Michigan staff is pride of director Yost expects Cosack Blott stay
Ann Arbor Jan 30 The Michigan athletic director Field H Yost insists Bennie Oosterbaan and Blott will remain with Michigan after speculation they might leave Kipke remains head coach and Yost forecasts a strong future at home He notes most varsity men are homegrown and see limits only in athletics shaped by Michigan’s program
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H. Yost
University of Michigan
Bennie Cosack Blott
Stern
Yalethornties
Harry Kipke
Michixen
Yost
Kirke
Michigan
Ecoachine
Oosterbaan and
Blott
Pitt Cage Trio Earns Fame While Studying At Pitt
Pitt basketball stars Charley Hughes Skippy Hughes and Clair Cribbs live in a drafty three room apartment near the university while balancing mid year exams. They lead Pitt to the Eastern Intercollegiate Conference with four wins and one loss and pace the scoring with Skippy and Charley among the league leaders. The trio travels by thumb tour and keeps a steady stream of visitors as they persevere through hardship.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Charley
Hughes
Suard
Skippy Hughes
Clair Cribbs
University
Cribbs
Charley Hughes
Holli‘daysburg
Pennsylvania
Jeannette
Mebringer
KE UL Wrestler and Fred Peterson Draw at Kansas City
KE UL Wrestler and Fred Peterson tied in a 20 minute draw at Convention Hall Kansas City Mo last night sparring mostly in grappling. The program carried rough stuff and left fans bored while alumni in Hammond Indiana demanded shakeup at Indiana University including athletics and the entire football coaching staff under Judge Ora Wildermuth leading the Lake County alumni.
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Fred Peterson
Pete. Mehringer
Holt
Kansas
City
Shakeup
Hammond
Ind
Strange It Seems By John Hix A Historic Outline
An excerpted, spell corrupted piece recounts Rome’s 494 B C plebeian secession and the creation of tribunes and reforms. It references the senate and patricians, explains the plebeians gained political rights, and mentions a strange current pattern of the Sea of Mamora and the Black Sea with reverse flows.
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Rome
Senate
Mamnora I
Black Sea
Ft Areins
Klack Sea
Big Six Quintets Schedule Feature Full Week of Games
A dense lineup lists games for Monday through Saturday across the Big Six. Schools include Pittsburg Teachers, Emporia, Ottawa, Rockhurst, St Benedicts, Friends, Baker, Bethany, Weslyan, Bethel, Haskell, Sterling, Fort Hays States, and Kansas University. Matchups span Topeka, Wichita, Newton, Baldwin, Emporia, and Kansas City with venues varied.
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Pittsburoh
Emporia
Conception
St. Benedict's
Atchison
Ottawa
Rockhurst
Kansas City
St. John’s
Friends
Wichita
McPherson
Bethel
Newton
C. of E
Baker
Beldwin
Wesleyan
Bethany
Lindsborg
Washburn
Topeka
Sterling
University of Kansas
Haskell
Baldwin
Canzoneri Threatens Quit If Defeated by Locatelli
New York January 30 AP reports Tony Canzoneri vows to quit boxing if he loses to Italian lightweight Clara Locatelli in their 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. He says a loss would force him to hang up his gloves though a win could push him to chase Barney Ross for another light weight title shot. Canzoneri has earned at least a quarter million in a career begun in 1925.
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New York
Canzoneri
Clara Locatelli
Madison Square
Garden
Ags Tony
Barney Ross
There Will Be A Winner In Londos Savoldi Grudge Match
Chicago January 30 AP report states Lanza and Savoldi will wrestle for a world heavyweight title at Chicago Stadium with a referee decision if no fall occurs. The Illinois commission may appoint judges, and Savoldi must refrain from certain kicks. Savoldi previously won a disputed match with Londos at the stadium last year.
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Chicago
Jim Landez
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Thellinois
State Athletic Commission
Savoldi
Londos
Dast Veur
Rival for jumper pits Spitz against Marty at Millrose
Walter Marty, 23, Fresno State senior and outdoor high jump record holder, arrives to challenge indoor king George Spitz of NYU at the Millrose A A meet. Marty aims to translate his six foot 85 8 inch outdoor mark to indoor success while also pursuing sprint and relay duties.
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New York
George Spitz
Walter Marty
Fresno State Teachers College
California
Spitz
New York University
Mill- Tose
A. A
Marty
Harold. Osborn
Haskell Boxers to Meet Nebraska Team Friday
Haskell Indians boxers host Lincoln YMCA fighters Friday night at 8 in the Indian gym. Nine bouts span 112 pounds to heavyweight with three rounds of two minutes each. Roy Lawrence referees, Bill Ramey of Kansas and Clarence Wilson judge, C. C. Carls timekeeper. Admission 45 cents.
