SMU Powers Past TCU 19 0 for Southwest Conference Third
SMU stunned Texas Christian 19 to 0 to seize third place in the Southwest Conference. Whitey Baccus and Shuford scored as SMU feasted on a strong running game while limiting TCU’s aerial attack. SMU finished with 296 rushing yards and 19 first downs as defense stifled the Christians.
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Whitey Baccus
TCG UU
Smuth
Shuford
Orr
Methodists
Christians
Texas Christian
Smith
Carter
Baker
Raborn
Lester Srottino
Ruelson Y Ellis Fuqua
Roach Sprague
Coleman TR South
Kine
McClure Shiford FB
Manton
SMU
Baccus
J Smith
Shuford Paints
M. A
Stamps
Laughlin
Johnson
Bradford
C. Stewart
Fields
Stufflecheme
Bricgs
Gray
Russell
Gore
Meyers
Tcu
Godwin
Harrison
Kelow
McGray
Stow
Baugh
Jordan
McCall
Montgomery
Red Hawks to Open Cage Schedule on Monday
The St Wenceslaus Red Hawks meet Sacred Heart Waterloo in their home opener Monday night starting a 19 game winter slate. Coach Ahrens will start four Jettermen Skala Ouji Lands Sever n Blazek plus others as the schedule includes St Mary Iowa City and several other opponents.
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St. Wenceslaus
Sacred Heart High
Waterloo
Ahrens
Skala
Ouji
Lands
Severn
Blazek
Red Hawk
St. Mary's of
Iowa City
St Mary
Viola Nigh School
St. Patrick's
Cedar Rapides
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Here
Valerloo
Viola
Patrek
Niere
Yamane
Chelsea
Gophers Look Good for 1930 Campaign
Minnesota football coach Bernie Bierman previews 1935 as a strong year with most starters returning. Key backers include Julius Alfonse, Glen Seidel, Sheldon Beise, Babe Levoir, Art Clarkson, George Roscoe, Whitman Rork, Stan Kostka, and Bill Bevan, while Bevan and Kostka face possible eligibility issues. Enders Ray Ant and Ken Dollathide may be groomed, with others as replacements in a deep roster.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Gophers
Francis “Pug” Lund
Wisconsin
Julius Alfonse
Glen Seidel
America
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Sheldon Beise
Babe Levoir
Seidel
Levoir
Art Clarkson
George Roscoe
Whitman Rork
Biese
Stan Kostka
Kostka
Bill Bevan
Oregon
Doc Spears
Big Ten
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Gopher
Dale Rennebohm
George Svendson
Bill
Jay Bevan
Bud Wilkinson
Dick Freimuth
Dick Smith
Vern Och
Ed Widseth
Frank “Butch” Larson
Bob Tenner
Larson
Tenner
E Touuchdown
Pittsburgh
Ray Ant
Servie
Wall
Ken Dollathide
Phil Bengston
Matt Bruhn
Ase
Bill Proffitt
John Ronning
Maurice Johnson
Grant Five Opens At Mt Vernon Monday
Grant Panthers open the season Monday against Mt Vernon five in Mount Vernon. Coach Fred Winter plans to use most available players with Forrest at center and Freiman shifting to pivot when Forrest rests. Front line includes Broussard McCracken and Mary with Miller and Fuellman anchoring defense.
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Grant
MT. Vernon
Winter
Fred Winter
Grant Panthers
Mount Vernon
Panthers
Lheup
Forrest
Panther
Freliman
Wll
Cisler
Christie
Hahn
Miller
Promoter Calls Off Ross Canzoneri Bout in Chicago
Promoter Joe Foley announced the lightweight title clash between Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri is terminated. Ross was signed, while Canzoneri’s manager Sam Goldman accused of insincerity as negotiations fell apart. The fight had been set for January 23 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Joe Foley
Foley
Ross
Sam Goldman
New York
Canzonera
Postpone Meeting of Sippi Valley League Officials
The Mississippi Valley league, including large eastern Iowa high schools, postponed its Saturday session in Iowa City as member representatives could not reach due to road conditions. A vote on admitting four Cedar Rapids schools from the Washington and Grant split and the possible inclusion of Waterloo was to be considered.
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Iowa. City
Mississippi Valley League
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Grant
Waterloo
Neyland to Leave Tennessee After Nine Years as Coach
After nine years as Tennessee football coach Major Bob Neyland will depart in two weeks for the Canal Zone to serve two years in the Army. His tenure included a standout 75 7 0 record in 87 games and a 7–2–0 stretch from 1926 to 1932, with a highlight 15–13 win over Alabama in 1928. He notes his postdeparture fishing and adjusting to military duties while Tennessee braces for post Neyland era.
