Iowa Quintet Polishes Off Carleton Cagers By 36 To 23
Iowa posted its second practice win over a Minnesota foe by defeating Carleton 36 to 23. The Hawkeyes built a 10-0 start, led 22 to 9 at halftime, and pulled away late as Blackmer led Iowa with eight points and Parker paced Carleton with nine.
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Carleton Cagers
Blackmer
Parker
Carls
Ee City
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Carleton College
Hawkeyes
Hamline
Carleton
Burke
Bobby
Grim
Moran
McCarthy
Wiliams
BP Moran
Foster
Rosenthal
Tangeman
O'Okoren
Barko
Powel
Abby
Ruldall Grim
i'Larson
Buss
Towa
Tom Crabbe
iKneal
Jesse Day
Davenport
Tutors Edge Grinnell On Free Throw Finish
In Cedar Falls Town State Teachers edged Grinnell 24 to 24 after a late free throw by Peterson decided the outcome. The Pioneers led 15 to 11 at the half but the Tutors rallied to tie and then pull ahead before Grinnell’s final surge.
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Cedar Falls
Grinnell Cage
Pioneers
Tutors
Grinnell
Peterson
Stainback Of Cubs Will Get Married
George Tucker Stainback, 22, outfielder for the Chicago Cubs, and Alice Jones, 20, of Los Angeles, filed a notice of intention to wed at the marriage license office in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
George Tucker
Stainback
Chicago Cubs
Alice Jones
Miss Jones
Wisconsin Defeats Wabash Five 33 to 20
Wisconsin opened strong and led 12 7 before Wabash mounted an eight point run to pull within six at 20 14 midway through the first half. The Badgers steadied and pulled away late in the period to lead 20 7 at halftime and cruised to a 33 20 victory.
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Wisconsin
Wabash
Madison
Wis
Badgers
Cardinal
Stanley Girls And Boys Beat Maynard In Double Victory
Stanley high teams swept Maynard on Saturday night with the boys winning 15 to 2 and the girls defeating Maynard 12 to 7 in a strong doubleheader showing by the Stanley squad.
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Maynard
Stanley High
Stanley Boys
Purdue Beats Western State 42 to 28 in Opener
Purdue opened its 1934-1935 basketball season with a 42 to 28 victory over Western State at Lafayette. Purdue held a 22 to 17 lead at halftime and maintained the edge through the second half.
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Purdue
Western State
Lafayette
Ind
Puredue
Grange Offered Pro Grid Coaching Post
Harold Grange, the Galloping Ghost, may return to football as coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates after a talk with owner Arthur Rooney. Grange, 31, had planned retirement after the Bears Loss to the Giants, but Rooney hopes to persuade him to lead next season. John McEwan was released as Brooklyn Dodgers coach with no replacement named.
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NEW York
Babe Ruth
Harold “Red” Grange
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Grange
Illinois
Chicago
Arthur Rooney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rooney
Luby de Meola
de Meola
Pirates
John McEwan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Referee dispute fuels Friday Legion wrestling show
New York’s Rudy La Ditzi vows to face fans’ wrath in a headline bout at the Coliseum against Steve Savage of Milwaukee after last week’s disqualification and a controversial decision that left Berton’s winner perceived as the loser. Referee Dick Vincent and Alex Fidler return in La Ditzi’s corner amid ongoing friction over officiating.
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Dick Vincent
Oklahoma City
Cedar Rapids
Alex Fidler
la Ditai
Ta Ditai
Fidler
Leng
Ted Onnaman
la Divi
Table Tennis Meet Opens Tuesday for Local Season
The local table tennis season starts next Tuesday with an entry fee of 10 cents. Entries must be filed by Saturday. Matches may be played after noon on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The tournament has two classes: players up to 35 in one division and older contestants in the other.
Delhi and Colesburg Divide Double Bill
Delhi high school teams split wins against Colesburg in a Friday double header. In the curtain raiser Delhi led early and finished 31 23. In the boys game Colesburg took and held the lead ending at 21 16.
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Spreia
Delhi
Colesburg
Delhi Gams
Taok
Wrestling results by AP reach set of falls across cities
AP boxing style notes report wrestling results with several matches listed by city including Portland Me and Oklahoma. Names like Jim Londas Dick Shikat and Del Tom Allen appear among scores and two out of three falls outcomes.
