Nodaks Edge Hawkeyes 21 17 In Late Eligible Return
Iowa City AP reports North Dakota State defeated Iowa 21 to 17 after Ivan Blackmer and Edward Break were reinstated by the Iowa athletic board just before tip off. The board ruled eligibility pending Western Conference review amid prior ineligibility for playing with a Cedar Rapids club. Crowd outside Old Capitol protested the decision as the game opened with Blackmer and Break in the Hawkeye lineup and an 8-4 halftime lead for Iowa.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Athletic Board
Ivan Blackmer
Edward Break
Hawkeye
Iowa
North Dakota State
Athletic Board
Board of Athletics
Blackmer
Break
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes
Nodaks
North Dakotans
Old Capitol
Moffitt
Reigert
North Dakota
Arthur
Meereeres
Illinois
Hawks
Minnesota
University of Iowa Board of Athletics
Big Ten
Scoring Log From Early College Basketball Games
The Associated Press notes scores from multiple games including Indiana 29 Miami 33 and Wisconsin 16, Syracuse 16, Michigan State 23, Iowa 17, Stanford 21, Washington 68, Arizona 37, California 26, Lincoln among others with various small margin wins and losses. Several matchups feature teams such as Dequesne, Detroit City College, Ball State Teachers, Gustavus Adolphus, Carthage, Vanderbilt, Clemson, North Dakota, Grinnell, and Oklahoma Aggies, reflecting a broad weekend slate across leagues. The list shows lopsided and close results across conferences, with a mix of schools from regional to national associations.
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Westminster
Dequesne
Indiana
Miami
Syracuse
Michigan State
Detroit
Illinois
Oberlin
Detroit City College
Dayton
John Carroll
Centenary
Ball State
Wattenburg
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Mankato
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Wisconsin
Marquette
Iowa Wesleyan
Carthage
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Colo
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Idaho
College of Puget Sound
Washington
Arizona
Whittier College
Utah Aggies
Hancock Oilers
Stagg Condition Reported Satisfactory By Doctor
Amos Alonzo Stagg remains in the medical arts sanitorium with bronchial pneumonia. Doctors say his condition is unchanged and satisfactory with some clearing of chest congestion observed by Dr. Max Rokde on Tuesday night.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Medical Arts Sanitarium
Stagg
Max Rokde
Tipton High Beats Mt. Vernon in Close Contest
Tipton High School tops Mt. Vernon 21 to 20 as forward Hamilton leads with 13 points. Mt. Vernon’s current tallied eight for his team while Tipton junior high defeated Mechanicsville juniors 22 to 14 in the curtain-raiser.
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Tipton High
Mt. Vernon High
Hamilton
Mi Vernon
Tipton Junior High
Mechanicsville
Wingert
Hoffman
Soo
Simpson
Serene
Mt. Vernon
Hull
Epswe
Fordham Names Crowley as New Football Coach
James H Crowley known as Sleepy Jim from Notre Dame fame is chosen as Fordham head football coach. He leaves Michigan State after four seasons to sign a three year deal and will select assistants including Glen Carberry with the rest to be named later.
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New York
James H. Crowley
Jim
Notre Dame
Fordham University
Crowley
Michigan State
Jack Coffey
Fordham
Frank Cavanaugh
Coffey
Spartans
Bell Telephone Girls Top Automatic Rifle Team In Indoor Meet
In Muscatine the Bell Telephone girls auxiliary rifle team defeated Automatic 492 to 475. Velma Umlandt shot a perfect 100 for Automatic, while Bell players Gertrude Weimann, Myrtle Othmer, Lillian Schoenig and Edna Maxson posted high scores. The report also notes other race results and a coach Rohde comment about improvement and danger timeline.
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Bell Telephone
Muscatine
Velma Umlandt
Myrtle Othmer
Edna Maxson
Lillian Schoenig
Martha Synessink
Ann
Big Ten Cage Teams All in Beaten Class
The Big Ten opened its pre conference schedule with heavy losses, posting 19 defeats to 31 wins. Ohio State Northwestern Purdue emerge as contenders while Iowa fell to North Dakota State 21-17. Illinois beat Detroit 39-28 and Marquette edged Wisconsin 22-16 as Indiana dropped to Miami University 33-29.
