kennard Fargo welterweight and Johnny Stanton Minneapolis lightweight highlight the main bouts. Kennard may face Frankie Knauer Duluth or Young Harry Grey Minneapolis, while Johnny Datto Cleveland Filipino has been offered a match with Stanton. Jack Hader Kansas City will grapple Babe Carnera Des Moines in an exhibition. The other wrestling match is yet to be arranged.
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Fed
Elks Club
Sherald Kennard
Fargo
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Kennard
Selit
Frankie Knauer
Duluth
Harry Grey
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Babe Carnera
Dex Moines
Craig Wood Leads Agua Caliente Open First Round
Pro Craig Wood from Deal New Jersey shot a record breaking 57 to lead the Agua Caliente Open after the first round with four strokes under par. Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond was a stroke behind after sinking a 12 foot birdie putt at the 18th. Willy Cox of Brooklyn and Paul Runyan of White Plains were poised as the second round began.
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Mex
Rem
der Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
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Ho Laurels
Gnunby
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Paul Runyan
White Plains N. C
Bes
Venzke May Try Two Mile Run After Millrose Clash
University of Pennsylvania sophomore Gene Venzke, holder of the world indoor mile record, may switch from the mile to the two mile after a Saturday meeting with Glenn Cunningham in the Millrose games. He delayed entering the Baxter mite at the New York A.C. games until after the race, and a loss could push him to focus on the longer distance.
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Bill Hargiss
Kansay
Glenn Cunningham
New York
Venzke
Gene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Evert
Baxter
Miller Rustlers Await Ree Heights Invasion
Miller High Rustlers prepare to meet Ree Heights Thursday night in Miller. Coach Crowningshield grants three days rest to the team, aiming to avenge an earlier season loss as Ree Heights vows a tougher challenge. El Paso reports Tony Herrera stopping Sammy Mandell in a separate boxing note.
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Ree Heights
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Notre Dame Names Layden as Athletic Director and Coach
Elmer Layden assumed Notre Dame's top athletic post and head football coach duties at the golden dome. He brought Joe Boland as chief gridiron assistant and retained Tom Conley as end coach, with further hires planned. Layden pledged no lost games in spring practice and will attend the New York football sales meeting with Noble Kizer.
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Elmer Layden
Knute Rockine
Golden Dome
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Layden
Rockne
Duquesne University
Jess Harper
Anderson
Joe Boland
New York
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Wammaton
Yale Football Coaching Set For Shakeup New Staff
Yale announces a full staff replacement for the football program with Raymond Poril named head coach and Earle Neale, Deeny Myers, Ivan Williamson among the newcomers. The Yale News praises the move as preserving sportsmanship and local leadership while dropping the old staff headed by Reggie Roct and Claire Comerford.
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Conn
Raymond “Ducky” Poril
Yale
Yale News
Pend
Earle “Greasy” Neale
West Virginia
Deeny BE. Myers
Ivan B. Williamson
Michigan
Board of
Athletic Control
Malcolm Farmer
Reggie Roct
Claire Comerford
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Beck O'Connor
Ipswich Tops Leola In Rough 46 To 20 Victory
Ipswich under coach Howard Lester dominated Leola 46 to 20 in a rough game. L Walz led Ipswich with 33 points while Evald, Cramer, and E Walz contributed strong guard and forward play. Reiner and McMillan boosted the bench as Ipswich opened a big first half lead and held every department.
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Leola
Howard Lester
L. Walz
Eveld
Cramer
E. Walz
Evald
Reiner
McMillan
Vines Falls in 13th Straight Set Loss to Tilden
Ellsworth Vines Jr. was beaten by Jill Tilden in short order in Long Beach California. The Pasadena youth played erratically and repeatedly rammed shots into the net as Tilden won in straight sets 6-0 and 6-2.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Jill Tilden
Pasadena
Herrera Knocks Mandell Out In Sixth Round Bout
El Paso lightweight Tony Alervera Herrera defeated Samay Mandell by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Herrera weighed 141 pounds while Mandell tipped the scales at 149.
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Herrera
Mandell
EL Paso
Tex
Tony Alervera
Samay Mandell
Mobridge Strengthens Lead Fight In CSD Conference
Mobridge is expected to bolster its position in the Central South Dakota high school basketball conference this weekend by playing Gettysburg, a team squarely in the league cellar. The feature game pits Highmore against Pierre on Friday night with Pierre in second place, a half game ahead of Highmore and Ipswich, tied for third with Highmore. Faulkton is favored to upset Ipswich despite a prior non conference win by Faulkton. Last week Faulkton and Gettysburg dropped in the standings. Onida defeated Gettysburg 27 to 2.
