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| College Eye | 24 | 16 | 4 |
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| Wrestlers will try for berths; team for first meet to be selected on basis of trial results | |
| Folk dancing night is open to everyone | |
| Whitford reduces yearling cage squad to sixteen players | List of team members after final cut. |
| Entry lists for three events close today; no limit on number of teams each fraternity may enter | For handball and volleyball. |
| And then again, maybe golf balls would be better! | Coach Whitford wants to give his freshmen a better chance of making a basket. |
| Little Tutors invade Grundy Center court | The Little Tutors defeated Grundy in their first game, but are going to be looking toward a challenging game tonight. |
| W. A. A. members to stage debate on awarding letters | Will debate WAA point system. |
| Girls drill for intramurals; nine basketball teams are preparing for round robin | |
| First attempt of Madame X meets with success | Madame X predicted a six point win instead of a three point win, but she predicted that the game would be close. |
| Prep tourney will be here; Iowa High School Wrestling title to be decided in February | The high school wrestling tournament will be held in the Men's Gymnasium. L. L. Mendenhall will be in charge of the arrangements. |
| Teacher schedule nine games for 1933 | The football schedule for 1933 will consist of nine games. There will be four Iowa Conference battles, two contests with Midwest Conference rivals, and one other. Penn will be replaced with Grinnell. |
| Dr. Kimmelshue will give address Sunday | At Westminster House. |
| Close contests feature first round of play; Phi Sig, Xanho, Chi Pi and A. D. A. survive process of elimination | Intramural basketball results. |
| Teachers nose out Norsemen in fast game; last half rally by Luther Falls short by only three points | Panthers win, 32-29; marks the first victory over Luther gained by Teachers in basketball since 1930. |