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Haskell
Marathon tennis epic as Vines beats Tilden in long set
In Los Angeles on January 30 AP reports Ellsworth Vines defeated Bill Tilden after a four hour marathon match concluding at midnight. Vines won 6-0 21-23 17-5 9-6 in a record length set, with fans noting the 44 game second set as a new marathon benchmark.
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Los Angeles
Ellsworth
Vines
Bill Tilden
Kansas Jayhawkers Face Sooners In Dig Six Clash Exhbition
Friday night action features Kansas hosting undefeated Oklahoma in a Dig Six conference exhibition first game of a two game series with the second game counting in standings. Also notes players switching schools, coach comments, and local scouting reports from Hutchinson to Topeka.
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Kansas Cagers
Kk. U
Norman
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Topeka
Washburo College
Liberty All American picks shape 1933 gridiron lineup
The Liberty Magazine 1933 All American selections, chosen by 1508 players from 91 schools, feature Bucknell’s J D Dempsey at tackle on the first team. Other picks include Skladany and Geisler ends, Schammel and Rovenders from Oklahoma and USC guards, Warburton at quarterback, Lund and Feathers among the backs, and Sauer at fullback.
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Coun
J. D. Dempsey
Bucknell College
Norman L. Sper
Washington and Jeffersons
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Dempsey
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Columbia
Zarembra
Putt
Geisler
Centenary
Schammel
Iowa
Rosvendere
California
Jack‘Tes
Wister
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Dempn Bucknell
Bernard Michigan
Warburton
Southern Cal
Lund
Minnesota
Feathers
Tannesgeen
Sauer
Nebras
Bashar
Oklahoma
DeBus
Nebrack
Mehringer
Kansas
O'Brien
Nebraska
Gentry
Tap
Masterson
All Missouri
Harris
Athletic Interviews to Be Presented Over KFRU
A series of athletic interviews will be aired on KFRU the University of Kansas radio station during February. Evening slots run Thursdays for the first four programs and a Tuesday for the final. Speakers include Prof. E R Elbely Ottawa University director of athletics Hugh McDermott and Dr F C Allen Kansas University Arthur Voss. One Great Gain is listed as a dramatic sports sketch.
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KFRU
University of Kansas
al & Gelock
E. R. Elbely
Jickson
Ottawa University
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma University
F. C Allen
Kansas University
Arthur Voss
State Ten
College basketball scores from a noisy clipping
Scores across multiple games are listed with several OCR errors. Notable results include North Carolina 74 over Virginia 3, Washington and Lee 17 over North Carolina State 30, Minnesota 36 over North Dakota State 23, and Oklahoma Oklahoma City 37 over unknown opponents. Also present are entries for Temple, Scranton, and various teachers colleges with unclear team names and inconsistent numbers.
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McPherson
Bethe Grinnell
D&iahoma Oklahoma Clee Jt
Lahoma
Big Six adds half mile relay to outdoor track meet
Big Six track coaches vote to add a half mile relay to the conference outdoor meet at Lincoln Nebraska May 18-19. Missouri athletics director C L Brewer confirms the proposal while an indoor two mile relay proposal was rejected.
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Columbia
Dan
Big Six
Lincoln
Neb
C. L. Brewer
Athinvic
University of Missouri
Mirceau
Emporia Crubs Gorillas in Conference Battle
Emporia Hornets rout the Tiutshure Gorillas 34 to 17 at Emporia to seize sole early lead in the Central conference. Jerome Carrall scored seven field goals as the Hornets extended their conference win streak to three and overall to 10. McPherson defeated Bethel 30 to 25 at Newton while Ottawa lost to Rockhurst 21 at Kansas City. St Benedicts beat Conception 27 to 13. wrestling notes follow with several bouts listed and results.
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Toneka
Tiutshure
Central Conferene
Emporia
Hornets
Winnius
Gorillas
Jerome Carrall
Hornet
Hares
McPherson Bulldogs
Bethel
Newton
Ottawa
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
St. Benedict's College
Conception College
Conception
LeCrone joins Oklahoma five brothers in basketball line
Wayne LeCrone becomes the fifth brother in the LeCrone family to play basketball for the University of Oklahoma, continuing a notable sibling legacy in college hoops. The article notes the family ties and marks LeCrone as the latest in the line of Oklahoma players.
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Wayne LeCrone
University of Oklahoma
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