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Associated Press
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Big Ten
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Ivan Blackmer
Edward Break
Hawkeyes
North Dakota State
Nodaks
Hawks
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
University of Detroit
Marquette
Miami University
Central West Athletic association formed in Omaha area
Omaha reports the formation of the Central West Athletic association with J. J. Isaacson as president and Mickey Kane as secretary treasurer. Tony Streher is vice president, while directors include George Hamilton and Bob Wagner among others. The group will focus on promoting boxing and wrestling events.
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Central West Athletic Association
J. J. Isaacson
Tony Streher
Dodge
Neb
Mickey Kane
George Hamilton
Council Bluffs
Bob Wagner
Des Moines
Joe McDonnell
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ed Wirth
Kansas City
Pinky George
Waterloo
Johnny Fryers
Cedar Rapids
Annual Question of Ruths Wages Again Comes Up
The New York Yankees may shave nickels from Babe Ruths 75000 salary for 1933. Ruth laughed at a reported 50000 offer and said he has had no talks with Col Ruppert but expects to reach terms. Ruppert has not considered the salary issue since the World Series.
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Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ruppert
Ruth
Commercial League Games Are Tonight at the YMCA
The Grafil club meets Batter son s, the Boys band clashes with the Lincoln Cubs, Buzz s Fair paired against the Post Office, and Orange Squeeze and the DeMolays clash in Commercial league basketball at the YMCA tonight. Baltimore Earl Sarpolis 212 Cleveland threw Rudy Dusek 215 Omaha 33 35.
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Earl Sarpolis
Cleveland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Giant Quintet to Play Here Monday January 16
World Famous Giants bring a 6 6 roster to Jefferson gym to face the Muscatine Mohawks on Monday night January 16. Art Stoelting at 6 10 leads the club which has won 31 of 33 games this season and features Anthony Wapp at 6 5 and 215 pounds. Booking manager C. M. Olson promotes the event amid strong regional opponents and a packed home crowd outlook.
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Jefferson Gym
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Muscatine Mohawks
Art Stoelting
Central College At
Pella
Doyle Hutton
Memphis
Tenn
Chattanooga
Ava
Herman
Lamar
Wayneaville
Camargo
III
Stonington
Ill
Decatur
Baldwin
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Smith
Blytheville
Jackson
Wapp
Emory Johnson
Southern California
Olson
Alois Hanisko
Witt
Speed Boys
Central College
Iowa
Ilinoig
Wisconsin
Montgomery Ward Takes Pin Match in Local Bowling Win
Montgomery Ward topped Klaffenbach Printers two games to one in Commercial league play at Ace Alleys. Phil Roth led with a 494 series as fans were urged to shout Wind er Up Wapp for Tony during the crowd-pleasing display. Tickets went on sale for a Giants appearance featuring Wapp and Emory Johnson, with Muscatine hosting the event amid high travel costs.
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Montgomery Ward
Phil Roth
Kranz Florists
Ayer
Muscatine
Wapp
Tony
Olson
Campbell To Chase Speed Records In Daytona Return
Sir Malcolm Campbell, 48, international speed champion, plans new attempts on his five world records. He arrives in New York Jan 31 from England and sails to Daytona Beach the same day. His car, rebuilt with a 2,500 horsepower 12 cylinder engine, will race the mile course for possibly faster marks after delays in England.
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Malcolm Campbell
New York
England
William F. Sturm
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sturm
Campbell
Sir Campbell
Wrestling links: Grubmeier defeats Vargas in desert match
In Des Moines Iowa Grubmeier defeated Vargas in two of three falls. Steinke tossed Velcoff in 30 minutes. Strelich defeated Nevis in 13 minutes in New York.
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San Francisco
Fred Grubmeier
Des Moines
Joe Vargas
Hungary
Hans Steinke
Germany
Nick Velcoff
Bulgaria
Steve Strelich
Los Angeles
Jack Nevis
New York
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