Iowa Opens Season Against Hamline With Veteran Lineup
Iowa begins its 1919 20 schedule against Hamline College with an all veteran starting five led by guard John Grim center Ivan Blackmer and forward John Burke. Coach Rollie Williams plans to use many reserves as the squad is young with sophomores needing experience. Recruits include Matt Walsh Al Buss Glen Tangen Dick Moran. Hamline counters with three veterans led by Wally Zimmerman.
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University of Iowa
Hamline College of
Ghoether
Rawkeyes
Matt Walsh
Council Bluffs
al Buss
Keokuk
Glen Tangeman
Sioux City
Dick Moran
Rock Island
Hawkeye
Carleton
Pittsburgh
Hamline
Wally Zimmerman
Owa
Vwamline
Schwartz
Zimmerman Barko
Hevoncer
Fiddacer
Bob
RG Wee
Aassues Brown
Lawrence Whitford
Ted Sauer
Fairfield
Toddville Defeats Center Point in 39 19 Victory
Toddville high school edged Center Point 39 to 19 as E Bowers led with 14 points followed by M Newman 12 and D Newman 7. In the girls game Toddville won 23 to 17.
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the Gazette
Toddville
E. Bowers
M. Newman
D. Newman
D. Bowers
Anamosa Reformatory Beats Firemen 19 to 0
Anamosa reformatory football team defeated the Anamosa Firemen 19 to 0. Vandever, a flashy Negro half back, scored two touchdowns while Shell added a third on a plunge. Poor punting and few scoring plays kept the Firemen from scoring.
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Anamosa Reformatory
Anamosa Firemen
Vandever
Reformatory
Shell
Firemen
Reform School Kicks Firemen 19 0 on Thursday
Anamosa reformatory football team defeated the Anamosa firemen 19 to 0. Vandevere scored twice and Shell added a TD for the reformatory, while Neville starred for the firemen in the Thursday game.
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Anamosa
State Reformatory
Anamosa Firemen
Vandevere
Reformatory
Shell
Neville
Firemen
Local Mat Show Postponed to December 7
Wrestlers could not reach Cedar Rapids so the Friday night mat show at Memorial coliseum was canceled. Matchmaker Eddie Jennings announced the event would be held Friday night December 7 with the same principals and all tickets honored.
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Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jennings
Four Huskers on All-Big Six Teams
The 1934 All-Big Six conference eleven, chosen by the AP with input from coaches and writers, features four Nebraska players in the first string. Notables include James Stacy unanimous as guard and Franklin Meier at center, with sophomores Cardwell and Poole earning first-string spots.
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Huskers
Kansas City
Associated Press
Oklahoma
James “Red” Stacy
Nebraska
Franklin Meier
Lloyd Cardwell
Fred Poole
Iowa State
Poole
Bernard Scherer
Milo Clawson
George Maddox
Kansas State
Cash Gentry
Stacy
Dick Sklar
Kansas
Henry Bauer
Cardwell
Oren Stoner
Wildcats
Ben Poynor
Maurice Elder
Elder
George Hapgood
Leo C. Ayers
Beetle Long
Cyclones
Lester McDonald
Marvin Oberg
Jack Harris
Eugene Lundgren
Ike Hayes
Orin Dean Griffing
Meier
Monmouth-Olin split cage duels in tight set
Olin won the girls game 36 to 16 while Monmouth claimed the boys game 21 to 16 in a hard fought doubleheader. Cormack topped Monmouth with four baskets and a free throw. Lawson led the losers with three baskets and a free throw.
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Monmouth
Olin
Cormack
Lawson
Lash of Indiana Wins Harrier Run
Lash of Indiana University won the National AAU senior cross country title at Iowa City finishing 6 1/2 miles in 32 minutes 17.2 seconds. He edged Michigan State's Tom Ottey with Pentti Sears and Louis Gregory close behind as Millrose A. A. of New York City claimed its fourth straight team championship.
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Iowa City
Don Lash
Indiana University
Hoosier Star
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Lash
University of Iowa
Ottey
Millrose A. A
New York City
Eric Pentti
Ray Sears
Butler University
Millrose
Indiana
Town
Pentti
Sears
Louis Gregory
Mississippi River
Columbus Junction Downs Morning Sun 7 0 in Season Finale
The Columbus Junction high school alumni football team defeated Morning Sun Independents 7 to 0 Thursday afternoon in the season finale. Manley scored the decisive touchdown.
