Cornell and Bradley Tech end in 7 7 tie in annual tussle
In Iowa the 2nd All-State prep football team game produced a 7 7 stalemate as Cornell and Bradley Tech trade touchdowns. Bradley opened with a first quarter TD from a Handley sweep, while Cornell tied late after Stacie Reynolds connection but fell short on Bradley interception. Crowd of 1500 watched the spectacle.
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Peoria
Nic Stadler
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Lee Handler
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U Um Pire
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Dale
Presbyterian Sunday School Five Licks Defeat Maquoketa Independents
Center Junction Presbyterian Sunday school fifths beat Maquoketa Independents 25 to 13 Tuesday night with Thompson as top scorer. In prelims the high school girls routed Sacred Heart of Monticello 67 to 7, referee Howard Porter officiated both games.
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Center Junction
S. S. Five Licks
Maquoketa
Presbyterian Sunday School
Maquoketa Independents
Thompson
Sacred Heart Cagers
Monticello
Howard Porter
Earlville Night Hawks Schedule Twin Bill Friday
The Earlville Night Hawks will host a double header on Friday featuring the Delhi Independents and the Epworth Independents on the Earlville floor.
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Earlville Night Hawks
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Delhi Independents
Epworth Independents
Earlville
Bears Beat Cardinals to Clinch Western Tie 22-6
Chicago Bears defeated the Chicago Cardinals 22 to 6 on Thanksgiving Day, securing a share of the Western division title. Bears scorers included Karr on a punt block set TD, Grange and Karr extended the lead with runs, and Dohring to Zeller in the fourth. Cardinals' Nesbitt and Lillard found late life but could not overturn the outcome.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Cardinals
Karr
Red Grange
Vlinols
Cardinal
Jack Manders
Minnesota
Mike Koken
Peried Grange
Manders
Dohring
Zeller
Nesbitt
Joe Lillard
Lillard
Iowa announces five Big Ten games for 1934 season
University of Iowa releases a five game Big Ten schedule for 1934 with two home games. Indiana and Ohio State replace Michigan and Wisconsin, Northwestern opens conference play, and Iowa faces Minnesota and Purdue at home. Non conference games likely Nebraska at Lincoln and Iowa State at Ames with dates to follow.
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Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Indiana
Iowa City
E. H Lauer
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Badgers
Iowa
Hawkeye-Gopher
Iowa State
Ames
Nebraska
Lincoln
Lauer
Chicago
Evanston
Town City
Bloomington
Columbus
Brilliant Field In Berwick Marathon Race
A field of forty runners will start Thursday in the Berwick marathon in Berwick Pennsylvania. Notable entrants include Juan Zabala the last Olympic marathon winner Paul de Bruyn Boston marathon winner last year Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket R I Jim Henigan Will McClusky of Toronto and Johnny Kelly a sensational New England entry.
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Berwick
Ins
Juan Zabala
Paul de Bruyn
Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
R. 1
Boston
Jim Henigan
Will McClusky
Toronto
Johnny Kelly
New England
Toddville Falls to Alburnett 35 34 in Close Game
In a Cedar Rapids area clash Toddville first team lost 35 34 to Alburnett. Daniels and Leonard led Toddville while Rockford and Fitch starred for Alburnett. the Toddville second team beat the Cedar Rapids Hot Shots 30 24.
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Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Kansas Downs Missouri 27 to 0 in classic rivalry game
Kansas defeated Missouri 27 to 0 before about fifteen thousand fans in Lawrence. Jayhawk back Bob White scored on a left end run, Ole Nesmith added a second TD and kick, with Clyde Bloomfield and Nesmith scoring in the third quarter as Kansas secured fourth place in the Big Six.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Middle West
Bob White
Ole Nesmith
Jayhawk
Clyde Bloomfield
Independence Maroons Top La Porte City 24 18
Special to The Gazette Independence coach Far tah's Maroons beat La Porte City 24 to 18 Tuesday night. Independence built an early 11 4 lead, led 13 9 at halftime, and 19 14 in the second half. Tate scored 11 to pace Independence while Robb and Brust added six each for La Porte City.
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Independence
Fartah
Maroons
la Porte City
la Porte
Tate
Donnelly
Robb
Brust
Delhi Quintet Wins First League Battle
The Delhi high school boys basketball team beat Greeley 22 to 8 on the local floor in their county league opener. A preliminary seventh and eighth grade game ended with Greeley winning 13 to 11.
Governor Murray deploys guards to guard OU gate receipts
Fifty five National Guardsmen from Chickasha were stationed at the University of Oklahoma stadium to oversee ticket booths and gate receipts for the OU A and M game. Adjutant General Barrett said the move aims to protect athletic funds amid reports of misused money. Bennie Owen and university officials expressed uncertainty but agreed to the security check as part of accountability measures.
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Col. Flynt
Bennie Owen
University
B. R. Smith
Owen
University Athletic Council
M. R. Garnett
Three Teams In Tie For Wapsie Eight Lead
Lowden Iowa reports a three way tie in the Wapsie Eight among the boys first team boys second team and girls team. Early results show Bennet 21 Lowden 13 Charence 26 Lowden 23 Wheatland 20 Calamus 12. The standing of the boys first teams is listed.
