Senators Triumph Over Whiting in Clean Conference Win
Washington Senators defeated Whiting 30 to 16 in a 32 minute gym battle before 2,600 fans. Sapp and Skertie led the attack while Rollins, new to the lineup, scored none. The Senators shot 12 of 44 and held Whiting to 6 of 38 as Gambril stood out for Whiting.
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Frank Cash
Washington Gym
Senators
Whiting
Cash
LaPorte
Rollins
Tim Roberson
Sapp
Skertie
General Rollins
Oilers
Washington
Darontsy
Gambril
Whiting Bowling Leagues Highlight Top Teams and Individuals
High team for three games is ECR TOR. Moorman Motors takes second in three games. In single games second place goes to Sse TES. High individual for three games is NEE with eight pins. Second in single games is Lewanodswik. Minor entries for other teams are listed with partial, unclear names.
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ECR Tor, Ciree
Dst
Readeasee
Moorman Motors
Sse
Wid
Gs Oeeve
Mohler Plays for USC vs Notre Dame in Tribute
Orville Mohler, USC quarterback and six week retiree due to injuries, will appear only to hold the ball at kickoff if USC wins the toss. If Notre Dame wins, Mohler will play in the second half as a tribute arranged by coach Hunk Anderson after a request from Howard Jones.
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Los Angeles
Ln.s
Orville Mohler
Trojan
Irish
University of Southern California
Trojans
Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Mohler
Howard Jones
Illinois Opens Basketball Season Against Bradley Tech
Urbana Illinois December 10 Brisk battle expected when the Illinois varsity hosts Bradley Tech in the season opener. Sophomores Frank Froschauer and Jack Beynon will start with captain Red Owen sidelined by an ear abscess. Coach Craig Ruby weighs Bennetts availability and uses Fred Fenci as fallback.
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Urbana
Illinois
Bradley Tech
Frank Froschauer
Jack Beynon
Craig Ruby
Red Owen
Illini
Redskins
Big Chin Kamm
Owen
Cas Bennett
Ruby
Fred Fenci
Bennett
Marshall Boy
St Paul Lights Defeat Fairy Boys 40 to 21
The St Paul Lights beat the Fairy boys 40 to 21 at St Pauls gym. Leading scorers for St Pauls were A Kaegebein and Millies while key Fairy players included Sterling Bennett and Evans in a lopsided matchup noted with incomplete box entries.
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ST. Paul Lights
Fairy Boys
St. Paul
A. Kaegebein
Millies
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Fairies
Ee Bllies
Doll
Brown
Seerhan
Sterling
Raasch
Orennett
Kaeg’n
Evans
Trippier
Nau
Bocenk
Duvall
Sen
Gautam
Hammond Tech Triumphs Over Thornton Fractional 22 16
Hammond Tech edges Thornton Fractional 22 to 16 in a high tempo city showdown. Captain A Haworth and Blackman key the offense with 5 early points each, Chartos impact on boards, Keagle fills in after Haworth fouls out. Thornton’s Jurecki nets 9 points in a hard fought second half. Tech reserves beat Thornton 18 to 13.
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Hammond Tech
Thornton
Tech
E. Haworth
Blackman
Chartos
Haworth Twins
Capt
A. Haworth
Keagle
Jurecki
Hammond High
Sturecki
Kelly
Pucouli
White
Dahlikampe
Gawlinski
Hubert
Hendrix
Malak
Haworth
Dahlkamp
Teer Soccesus Ceecacs
MecGroth
Purple Wildcats Face Tech Tigers In Revenge Battle
The Wildcats seek revenge after two losses to their sister school last year as they meet Tech’s Tigers in the Purple gym. Hammond’s Horace Mann and a steady Hammond lineup struggle against a sharper Tiger squad, who beat Crown Point and Meteors to show a stronger early season form. The game follows a rough 29-14 Gary defeat and a shaky start for a team still building cohesion as individual efforts rise but team play lags.
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Wildcats
Tech
Tigers
Huffine
Horsemen
Gary
Gargites
Lew Wallace
Steel City
Wallace
Wildcat
Crown Point
Meteors
Hobart
Hoowever
Flamingos
McCarthye
Angels
Finnerans
Charity Grid Teams Ready for Sunday Charity Game
Old Man Winter keeps East Chicago Blackhawks and Sugar Bowls indoors at Roosevelt High field for a charity grid game on December 11, 1932. Coaches Zych and Long report each team in prime form with Roosevelt and Washington High School stars heading the rosters for a thriller.
