IOWA CAGERS ROUT CARLETON. WATERLOO BEATS WASHINGTON 31-26
West Waterloo trounced Washington High of Cedar Rapids 31 to 26 to seize undisputed first in the Mississippi Valley prep league at Benjamin Franklin junior high. Iowa cagers led 9-8 after one period, with a close first half before pulling away in the second half as fouls and errant plays marked the early season showdown.
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ST Waterloo High School
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo High
Washington
Kings And Princes Of Baseball Gather In Chicago Council
Major league presidents and club officials met in Chicago to set next year’s policy. In the Nations League group seated are Walker, Wrigley, Heycher, Stoneham, Breadon, and others. in the American League row stands Ruppert, Harridge, Comiskey, Yawkey, Navin, Griffith, Von Weis, and Bradley.
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Chicago
Nations League
William Walker
FP. K
Chicacor
Emil Fuchs
Boston
James J. Tierney
New York
T. M. Conroy
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Willam Harridge
The
American Teague
J. Lewis Comiskey
Thomas Yawkey
Frank Navin
Detroit
Clark Griffith
Washington
L. A. von Weis
St. Lewis
Alva Bradley
Cleveland
Dutra Takes Early Lead in California Open Golf
Olin Dutra of Santa Monica posted a 68 on Lakewood Country Club course to reach 138 two shots ahead at the halfway point. Ben Coltrin shot 72 to pair with Friday 68 for 140, Leo Diegel 141 in third, Ky Laffoon 142. Dutra revived his 1932 form with a string of long putts including a 90 foot and a 32 foot attempt.
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Long Beach
Calif
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Lakewood Country Club
Ben Coltrin
San Francisco
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Nebraska
Dutra
Wisconsin Edges Marquette 32 30 in Hard Fought Win
Wisconsin rallied in the second half to beat Marquette 32 to 30 before 7,000 fans in Madison. The Badgers improved to 4–0, with Poser scoring 11 before fouling out. Stege and Proboski boosted the rally as Marquette’s Kukla and Rubabo led 8-point Marquette as Morstadt, Kukla and Rubabo contributed early.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Marquette
Badgers
Smith
Stege
Proboski
Poser
Morstadt
Kukla
Rubabo
Marquette Stege
Pitt rallies to beat Cats 27 23 in rough game
Evanston Illinois Northwestern led early in a rough contest before Pittsburgh tied and pulled ahead in the final ten minutes. Ocheen hit a field goal to seal the 27 23 victory as Pitt benefited from fouls. Northwestern shot 11 free throws to Pitt's 5.
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PITT
Evanston
University of Pitttsburghs
Northwestern
Ocheenhirt
Wildcats
Geo
Pittsburgh
UJ P selects Pro All American Team First and Second Teams
The list names players by position and team affiliations across major clubs. First Team includes Hewitt, Christensen, Kopcha, Ookie Miller, Emerson, Hubbard, Ebding, Presnell, Battles, Strong, Nagurski with notable peers. Second Team adds Flaherty, Gordon, Hickman, Hein, Carlson, Edwards, Disney, Newman, Shipwreck Kelly, Hinkle, Musick among others.
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Ray Flaherty
New York
Lou Gordon
Chicago Cardinals
Herman Hickman
Brooklyn
Mel Hein
Jules Carlson
Chicago Bears
Turk Edwards
Boston
Lavie Disney
Green Bay
Harry Newman
Shipwreck Kelly
Clark Hinkle
Jim Musick
All-America Pro Eleven Named By United Press
The United Press selected the all American professional football first team, combining stars from the Bears Spartans Redskins Giants and Packers. Bill Hewitt tops the ends with Ebding, Hubbard Christensen Kopcha Miller Emerson and Nagurski among the line. In the backfield Presnell Battles Strong and Nagurski provide power and scoring, with Strong as a standout kicker and rusher.