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Gazette
Lowden
Wapsie
Bennett
Ciaarence
Wheatland
Calamus
Clarence
Hopkinton Five Top Buck Creek 39 to 14
Hopkinton Aces opened the season with a 39 to 14 win over Buck Creek Independent on their home floor. F. Smith led with 10 points, D. Smith added 9, while the Aces never trailed and controlled the game from start to finish.
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Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Aces
F. Smith
D. Smith
Alberts Top Babe’s Five 38 26 In Rough Exhibition
Alberts independent team defeated Babe Didrikson’s All Americans 38 to 26 at Coe gym before about 1200 fans. Didrikson dazzled with speed but Frank Shimek Lefty Byers and Kinman led Alberts defense and fast break. Missing Chicago stars hampered Babe crew, center duties unsettled.
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Babe Didrikson
Coe Gym
Miss Didrikson
Frank Shimek
U Cage
Lefty Byers
Hutchinson
Kan
A. U
Middle West
Shimek
Break
Kinnan
Schnack
Duncan
van Deusen
Muscatine
Chicago
Bob Gruening
Three Wheatland Cage Teams Win In Opener
Wheatland high opened with three basketball games against Calamus. The Wheatland boys won 20 to 12 and the second team took 21 to 7. In the girls game Wheatland rallied from 26 to 23 with two minutes left to win 29 to 26.
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the Gazette
Wheatland
Wheatland High
Calamus
Lowden And Clarence Split Twin Cage Bill
In a Wap sle Eight conference game Clarence defeated Lowden 26 to 23 here Tuesday night. Lowden led early, but Clarence forged ahead and held on as both teams scored ten in the final quarter. In the preliminary, Lowden won the second teams 24 to 17.
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Enedal
Gazette
Lowden
Jra
Clarence
SPORT JABS ROUNDUP FROM CINCINNATI BARCELONA AND PARIS
Boxing results list bouts with names and outcomes across cities. Glover of Jacksonville defeats Stonewall Jackson of Cincinnati by decision. O keefe stops Helms. Mere ton of Cuba stops Tauff in Spain. Legerite outpoints Velacase. Chauyer of Venezuela defeats Bensa in Paris.
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Cincinnati
Roushhouse
Glover
Jacksonville
Fla
Stonewall Jackson
Danny O'Keefe
Young Helms
Thomasson
Barcelona
Spain
George Mereton
Cuba
Eduardo Tauff
Legerite
Mexico
Jose Velacase
Paris
Simon Chauyer
Venezuels
Mick Bensa
France
Colgate Dominates Brown In Annual 25 to 0 Victory
Colgate overwhelmed Brown with a 25 to 0 score in the annual clash. Jace Fouts led the offense as Colgate surged ahead early and maintained control, delivering a decisive win before a large Browz crowd.
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Colgate Wallops
Hopkinton Falls Short in Buck Creek League Tilt
In a string of mismatched phrases not fully coherent, Hopkinton faces Buck Creek in a league game. The fragment hints at scoring touches, free throws, and a close result, with mentions of teams and players contesting late, including free throws and lead changes.
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Tome
Kinton
West Virginia Yes Vote Nudges Mountaineers Toward Win
A readable fragment describes West Virginia voters supporting a yes measure on 5.27 while the Mountaineers push for a score. The text mentions Eck Allen carrying and a goal line plunge as a player advances, with an unspecified crowd of about 6,000 and a late extra point.
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West Virginia
Jefferson Tela
Fused States
Mercia
Santos
Allen Phuaupee
Paberet
Gopher Ad Star Fite Named All America Halfback
Minneap olis report notes Pug Fite of the Gophers named most valuable player for 1933 and selected as an all America halfback for 1934.
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Fite
Pug) Land
Minnecotee Seindegate
Will Tain
Second All-State Football Eleven Named by Association
The Gazette and 20 affiliates announce the second all state high school football team chosen with help from over 200 coaches officials and writers. Clyde Dobbs Charles City and Roland Rushmore Jefferson earn end spots. Frank Bohac Grant High Cedar Rapids and Frank Gallagher North Des Moines are tackles. Kenneth Smalley Clarinda and Jeze Stong East Waterloo are guards. Paul Saues Ames is center.
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Kenneth Smal
Frank Bohac
Clyde Dores Ames
Clarinda
Cedar Rapitts
Grant
Charles City Center
Clyde Dobbs
Charles City
C. R
K. Smaller
Ames
Yake Stong
Waterloo
East
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North
KR. Rushmore
Jefferson
John Saggan
Denison
Wilbert Benda
Tama
Wendell Webb
Spirit Lake
Dale Liddicoat
Chariton
Otto Heubner
Glenwood
Leo Borst
Spencer
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the Gazette
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Daily Press Association Today
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Marshalltown
Roland Rushmore
Detes
Rushmore
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Frank Gallagher
North Des Moines
Bohac
Gallagher
Nothleigh
Kenneth Smalley
Jeze Stong
East Waterloo
Smalley
Song
Feptzin
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