Holy Cross Storms Through Mud To Beat Boston College
Holy Cross defeats rival Boston College 7 to 2 in a muddy, rain driven game in Newton Massachusetts. Morris scores Holy Cross touchdown in final quarter, Harvey adds placement, Brennan punts for a safety aiding BC.
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Manchester High Faces Inexperienced Basketball Team
Manchester will open the season with a largely inexperienced squad after last year’s lettermen graduated except one. Center Fletcher leads the group as the team builds for a keenly contested schedule including games against Winthrop Strawberry Point Independence Monticello Marion and Vinton with two Open dates in February.
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Marengo Football Sides 1934 Record 4 4 2
Marengo high school football finished 1934 with four wins four losses and two ties. The Tigers showed balance on first downs 71 to 56 and outrushed opponents slightly while punting outperformed rivals. pass gains favored opponents.
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Cornell to Have Veteran Cage Five
Cornell plans a veteran lineup for the 194? basketball season after football, with five juniors from last year’s squad. Center Eldon Coffman anchors the team with guards Charles Zoda and Charles Berve, while sophomores Hugo Birkhahn and Frank Novak push for play along with soph forward Everett Laughlin. Openers include St Ambrose in Davenport on Dec 12 and Macalester in Mount Vernon on Dec 18, with Wartburg scrimmage on Dec 7.
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First Games In Y City League Tuesday
Opening games of the Y M C A City basketball league 1934 35 season set for Tuesday at 7 30 and 8 30 with Z C B J facing Solon CCC and Rude Auto meeting Platts Transfer of Lisbon. Thursday Schrader s play Ramblers at 7 30 and Y Dorm at 8 30 with Friday moved due to a special gym program.
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Viola High Beats Lisbon 35 to 10 in Tie Game
Viola High School won its fourth straight by routing Lisbon 35 to 10. The Big Purple led 25 to 6 at halftime as reserves played most of the second half. Knight Smith and Capt Smeltzer Koppenhaver led scoring while Lisbon’s Koppenhaver was held to one basket during regulars’ time.
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Navy Sinks Cadets on Muddy Field 3-0
Navy overwhelms Army with strong defense and a field goal by Cutter after topping Columbia Penn and Notre Dame in victories. Borries excelled with 81 of Navy's 109 yards while Cutter's kick gave the margin in a muddy, winded clash.
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Navy Wins Muddy Battle 3-0 as Army Fails to Score
Navy defeats Army 3 to 0 in a hard fought first quarter to final whistle mud soaked clash. Key plays include Borries and Clark drives for Navy and several punting exchanges turning the field position. Final score, Navy 3 Army 0.
A A U Convention Set For Miami Next Week
New York AP reports Miami will host the national convention of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States for 72 hours. Delegates will consider 158 record applications and 54 constitutional amendments including rules on cross sport amateur status and five year reinstatement after professional abstention.
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Stanwood High Opens Season December 4
Stanwood high school begins basketball season on December 4 with the boys facing Tipton and the girls meeting Springdale. Coach Lovie Riecks expresses optimism despite seven lettermen leaving the boys squad, while N. E. Jones and Miss Wilhelmina Meyer train freshmen and sophomores for forward and guard roles.
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Local Boy Awarded Letter At Mexico Acad
MEXICO Mo UP among 15 football players at Mexico Military academy awarded letters Saturday by Coach Morrow was James Woodruff Cedar Rapids Iowa
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Tipton Third in Eastern Iowa High School Football Standings
Tipton finished third in the final ranking of the Eastern Iowa High School football conference. The complete report follows, but the text repeats “No” entries and provides no further details on teams, scores, or dates.
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Kohawks Gear Up For Dec 7 Iowa State Clash
Coe College Kohawks prepare for a Dec 7 basketball game against Iowa State at Ames. Coach Forest Hutgers faces tough odds as key forwards Schneider Fox Quinn miss time andRutgers reshuffles with Kammer moving to forward while guards Carruthers and Keith anchor the backcourt.
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