Cedar Rapids Raiders to operate with St Louis Cardinals in 1935
Cedar Rapids will rebuild with at least eight players and a manager from the Cardinals. Johnson says four Raiders may be selected by St Louis after 1935, while others go to Cedar Rapids. Pitchers Hari Van Fleet and Ausie return. Lisle Larson likely back. Mizeur may stay. Opening date planned for May 8 with season end around Sept 8.
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Harry John- Wyson
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Raiders
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Raider
Rochester
Houston
Columbus
Johnson
Jonnie Hari
Red
van Fleet
Gil Ausie
Hari
Ausie
Bml Gould
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo
Johnny Lisle
al Larson
Cardinals
Larson
Big Bill Mizeur
Outer Gardeners
Mizeur
St. Louis
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Louisville
Branch Rickey
Iowa
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Iowa Skating Association
The
Robins Lake
the Gazette
Bears Dominate Eagles 28 14 in Pro Grid Finale
Chicago Bears overpower Philadelphia Eagles 28 to 14 in a post season pro football game. Bronko Nagurski fuels a four touchdown burst through the first three quarters while Eagles Swede Hanson and Joe Carter score late as Chicago eases up in final period.
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Philadelphia
Red Grange
Bronko Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Illini
Nagurski
Bears
Broak
Minnesota
Bernard Masterson
Nebraska
Jack Manders
Karr
Bill Karr
West Virginia
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Swede Hanson
Temple
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Eagles
Lackman
Joe Carter
Southern Methodist
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Musso Carter
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Leenes Corbett Ekstrom
Ronzani
FBI Nagurski
Chicoeo
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Nacurski
Johnson
Hewitt
Corbett
Brumbaugh
Manders
Carter
Kirkman
Hennessey
Eckles
Ogdenfield
Kinney
Ohio State Beats Carleton 24 13 in Columbus
Ohio State University basketball team won its third straight game defeating Carleton College Northfield Minnesota 24 to 13 before 3872 fans. Ohio State led most of the contest, only trailing briefly in the opening minutes.
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Ohio State
Carleton
Columbus, C
Ohio State University
Carleton College of
Northfield
Minn
L. U. Rally Secures Victory Over Oregon State
The L. U. team rallied to defeat Oregon State in a hard fought game. Key players contributed scoring runs and strong defense to secure the win for the home squad.
Northwestern coaching shakeup stirs Big Ten movement
Richard Hanley resigns as Northwestern coach prompting speculation Ossie Solem Iowa coach may take over. Iowa and other Big Ten figures linked include Bernie Bierman and Bill Britton with possible moves among Nebraska Harvard and Drake era links noted.
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Chicago
Big ‘Ten
Richard E
Dick) Hanley
Northwestern
Hanley
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Solem
K. L
Tug” Wilson
Wilson
Salem
Drake
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Canal Zone
Sam
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bill Britton
Neyland
Bierman
Harvard
William Bingham
New York
Big Ten
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
George Veenker
Iowa State
Dutch Lonborg
Wally Fischer
Paddy Driscoll
St. Mel High School
Bible
Fischer
Northwesern
Iowa City
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Wildcat
Evanston
Hawkeye
Shirley Medearis Wins In Buchanan Contest
In Independence Shirley Medearis of Byron township No. 10 won first place in the Buchanan county rural school declamatory contest held at the high school auditorium. Betty Holle of Washington township No. 8 took second. Robert McCarthy of Byron No. 8 claimed third. Other contestants included James Sloan Naomi Postle Arlene Hicks Lillian Hamilton and Paul Baldwin with teachers listed.
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Shirley Medearis
Byron Township
Buchanan County
Tommy Stearns
Dorothy Kerr
Medearis
Betty Holle
Washington Township
Evelyn Robinson
Robert McCarthy
Anna Mazur
James Sloan
South Cone School
Naomi Postle
Liberty
Arlene Hicks
Hazleton
Lillian Hamilton
Middlefield
Paul Baldwin
Westburg
Pitt Panthers Hold Off Hawkeyes In Intersectional Tilt
Pitt outshot Iowa 38 26 as Burke and Barko led a fast break barrage. Noon Garcia and Roderick sparked Pitt’s offense while Grim and Hawkeyes’ Burk tied for scoring honors in a low scoring defensive struggle.
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OWA City
Pittsburgh University Guinetet
Hawkeyes
Golden Panthers
Pitt
Iowans
Blackmer
Iowa
Panthers
Grim
Burke
Roderick
Emrick
Noon
Barko
Baers
Saar
Hughes
Tangeman
Garcia
Bobby
Pitt Lenter
Hawkeye
Bor
Lund Is Named Big Ten MVP On Minnesota Team
Chicago Tribune selects Francis Lund of Minnesota as the Big Ten most valuable player for the season. The Minnesota captain, praised as a spark plug, is a standout runner punter and defender on the undefeated Gophers. Rival top contenders include Les Lindberg Paterson Purvis Crayne.
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Chicago
Francis
Pug
Lund
Minnesota
Chicago Tribune
Maj
John L. Griffith
Tribune
Les Lindberg
Illinois
Eli Patterson
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Gopher
Dick Crayne
Iowa
Clarence Munn
DePauw Cagers Upset Indiana Hoosiers 31 to 24
DePauw defeated Indiana University 31 to 24 in Bloomington on Saturday night. The win marked a surprising upset as DePauw outscored the Hoosiers in a low scoring nonconference affair.
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Bloomington
Ind
DePauw
Indiana University
Center Point Merchants Beat Springville 55 40
Center Point Merchants extended their winning streak to four by defeating the Springville Independents 55 to 40 on Springville's floor. The Merchants led 19 18 at halftime and 44 28 after three quarters with Hendryx scoring 18 and Froning 16. Brookman's Skelly Oilers topped Springville girls 38 16 for their fifth straight win.
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The
Gazette
Center Point
Center Point Merchants
Springville Independents
Merchants
Hendryx
Brookman
Brookman’s
Skelly Oilers
Springville
Packers Seek 10 000 To Reorganized Finances
Green Bay Wisconsin AP business leaders pledged to raise 10000 to pay off debts and reorganize the Green Bay Football Corporation which operates the Packers after receivership from a 6000 judgment and other claims totaling about 12300. Leland H Joannes announced the plan after a Saturday meeting to reinforce the team for next year.
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Green Bay. Wis
Green Bay Football Corporation
Leland H. Joannes
The
Football Corporation
Packer
Willard Bent
Grinnell Edges Kohawks In Late Rally On Coe Floor
Grinnell overcame Coe 33 to 32 with a final fifteen seconds burst led by Mason who scored seven of Grinnell's points. Elmer Keith topped Coe scoring with three baskets and two free throws as the Kohawks faltered late.
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Kohawks
Grinnell
Coe
Fryer
Mason
Pioneers
Elmer Keith
Cee
Grimmer
Si Schneider
Bradley
Bwilkinson
Bauer
Cornell Defeats Augustana 38 34 in Tight Cage Showdown
ROCK ISLAND Cornell overwhelmed Augustana 38 to 34 on Saturday night. Coffman led the Purple with 18 points from six baskets and six free throws.
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Cornell
Augustana
Rock Island
Augustana College
Coffman
Purple
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