National League Allows Night Games in 1935 Seven at Home per Club
The National League voted to permit seven home night games per club in 1935 to aid financially weaker teams. Crosley won broader support for night games with several teams backing the plan after initial opposition from the Giants and Dodgers. Fuchs signaled possible leases to use Fenway for Braves games, paving the way for night baseball expansion under NL rules.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Emil Fuchs
Boston
Braves Field
Fenway Park
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New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Crosley
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Fuchs
Braves
Pirates chief Traynor targets three to four trades
Harold Piet Traynor, Pirates manager, negotiating with three or four clubs including Philadelphia and Boston. He vows three or four deals before returning home, aiming to strengthen the Pirates while leaving Paul Waner off the block.
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Harold Piet Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Traynor
Corsairs
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Boston Braves
Trent
Kel
Pittsbugh
Paul Fuchs
Bill
Ford
Bourret
Wintee Sox Face Possible Sale Over 1935 Standings
Stanwood boys and girls win two games as focus turns to 4 1935 winner. The text notes pressure on the Wintee Sox toward sale if performance lags. Readers see local youth sports and potential team fate tied to upcoming results.
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Stanwood
Grant,Tied For 1st In Mississippi Valley Hoop
The Mississippi Valley conference basketball season opens with West Waterloo and Grant sharing early lead by beating Iowa City and Dubuque respectively. This week includes three conference games Friday with Davenport at Dubuque and Grant at Clinton, plus East Waterloo hosting West Waterloo in a city showdown. Davenport travels to Muscatine Saturday.
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West Waterloo
Davenport
Dubuque
Grant CR
Clinton
Muscatine
J.grant
Grant
Washington
East
Town City
Grant, CR
Washington, DR
Nine Meets Booked By Iowa Wrestlers
Iowa wrestlers scheduled nine meets including events in Iowa City and Ames with coaches and dates referenced. Meet details appear scattered and partially legible, indicating a busy schedule for the team.
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Iowa
Wenceslaus Boys Top St Marys in 23-18 Victory
St Wenceslaus the south side school defeated St Marys of Waterloo 23 to 18 after a slow start. Quackenbush led Waterloo with an eight point first half edge as St Wenceslaus surged in the second period to seal the win. The girls had prevailed earlier 30 to 28.
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St Marsh's
Waterloo
South Side
Stirling
Quackenbush
Drake rallies to beat Simpson 20 17
In Indianola Iowa the Drake Bulldogs overcame a 14-10 halftime deficit to defeat Simpson 20-17 in a hard fought cager contest. The rally came in the second half as Drake pulled ahead and closed strong.
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Simpson
Indianola
Rallyingoan
Drake Hulldogs
Exson
Minnesota Triumphs Over St Thomas 28 18
Minnesota defeated St Ther basketball team 28 to 18 in a revenge win. The Gophers led 14 to 12 at halftime and pulled away after the break to seal the victory.
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Minnesota Licks St. Thomas
Minnae Apolis
Minn
Minnesota
St Ther
Minesota College Conference
Gopher
Wrestling results by the Associated Press report
New York Leo Wallick 136 defeated Maurice La Chanvelle 178 by throw. France Hed ATRANY WN defeated Don George 220. South Java No defeated George Zary noff. Ukrainia won two out of three falls over Me Leo Lefrebre 201. Canada defeated Pied Caroni 109. Lenn Mass won three falls. Minneapolis Abe Coleman of New York threw Mondy Joe Cox of Canton on 32 35.
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New York
Leo Wallick
Germany
Maurice la Chanvelle
France
Don George
South Java No
George Zarynoff
Ukrainia
Aidopeound
Leo Lefrebre
Canada
Pied Caroni
Lenn
Mass
Minneapolis
Abe Coleman
Mondy
Joe Cox
Canton
Town coaches to be strengthened for 1935 season
In a detailed preview of Minnesota football, Earl Red Peppers reports that Ossie Solem will add at least one experienced line coach for 1935 with a possibility of a second coach to focus on ends. The sought candidate includes Tarzan Taylor of Marquette, a former Ohio State guard, with other names like Lowell Otte discussed as potential assistants.
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Hawks
Ossie Solem
Solem
Iowa
Tarzan” Taylor
Marquette
Ohio State
Taylor
Frank Murray
Salem
Tay
Lowell Otte
Tarkio College
Missouri
Rollie Williams
Otto Vogel
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Zud Schammel
Hawkeye
Vogel
Magnussen
College of Medicine
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Giants
George Davis
Cardinals
George Watkins
Watkins
New York
Davis
Phillies
Terry
Huey Long
Louisiana State University
Biff Jones
Army
Huey
Jones
Tulane
Tennessee
Oregon
Dutra's 144 Leads In 12500 Open At Miami
Olin Dutra the defending national open champion built a two stroke lead at the Miami Biltmore Open after a 74 in the second round to go with his 70 first day total. Abe Espinosa slipped to second at 146 as Johnny Farrell Orville White and Mike Tunnesa tied for third at 147. Tony Longo led the chase with 149 after a 73 second round.
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Miami
Fla
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Short Hills
N. J
Orville White
St. Louis
Mike Tunnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Leonard B. Schmutte
Findlay
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Tony Longo
Mamaroneck
Vinton Opens Cage Schedule With Grinnell Friday
Vinton high school begins its basketball season Friday hosting Grinnell with fourteen games on the slate plus county and sectional tournaments. The roster leans on last year's reserves and features Edmond Moser Gilchrist Abernathy Lent Beresford Horak Kaiser Hite St. Clair Anderson Stewart in various guard and forward roles. The schedule lists home and away games against Marengo Steamboat Rock Town City Manchester Marion Independence La Porte City Williamsburg and a county tournament and sectional tournament to follow.
