Raiders Preview 1936 Cedar Rapids Roster Expansion
Raiders president Harry Johnson outlines an eighteen man 1936 roster with Cap Crossley as manager. Cards will supply most players via a three way deal including Webb, Howard, and Thomas, plus several pitchers from Columbus and Rochester. The train of prospects covers outfielders Clements Pelton Ewing and infielders Crossley Webb, with several Nebraska league pitchers also pegged for the Western League.
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Wellman Keota battle ends in scoreless Thanksgiving finale
In a rugged turkey day clash Wellman Wildcats and Keota remain scoreless as neither side advances past the 20 yard line. Keota outgains Wellman 89 to 69 yards and both teams suffer passing and ball handling issues amid slippery conditions. Seniors on both squads bid farewell as Keota shares the conference lead while Wellman settles in fourth.
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Lamont Basketball Schedule Announced for Season
Lamont releases a partial schedule noting home and away games against Dundee Arlington Strawberry Point Fairbanks Winthrop Manchester Owen and Edgewood with February tournament dates and a sectional event to close the season.
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Marion High School 1935 Crimson Eleven Goes Undefeated
Coach Don Wolfe’s Marion High School football team finishes 1935 unbeaten in nine games. Starters Ross Edwards Wally Oldfather and Al McKain powered a high scoring offense and stingy defense. Team records include 945 points for and 297 against, with 198 total points and 112 by leading scorer Junior Reed.
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Y M C A Cedar Rapids league opens Monday night
The Cedar Rapids Y M C A city league opens Monday with ten teams including Merchants National Bank five and Cedar Rapids Gas Co quintet. Defending champ Cardinals seek repeat as schedule lists Dec days through Feb. balance to determine playoffs.
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Oxford Secures Court For Cage Practice
Oxford plans basketball practice on the second floor of the Knoebuck building with high school pupils aiding setup. A school carnival and supper will help defray athletics costs as Kenneth Boots teaches boys and Miss Mary Ruess coaches girls. Schedule covers games from December to March including county and sectional tournaments.
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Negro Cage Artists To Show At Keystone Turner Hall
Keystone reports the Harlem Globetrotters, famous Negro traveling basketball team, will play the Keystone Turner Sunday at 2 p.m. in Turner Hall. The Globetrotters boast 742 wins and 30 losses in six years and are known for ball handling tricks and a hosted show of singing dancing and wrestling.
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Iowa Cedar League splits into two divisions for championship
Grundy Center and Belle Plaine win undisputed division titles as the Iowa Cedar League adopts a two division format. Next year Ackley joins the North, bringing six teams per division. Preliminary conference games and schedules are listed for Wellman Kalona Keota Richland West Chester and nearby towns.
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Ke-Wash Cage Schedule Released for 1935 36
The Gazette notes the Ke-Wash conference basketball schedule for 1935 36 with six teams Keota Kalona Wellman Brighton West Chester and Richland playing each other twice. Keota defends the title with two veterans back. Wellman Bright on Richland Kalona and West Chester bring multiple lettermen. Officials have tentatively selected referees.
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All-Star Jewish Football Elevens Picked By World
The American Jewish World announces its Jewish all-American selections with two squads and honorable mentions. Listed are players from N Y U, Tulane, Temple, Santa Clara, Duke, Michigan, Alabama and more, spanning positions from quarterback to fullback and including notable colleges and clubs.
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Iowa Cedar League Cage Games Schedule 1935 36
Grundy Center announces the Iowa Cedar League basketball schedule for 1935 36 with games listed by town across districts Marengo Montezuma Tama Belle Plaine Brooklyn Toledo and Brooklyn. February and January matchups include Brooklyn at Toledo Belle Plaine at Belle Plaine Montezuma at Marengo and Tama at Montezuma among others.
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Iowa Stars Coach Set to Speak at Luther Banquet
Ossie Salem and Captain Dick Crayne of Iowa University will be honored guests at a December 10 banquet for Luther college football squad, Iowa conference champions, to be held at C. K. Preus gymnasium in Decorah with Decorah Chamber of Commerce involvement. Solem coached Luther before Drake.
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Monmouth Basketball Schedule Completed
Monmouth consolidated school's year schedule lists games from December through March with opponents Baldwin Sabula Onslow Miles Mee Bellevue Mequoketa Wyoming Preston Andrew Olin and ends with the county tournaments and boys sectional events.
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Cornell Five Opens At Luther Friday
Cornell under coach Judd Dean prepares for the season opener against Luther in Decorah, then Minnesota in Minneapolis and a later task at Ames. Veterans Ben Underwood Harold Still Joe Fink Eldon Coffman Hugo Birkhan Charles Zoda Charles Berve John Winnie lead a deep roster as the new three second rule forces offensive adjustments. Frank Novak will miss early after a knee injury.
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