Michigan coach cites oxygen doping by Japanese in 1932 games
Matt Mann of the University of Michigan alleged that oxygen or stimulants were given to Japanese swimmers within ten minutes of their finals at Los Angeles. He cited that Japan won five of six races and urged NAC to review doping at its March meeting. Other coaches supported pre-race oxygen bans to prevent harm and mind effects.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Matt Mann
University of’ Michigan
Mew Haven
Conn
Mann
N.C. Ala
University of Michigan
Frank Lycam
Louis H. Newburgh
Savoldi plans Italy trip for two football teams
Harrisburg dispatch says Notre Dame star Savoldi who became a pro wrestler invited by Premier Molin to take two football teams to Italy in May to introduce the sport. One team will be composed of Irish players and the other of Italian players who studied in American schools.
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Harrisburg
PyHoe Bavoldi
Notre Dame
Manolin
Italy
Savaldi
Brackenridge Eagles Face Temple Wildcats In Series
Brackenridge hosts Temple Wildcats in a two game series opening Friday at 8 p.m. Brackenridge, rated evenly with rural rivals, aims to prove itself against Temple as state championship hopes ride on the results.
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Antonio Schonl
Brackenridge Eagles
Temple Wildcate
Brackenridge Gym
Rhould Brackenridge
Poughkeepsie Regatta Likely Abandoned For 1933 Season
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association stewards plan to cancel the Poughkeepsie regatta due to dwindling receipts and unbalanced budgets. Columbia, Navy, and Penn may scale back rather than drop crew, while Cornell and Syracuse join in suspending winter and spring sports. outside fundraising is deemed unsafe amid widespread distress.
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New York
Intercollegiate Rowings Association
Maxwell Stevenson
Columbia
Stewards
Wavy
Cornell
Syracuse
Penn
Navy
Penn al
Association
Poughkeepsie
Aad
California
Golden Bears
Fin
Tilden Tops Plan in Pro Tennis Rankings
New York January 13. Tilden ranks Martin Plan of Pravce as the world’s No 1 professional tennis player. Big BU places himself at No 2 with Nusselin of Germany at No 3 and Bazeluh of Czechoslovakia at No 4. Albert Burke of France, Brice Barnes of Austin Teres sod Roman Najuch and Robert Ramillion of France fill the next spots. Vincent Richards is No 9 and Emmet Pare Chirag No 16.
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Emmet Pare
Chirag
Reds Ship Harvey Hendrick to Columbus Club
Cincinnati Reds announce the transfer of Harvey Hendrick a first baseman to the Columbus club of the American Association. Bidney Weil vice president said the move aims to test the player's season with the new club.
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Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Wrensfer
Harvey Kendrick
Cincinnati Reds
Columbus Club
American Association
Bidney Weil
Reds
Atlanta Crackers Purchase Rebuilds Infield Players
The Atlanta Crackers completed a major infield rebuild with new signings and retained Buster Chatham at shortstop. Key acquisitions include Wally Dashiell at second base and Eddie Phillips as catcher, reshaping the roster under new regulations.
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Atlanta
Era
Atlanta Crackers
Russell
Catholic U. Drops Intercollegiate Sports Program
Catholic University cancels its entire intercollegiate athletic program except for the current basketball schedule, citing poor economic conditions. Intramural sports including basketball boxing golf and tennis will continue, while plans for baseball developed three years ago are not mentioned.
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Catholic U
Washington, D. OC
McFarland Named on Illinois Boxing Board in Joliet
Chicago January 13 The state athletic commission will be composed of Joseph A Trinet Packey McFarland and George Getz with Turiner replacing Gen John V Clingin as chairman for a year McFarland to succeed as chairman later and bring boxing influence to Joliet Mel Farland praised as one of the greatest lightweights and noted for business and youth organization work
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Chicago
Cw Timdla Athletic Commission
Deny Horner
Joseph A. Trinet
Packey” McFarland
Joliet
George Getz
Gett
Tuiner
John V. Clingin
McFarland
Fred Gardner
Mel Farland
Catholic Youth Organization
Frogs Edge Denton Cagers In Narrow Tilt
North Texas Teachers College faced Texas Christian University in Denton, losing 24 to 20 as the Frogs clung to a late lead after a tight first half. Borchardt Dobbins and Smyers sparked the Eagle attack early, while Smyers led scoring with a high total in a defensive, low-scoring battle.
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Denton Cagers
Denton
Texas
Southern Methodist Joopers
North Texas Teachers College
Fagies
Borchardt
Dobbins
Smyers
Summer
Vount Lever
Iren
Oun
Frogs
Aggies Face Mustangs and Horned Frogs This Weekend
College Station Jan 13 Coach John Held's Texas Aggies basketball team heads to Dallas Saturday to meet the Mustangs and then to Fort Worth Monday to face the Horned Frogs in a Southwest Conference weekend road swing.