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Blackhawks
Kamiega
Graham Szala
Mikolowski
Eee
Oka
Ae Baus
Britnsi Gopra
Ccceceves
Genesowski
Cuewee
Leskowski Prue Cercisce
Tee Veces
Kaminski Sajdek
Zych
Shorty Long
Blackhawk
Roosevelt-Washington
Washington High School
Brunsic
Roland
Graham
Kaminski
Dotlich
Justin
Munch
Krupa
Roosevelt
Indiana Harbor Seeks Calumet and Chicago Travel Opponents
The Indiana Harbor Thirsty Seven requests traveling games with Calumet region and Chicago teams. Contact Yutch White at 3712 Parrish Ave East Chicago or call Indiana Harbor One between 2 and 5 p m and ask for Stan.
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Indiana Harbor
Calumet
Chicago
Yutch White
Parrish Ave
East
Stan
Hockey Stars Are Tougher Than Foreign Legion
Henry McLemore cites hockey players as the world’s toughest athletes after reviewing injuries endured by stars like Ching Johnson Dit Clapper Helgie Bostrum Lionel Conacher Dave Trottier Eddie Shore Chuck Gardiner Pete Lepine and others at Madison Square Garden.
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Foreign Legion
Mac
New York
France
Madison Square Garden
Ching Johnson
Ching
Boston
Johnson
Bostrum
Lionel Conacher
Canada
Lionel
Dave Trottier
Montreal Meroons
Dave
Eddie Shore
Chuck Gardiner
Chicago
Chuck
Pete Lepine
Doc
Lepine
Pacific Coast League Keeps Salary Limit For 1933
Minor league chiefs adopt salary limits for all but Class AA leagues with penalties for violations. Limits set monthly payrolls per club across classes A to D and a 20 percent payroll fine for infractions. The PCL will not set its own Class AA limit and plans ongoing governance through 1934.
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Pacific Coast League
International League
American Association
Pacific Coats
William G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association
Association
Warren Giles
Rochester International League
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Dale Ger
Western Assocition
Giles
Gardner
Mike Sexton
Rock Island
John F. Farrell
Auburn
N. Y
Galveston
Texas
Merchants League Opens At Park Gym
The Memorial Park gym hosts the start of the Calumet City Merchants league season with Frank Angela vs McCarthys at 2 00 pm Bordens vs Flamingos at 3 00 pm and Finnerens vs Meteors at 4 00 pm Six teams compete for the title as the circuit enters its second straight season setting regional play.
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Merchants’ League
Frank Angela
McCarthys
Memorial Park
Calumet City Merchants League
Bordens
Finnerang
Chocolate Is Winner From Coast Battle
Kid Chocolate retains the featherweight title after a 15 round war with Fidel La Barba at Madison Square Garden. The crowd and reporters split on the decision, with Chocolate edging La Barba in a brutal contest highlighted by a dramatic 12th round. Frankie Battaglia defeated Chick Devlin in the semis.
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Quentin Reynolds
New York
Kid Choccolate
Fidel la Barba
Madison Square Garden
Kid
Fidel
Chocolate
la Barba
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Chick Devlin
California
Basketball Scores From Indiana Matches Show Varied Results
A compiled list records numerous high school basketball scores across Indiana venues. Notable outputs include Argos 1% over Bourbon 34, Michigan City 24, Nappanee 91, Kokomo 14, and Franklin 26 over Columbus 27, among many others.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Mooresville
Shortridge
Greenfield
Manual of Indianapolis
Ben Davis
Delphi
Cathedral
Broad Ripple
Warren Central
Bedford
Bloomington
Attica
Weedersburg
Argos
Bourbon
Plymouth
Bremen
Lyons
Bloomfield
Morgantown
Brazil
Hobart
Chesterton
Greencastle
Clinton
Converse
Swayzee
Peru
Crawfordsville
Edinburg
Madison
Franklin
Columbus
Logansport
Kokomo
Technical
Anderson
Tipton
Alexandria
Griffith
Dyer
Greensburg
Seymour
Jefferson
Lafayette
Muncie
Gannen
Morton
Richmond
Yankees Seek Goose Goslin From Browns
Column notes the New York Yankees may pursue Goose Goslin from the St. Louis Browns amid league salary cap talk. It questions progress and hints Ruth’s health could influence moves while outlining strict player limits across classes B to D and the implications for managers who must also play.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Fights Update From Several Cities Across The Nation
International News Service reports last night’s boxing results with multiple decisions and knockouts. Notable bouts include Kid Chocolate defeating Fidel La Barba in New York, Primo Carnera beating King Levinsky in Chicago, and Jimmy Maloney winning in Boston, among others across Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and more.
