Iowa hailed as model Big Ten athletic house after reform
The University of Iowa is praised by Big Ten officials for clean house reforms after a 1930 sanction. Ossie Solem of Drake University is named head football coach, with nods from athletic directors. Ingwersen admits the alarm caused his resignation as football coach.
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Schoo
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Ingwersen
Eight Wheelers to Get Letters in Doland
With their basketball squad in mothballs Doland will award letters to thirty six players. Six seniors Hoover Mar MecNickte Thomas and three juniors Lovelace K Parden and Johnson and one seph Hahn are on the list. The Wheelers have a strong season and strong underclass prospects for next year. Future lettermen include Smith E Parden Seaman Olson James. Weather permitting White will call and the team may appear on a boxing card next week with a main event between two 110 pound freshmen.
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Mar
Mel MecNickte Thomas
Lovelace
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Johnson
Oneseph Hahn
Nexteenseny
Doland
Wheelers
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E. Parden
Seaman
Olson
James
Hth White
Sanhomore
Hitchcock High Beats Town Team In Lopsided Affair
Hitchcock High defeated Hitchcock Town 22 2L as Harms and Du Bois led with 12 and 14 points respectively for the Hawks. Maren contributed but the Devils faltered against the home squad.
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Hitchcock High Hunt
Hitchcock Printers Devils
Guint
Devls
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DuBois
Maren
Seniors Win Howard Inter Class Tournament
In the Howard high school inter class tournament the senior boys defeated Souheek boys in the final. The sophomore girls beat the freshmen girls for the girls’ final. A picked team from lower classes played the senior boys, but the four year men won 24 to 14.
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Howard
Howard High School
Boxing results from national lightweight title tournament
Fights last night across multiple cities report several outpoints and knockouts. Eddie Lord beat Jimmy Dean, Harry Robertson defeated Mickey Genaro, Eadie Felton topped Gleat Camp, Eddie Kopple defeated Eddy Bleck, Tracy Cox knocked out Tony Leto, Petil Ferrarez stopped Chuck Wiggina, Frankie Edgen outpointed Sid Bervin, Willie Oster outpointed Rey Tramblie.
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Associated Press
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Eddie Lord
Cleveland
Jimmy Dean
Eric
Harry Robertson
Port Huron
Mickey Genaro
Montgomery
Ala
Eadie Felton
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Tony Leto
Clevelard
Lansing
Petilt Ferrarez
Chuck Wiggina
Jacksonville
Fla
Frankie Edgen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sid Bervin
Chapel Hill
N.C
West Palm Beach
Willie Oster
Boston
Rey Tramblie
Rockford
Tit
Brooklyn Dodgers Hopefuls Show Strength In Clearwater Hopes
Manager Max Carey outlines pitching depth with 18 arms including Waite Hoyt and Van Mungo. He praises Hoyt's form and mindset, notes Vance’s effort, and projects a strong outfield trio with Herman O'Doul and Wilson. He stresses fitness, training, and patient planning for a successful season.
State College Rifle Team Seeks National Meet Representation
The State College rifle team won the right to represent the area in the 1932 National Intercollegiate Gallery match by placing first in the seventh corps area with a total score of 7327. High scorers included Mak Eldjzidee Volga Percy Peterson Bancroft Leonard Rohrs Kimball Martin Taylor Wolsey Paul Freeburg Harold Ness James Wilson Herman Mensch Melvin Buhler. The match must be submitted before April 10 per area instructions.
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Volga
Percy Peterson
Bancroft
Leonard Rohrs
Kimball
Martin Taylor
Wolsey
Paul Freeburg
Watertown
Harold Ness
Arlington
James Wilson
Herman Mensch
Freeswan
Robert Buck
Wessington Springs
Melvin Bhller
Watectawi
Cuccinello Signs Brooklyn Contract
Brooklyn Dodgers announce Tony Cuccinello will join training camp in Clearwater Florida after being acquired from the Cincinnati Reds. The New York native is expected to win the regular second base job with the team as Joe Stripp and others finalize deal terms amid holdout negotiations.
