Fairfield Trojans Clash With Muscatine Muskies In Little Six Opener
Fairfield high school travels to Muscatine for the first Little Six conference game of the year against the Little Muskies. The Trojans, stunned by a 36 to 18 defeat at Burlington, seek redemption as Johnnie Brockway Bum mer Ahif and captain Bob Weber lead a motivated lineup.
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College basketball scores roundup from AP wires
A compilation of college and high school basketball results shows varied scores across teams such as Gettysburg 19 Princeton 43 and Alabama 40 LSU 36. Other notable results include Guilford 9 North Carolina 66 and Oklahoma City 39 over Tulsa 28.
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Guilford
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Alabama
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Oklahoma City
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Grafil Club Five Dominate Illinois City 51-15 on YMCA Court
Grafit Clab five routed Illinois City 51 to 15 on the YMCA court. Huber led Grafit with 17 points while Duffield scored 10 for Illinois City. Box score lists Grafit players with multiple baskets and free throws, and Illinois City contributors across positions.
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Schaaf Poreda Card Sparks Possible Sharkey Contender
Ernie Schaaf and Stanley Poreda clash at Madison Square Garden with a potential track toward a future title shot against Jack Sharkey. Poreda holds 6 to 5 odds over Schaaf, while Schaaf seeks momentum after a six round knockout earlier this year. Heavyweights headline five five round prelims and eight undercard bouts.
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Abe Feldman
Mike Balabon
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Joe Barlow
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Charlie Massera
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Phil Johnson
Jersey City
Ray Lazer
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Tony Polissio
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Thornhill Favored as Stanford Head Coach Choice
Stanford University awaits official approval of Claude Earl Tiny Thornhill as head coach to succeed Warner, with Ernie Nevers named chief assistant. Warner resigned to take Temple post. board notes Thornhill’s appointment as a formality.
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Tiny” Thornhill
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Manchester College Freshman Dies After Basketball Injury
Sheldon Grimes of Angola, a Manchester college freshman, died from cerebral injuries after hitting a brick wall during basketball practice in the school gym. He died without regaining consciousness in North Manchester, Ind.
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Indians Meet Tipton Cagers There Tonight
Muscatine junior college cage team invades Tipton for a non conference clash. Coach Leonard Hunn plans to use two full teams as Ermald Weir shifts out and Tuffy Linsley aims to start at forward. Starting guards include George Thayer and De Wayne Roby with Scotty Griffin at forward and Hubert Tipton at center.
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Schmeling Baer Bout Hinges on Law Change in Chicago
Promoter Jack Dempsey says Chicago must amend 10 round limit to allow 15 round title bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer. Dempsey met with George F. Getz, head of the World's Fair athletic committee, who favors staging the fight in Chicago. Dempsey plans to visit Chicago later this month and then Cleveland on the way back to New York to assess conditions.
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Tris Speaker May Get Back Into Baseball in Kansas City
Tris Speaker, former major league outfielder, was in Kansas City for talks that could lead to his part owner manager role with the Blues of the American Association. He and Lee Keyser of Des Moines planned to resume negotiations to buy the Kansas City franchise from George Muehlbach. Keyser said a deal would likely be followed by Speaker as manager, while considering a Western league club in Kansas City, facing opposition from Muehlebach.
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Prima Special Leads Rifle Shoot With 389-Point Team Total
Prima Special of Muscatine Rifle club tops indoor range competition with a 389 team score. Members Mittman 98 Othmer 98 Beadle 97 Christopherson 96 tallying the best, while Tripmaker of Kautz Doughboys and Dr J G Johnston of the Vigilantes fired 99 targets.
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Dr. Logan Reappointed as Mississippi Valley League President
Dr. C. R. Logan was re elected president of the Mississippi Valley Baseball league at the conclude sessions in Rock Island. William Broderick of Moline was elected vice president to succeed Paul Lagomarcione. The Mississippi Valley sports Writers association named W. D. Packy Phelan Davenport as president Louis Kolls Rock Island as vice president Fred Leiser Dubuque as treasurer and Harry J. McFarland Davenport as secretary Leo Kautz Davenport Times sports editor was again chosen statistician.
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Moline
Paul Lagomarcion
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Davenport
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Fred Leiser
Dubuque
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Leo Kautz
Davenport Times
Stagg May Leave Hospital Next Week
Amos Alonzo Stagg the 71 year old football coach suffering from bronchial pneumonia shows rapid improvement and may leave Medical Arts sanitarium in New York next week if this pace continues.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
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Michigan Foe of Iowa Team in Loop Tilt
Iowa opens its twenty-ninth Western Conference season at home against Michigan with a revised lineup. Break replaces Moffitt at left forward as Selzer and Grim move into guards. Michigan veterans Eveland Garner Altenhof pace the Wolverines who seek a strong start after recent shooting woes. The all-time series favors Iowa 13 games to 3, with Michigan winning both meetings last year. Saturday's 7:35 p.m. matchup at Iowa Field House airs on WSUI.
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Hoskinson Named Hawkeye Captain for 1933 Track
Calvin Hoskinson of Riverside Illinois will captain the University of Iowa track and field team in 1933 after a mail ballot. He succeeds Olympic champion hurdler George Saling as team leader.
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Annual Mercer county High School Tourney Plans Outlined
Mercer county School Masters club to set the annual basketball tournament schedule at the January meeting on Wednesday January 11. Event runs in four sessions the last weekend of February with Aledo the defending champion after last year’s final win over Sherrard and a field including Keithsburg New Boston Joy New Windsor Viola Seaton.
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College Loop Evolves Plan to Cut Costs
The Big Six conference will test a home and home arrangement to reduce athletic costs. Visiting teams would stay with hosting athletes in fraternity houses, with meals and transport as the main expenses. Missouri official C L Brewer says the plan aims to foster friendships and may expand to all sports.
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Michigan Eleven to Receive Trophy
The Knute K. Rockne memorial trophy symbolizing national football supremacy under the Dickinson rating system will be presented to the University of Michigan on January 14. Dr. Frank G. Dickinson of Illinois, originator of the system, announced the award. The trophy is sponsored by Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen Harry Stuhldreher James Crowley Don Miller and Elmer Layden.
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Boosters Win Another Tilt in Cage League
St. Marys Alumni fell to the Booster Cubs 32 to 20 at St. Marys Court on Thursday night. Jim Figg and Buck McIntyre led the winners with 18 points combined. Atlas Special edged Swift's 15 to 12 for second place, while Broad's beat Freese Inn 22 to 21 in a close game.
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Letts and Nichols to Battle Tonight
Letts and Nichols will meet the regulars and reserves here tonight in a high school basketball clash. Admission prices have been reduced for the program by Dr. Dickinson during the Illinois Michigan game intermission in Ann Arbor.
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