Yost Defends Current Football Rules Against Defense Edge
Fielding H. Yost argues the present rules allow ample scoring as Army and Notre Dame combine for 25 points and cites other high scoring games. He defends the rule on fumbles and knee contact, warns against moving goal posts, and notes the rules committee's 500 years of combined experience.
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AN Arbor, Mich
H. Yost
Michigan
National Rules Committee
Yost
Army
Notre Dame
Princeton
Vala
Gaste
Jess
Northwestern
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Yost Beleves
Nebraska announces 1934 football schedule with key home clashes
University of Nebraska reveals a nine game 1934 slate led by home games against Pittsburgh Iowa and Wyoming with an away tilt at Minnesota. The Cornhuskers aim for a fourth straight Big Six title with Iowa State Missouri and Kansas State visiting Lincoln and games at Norman and Lawrence.
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Town
Grinnell High Hosts Lynnville Quintet In Season Opener
Grinnell high meets the Lynnville five in the second game of the season. Grinnell defeated Vinton last week by 25 to 17 in their previous outing.
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Grinnell High
Lynnville Cage
The
Gazette
Grinnell
Lynnville
Vinton
Four Iowans Named On Nebraska's All Opponents Roll
Nebraska's 1933 all-opponent roll lists three unanimous picks Skladany and Walton from Pittsburgh and Franklin of Oregon State. Also named are players from Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and Oregon State in end tackle guard center and back positions.
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Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Skladany
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Oregon State
Walton
George Sauer
Nebraska
O'Neill
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Harris
Oklahoma
Schwammied
Gentry
Schammel
Iowa
Onder
Bashara
Moore
Weinstock
Crayne
Graham
Kansas State
O'Dell
Laws
Iowa Coaches Attend Chicago Conference
Ten University of Iowa coaches and athletic officials will depart for Chicago to attend the Western conference meeting. They expect to schedule 24 to 36 contests across baseball track wrestling gymnastics tennis golf and swimming aided by increased football receipts this fall. Dr E H Lauer athletic director and Prof Clarence Updegraff will attend the Big Ten faculty representatives conference.
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Iowa City
Ten
University of Iowa
Chicago
E. H. Lauer
Clarence Updegraff
Big Ten
Fairbank and Edgewood Split Two Cage Tilts
Edgewood beat Fairbank 21 to 9 as Gifford led Edgewood and Lehmkuhl topped Fairbank in the opener. Earlier Fairbank girls edged Edgewood 22 to 17 in a tight contest to kick off the season.
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the Gazette
Fairbank High School
Fairbank Girls
Edgewood Boys
Gifford
Lehmkuhl
CCC Camp Forms Two Basketball Teams at Palisades Park
Two basketball squads formed at the Palisades Park CCC camp in Mount Vernon Iowa and ready to book games with semi pro or amateur teams. Former high school players compose the rosters and Lt. Frank D Edington serves as athletic director for scheduling.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Palisades Park
Licut
Frank D. Edington
Grinnell to Award 16 Football Letters
Grinnell college will award sixteen football letters for the recently completed season. Letters will be presented at chapel on December 14 to seniors Gould Mc Kee Rose and Rosenbloom, juniors Anderson Phelps Morgan Sutton Mecter Kingery Clark and Fini, and sophomores Bauer Trumbull Safris and Bradley.
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Grinnell College
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Chapel
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McKee
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Rosenbloom
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Sutton
Mecter
Kingery
Clark
Fini
Bauer
Trumbull
Safris
Bradley
West Chester Boys Earn All Conference Honors
Four West Chester high school football players are named to the all-Wash conference first and second teams. Key selections include Lindenmeyer at center and Harley at quarterback for West Chester, with multiple players from Kalona Wellman Keota Brighton Richland also earning spots.
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Gazette
Wellman
West Chester
Kalona
Keota
Brighton
Richland
Schmitter
Southwick
Hoskins
Lindenmeyer
West Cheater
Karl
Hobs
Ent Mey
Harley
Grady
Lewis
Gardner
Blumenstein
Bennett Basketball Schedule Completed
Bennett announces the rest of its season schedule for boys and girls teams. Boys play Dec 8 Calamus here and Feb 23 County tournament there. include Dec 12 Wheatland here Dec 15 Durant here Dec 21 Stanwood there Jan 5 Wilton there Jan 9 Springdale here Jan 12 Mechanicsville there Jan 18 Wheatland there Jan 19 London there Jan 26 Wilton here Feb 2 Calamus there Feb 16 Mechanicsville here. Girls play Dec 5 Calamus here Dec 12 Wheatland here Dec 21 Stanwood there Jan 9 Springdale here Jan 16 Wheatland there Feb 2 Calamus there.
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Bennett
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Durant
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Wilton
Springdale
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London
Tinton
Iowa City to Host All-State Football Banquet Speakers
The Gazette reports plans for the all-state banquet honoring University of Iowa varsity and freshman teams to be held next Tuesday. President Walter A. Jessup and George T. Baker will join Major John L. Griffith as formal speakers, with Iowa City chambers of commerce coordinating.