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THU Associatid Press
New York
Jim Londas
Dick Shikat
Tom Allen
Spokane
Toni Colesano
West
Portland
Cowbey Mughes
Oklahoma
Chuck Monta
Delrott
Grant Panthers Face Iowa City in MV Conference Clash
The Grant Panthers host Iowa City in a Mississippi Valley Conference game while Washington travels to Clinton for a league bout. Grant aims to rebound after an overtime loss to Muscatine and bolster standings. both teams expect to be ready and favored.
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Washington High
Iowa City
Grant Panthers
Clinton
Tigers
Muscatine
Grant
Panthers
Dubuque
Washington
Monticello High Wins Unbeaten Football Season
Monticello High wrapped its season without defeat or losses, compiling 2,386 rushing and passing yards on 349 plays while allowing 867. Captain Matthiessen gained 1,318 yards on 201 rushes. The team completed 43 of 76 passes for 718 yards. A banquet honoring the players and coach Francis Merten will be held Tuesday, with Ray Hoag as toastmaster and Cornell College’s Dick Barker as guest speaker.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Francis Merten
Ray Hoag
Dick Barker
Cornell College
Matthiessen
Dubuque
Manchester
West Liberty
Tipton
West Branch
U High
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Marion
Minnesota to Receive Rockne Memorial Trophy
Minnesota champions, fourth Western conference team to win the Rockne football trophy, will receive the award in Minneapolis on December 20 during the Minnesota Carleton basketball game. Professor Frank G. Dickinson, originator of the system, will present the prize. The trophy winners since 1924 include Notre Dame Dartmouth Stanford Illinois Southern California Notre Dame Southern California Michigan Michigan and Minnesota.
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Champaign
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minnesota- Carleton
Frank G. Dickinson
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Stanford
Illinois
Southern California
Michigan
Boxing Roundup From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple bouts with winners including Barner Ross retaining a world lightweight title by outpointing Bobbs Pacho in Cleveland and Danny Hassett Vik beating Sammy Slaughter in Pittsburgh. Other results list George Levs knocking out Johnnie Toomey in Newark and Abe Wasserman defeating Johnny De Foe in New York.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Barner Ross
Bobbs Pacho
Los Angeles
Junior Welterwetehtitle
Wallington
Fidse Burl
Jackesonville
Fla
Pete Ne Cgrasae
Winnipeg
Heb Turner
Newsport News
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Salt Lake City
Newark NJ
George Levs
Trenton
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Newark
Hoston
Harry Devine
Mt. Woorcester
Edithe Ran
New York
Montyokk
Masa—Tang
Leominster
Tom Chester
Brooklyn
Abe Wasserman
Newne
Johnny de Foe
Bears Giants game eyed for fixing after big fourth quarter
The column argues the Bears Giants matchup could not have been fixed noting the college background of most players, the required stake of at least fifty thousand dollars, and the improbability of a gamblers scheme involving many athletes. It also notes Stan Kostka may enter West Point and previews Town versus Carleton basketball height on display.
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New York
Bears
Giants
Town
Carleton
Hawkeye
Two Fears in Golf: Slow Back and Fear of Misses
The text explains common golfing terms and warns against misusing the slow back, urging players to start smoothly and increase pace gradually to the top. It also counsels golfers not to fear misplays while swinging and to concentrate on the ball.
Dempsey Deposits Championship Gloves in Cornerstone
Jack Dempsey placed the gloves with which he won the heavyweight title from Jess Willard in Toledo in the cornerstone of his new restaurant opposite Madison Square Garden. The ceremony Monday was attended by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and about 500 onlookers.
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New York
INS
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Center Point Beats Whittier In Season Openers
Whittier lost a double-header to Center Point. The girls fell 39 to 18 and the boys 41 to 20. These were Whittier's first games of the season.
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the Gazette
Whittier
Center Point
Trade Winds Blow At Major Meetings In Baseball
New York AP The open season for baseball deals began as owners and managers gathered for the American and National league meetings. Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins pursued Jack Burns or Oscar Melillo from the Browns or Joe Kuhel and Buddy Myer from the Senators, with prices rising. Ford C. Frick aimed to become NL president and dog-race use of Braves Park faced opposition. American leaguers planned all star venue and barnstorming ideas. A possible post season Pacific coast trip by the pennant winner was floated.