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Ags
North Texans College Station
John Held
Texas
Angie Cagers
Southwest Reference
Victoria Juniors Play Schreiner In Two Game Series
Victoria Junior College and Schreiner open a two game basketball series here Friday night with one more game to follow. Local teams square off at the Victoria arena as both clubs seek a win to gain region standings and bragging rights in the tight season.
Trevalla to turn pro with Riverside Country Club
Nevolta in Menominee Michigan announces Johnny Trevalla a standout in recent Florida tournaments will join Riverside Country Club next spring. It marks his third season as a professional in the club circuit.
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Nevolta
Jon Menominer
Mich
Johnny Trevalla
Young Kolfer
Florida
Riverside
Clane Nowuneed
Youthful Pros Hold Lead At Agua Caliente Open
Ray Mangrum, 22, from Waco Texas, maintained the solo lead in the Agua Caliente 77-nale $7500 open golf tournament with a 68 after a par 72 on Tuesday. Paul Runyon of White Plains New York sits two back at 141 as 108 players reach the halfway mark. Archis Hambrick, 20, from Zanesville Ohio, amd Let Diegel Craig Wood and Troy Manera challenge for second with 146. Horton Smith and Fred Morrison stumble from early hopes with rounds of 78 and 151 respectively.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Tan
Ray Mangrum
Waco
Texas
Paul Runyon
White Plain
N.Y
Mengrum
Contée
Tine
Archis Hambrick
Zaneseville
Ohio
Diegel
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Troy Manera
Greenwith
Conn
Horton Smith
Chicago
Fred Morrison
Walker and Golden Lose in Team Golf
Walker and Golden, both major names in golf, were upset in the annual professional team tournament at Miami Country Club. Rama of Presch Meadow CC and Walter Hourne defeated Cyril Walker of New York and John Golden of Necroton, Conn. Powers Ralph Stonehouse and Earl Howell beat Russell Stonehouse and Frank Doonan 3 and 3. John Rouse and Reddie Hesmann eliminated Len Mattson and Morris Gravatt 4 and 3. Jim Mattiucci and Wilson Crain defeated Jim Croom and Mike Brady 4 and 3 to reach the day's semifinals where Martucci and Crain faced Rouse and Hesmann, with Stonehouse and Howell to meet Rama and Bourne.
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Walker
Golden
Miami
Fis
Herman Rama
Presh Meadow Country Club
Long Island
N. J
Walter Hourne
Princeton
Dre-lournanert
Cyril Walker
New York
John Golden
Necroton
Conn
Miami Country Club
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianaports
Earl Howell
Ralph
Russell Stonehouse
Frank Doonan
Philadelphia
John Rouse
Chicago
Reddie Hesmann
Cleveland
Len Mattson
St. Paul
Morris Gravatt
Jim Mattiucci
Tetertioro
Wilson Crain
Alrcan
Ohio
Emi Ea
Jim Croom
Toledo
Mike Brady
Matuaroneck
Martucci
Crainere
Rouse
Hasmann
Stonehouse
Howell
Hama
Bourne
Bury Golf Pro and Wife in Charity Plot
Redwood City Calif Jan 13 buried here yesterday in charity plot Justin Leroy Harris a golf pro and his wife Myrtle Adele Harris whom he killed at their Redwood City home ten days before he killed himself in San Francisco A minister and undertaker attended the grave In a letter mailed to a San Francisco newspaper Harris said financial difficulties drove the murder suicide.
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Charity
Redwood City
Calit
Justin Leroy Harris
Myrtle Adele Harris
San Francisco
Harris
Wing
Jeter
Harrie
Stockdale Ramblers Await Mustangs Championship Showdown
Stockdale Ramblers prepare for Sunday's title clash with the Denver Neights Mustangs of San Antonio in a Smith West Texas Independent football tournament. The contest follows a two week layoff as both teams seek the new regional champion amid reports of solid team form.
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Stockdale Ramblers
Mustangs
Stockdale
Jun
Quack Independent Foothall Club
Denver Neights Mustangs
San Antonis
Smith
West Texas
Reetdyn
Maury Maverick
Raphy
Three S. A. Players Letter at St. Ed's
St Edward's varsity and freshmen squads award letters to San Antonio players. K. J. Kivlin, star of the varsity eleven, and his brother John, a freshman, along with Eddie Klein, receive letters as part of the San Antonio cohort.
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S. A
St. Ed's
St Edward's
K. J. Kivlin
John
Eddie Kiein
San Antonians
Bobcats Again Beat Southwestern Pirates in Narrow Win
Jan 13 report from Ban Marcoh notes San Marcos Teachers College Cats defeated Southwestern University Pirates for the second straight time, 29 to 95. Germer Jed led with a high score, while the Pirates struggled to keep pace.
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Bobcats
Southwestern
BAN Marcoh
San Marcos Teachers’ College
Sant
Pirates
Southwestern University
Cats
Germer Jed
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