Iowa to face Carleton Monday in second start of season
Iowa coach Rol lie Williams plans lineup tweaks for the Carleton game at home. Osmaloski earns guard spot while Al Bobby shifts to forward as Carleton, 64 game home win streak, returns Jack McCarthy from injury to bolster the visitors.
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Carleton
University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Hawkeyes
Hamline College
Wolialusal
Luekuiae Loowail
Ohio
Carls
al Bobby
Frederic Schwartz
Northwestern
Iowans
Jack McCarthy
Hawkeye
Pittsburgh
Panther
Towa Carleton
Bobby
Sscesceseness
Parker Barko
Okoren Blackmer i
McCarthy
Powell
Osmalosk
Tom Grabbe
Kriox
Jesse Day
Davenport
Ninth Team Added To City Y Cage Loop
The Yankees will join City Y basketball for 1934 35 adding a ninth team and extra midweek games. Sid ney P. File announced weekly doubleheaders on Wednesday and, in some cases, two games per week. Tuesday night matchups include Rude Auto versus Yankee fives and Ramblers against CCC Co. 782 with Solon.
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Y. Basketball League
Sidney P. File
Rude Auto Company
Yankee Fives
Ramblers
CCC Co
Solon
Y. Dorm
Platt
Lisbon
Light Company
Cardinals
Manchester Wins Pair From Winthrop
Manchester wins a double header over Winthrop to open the season. The junior high team edged Winthrop 23 to 17 with Taylor scoring 17 of Manchester's points. In the feature, Manchester won 21 to 10 as the game stayed close through the third quarter.
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Manchester
Manchester High Tea
Winthrop
Taylor
Stewart
Kimport
Dygert
Milroy
Fletcher
Mullan
McIntosh
Roloff
Postel
Hilter
B. Hickman
Neilson
D. Hickman
Dale Lowe To Lead Marion Grid Team In 1935
Marion high school's 1934 football season ended with a 51 to 67 scoring edge for opponents as Dale Lowe was elected captain for 1935. Seven returning lettermen and a strong defensive unit give Marion a building block, with Lowe and Reed among the top scorers.
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Dale Lowe
Marion
Marion High
Crimson
DeWitt
Manchester
Independence
Mt. Vernon
Tipton
Marionites
DeWitt and Vinton
Don Wolfe
Dale Lawe
Sterling
Layer
Hagerman
Haines
McDonnell
Edwards
Oxley
McKain
Goodyear
King
Lacock
Oldfather
Norman Johnson
Lowe
Junior Reed
Derflinger
Central City Girls Edge Alburnett 15 14 in Narrow Victory
The Central City girls defeated Alburnett 15 to 14 as CC led from the start. In the boys game, Alburnett overtook Central City after the opening stretch and led 23 to 17 at the end of the first period.
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Central City
Alburnett
Professor Attacks Non Paying College Athletes
In Omaha Neb, Prof Charles F Bongardt Creighton University denounces intercollegiate rules banning salaries for athletes He argues scholarships and aid should extend equally to athletes and non athletes and questions athletic participation tied to course pass marks He calls current conference rules scraps of paper and harmful to deserving students
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Omaha
Neb
Lntercollegiate
Charles F. Bongardt
Creighton University
Bongardt
Aevo
Saw Father Become An All-American Son Now A Star
MARSHALL Mich AP Back in 1923 1924 Homer Hazel made Walter Camp s all American team at Rutgers His son Larry now star quarterback for Marshall High School The elder Hazel a businessman sits on the Marshall bench at every game Larry 16 is a junior and his father calls him an excellent prospect after three years of watching him play football
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Marshall
Mich
Homer Hazel
Walter Camp
Rutgers
Larry
Marshall High School
Hazel
South English Splits Twin Bill With Kinross
South English defeated Kinross 32 to 26 on Kinross floor in the first game while Kinross won the second 13 to 12. Keswick will play at South English Monday night.
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The
Gazette
Kinross
Keswick
Fayette High Grabs Two Wins Over Elgin Cagers
Fayette High defeated Elgin 26 to 20 in the varsity game and 22 to 14 in the reserves as the team secured a double victory Friday night in Elgin.
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the Gazette
Elgin—Fayette High
Elgin
Fayette
Bears Giants in Title Game Today
The 1934 pro championship pits the Chicago Bears against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds with an expected crowd of 50 000. Injuries dampen both sides as Nagurski leads the Bears while Badgro and Newman restrain the Giants. recent close meetings heighten anticipation of a dynamic finale.
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Rose
Sugar
Cookie
Polo Grounds
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Notre Dame
Army
Ed Thorp
Bears
Ken Strong
Giants
Beattie Feathers
Joe Kopcha
Feathers
Kopcha
Harry Newman
Strong
Chicago
Swift
Bronko Nagurski
Nagurski
Bob'"Cahn
G. H. Lowe
Brimouthy
George Vergara
M. O. Meyer
Ohio Wesleyan
St Patrick's Invades Iowa City for Cage Inaugural
The St Patrick's basketball team opens its season tonight against St Patrick's of Iowa City on the visitors’ floor. Coach Dick Zvacek leads the Shamrock quintet in a 15 game schedule, with a hoped for strong lineup including Louis Hays Don McDermott Carroll Phelps John Machovee Bob Dolan and others. The first home game follows next Sunday against St Wenceslaus.