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Chicago
United Press
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth Spartans
Boston Redskins
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
George Halas
Curley Lambeau
Green Bay
Paul Schissler
Chicago Cardinals
Dietz
Boston
Bill Hewitt
Bears
Ebding
Cal Hubbard
George Christensen
Portsmouth
Hubbard
Packers
Miller
Grover Emerson
Joe Kopcha
Ookie Miller
Presnell
Battles
Strong
Nagurski
Ken Strong
Greet
Lawrence Upsets Cornell 28 to 24 in Wisconsin clash
Accurate shooting and crisp passing powered Lawrence to a 28 24 victory over Cornell in Appleton Wisconsin. Shannon and Jones led Lawrence with eight points each while Coffman and Stiel paced Cornell as the aggressive Vikings controlled the late game to hold off a late surge.
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Appleton
Wis
Arthur Denney
Lawrence
Cornell
Vikes
Purple Five
Viking
Shannon
Jones
Coffman
Invaders
Vikings
Stiel
Stanwood High Defeats Lowden Twice in Gym Night
Lowden teams were swept by Stanwood High in Wapsie Eight games at the local gym. In the main game Stanwood led at halftime 14 to 12 and pulled away to win 29 to 27 with Gottschalk scoring 9 for Lowden and Eiler finishing without points. The 2nd team game ended 19 to 16 as Steiens and Miller led with 5 and 6 points respectively.
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Lowden
Lowden Higheagers
Stanwood High
Wapsie
Gottschalk
Lowder
Eiler
Stanwood
Steiens
Miller
College Basketball Scores Mixed Across Early Matches
A jumbled list shows several scorelines including University of Iowa at 4 to Carleton 21 and Ohio State 41 to Western Ontario 1. Other results reference multiple colleges such as Saint Mary's, Georgetown Kentucky, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Marquette, Michigan, Pittshursh, Northwesten, Grinnell, and Platteville with varying, unclear outcomes.
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University of Iowa
Carleton
Saint Mary's
Shepherd Teschua Miami
Georgetown
Ohio State
Western Ontario
Younastown College
Minnois Wesleyan
West Virginia
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Penn
Michigan
A. St Thomas
St Paul
Minnesota U
Red Pepper chatter and Notre Dame coaching tale
A column blends sports chatter from Primo Camera remarks about American doctors with Notre Dame coaching rumors. It notes Elmer Layden’s Notre Dame appointment amid faction opposition and cites Michigan’s athletic board report on Rose Bowl invitation and post season questions. Also covers Whitehill salary hints, Philadelphia baseball critique, and Big Ten basketball plans with Iowa Wisconsin matchups.
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United States
Primo Camera
England
France
Germany
Max Schmeling
Italy
Paulino
Primo
Giants Bears Clash For Pro Football Crown At Wrigley
The New York Giants meet the Chicago Bears for the national title at Wrigley Field Sunday with Harry Newman guiding the Giants and Bronko Nagurski leading the Bears backfield. Over 20,000 expected for a 1.45 p.m. kickoff as both teams seek a decisive aerial battle and a third meeting this season after split results. Red Grange will not start but is listed as capable of entering late in the game.
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Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Pug Lund
Minnesota
Iowa City
Iowa
Max Baer
New York Giants
Giants
Harry Newman
Michigan
Chicago Bears
Wrigley Field
Bears
Bronko Nagurski
Jack Manders
Gopher
Keith Molesworth
James Millikin University
Carl Brumbaugh
University of Florida
Grange
Newman
Ken Strong
New York University
Bo Molenda
Wolverine
Dale Burnett
Red Grange
Illinois
Anamosa cage schedule trimmed to ten games left
Special to The Gazette Anamosa high basketball team won its first game against Marion 20 15. Coach Jack McLees has six lettermen available Werdeman Mershon Quinn Haynor Paul and Kehoe. Remaining schedule includes December games and January February matchups with Mount Vernon Monticello West Liberty Tipton Crane and Marion.