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University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
University
George T. Baker
Davenport
State Board of Education
Chambers of Commerce
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Jay Berwanger Named Most Valuable for Chicago Big Ten
The University of Chicago selects Jay Berwanger, Dubuque, IA, as Big Ten football most valuable player. Berwanger, a sophomore halfback, played every minute in the conference, joining a list including Dave Cook, Bob Jones, Joe Laws, Herman Everhardus, Pug Land, Ed Manske, Michael Vuchinich, Fred Hecker, and Robert Schiller.
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Jay Berwanger
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University of Chicago
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Illinois
Bob Jones
Indiana
Joe Laws
Iowa
Herman Everhardus
Michigan
Pug Land
Minnesota
Ed Manske
Northwestern
Michael Vuchinich
Ohio State
Fred Hecker
Purdue
Robert Schiller
Wisconsin
Trade Winds Blow On Major Fronts In MLB Shuffle
United Press reports a major league shakeup looms as 18 players have moved since 1933 and about ten clubs may trade during the joint session in Chicago. Teams like the Red Sox Athletics White Sox Tigers Browns Dodgers and Reds seek key hitters and hurlers including Grove Bishop Earnshaw Walberg Ferrell Hudlin Cochrane and Halahan. The Giants and Senators may stand pat while Corker and Bush succession rumors swirl around Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
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Red Lucas
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Arlington and Strawberry Point split basketball doubleheader
In Strawberry Point on Tuesday Arlington split the double header. The Arlington second team beat Strawberry Point 10 to 9. The local high school team defeated Arlington 30 to 11 for the night’s other game.
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Strawberry Point
Arlington
Eby Honored After Twenty Seasons at Coe College
Moray L. Eby was honored at a Montrose hotel luncheon after completing his twentieth football season as Coe College head coach. His Coe teams posted 98 wins 44 losses and 9 ties with four Midwest conference titles. The season featured a sweep of opponents except Army Notre Dame and Notre Dame, with major foes including Iowa Illinois Minnesota Notre Dame Wisconsin Iowa State Drake Purdue and St. Louis.
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Moray L. Eby
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Jesse Hawley
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St. Louis
Tama Basketball Season Opens With Key Returnees
Tama high school prepares for a new cage team under coach O E Wilcox after football ends. The squad aims to cut to fifteen. returning letter winners include Benda Fritz Hill and Mc Roberts with Benda likely at center or guard. Schedule lists games from December 13 to February 23 plus the Tama county tournament and league playoff.
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Borhacek
Bostian
Jensen
Porter
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Garwin
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Montezuma
Toledo
Belle Plaine
Dan
Grange Hints At Retirement From Football
Chicago star Red Grange, watching Bears practice, suggested this could be his last season. He said the grind is tough and he may quit after the upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers, though he had spoken similarly before last winter.
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INS
Grange
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Maynard and Clermont Split a Local Doubleheader
Maynard High and Clermont shared the night, the boys game ending 16 to 15 for Maynard while Clermont took the girls contest 22 to 16 on the local floor. The results reflect a tight pair of games in Maynard, Indiana.
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Gazette
Maynard, In
Maynard High
Clermont
Maynard
Rowley Forms Independent Girls Basketball Team
ROWLEY A girls independent basketball team has been organized here. Anyone wishing to schedule games write or phone Marie Rehberg. Phone 904.
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Rowley
Marie Rehberg
Rowley Dominates Toddville 61 19 In Friday Game
Rowley independent basketball team defeated Toddville Tuesday evening 61 to 19. For game requests call 103 or write William H. Reberg.
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Rowley
Toddville
Rowley Cal
William H. Reberg
Kizer Sets Big Ten Pace as Purdue Coach and AD
Noble E. Kizer of Purdue, 32, is the youngest football coach and athletic director in the Big Ten, and the second oldest coach by continuous service. He led Purdue to strong records, developed stars like Miller Horstmann Moss Purvis brothers, and uses the Rockne system with a noted pliant stutter aiding his public presence.
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Noble E. Kizer
Purdue
Robert C. Zuppke
Ilinois
Kizer
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Lafayette
Jimmy Phelan
U. of Washington
Boilermakers
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Ookie" Miller
Roy Horstmann
Paul Moss
Jim
Duane Purvis
Rockne
Irish
Stanford
Practice Keeps Big Ten Teams Busy During Daily Sessions
The passage notes that practice is an engaging privilege with no dull moments on the field. It describes how coaches assign every player tasks, keeping the squad active for the full two hours of daily practice.
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Big Ten
Greenleaf Defeated by George Kelly in Cue Tournament
In Chicago AP reports Ralph Greenleaf the defending champion from New York fell to George Kelly of Philadelphia 125 to 85 in 25 innings. The upset ends Greenleaf’s three year drought as he drops from a five way tie for first while Kelly records his first tournament win. Kelly’s 51 run in the fifteenth inning and a 30 high run later highlighted the match as Erwin Rudolph Andrew Ponzi James Caras and Frank Taberski remained undefeated with one victory each Thursday.
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George Kelly
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Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
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Wilmington
Del
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
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