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St. Patrick’s
Iowa City
West Side Five
Dick Zvacek
Shamrock
Louis Hays
Don McDermott
Carroll Phelps
John Machovee
Bob Dolan
John Getz
William Driscoll
John May
William Shannahan
Anthony Corsello
Joe Husack
St. Wenceslaus
La Ditzi and Savage set for Legion Festival headlining bout
The Ameri can Legion show pits Rudy La Ditzi against Steve Savage of Milwaukee next Friday after George Mack won by disqualification, leaving La Ditzi to kiss the canvas in a two out of three fall main event. Mack suffered a deep gash and blood loss, delaying a possible Savage clash. promoter plans keep Bos ton Caveman in reserve for the card. Arthur Von Saxon meets Roughhouse Nelson, with Nelson billed as a villain earlier.
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American Legion
Rudy la Ditzi
George Mack
la Ditzi
Steve Savage
Milwaukee
Savage
Mack
la Dizzi
Legion
New Yorker
Cee eEone
la ‘Ditzi
Chicago
Boston
Caveman
Jack Vincent
Bob Wagner
Arthur von Saxon
Roughhouse Nelson
Nelson
von Saxon
Grinnell names 35 for 1935 indoor track squad
Grinnell College announces a 35 man invitational track list for 1935 under coach Les ter Duke. Veterans returning include Harold Anderson and Bob Bair among others. 11 invitees are tied up with varsity basketball and unavailable for indoor track. Organized practices begin after Christmas vacation. schedule not yet finalized.
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Tor the Gazette
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Lester Duke
Harold Anderson
Bob Bair
Don Bentley
Jim Bradley
Wes Clark
Arnold Dickinson
Tom Gordon
Harald Knapheide
Jim Langlas
Joe McElveen
Dick Mason
Gordon Meeter
Bob Morgan
Bill Parzybok
Don Arnold
Bill Evans
Bob Evans
Marion Frye
Arnold Hagen
Gene Klepfer
Don Kingery
Loren Lindquist
Paul Light
Bob McAlister
John McMurray
George Marker
Claire Miller
Bill Miller
Roger Nelson
Harvey Oliphant
Bob Reeser
Bill Taggert
Jim Stauss
Bob Work
Duke
14 Games Booked For I C Cagers In Coming Season
A fourteen game basketball schedule for the Immaculate Conception team was announced by Rev. N C Barrett athletic director at the east side school. The card lists contests with leading parochial teams including St Patrick's St Wenceslaus St Ambrose of Davenport and Columbia of Dubuque. The first home game is December 17 with Greene of Iowa City.
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Immaculate Conception
N C. Barrett
East Side
St. Patrick’s
St. Wenceslaus
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Columbia
Dubuque
Oeene
Iowa City
Football Captains On Their Way Out Across Colleges
A survey by the Associated Press finds at least fourteen major schools now elect or appoint captains for each game or season. St Marys Galloping Gaels use four field leaders, with fraternity politics cited as a reason for the shift. Baylor Oklahoma Texas A M and others follow game leaders or honorary posts while eastern teams and the Big Ten cling to tradition.
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NEW York
St. Mary’s Galloping
Santa Clara
Baylor
Oklahoma
Texas A
Southwest
Sewanee
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Midwest
Big Ten
Viola High Beats Springville In Tight 25 19 Victory
Viola High remains undefeated at 5 0 by defeating a previously unbeaten Springville squad 25 to 19 Friday night. Captain Smeltzer Smith and Koppenhaver led the offense while Drumbarger was injured early in the third quarter.
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Viola, Jra
Viola High School
Springville
Viola
Drumbarger
Smeltzer
Smith
Koppenhaver
Big Purple
Fowler
Hoge
Anamosa Firemen
North Dakota Lacks Recorded Earthquakes in U S
North Dakota remains the only U S state without a documented earthquake event on record. Scientists note no confirmed seismic activity in official catalogs, reflecting a persistently quiescent geological history for the region.
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North Dakota
Union
Present Day Gridmen Not Softies Says Coach
Yale veteran and coaches debate modern football toughness noting higher eligibility, deeper squads, more speed and brains. They argue today’s players endure longer, use strategic lineups, and rarely substitute, while old timers recall tougher eras and tug of war contrasts.
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York
Pudge Heffelfinger
Yale
Heffelfinger
O’dea
Poe
Hinkley
Hinkey
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Harry Mehre
Georgia Bulldogs
Mossbacks
Georgia
Handball League Organized For YMCA Courts
Arrangements completed for a YMCA handball league with seventeen players signed for the American league. Schedule uses a round robin format with weekly averages. First matches run December 10 to 12, featuring Joe Kust versus Bill Heyman and others, with Joe Russ given a bye. A second league, a National league, may form if enough players sign up.
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Sivwt
Fenterend
Wey Wyedeveeday
Bill Heyman
Otto Ambroz
Herb Thorne
Don Steffa
Beryl Jackson
Vince Bartunek
Harley Hollenbeck
Mike Kelly
Tom Yarnall
Harold Ross
Ralph Yuill
Wes Sila
Ed. Hollander
Ty Rankinen
Bob Kutchera
Joe Russ
Clarence High Cagers Take Three Wins Over Wheatland
Clarence High teams swept Wheatland in a triple header Friday night. The regulars won 21 to 17, the reserves 12 to 6, and the girls edged to 33 to 16.
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Clarence High Cagers
Clarence
Wheatland
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