World Famous Giants Meet Mohawks at Jefferson Gym
The World Famous Giants clash with the Muscatine Mohawks at Jefferson gym tonight in a two game program. The Giants boast a 33 win season pace and feature Wapp the big Indian and six foot ten inch Art Stoelting. Also on the roster are Johnson Hutton and Hanisko as a dominant front line. Opening the program is Muscatine Texaco versus Earl's Grocers of Wilton with Woolsey Manley Hanson at forwards Schwertfeger center and Swisher Blaesing or Finnegan at guards.
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Jefferson Gym
Giants
Muscatine Mohawks
Invaders
Wapp
Art Stoelting
Len Winter
Central College
Stoclting
Johnson
Hutton
Hanisko
Muscatine Texaco
Earl’s Grocers
Wilton
Texaco
Woolsey
Manley
Hanson
Schwertfeger
Swisher
Blaesing
Finnegan
Bannick
Winters
Lauser
Dwyer
Schiele
Miller
Darting
Barko Eligible Soon for Hawkeye Camp
Iowa City report says six foot two inch Johnny Barko will become eligible at the start of the second semester boosting coach Rollie Williams front line. Barko expected to join Moffit at forwards as Iowa eyes Chicago Creighton and seven straight Big Ten games. Skillman wins squash title. Richmond Southern Conference probes athletic recruiting subsidies.
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Iowa City
Chicago
University of Iowa
Ed Break
Ivan Blackmer
Iowa
Hawkeye Larks
Hawkeye
Johnny Barko
Muscatine
Barko
Rolie Williams
Moffit
Rollie
Blackmer
Hawkeyes Coul
Hawkeyes
Creighton
Rollie Williams
Flying blocks, tackles under new rules go unpenalized say referees
Herb Dana and Horace Gillette state they cannot recall penalties for flying blocks or tackles under the 1932 rules. Similar reports come from the East, South and Big Ten where such plays occurred without penalties. The piece also covers New Orleans horse racing mutuel handle growth and veteran baseball figures and happenings.
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Bill Brucher
Herb Dana
Horace Gillette
Gillette
New Rule Test in Lawrence Kansas Missouri Game
Kansas City AP reports a major test of the new stall avoidance rules to occur in Lawrence as Kansas and Missouri meet in a Big Six clash. The article notes coach stances and prior incidents, including a nine minute standoff under the basket and a gentlemens agreement to avoid stalling.
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Charles A. Grumich
Kansas City
Lawrence
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawkers
F.C
Phog) Allen
Kansas
National Collegiate Rules Committee
Tigers
George R. Edwards
Missouri
Columbia
Central College of Fayette
Edwards
Allen
Charles Corsaut
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Norman
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Craig Wood Tops Money Winners After Agua Caliente Stop
Craig Wood leads the money list with three victories and a tie for third after returning from Agua Caliente, Mexico. Paul Runyan follows as Agua Caliente Open champion while Wood has earned 3791.89 dollars in under two months on the Pacific coast.
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Los Angeles
United States
Agua Caliente
Mex
Craig Wood
Paul Runyan
Wood
Pacific Coast
Californias
George von Elm
Long Beach
Far West
Phoenix
Ariz
Two Quintets Remain Unbeaten In Missouri Valley League
Wichita Henrys and Tulsa Oilers stayed undefeated in the Missouri Valley AAU basketball league. Tulsa beat St Louis Sugar Creeks 27 to 11, led by Carl Larson as Oklahoma controlled the ball two thirds of the time for their third win. Wichita Henrys, on a California barnstorming tour, beat United Athletic Club 38 to 27 with Lohr 13 and Pickell 11.
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Kansas City
Wichita Henrys
Tulsa Oilers
Oilers
St. Louis
Sugar Creeks
Missouri Quintet
Carl Larson
Bethany College Court
Oklahomans
California
Henry
United Athletic Club of
San Francisco
Pickell
Lohr
Unbeaten Big Ten Teams Clash in Tonight’s Schedule
Ohio State and Wisconsin, the last untouched Western conference leaders, meet as Wisconsin’s sophomores chase a third straight win over Indiana in overtime. Northwestern trounces Chicago and Joe Reiff sets a new single game scoring mark. Michigan and Illinois also win to close the week.