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Gazette
Vinton
Vinton High
Grinnell
Cameron
Iettermen
Edmond
Moser
Gilchrist
Abernathy
Lent
Beresford
Horak
la Porte City
Williamsburg
Lincoln Highway Cage League Organized in Iowa
Representatives from DeWitt Calamus Lowden Clarence Manchester and Lisbon met in Lowden to organize The Lincoln Highway Basketball League with Lee Crelly of Lisbon as secretary and treasurer. Schedules not yet set but games likely begin by year end.
Troy Mills Splits With Walker Teams
Troy Mills boys beat Walker 44 to 24 in a Saturday double header on the local floor. Walker girls lost 50 to 3 to Troy Mills. Friday the teams travel to Coggon to face the Coggon squads.
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Troy Mills
Troy Mills High School
Walker High
Walker
Coggon
Rowley Glee Club performs operetta Ask the Professor
Rowley high school glee club staged the operetta Ask the Professor in the community hall directed by Miss Buchanan with a cast including Lucille Kirsch Virginia Brasch Ellwood Hand Paul Conrad Fern Crain Mary Barrett Hugh Campbell Donald McGrath Wanda Sherman Dorothhy Burdick Zelma Miller Marion Bishop and Leland Corkery. OSSIAN High school junior class presents The Mystery of the Third Gable directed by Miss Gertrude Carpenter at Ossian opera house with Marguerite Elleson Anetta Aslaksen Lawrence Schlee Lloyd Larson Jean Nichollson Marion Boyle Maybew Limbeck Robert Montagne Wayne Green.
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Rowley High School
Miss Buchanan
Lucille Kirsch
Virginia Brasch
Ellwood Hand
Paul Conrad
Fern Crain
Mary Barrett
Hugh Campbell
Donald McGrath
Wanda Sherman
Dorothhy Burdick
Zelma Miller
Marion Bishop
Leland Corkery
Ossian
Gertrude Carpenter
Ossian Opera House
Marguerite Elleson
Anetta Aslaksen
Lawrence Schlee
Lloyd Larson
Jean Nichollson
Marion Boyle
Maybew Limbeck
Robert Montagne
Wayne Green
Solon
Solon High School
Frank Hess
George Ham
Eugene Reuter
Arthur Cambridge
Winifred Beranek
Mayme Rushek
Lorna Kasper
Ruby Zimmerman
Eloise Achey
Ralph Sovers
Evelyn Raim
Omer Miller
Virginia Wilson
Joseph Poduska
Postville
Red Cross
W. H. Burling
Maude Baily
A. C Webster
Order of Eastern Star
J M. Cooper
A. D. Harvey
H. L. Smith
Charles Gary
E. J. Gould
A. D. Paxton
RM. Collar
Alice Linville
Minnesota Faces Backlash Over Gopher Transfer Rule
Minnesota reels from a Big Ten transfer ruling costing four star players and sparking calls for other schools to scrutinize transfer athletes. Coach Bernie Bierman accuses officials of evading the rule as Wisconsin denies any violation by Mario Pacetti who finished exams before rejoining the team.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Big Ten
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Wisconsin
Mario Pacetti
Badger
Badgers
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Pacetti
Savage Rematch Promises Elite Wrestling Action at Coliseum
Milwaukee star Steve Savage headlines a Friday night American Legion show at the Coliseum with Rudy LaDizzio and George Mack returning. LaDizzi faces Savage as fodder, while Mack battles ex heavyweight Jack Vincent after a brutal LaDizzi bout. Arthur Von Saxon meets Roughhouse Nelson in the opener.
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American Legion
Rudy la Dillai
George Mack
la Diizi
Savage
la Dizzi
Mack
Jack Vincent
Arthur von Saxon
Roughhouse Nelson
Chicago
Iowa State Nips Coe In Last Half 30 To 26
Iowa State edged Coe 30 to 26 as Jack Cowen sparked the Cyclones with seven markers while Waldo Wegner was limited to no field goals. Harold Wilkinson led Coe with five points, and the Kohawks briefly led before Cyclone runs sealed the win in Cedar Rapids.
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Cowen
Cyclones
Wilkinson
Uccessful
Waldo Wegner
Jack Cowen
Iowa State Five
Cedar Rapids
Kohawks
Aggies
Ames
Wegner
Crimson
Kohawk
Harold Wilkinson
Kammer
Schneider
John Cowan
Keith
Holmes
Flemming
Thompson
Iowa hosts Pittsburgh in weekend basketball clash
Iowa fans expect a big test as Pittsburgh visits the field house in a high scoring hit. Coach Rollie Williams reshuffled the lineup and sophomore Dick Moran from Rock Island scored six points to boost Iowa past Carleton. Clair Cribbs, last season's All American, now plays forward for the Panthers.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Pittsburgh University
Panthers
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Rollie Williams
Carleton
Dick Moran
Rock Island, II
Rock Island
Clair Cribbs
Jabs Across Cities Tie Ring Action in Regional Bouts
In a crowded slate of bouts, Tony Cancela stopped Cora Griffin in Tampa. Ralph Cong outpointed Tuffy Dial in Houston. Will Sears outpointed Henry Firpe in Pottsville. Bus Breese defeated Tommy Paul in Kansas City. Wrankle Bish beat Gene O’Leary in St. Petersburg. Oscar Rankin downed Tommy Ries in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fla
Cora Griffin
Columbus
Gan
Houston
Ralph Cong
New Orleans
Tuffy Dial
Sioux City
Pottsville
Will Sears
Minersville
Henry Firpe
Louiaville
Kansas City
Breese
Manhattan
Kan
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
ST. Petersburg
Fls
Wrankle Bish
Camden
Gene O'Leary
Asbury Park
Los Angeles
Oscar Rankin
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Philadelphia
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