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Knoxville, Tenn
University of of Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Canal Zone
Uncle Sam
Tennessee
Neyland
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee For A Breather But There Was An Abrupt About Face When Major Neyland
Major Neyland
Louisiana State
Tennessees
Gene McEver
Huskies Edge Trojans 14 7 In Seattle Thriller
Washington defeats Southern California 14 7 on a late goal line stand and a blocked punt. Washington gains 198 rushing yards to 97 for USC and holds a 13 6 first down edge with 9 yards from another score as time runs out.
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Arper
Cal Clemens
Washington
Cain
Huskies
Southern California
California
Markov Sestsseneseb
I. C. Quintet In Final Practices For Cage Opener
Immaculate Conception cage quintet nears season opener with Coach George Van Deusen lining up a first team and exposing reserves. Four returning Jetter winners LaVerne Green Don Dickson LeRoy Wolfe and Jack O'Toole look set for regular roles. Don Schnoebele vies for the other guard post with Bob McHugh John Stramel Bob Fitzpatrick Tom Mealey Francis Brems and Ben Jump also contending.
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Immaculate Conception
George van Deusen
Jetter
LaVerne Green
Don Dickson
LeRoy Wolfe
Jack O'Toole
Wrestling show to feature Mack versus LaDizzi in Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jennings secured a Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum wrestling card with George Mack the Boston cave man facing Rudy La Dizzi of New York. Whitey Grove and Arthur Von Saxon join in the rematch, while Jack Vincent meets Bob Wagner in the opener. A new referee will handle the LaDizzi bout.
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Cedar Rapids
Vicinity
Eddie Jennings
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Jennings
George Mack
Rudy la Dizzi
New York
Vincent
Jack Vincent
Bob Wagner
Portland
Ore
Middle West
Washington State
Wagner
la Dizzi
Mack
von Saxon
Gravo
LaDizzi
Alex Fidler
Girls Cage Union Bars Games With Non-Union Teams
The Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union bans games with non union schools and enforces use of approved officials. Sanctioned games only count. non sanctioned contests become no contests. The union adopts Rawlings balls for a fourth year and selects district sectional and final trophies. Four officials will work the state finals in Des Moines March 14 16. total union membership reaches 295.
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DES Moines
Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union
Rawlings
G. L. Sanders
Plover
Bears Challenge Huey Longs Eleven For New Orleans Match
Chicago Bears coach George Halas challenges Louisiana State under Senator Huey P. Long to meet on New Year’s Day in New Orleans. The Bears, two-year defending NFL champions, boast stars like Hewitt Brumbaugh Nagurski and Manders.
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Bears
Huey Long
Louisiana State University
Huey P. Long
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Aveler
Soldier Field
Chicago
Halas
Senator Long
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Louisiana “Kingfish
Louisiana
Bill Hewitt
Bill Karr
Carl Brumbaugh
Beattie Feathers
Bronko Nagurski
Lynk Lyman
Jack Manders
Detroit Lions
Motor City
New York Giants
Pasadena
Calif
Western Maryland Defeats Georgetown 13 to 0 in Final Bout
Western Maryland closes its undefeated season by beating Georgetown 13 to 0 in Baltimore. Shepherd leads with two touchdowns and a point after, while Mergo kicks well and WMU dominates with 16 first downs to Georgetown's one.
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Maryland
Georgetown
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Bill Shepherd
Mergo
Shepherd
W. Maryland
GorskKl
del Veghio
L. Kaplan
Ease Downer
Eos Kelleher
Wiliamson Cohen
Lynch Shields Mergo
Parcells Schwelker
Wercrl Perguson
S.isieseeep
Escesscoceet
Blissman
Campofreda
McNally
Lathrop
Gildea
Voigt
Sanur
Puardo
Curley
Duff
F. M. Magoffin
Michigan
B. I. Eberts
Catholic
Ashea Inesman
G. W Hoban
Lehigh
E. E. Miller
Penn State
Property Transfers In Springville Record
Benjamin F. Beach and Frances Ellen Shakespeare exchange interests in sections 18 and 19 with consideration of 1 and value. Carolyn M. Sterner transfers Lots 24 41 42 43 44 in Jone's and Co's Add Springville to Donald H Mildred E Colehour for 1 and value, dated 8 4 34.
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