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Gazett
Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Morning Sun Independents
Manley
Cresco Tops Lamont In Season Opener Wrestling Meet
Cresco wrestlers defeated Lamont 40 to 14 in the season opening meet. Lamont failed to invest enough offense as Cresco controlled the match with early pins and decisive scoring.
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Lamont
Cresco
All-Star Big Ten Honor for Dick Crayne and Bears Triumph
Dick Crayne earns spots on Leo Fischer Chicago American first team with Iowa standout at fullback over Kostka and Beise. The Bears beat the Lions 19 16 as Nagurski runs, passes to Hewitt for a TD, signaling pro effort to rival college play. Babe Ruth may retire from play, with managerial prospects eyed by Connie Mack and the Athletics.
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Leo Fischer
Chicago
Minnesota
Lund
Alfonso
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Bears
Detroit
Bronko Nagurski
Lions
Bronk
Hewitt
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington
Athletics
Babe
Connie Mack
Japan
Philadelphia
Ruth
Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects 1930s Network Lineups
Readable portions show a dense, disjointed radio grid with NBC CBS and WJZ WABC WEAF WEAF listings. Programs include orchestras actors choirs and stage acts across morning afternoon and evening slots with numerous named stations and performers.
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Ators George Johnson
Knickerbockera
CBS
WBBM
WMT
Vass Family
NBC
Weaf Who
Tony Wons
WJZ Chain
Carnerie Hall
Chansel and Gretel
Lovers Jane
WEAF
WJZ
Abram Chasing
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WMT. Ui
Si Bellelon
Red Granse
WHBM
Dorsey Orch
Russo Orch
WBLM
Pickens Sisters
Floyd Gibbons
Fangee and Publica
Sigmund Rombere
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Shilkret Oreh
NBG
WLF
WMAQ
Nino Martini
Oerch
WCCO
KMOX
WLS
Himber Orcs
WHAS
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Ial Kemp
WABG
Hines Orch
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Gray Orch
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WEHBM
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Daniel Poling
Mary Small
Martha Mears
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Uassel Orch
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Levey Orch
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Anthony Frome
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Dorchats
Gene Arnold
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Previn Orch
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Wwowo
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Wenr
Concert Orch
Armand Girard
Ler Tracy
Noah Beery
WNAQ
Wayne King
Jane Froman
WHMAQ
Robert Ripley
Xulla
Rosanne Wallace
Beleseane Crawford
Aaronson Orch
Helnses Orch
WABC_chain
Ord
Ellindes
Bloom seeks congressional probe into Army Navy game ticket sales
Representative Sol Bloom of New York demands a full inquiry into the Army Navy game ticket distribution. He says scalpers are selling seats for 50 to 75 dollars and vows to question generals and admirals about the arrangement. Bloom notes he could not obtain tickets despite requests and claims some individuals benefited financially.
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Bloom
Washington
Sol Bloom
New York Democrat
Ely Basket Fives Win Pair Of Games
Ely high school opened its home season with two wins over Tiffin. The second team won 30 to 4 and the first team 28 to 22. J. Clark led Ely with 14 points while Spivey paced Tiffin with 10.
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Ely
Tiffin
J. Clark
Spivey
Schmidt Rival Coaches Clash Sparks Ohio State Spotlight
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt draws volleys of remark from rivals as Big Ten coaches vow to get even. He motivates with hard hitting football and a punishing offense, piling up 272 points while conceding only 34 across eight opponents.
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Big Ten
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Columbus
Ossie Salem
Town
Hawk
Schmidt
Oze Simmons
Ohio
Buckeyes
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawks
Salem
Mercy
Buckeye
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Regis Monahan
Monahan
University of Michigan
AEF
Postville Triples Up Harpers Ferry In Mixed Relay
In a Wednesday triple header Postville split results. Harpers Ferry girls beat Postville 33 29. Postville girls edged Harpers Ferry 26 25. Postville boys defeated New Albia 382 to 15.
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Harpers Ferry
Postville Boys
New Albia
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