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Anamosa
Anamosa High
Marion
Jack McLees
Werdeman
Mershon
Quinn
Haynor
Paul
Kehoe
Mechaniccsville
Dan
West Liberty
Mount Vernon
Monticosin
Tipton
West Crane
U. HicksTown
Monticello
Hawks Rout Carleton In Tough Exhibition Victory
Iowa defeated Carleton 44 to 24 before 4500 fans in a rough game with 34 personal fouls and three ejections. John Barke led Iowa with nine points while Carleton’s captain Rausch scored seven as the Hawkeyes pulled away 27-8 early and 36-8 at halftime.
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OWA City
Iowa
Carleton
Rollie Williams
Hawkeye
Ben Selzer
Sid Rosenthal
John Barke
Rausch
Bailey Holds Own In Fight For Life
Toronto Maple Leafs star Irvin Bailey remained in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage following a collision with Eddie Shore in a Boston Garden game. Doctors said he was holding his own while symptoms and treatment indicated uncertain outcomes within 24 hours. Officials investigated the incident with league leaders seeking clarity, as Bailey’s wife and her mother joined in Boston alongside Connie Smythe.
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Boston
Irvin
Ace
Buletin
Daniel J. Lyne
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Frank Calder
League
Frank Patrick
Patrick
Montreal
Mabel Bailey
Mabel Rowan
Connie Smythe
Toronto
Shore says collision left him partially dazed in Garden clash
Eddie Shore Bruins defenseman issued a statement claiming he was partially dazed when he collided with Irvin Bailey of the Maple Leafs last Tuesday at Boston Garden. Bailey was hospitalized with a fractured skull.
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Boston
INS
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Irvin
Ace
Illini defeat Wesleyan 37 to 19 in preseason clash
Champaign Illinois led by Frank Froschauer who scored seven field goals won 37-19 over Illinois Wesleyan. Wesleyan stayed close in the first half but Illinois pulled away in the final 20 minutes, limiting Wesleyan to one field goal as Harold Benham stepped in at forward.
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Champaign
Ill
Frank Froschauer
Iunois
Illinois Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Illini
Big Ten
Tllinois
Goa
Harold Benham
Illinois
Froschauer
Iowa State Five Defeats Pioneer Quintet 28 19
Ames AP Iowa State edged Grinnell 28 to 19 for its first home win. The Cyclones led 18 9 at halftime as Hood and Wegner stifled Grinnell defense. Wegner scored 11 while Du Mont led Grinnell with 8. Fourteen fouls were charged to Grinnell. Box score follows.
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Iowa State
Pioneer Quintet
AMES
Grinnell
Cyclones
Cyclone
Hood
Wegner
Pioneers
du Mont
Invaders
Mason
Cowen
Diphent
I Doty
Matman
Phelps
Weener
Bauer
A 'Ho Sant
Holmes S du Mont
Cee
Towa State
Ain
Iowa
Henry Hasbrouck
Des Meines
Fonseca Named As Special American League Ambassador
CHICAGO AP Lew Fonseca manager of the Chicago White Sox was named special ambassador of the American League to promote baseball nationwide for a year. He will direct a motion picture service showcasing film sequences and intimate play details to be shown in colleges high schools and clubs. Films will be provided to AL clubs for exhibits with talks by experts. The plan originated with Fonseca and was approved by league directors.
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Chicago
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Fonsecas
Fonesca
William Harridge
Tulsa and Centenary to Meet on Gridiorn
Tulsa announces a two year football contract with Centenary University of Shreveport Louisiana. Centenary will play in Tulsa on November 10 1934 and the second game will be in 1935. Tulsa also negotiating with George Washington University for a game November 17 and with a state school for September 29.
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Tulsa
Okla
Centenary University of Shreveport
University of Tulsa
Centenary
George Washington University
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Kings and Princes of Baseball Domain
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Cliff Battles
George Kirkley
United Press Star
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Jack “Clipper” Smith
Santa Clara
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