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New York
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Yawkey
Collins
Joe Cronin
Jack Burns
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Browns
Joe Kuhel
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Boston
Melilla
Sox
Eddie Morgan
National League
Ford C. Frick
Emil C. Fuchs
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Manila
Orient
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
International League
Pacific Coast
Ross Outpoints Bobby Pacho To Retain Laurels
Barney Ross retained his junior welterweight title by outpointing Bobby Pacho of California in Cleveland. Ross built a clear edge in nine of twelve rounds while Pacho pressed late. Weights stood at 138 and 138 1 2 pounds. A 13,000 crowd paid $30,000.
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Cleveland
Barney Ross
Bobby Pacho
California
Chicago
United Press
Pacho
Marion Football Team Honored At Wednesday Banquet
The Marion high school football team of 43 members under Coach Don Wolfe will be feted at the annual football banquet in the I O O F hall Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Sponsored by Marion post 298 of the American Legion. Tickets from Legionaires and committee members. The Legion Auxiliary serves the dinner. Speakers include Bill Boelter University of Iowa freshman coach and ex players Dick Crayne Dwight Hoover Floyd McDowell.
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Marion High School
Don Wolfe
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marion Post No 298
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Bill Boeler
University of Iowa
Dick Crayne
Dwight Hoover
Floyd McDowell
John H. Pazour
Z. N. Lundy
Marion Post
Ivan King
C. B. Vernon
Dale Lowe
Boelter
Crayne
Hoover
McDowell
Conrad Wins Both Ends Of Double Header In Grundy Center
Conrad teams defeated Grundy Center squads in a home double header. The girls fell 42 to 39 and the boys 19 to 17 as Grun dy Center kept pace throughout with Conrad leading narrowly at several points.
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The
Gazette
Grundy
Spartans
Spartanettes
Conrad
Minnesota Gophers vs Chicago Bears hypothetical clash debated
The piece surveys coaches players and fans on who would win a Bears Gophers matchup. Opinions split with several predicting Minnesota speed and depth could overcome the defending Bears experience and power. A mix of college and pro figures weigh in with varied verdicts.
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Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Bear
New York Giants
Bears
Giants
Evvery
Alabama
Gophers
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Journal
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Indiana
Bernie Bierman
Bob Shimmin
Ralph Cannon
Chicago Daily News
Ed Shave
St. Paul
Daily News
Lund
Kostka
Alfonso
Stan Kostka
Ike‘Sewell
University of Texas
Marvin McCarthy
Chicago Daily Times
Fred Gilles
Cornell
Chicago Cardinals
de Paul
Beattie Feathers
Jay Wyatt
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Jim Kelly
Pros Again Move to Open Up Game
The National Professional Football League voted five 1935 rule changes aimed at widening attack and crowd appeal. Fumbles become free balls except after kicks or forward passes, sideline zones increase to 15 yards, and fumbles may be recovered and advanced both directions. Penalties now apply from the scrimmage line.
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New York
INL
National Professional Football League
Joe Carr
Illini Split Doubleheader With De Paul And Bradley Tech
In Champaign Illinois opened the season with a double header. De Paul beat Illinois 29 to 26 after leading 16 to 13 at halftime and extending the margin to 11 in the second half. Illinois defeated Bradley of Peoria 55 to 25 as Roy Guttschow scored six baskets and a free throw.
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Champaign, Ill
INS
University of Illinois
de Paul University of Chicago
Illini
Illinois
Bradley
Peoria
de Paul
Linskey
de Paul Guard
Invaders
Roy Guttschow
Milini
Dysart Wins Doubleheader at Garwin Friday Night
Dysart high school basketball teams won both games of a doubleheader at Garwin. The first stringers beat Garwin 28 to 22, while the seconds triumphed 15 to 8.
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Gazette Dysart
Dysart High School
Garwin
Keswick Splits Doubleheader With South English
In Keswick and South English Monday night action South English won the first game 23 to 8. Keswick captured the second game 10 to 4 to split the twin bill.
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Keswick
Storks Decline Tied to Poisoned Grasshoppers Abroad
Y M C A Church League reports Storks, once seen as a sanitary asset in Holland, are thinning due to consuming poisoned grasshoppers while wintering in South Africa, affecting local ecological balance.
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Holland
South Africa
James Ross Chosen Captain Of Oelwein High Eleven
OELWEIN IOWA James Ross was selected captain of the 1935 Oelwein high school football team. Kenneth Leverington served as captain in 1934 making way for the new leader.
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James Ross
Oelwein High Eleven
Oelwein
Oelwein High School
Kenneth Leverington
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