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Mobridge
Gettysburg
Highmore
Governors’ Court
Ipswich
Faulkton
Onida
Wol Pet
Outiveburg
Alumni Must Pay If Friedman Is Hired
New York February 1 Alumni of the College of the City of New York may fund Benny Friedman as coach for the C C N team this year. Maurice Deitches urges an alumni meeting to back his salary for at least one year with repayment from future football receipts. Friedman has interviewed with Dr Frederick B. Robinson but the budget prevents adding him as coach. Dr Harold J. Parker will remain as an instructor if Friedman is appointed.
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New York
City of
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Maurice Deitches
Friedman
Frederick B. Robinson
Coah
Harold J. Parker
Department of Hygiene
Unheralded Norfolk Youth Upsets Golf Champion
An 18 year old Norfolk Va. golfer Morten McCarthy shocks the club tournament by ousting defending champion Carl Dann Jr of Orlando in round one and formerIntercollegiate champ Tommy Aycock of Jacksonville in round two. He meets Tommy Goodwin, a top amateur, in a likely battle of youth and height.
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Khown
Norfolk
Morten McCarthy
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Tommy Aycock
Jacksonville
Tommy Goodwin
Art Goodwin
Three Stl Tied For C.B.H. Lead Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Kimball and Stickney remain undefeated in the Custers Battlefield Hiway conference. Mt Vernon leads the standings with five wins while Stickney has three, as Chamberlain and Plankinton also show in the close race. Next Friday features Mt Vernon at Stickney, with a double header at Kimball on Feb 6.
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Kimball
Stickney
Sam Valley
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Kimball U
Plankinton
Gann Valley Cagers
Hoon
Grouch
Gann Valley
Mt Vernon
Chamberlain
Kimbill
White Lake
Gano Valley
Kinball
Mt Vernon. Co
Me. Vermin.Kimball
Skating Champions Bay More Laurels
Three North American and national champions Kit Klein Edna Schwartz and Leo Freisinger skated to top finishes at the northwest indoor speed skating championships in St Paul. Klein won the 220 yard dash half mile and mile events, Freisinger took the 220 yard and one mile intermediate boys races, Schwartz swept the 220 and 490 yard junior girl events.
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Bay More Laurels
ST. Paul
Kit Klein
Buffalo
Edna Schwartz
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
Oconamowee
Dorothy Francy
Minneapolis
Freisinger
Miss Schwartz
Basketball Scores From Associated Press
North Carolina 24 Navy 25 Tennessee 45 Georgia Tech 35 Army 24 Georgetown 27 Wabash 28 Indiana 32 Eastern CL Normal 22 Depaynw 88 Valparaiso 25 Notre Dame 27 Kansas Wesleyan 38 Bethany 20 House of David 32 Nevada 27
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Bethany
House of David
Nevada
Doland and Webster Fight for Northeast Conference Lead
Doland and Webster pace the Northeast Conference title race with clean conference records. Deland defends their crown by beating Redfield, while Webster ends Witbank’s undefeated streak. standings tabulated by Groton secretary Snyder. Nearby referee Reynolds to oversee cage tournaments in Wakonda and regional meets in Huron mid-March. Highmore volleyballers visit Ree Heights, splitting games with the local club as they test combinations. Freddie Miller vs Frankie Cowll bout listed for Brooklyn non-title at 126 pounds.
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Feb
Spedall
Deleod
Webster
Deland
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Witbank
Redfield
Arete Nae Sisseton
Milan
Ston
Dolard
Millark
RL Snyder
Britton
Jackrabbits Eager To Upset Coyotes Tangle Tomorrow
Brookings reports the Jackrabbits prepare to face their rivals the Coyotes in a February 2 game. Coach Threlfall and Herting push the squad for scoring punch as sophomores Bankette and Dehnert lead a strong returning group with promising freshmen. Fans back the Rabbits hoping for a season turnaround despite recent losses.
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Coyote
Coyotes
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Rabbits
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Jackrabbits
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Tepmsensus
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College Alters Cage Schedule in Huron Notice
Dakota Wesleyan basketball will not visit this week as a revised schedule shifts the home game. Dean H A Hill announces dates including Feb 6 Northern Normal at Huron and Feb 28 Huron at Dakota Wesleyan, with other tweaks to Feb 12, Feb 21, and Feb 2.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
Chamepions
Dean H. A. Hill
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Augustana
Sioux Falls College
Northern Normal
Dean Hill
Southern Normal
Ohio State Coaches Eye Replacement for Willaman
In Columbus Ohio rumors swirl about who will replace Sam Willaman as football director after his resignation. A board committee reviews candidates while unnamed coaching names circulate, with Clark Shaughnessy and others from Chicago Minnesota Detroit Ohio University Pitt among those mentioned in unconfirmed reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Sam Willamen
Wester Reserve University
Cleveland
Tom Keady
Board of Athletic Control
Clark Shaughnissy
University of Chicago
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Minnesota
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Detroit
Doc Feden
Ohio University
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Robert Zuppke
Kino
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