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William Weexes
Associated Press
Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwesten
Evanston
Ohio
Minnesota
Illinois
Columbus
Iowa
Purdue
Lafayette
Boilermakers
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Maroons
Joe Reiff
Wildcats
Reiff
Stretch Murphy
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Petrolle Set for Welterweight Title Clash in New York
Billy Petrolle returns to Madison Square Garden to meet Bep Van Klaveren in a ten round welterweight bout Friday with Petrolle the favorite. The Duluth veteran seeks the welter crown held by Jackie Fields after stepping away following a loss to Tony Canzoneri. Van Klaveren, a fast Dutch 147 pounder, offers a windmill attack as Ramage battles Griffin and Maloney faces Santa in separate Friday matchups.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
Madison Square Garden
Petrolle
Duluth
Tony Canzoneri
Jackie Fields
van Klaverena
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Jos Santa
Portugal
Reiff Tops Big Ten Scoring With 29 Versus Chicago
Northwestern star Joe Reiff scored 29 against Chicago to break his season scoring record, reaching 46 points for the season and widening his lead over Indiana’s Red Heavenridge who is second. The report also notes Dropsie College as a tiny institution in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Joe Reiff
Northwestern
Reiff
Red Heavenridge
Indiana
Valley Teams Change Gear In Non Conference Cage Week
In the Missouri Valley schedule week six teams shift to non conference play. Oklahoma A&M faces Butler in Indianapolis and Drake at Stillwater as Creighton meets Marquette. Cy Proffitt leads scoring with 32 for Butler, followed by Frank Duncan and Buddy Wade.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Butler
Drake
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Stillwater
Aggies
Washington
Creighton Bluejays
Creighton
Marquette
Milwaukee
Bears
St. Louis University
St. Lows
Mexico
St. Louis
Oklahoma Aggie-Drake
Franklin
Grinnell
Cee
Indiana
Wabash
Notre Dame
Little Muskies Meet Bulldogs Here This Week
Muscatine high school and junior college basketball teams restart Little Six play with Ottumwa and Burlington junior college. The Muskies seek first league win after losses to Washington Fairfield and Burlington while Ottumwa, and Burlington hope to close the gap with Washington, Albia and Mt. Pleasant in the conference race.
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Muscatine High School
Ottumwa
Burlington Junior College
Little Muskies
Bulldogs
Jefferson School
Indians
Blackhawks
Burlington
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Muskies
Jimmy van Antwerp
Leonard Hunn
Retmen
Collegians
Albia
Blackhawk
Hunnmen
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Hawk Camp
Punch
Philadelphia
N. J
Jack Skillman
George Cummings
Richmond
Southern
Joe Vosmik
Joe
Earl Averill
Averill
Cleveland
William Braucher
Harry Martinez
New Orleans
Jefferson Park
Crescent City Jockey Club
Kunnel Bradley
Fair Grounds
Georgia
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Balminess Boys
McCarthy
Brooklyn
Robbie
del Bissonette
Phils
Clarence Pickerel
Sou
Hallahan
Walker Mooney
Carroll
Burleigh Grimes
Pitt
Trojans
Ernie Smith
McGraw
Judge Landis
Travis Jackson
A’s
Yankees
Whitehill
Stewart
Senators
Jon
Tommy McGinty
Mister McGinty
The
American Legion
Reggie McNamara
Vancouver
Montreal
Toronto
Minneapolis
McNamara
Reggie
Torchy Peden
Peden
Kansas Payhawkers
Australia
Germany
Bree Men
Port
Y. M
Future Farmers
Y Juniors
Mulford
Y. M. CA
Presbyterians
Grace Lutheran
Naver
Hitchcock
Sieness Boek
Taylor
Marrow
Mills
Kautz
Hartman
F Grey
Horst
McGill
Buetler
Wintermute
Philpot
Buckles
Dillman
Bartelt
Boy
Eversmeyer
Carter
Brown
Hill
Merri Reteas
America
Dropsie College
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
King
Ya AY
Aypocrick
E. C. Segar
Happy
Ted Dailey
Panther
Hollywood
Lena Andre
Panthers
Hahn Paint & Varnish Co
Laufer
Wanner J. “Travis
Tae
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