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Brooklyn Derigers
Clearwater
Fla
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al Lopez
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Brooklyn
New York
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Cincinnati
Joe Stripp
Babe Herman
Wally Gilbert
Ernest Lombardi
Reds
Cuccinellg
Clyde Subeforth
Stripp
Seaman LeClaire Feud Set Tonight Before War Veterans
Seaman and LeClaire meet in a six round boxing main event before Huron Foreign War Veterans in the Man ch meeting. Fon Maunders faces Kid Fugliane in a four round undercard as Jack Reiss announces the program after a post meeting.
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Huron
Tony LeClaire
Virgil
LeClaire
Seaman
Jack Reiss
Fon Maunders
Kid Fugliane
Maunders
American Legion
Reiss
Trouble Is Ahead For French Netmen
Storm signals were hoisted for the three members of the French contingent in the National Indoor Tennis championships. Jean Beretta faced Berkeley Bell, Christian Boussus battled Gregory Mangin, and Antoine Gentier met Julius Seligson. Borotra and Bell advanced to the quarterfinals with straight-set wins as favorites Lott and Shields were expected to reach the quarters.
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New York
Jean Beretta
Berkeley Bell
Christian Boussus
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
Antoine Gentier
Julius Seligson
Borotra
Bell
Eddie Jac~oke
Baltimore
Ernest Koslan
Hamilton
WN. Y
George Lott
Chieago
Sidney B. Wooder
Frank Shields
Keen Competition In U0 Swim Meet
Vermillion March 16 Special Competition in the intramural swimming meet at the University of South Dakota will be very strong this year according to Coach Wallace McCullen in charge. Freshman contenders are expected to lead with Sigma Alpha Epsilon last year and Phi Delta Theta close behind.
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Wallace McCullen
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta
Minot to Stage State Independent Basketball Tourney
Minot hosts the state independent cage meet starting Thursday with semi finals Friday and finals Saturday. Opening round features Valley City versus Devil Lake, with Bismarck versus Stanley and Mott versus Gardner. Minot or Velva awaits in the other first round pairing, Minnewagan tied to a Minot/Velva outcome.
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Valley City
Devila Lake
Bismarck
Stanley
Mott
Gardner
Velva
Duke Women Awarded Letters for Intramural Play
Five sections of the Duke Women’s College awarded letters for top participation in intramural events and athletic offices. Recipients of the first such honor include Jeanne Marget Macon Georgia Margaret Persons Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Mary Langston Goliethor N C Florence Moss Mobile Alabama and Trances Davi New Bern North Carolina.
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Duream
N.C
Duke Women's College
Jeanne Marget
Macon
Margaret Persons
Wikes- Barre
Mary Langston
Goliehoro
N. C
Florence Moss
Mobile
Ala
Trances Davi
New Bern
Coyotes Begin Spring Football Drills at South Dakota
Vermilieuig March 16. Sprig foot ball practice has begun at the University of South Dakota with Coach S G Back man in charge. Twenty two men report pen for the fot drill held indoors. The spring drills last three weeks with emphasis on fundamentals. Freshmen from Coach I McCullen's squad attract most interest as next year's varsity material. It is believed there is more potential varsity caliber material among freshmen than in previous years.
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Coyotes
Howard Cagemen Have Fine Year
Howard high school basketball, led by coach S. W. Howell, finished 16 wins 1 loss scoring 349 to 172. Seniors Alfred and Albert Rieff, Les Kahn, and Hansen depart after strong season with district tournament exits.
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Palmer Lee
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Ora Kahn
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Andy White
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Albert Rieff
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Hansen
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Baseball Results From Around the Circuits
The Associated Press reports yesterday scores from spring exhibition games. San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 2 in San Francisco, New Orleans 6 Cleveland 2 in New Orleans, Los Angeles 3 Chicago 7 in Los Angeles, Detroit 2 Oakland 0 in Oakland, New York 3 Boston 2 in St. Petersburg, St. Louis 6 Indianapolis 5 in Garnsots, Philadelphia 5 Newark 4 in Lakeland, Washington 5 Baltimore 4 in Biloxi.
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Victory For Huron World End Series For C S D Honors
Huron Boosters and Wolsey Independents clash in a second game to settle the central South Dakota title tying to outcomes from a Wolsey win in the opener. High school girls add a 7 15 curtain raiser with Huron Tigerettes opposed by Wolsey sextette.