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Kid Chocolate
Havana
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Frank Battaglia
Winnipeg
Chick Devlin
California
Paul Dazzo
Chicago
Sid Lampe
Paterson
N. J
Detroit
Paul Walker
Trenton
Maurie Sherman
Eddie Ran
Rube Edmans
Muskegon
Mich
Pittsburgh
Jim Thomas
Bobby Leitham
Boston
Jimmy Maloney
Johnny Dixon
Philadelphia
Joe Firpo
Pennsgrove
Greg Harrison
Primo Carnera
Italy
King Levinsky
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Harold Scanley
Pennsylvania
Young
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Texas Moore
Tommy Davenport
Little Rock
Les Marriner
Tony Cancella
Tampa
Fla
Jack Moran
Ray Tramblie
Davenport
Lutherans Defeat Gary Cagers 41 33 in Gym Battle
St Paul Lutherans of Lukes Gary defeated the Gary Cagers 41 to 33 at their gym. Notable scorers included Kritsch and Ebert with multiple baskets as Lukes builds season wins.
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Gary Cagers
St. Paul Lutherans of Lukes
Gary
Ners
St. Pat
St. Pauis
St. Lukes
J. Kritsch
Taus
Cc. Kritsch
Stungs
Karr
Keserich
J Ebert
Barrett
DeMik
Mulloy
Hestman
Osteehy
A. Ebert
Kuert
Retzloff
E. Kritsch
Notre Dame Director Jess Harper Turns 49 During USC Showdown
Notre Dame athletic director Jess Harper, aged 49, celebrated his birthday by watching the Fighting Irish play Southern California. Harper said he places little value on birthdays and hopes for a victory for his team today.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Jess Harper
Notre Dame
Southern California
Harper
Metcalfe To Doctor Team Metcalfe To Doctor Team
Marquette University travels to Evanston to meet Northwestern at Patten gym in the second game of the Wildcats season. Northwestern opened with a 44 to 19 win over Bradley while Marquette lists captains Zummach and Ronzani and features guard Zummach and forward Morstadt among its lineup. Ralph Metcalf, Olympic sprint star, will coach during timeouts for Marquette.
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Evanston
Marquette University
Big Ten
Northwestern
Patten Gymnasium
Wildcats
Bradley
Hilltoppers
Ralph Metcalf
Marquette
Eugene Ronzani
Iron Mountain
Mich
Ronzani
Francis Zummach
Zummach
Ray Morstadt
Waukegan
Ed Mul
Poor Deliveries Bother Coalman
Detroit welfare relief records show truck drivers failed to deliver nearly 1 000 tons of 15 000 requested. Notes cite misaddressed stations and refusals for shoes or coke, and families moved or already supplied, with one driver labeling reports Bum steers.
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Detroit
U.P
Height checks for players in Bradley game notes
The report lists player heights: Len at 6 feet 2 inches, center Ernest Kukla at 6 feet 3 inches, and William Mangan a Lane Tech sophomore center candidate at 6 feet 6 inches. It notes the Bradley game as the context for these measurements.
Northwestern to Pick First String After Several More Games
Northwestern will require more games to decide the first string quintet as guard hopefuls show parity. Culver Moon shower and Perry Kawal Kunkel Moeller among those considered, with Culver Moon shower and others starting against Bradley serving as judges.
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Northwestern
Culver
Moonshower
Bradley
Perry
Kawal
Kunkel
Moeller
Slovak Cagers Battle Sunday Schedule at Washington High
Slovak Sokol league teams gather at Washington High School gym in East Chicago for Sunday games. The 2:00 p.m. girls’ Joliet vs Chicago opener is followed by three boys’ contests with Branch and Wreath divisions and Branch series matchups.
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Washington High School Gymnasium
East Chicago
Joliet
Chicago
Romance in a Paris Night Club and War Time Love
In a New York nightclub a trio of officers recall 1917 as Roger Scarlett and Dick Stoddard pursue Emilia Valaty. Emilia, torn between Roger and Dick, finds new purpose in war work with Abby Gray aboard ships to France, while Robin Valaty guides their tangled courtship and duties.
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Roger Scarlett
Dick Stoddard
Roger
Emilia Valaty
Robin Valaty
France
Emilia
Paris
Abby
Robin
Robin Darling
Robin Valary
Seine
Milly
Colonel Carson
Nancy
St. Pol
Versailles
Mademoiselle Gray
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Whiting Bowling Leagues
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DeShencoe
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Nappanee
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