Big Ten Vacancy Looms As Coaching Shakeups Hit Major Programs
A wave of upheaval sweeps college football as several top programs face coaching changes or renewed probes. Notre Dame, Purdue, Yale, and Wisconsin are among schools linked to potential hires or firings as speculation mounts over Notre Dame's Hank Anderson and other leaders.
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Texas A and M
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Texas
Kentucky
Boston
W University
North Carolina
Auburn
Rice
Yale
New York University
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Mussouri
Wisconsin
Middle West
Hank Anderson
Knute Rockne
Army
Noble Kizer
Coe Faces Hard Barrie In Setto With Luther Five
Coe prepares for a tough pre season clash as Luther College looms Friday. The Kohawks rely on last year’s core but lack height and range which could hurt their offense. Luther counters with a seven man bench including Holm and Boyette at forwards with Berven at center. Doc’s lineup features Good Poole at forwards Pack center and Belknap DuRie at guards. Game tip off is at 7 30.
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Belknap
DuRie
Iowa Schedule Complete Except For Warmup Game
Iowa City AP reports the 1934 Hawkeyes football schedule is set with five Western Conference games two at home and a Sept 29 practice game. Nebraska and Iowa State contests are fixed with Iowa State at Ames Oct 20 and Northwestern at Evanston Oct 6 and Minnesota at Iowa City Oct 37. Indiana at Bloomington Nov 3 Purdue at Iowa City Nov 10 Oklahoma State at Columbus Nov 24.
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Lincoln
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O State
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Decorah Players Named to Northeast Iowa Conference Team
Decorah High School players Ellingson at end Bredesen at guard and Forde at halfback were named to the mythical all conference team in a poll of NEIowa coaches Clement Decorah guard tied with Johnston Oelwein and Springer Charles City for guard Williams and Preus of Decorah received honorable mention Other selections included Dobbs Charles City Strone Oelwein and Coacher Charlies City tackles Leverington Oelweir center Luther Decelwein quarter Wears Waverly Webster Charles City joined by Waverly Waukon Osage Celwin New Hampton Nashua and Cresco coaches.
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Bredesen
Forde
Northeastern Iown
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Springer Charles City
Williams
Preus
Miller Beats Dazzo In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, reigning featherweight champion, defeated Paul Dazzo of Chicago in a ten round decision at Arcadia arena. After a slow start Miller launched a strong fifth round attack, Dazzo answered in the seventh with a two fisted assault.
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INS
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Cincinnati
Paul Dazzo
Chicani
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Torm
Muler
Dazzo
Parnell Sweeps Millersburg in Doubleheader Victory
Parnell defeated Millersburg in a midweek doubleheader here, taking two wins by scores of 46 to 1 and 20 to 5. Captain Mike Timacot sparked the start and led the Parnell Ram bem squad to a commanding performance.
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Trinity Seniors Break Even In Two Cage Games
Trinity seniors finished with two even scores in recent basketball action. The report notes a close 27 to 25 loss and a stronger 41 to 14 win as part of a pair of contests against local rivals.
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Terry Serors
Vinia
Rivers to meet Saunders in ten round Coliseum bout
Boxing returns to the Coliseum Friday night with Joe Rivers facing Prince Saunders in a ten round main event for the American Legion club program. Rivers aims to replicate his Eau Claire win over the Cuban challenger as Elmer Young's orchestra plays for forty five minutes starting at 7 45.
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Eddie Jennings
Elmer Young
Eby’s Coe Teams Span Two Decades Of Stars And Style
The tribute luncheon honors Moray Eby for twenty years as Coe College head football coach. Notable players include Glenn Bailey, Ray Park, Butch Wykoff, Leo Frank, Heinie Smith, Dutch Kremers, George Collins, Walter Eckersall praised, and record kickers like Jack Pence. The piece notes two strong teams 1914 and 1933, and discusses upcoming Iowa schedule with only two home games, plus a possible Nebraska clash and a Minnesota showdown. It also reports on Chicago Northwestern consolidation rumors affecting the Western Conference and coaching concerns for Hanley and Shaughnessy.
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Dartmouth
Jackson Cannell
Texas A and M
Madison Bell
Homer Norton
Centenary College
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Indiana
Billy) Hayes
Lehigh
Austin Tate
Glen Harreson
Purdue
Noble Kiger
North Carolina Charlies
Chuck
Collins
University of California At Los Angeles
Bill Spaulding
Moray Eby
Coe
Glenn “Straw
Bailey
Ray “Dub” Park
Butch" Wykoff
Leo Frank
Heinie Smith
Dutch Kremers
Eby
George Collins
Walter Eckersall
Iowa
Bruce West
Harold
Buzz Vernimont
Hank Wood
Jack Pence
Drake
Lenox Juniors Open Conference Play With Elkader Victory
Lenox Junior college men beat Elkader Junior college 39 to 23 on Lenox floor Tuesday night. The locals led 13 to 11 at halftime in the first conference game of the season.
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Gazette
Hopkinton
Lenox
Elkader Junior College
Kipke Believes in Michigan Luck and Grit
Michigan coach Harry Kipke, known for habit and superstition, has led the Wolverines to 32 wins in 41 games with only four losses and five ties. His system blends precision and risk as rival offers from Yale, Dartmouth, and Texas surface amid rising fame and a modest $6,500 salary.
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Harry G. Kipke
Michigan
Ohio State
Michiigan
Wolverines
Illinois
Kipke
Purdue
Big Ten
Yale
Dartmouth
East
University of Texas
Lampe Quits as Carleton College Football Coach
Northfield Minnesota Lampe resigns as Carleton college football coach to finish a master’s degree in physical education at Wisconsin next semester. In eight seasons he never lost more than two games per year and last season coached the Carleton champions. He previously led three championship high school teams.
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Minn
Elmer A. Lampe
Carleton
University of Wisconsin
Lampe
Potential Big Ten Expansion Involving Notre Dame Nebraska MSU
Report outlines possible membership shifts in the Big Ten with Michigan State viewed as the strongest candidate among Notre Dame Nebraska and Marquette. A Northwestern Chicago merger could shrink the conference to nine, allowing 1934 schedules to proceed under a Big Nine scenario.
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Hicago
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Michigan State
Marquette
Western Athletic Conference
Big Ten
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Chicago
Big Six
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Knute K. Rockne
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