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Huron College Gymnasium
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Huron
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Entries Come In For Drake Relays
Provisional entries have been received from two colleges and universities for the twenty third annual Drake relay carnival in Des Moines. All Big Six schools have shown, Missouri Valley has three, the Iowa conference four, Leyla University of Chicago will be represented in every college. Kansas State Teachers and Abilene Christian have strong entries with others from Yankton college Hastings College Springfield Journal and the University of South Dakota.
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Iowa Conference
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Yankton College
Yankton
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Neb
Springfield Journal
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Baseball Notes From Florida Aimed at Yankees and Dodgers
In St. Petersburg Henry Johnson of the Yankees returns to camp after appendicitis surgery. Clearwater reports Dodgers controverting classics, with Virgil Davis and Homer Dudley facing Phillies. Tampa sees ex-Dodgers Lombardi and Gilbert debut in Reds uniforms against the Phillies. Indians hope Lefty Gee can anchor the rotation in New Orleans with a 6 to 2 win. Oakland notes Tigers’ strong hitting in a 5 to 2 exhibition win led by Herring and Stone. Minot hosts Olympic ski banquet with Camper Qiejoen as guest speaker.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Johnson
New York Yankees
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Dodgers
Clearwater, Fla
Max Garey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cicero
Reds
Virgil Davis
Homer Dudley
Phillies
Tampa
Ernest Lombardi
Waly Gilbert
Cincinnati Reds
Winter Travon
Babe” Herman
Joey Stripp
Tony Cuctinelle
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Rede
Fleet Footed Tiger Detroit Seeks New Base Threat
A 22 year old outfielder could rival Ben Chapman's base stealing. White previously stole 52 bases for Beat Taunt in the Texas loop, adding 2% triples as a benchmark.
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Ben Chapman
White
Beat Taunt
Texas
Babe Ruth Expected To Sign 1932 Yankees Contract
Reports from St Petersburg indicate Babe Ruth reached a tentative agreement with the New York Yankees for 1932 at a reported 75 000 salary with a possible compromise to 70 000 80 000 range. A publicity buildup surrounded the signing with media and ceremonies planned as Ruth and Col Ruppert near final terms.
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Wiggins Banned From Michigan Ring
Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis heavy weight will be permanently barred from Michigan rings after a poor showing against Pettit Ferrarer former Michigan light heavyweight champion Ferrarer dominated the six rounds before the referee stopped the bout Barker secretary of the state boxing commission said Wiggins is through as a fighter and not in fighting condition The commission will not permit him to fight in Michigan again
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Mich
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Indianapolis
Michigan
Davight Barker
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Elmira to Host National Glider Meet This Summer
Elmira Minnesota again selected to host the National Gliding and Soaring contest from July 18 to 31. The event, third time in Elmira, will be under the American Soaring Association with trophies replacing cash prizes and a department of Commerce license required for entrants.
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American Soaring Associations
Naonal Glider Association
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Hargrave Targets Buffalo Move After Laval Manager
Sport gossip notes Hargrave, ex manager of Laval in the American Association, plans to join Buffalo in the International League. He played catcher for Minneapolis last year.
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Susene Hargrave
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Fonseca Aims to Lift White Sox to First Division
Manager Lewis Fonseca seeks to lift the 1931 White Sox from last place to the first division. He relies on pitching depth led by Frasier Lyons and Erickson and projects 18 wins for Caraway, 9 for Frasier, and 10 for Fa. The infield features Blue Hayes Cissell Selph with Jolley or Grube at catcher and Anderson Simons Campbell in the outfield fringe.
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Houston
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Toledo
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St. Pau
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Bruce Campbell
Little Tock
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Bob Fothergill
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Fothergalt
Smead Jolley
Jolley
Frank Grube
Henry Tate
Catholic Cagers Begin Title Round In National Prep Tourney
Catholic high schools launch the ninth national Catholic prep basketball championship at Loyola gym with 32 teams from 14 states. Defending champ De La Salle of Minneapolis meets Cathedral Indianapolis in the opener as powerhouses Father Ryan Nashville and Cathedral Indiana loom as favorites.
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Loyola University Gymnasium
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