Gazette Silver Skates to Host Dec. 29 Ice Carnival
The Cedar Rapids Gazette and the Cedar Rapids Skating association announce the second annual ice skating carnival on the Cedar river with the Gazette Silver Skates and medals as Iowa titles. The tentative date is December 29 with plans for Ellis Park if ice is solid. Invitations go to Minnesota clubs. delegates from Dubuque Des Moines Amana Oskaloosa Fairfax Oelwein Davenport attended last year and are expected again. Officials meet Tuesday night to finalize staff and entrants. new officers will run the event with a strong local contingent.
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Gazette Sports Department
Wisconsin Romps Past Marquette 35 22 in Madison
Wisconsin remains undefeated with a 35 to 22 victory over Marquette before 8,600 fans at Madison. Leading contributors include Sokody and Wherry with strong scoring for the Badgers while Marquette struggles to mount a late push.
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Week of OIX prep games includes six contests
The coming week features six prep basketball games with three on local floors Friday and three away on Tuesday. Wilson visits Mount Vernon to rebound after a loss to West Waterloo, while Immaculate Conception faces St Ambrose at Davenport and St Wenceslaus plays Newhall. McKinley travels to Roosevelt after beating Wilson, and St Marys Iowa City meets St Patricks at Iowa City. Franklin hosts Wilson in a potential tight rematch after Franklin dropped both earlier games. Junior high and sophomore prelims start Thursday with Wilson at McKinley and Franklin at Roosevelt.
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Ohio State Triumphs Over Evansville 38 21
Ohio State dominates Evansville 38 to 21 in Columbus, jumping to the lead early and using full-court pressure. Buckeyes push reserves in the second half as Maglaris and Thurebach pace Evansville scoring, with Whitlinger and McDonald contributing for the Buckeyes.
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Panthers Defeat Trojans 12 7 In California Clash
University of Pittsburgh outscored Southern California 12 to 7 at Memorial Coliseum before about 45 000 fans. Pitt earned two first half touchdowns via Frank Patrick and Hubert Randor with a late third period drive. USC answered with a last minute 19 yard TD by William Gaisford after a 39 yard Pitt drive. Sutherland added the conversion.
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Clustered College Scores Share Football and Basketball Totals
A dense listing of football and basketball results shows Pittsburgh Pirates and multiple colleges scoring across varied games. Notable outputs include Louisiana Poly 32 versus Tampa 7 and Southern California 2. Utah 20, Iowa 22, Michigan 35, Ohio State 35, and Indiana 38 among many others, with overtime outcomes and multiple regional college matchups listed.
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Golden Gloves seat demand brisk in Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Gazette announces ticket applications for its Golden Glove boxing tournament with preliminaries on February 3 and 4 in the coliseum. Prices range from 41 to 112 cents including tax, and mail orders are to Cashier The Gazette Cedar Rapids. Finals set for February 12 with a trip to Chicago for winners.
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Sport Chatter by Earl Red Pepper on 1935 superlatives
The United Press prompts sports editors with fourteen questions to predict 1936 superlatives. Answers cover greatest year disappointment for teams and individuals, future moves for Ruth Dempsey and Jones, subsidies for college players, and standout athletic achievements. Also includes opinions on rule changes, notable remarks on Dizzy Dean and Max Schmeling, and speculative notes on players like Goodman and Foxx.
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Southern Conference lifts ban on radio broadcasts
The Southern Conference met in Richmond to postpone action on two major issues. They moved to outlaw financial inducements to athletes and to increase league size but ended the session by lifting the ban on radio broadcasting and tidying minor items.
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Panthers Outclass Hawkeye Quintet For Easy Victory
Pittsburgh barnstormers routed the Iowa Hawkeyes 32 to 22 before about 4,000. Captain Ted Roderick and Michal Radvansky led with nine points each as Pittsburgh used a fast passing attack, held a 12 to 9 halftime lead, and pulled away after the break. Rosenthal topped Iowa with eight points. Barko was limited to a field goal and a free throw.
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Bruins Narrowly Top St. Mary's In Close UCAA Clash
UCLA defeated St. Mary’s 13 to 7 at Kerat stadium in a bruising game. Charles Cheshire at quarterback and Schroeder at end connected on a key 26-yard pass for UCLA’s second score. St. Mary’s answered with an 80-yard drive and a late stand, but UCLA sealed the win with a 12-yard scoring drive aided by a 5-yard offside penalty. Williams added the extra point as the Bruins finished strong in cool weather before 8,500 fans.
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Carleton Upsets Minnesota Five In Ragged Showdown
Carleton College defeated Minnesota 20 26 in a rough game at the Gopher Field House on Saturday night. Ralph Strom led Carleton with ten points, while Glenn Barnum added eight for Minnesota. The Gophers struggled at the free throw line, a major factor in their loss.
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Michigan Wolverines Rally to Beat Michigan State 35 24
Michigan from behind to defeat Michigan State 35 24 at Ann Arbor before 5 200 fans. Star center John Gee was sidelined by illness. Maurice Bussye led the Spartans with 13 points while George Rudness paced Michigan with 9.
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Haarlow Leads Chicago To 41 25 Victory Over Wheaton
CHICAGO UP Bill Haarlow veteran forward and captain of the University of Chicago basketball team scored 28 points Saturday as the Maroons defeated Wheaton College 41 to 25. Haarlow netted 12 baskets and four free throws, with 15 points coming in the first half. Chicago built a 21 to 9 lead by halftime and held on. Wheaton’s Page led his team with eight points. The lineup:
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