Iowa Board Says Solem Not Considering Northwestern Move
University of Iowa Board of Control of Athletics chair Professor Clarence Updegraff announced that Ossie Solem’s resignation and any move to Northwestern were not discussed at Monday’s meeting. He stated no negotiations exist between Iowa and Northwestern for a coaching swap and Solem has not asked for a salary increase, with finances at the university cited as strained.
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Hamas and Schmeling Agree To Hamburg Heavyweight Bout
Charlie Harvey announced a signed contract for Steve Hamas to meet Max Schmeling in Hamburg on March 10 in a 12 round title bout. The deal guarantees 25000 dollars, and Hamas will not fight before the engagement. The plan disrupts MSGs Miami rematch schedule.
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Organize Tri County Independent Circuit Formed in Pioneering Basketball Schedule
Special to The Gazette reports the formation of the Tri County Independent circuit with basketball set to start January 3. Managers are named and a schedule lists games including Winfield at Wyman and Olds at Crawfordsxy e with multiple matches through January 24, amid venue notes and player movements.
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Twenty One Race Horses Die In Fire Tragedy
A fire destroyed a stable killing twenty one race horses. The blaze swept through the facility as firefighters battled the flames and saved any remaining animals. Investigators survey the scene for causes and note the loss impacts on owners and racing schedules.
Chicago Ards Win Te Angeles Gins
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Dean Dominates U P Sports Editors Poll as 1934 Top Athlete
American editors vote Dizzy Dean as the outstanding athlete of 1934 with 208 of 302. He cited his 30 NL wins and World Series comeback for the Cardinals beating Detroit, while competitors include W Lawson Little, Lou Gehrig, Fred Perry, Schoolboy Rowe, Glenn Cunningham, Max Baer and Barney Ross among others. The polling notes Dean’s prophecy and performance.
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Tulane Resumes Drill For Sugar Bowl Tilt With Temple
New Orleans AP Tulane began practice for its New Year’s Day Sugar Bowl game against Temple. Coach Ted Cox expects two daily workouts as the squad returns from a 14 to 13 victory over Louisi ana State. Freshmen will arrive later for scrimmage material. Star halfback Monk Simons is sidelined for a few days.
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Red Pepper’s Big Ten Football Coach Rumors
A sport column outlines coaching tenures in the Big Ten including Kipke at Michigan and Zuppke at Illinois. It notes Northwestern’s Dick Hanley near retirement and rumored successors Ossie Solem and George Veenker. Also reports Cedar Rapids Cardinals link to Des Moines area Raiders and a late college basketball finish where Coe beat Grinnell 33-32 after a late pass error.
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Iowa
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Iowa State
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Delhi Epworth girls win big while Epworth boys top Delhi
In a Friday double header Delhi girls surged to a 43 to 16 victory over Epworth as Epworth led the boys game early and finished ahead 39 to 20. Other turnouts include Wellman beating West Chester 25 to 14 and Conesville losing 30 to 28 at Riverside.
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Notable Sports Snapshots From 1934 United Press Roundup
A collage of sports notes features Elmer Layden’s seasonal weight loss at Notre Dame, Red Dutton’s gas-warfare war tale, Father Coughlin’s rugby past, Dick Heekin’s family wealth, and Babe Ruth’s $50,000IS contract hook. It covers minor no-hitters, Major League perfection by Paul Dean, Davis Cup musings, pro tennis finance, Cronin’s life insurance, and other quick hits across football, hockey, tennis, and boxing.
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O’brien
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Marion Faces Central City In First Home Basketball Game
Marion high school basketball meets Central City at home Tuesday in the Crimson’s first return to the Marion hardwood under coach Jack Cummins. The team trimmed from 35 to 20 players, with Dale Lowe and Dale Reed among leading prospects and Ross Edwards likely to handle jumping duties as the lone letterman in the backcourt.
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Decorah Cagers Defeat Lime Springs 30 25
Decorah high school beat Lime Springs 30 to 25 on Friday night in the second local game. Decorah led 17 to 8 at halftime as Berg scored 10 and Ellingson 9 for Decorah while Munkel tallied 10 for Lime Springs and Price 8.
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LSU Coach Jones and Huey Long in Field clash
Louisiana State University football coach Lawrence Jones and Senator Huey P. Long clashed after a game on Saturday. Long sought a pep talk at half. Jones refused and kicked him out of the team room. The Tigers won 14 to 13, with no reconciliation in sight.
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Wenceslaus Beats St Patrick’s In Tight 24 19 Victory
St Wenceslaus tops St Patrick’s 24 to 19 after a strong second half. Corsello and Spaight lead Wenceslaus scorers while Barton tops St Wenceslaus in scoring. St Patrick’s reserves beat Wenceslaus 15 to 9 in the double header.
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Rosenbloom and Fuller Headline Bouts in Boston
The Boston Garden hosts a Christmas era boxing card led by Sammy Fuller and Maxey Rosenbloom. Max Baer, Jack Dempsey, and Jack Sharkey share referee duties as Fuller faces Bobby Pacho and Rosenbloom meets Tony Shucco. Buddy Baer fights Henry Surette in a six round bout.
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Strawberry Point Falls to Manchester by Thirteen to Eight
Strawberry Point led for three quarters as Manchester surged ahead in the final period to win 13 to 8. Manchester’s Fletcher scored both late goals, with guards Kamoss and Wareham stifling the Pointer defense and Tarbox and Walt Morris contributing seven points. Strawberry Point’s junior high also lost 9 to 1 to Manchester in the opener. next they face alumni teams before the holidays.
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Real estate transfers and property deeds in Cedar Rapids area
Transactions show Jacob Benzinger and wife selling two parcels to John H. Brookman for 2 1/2 lots with 1931 taxes and recording fees. Kate C Dunshee sells to Franke J Valenta and Dorothy Valenta with lot 56 Elm Park addition and recorded value and tax notes. Milo Benesh transfers to Joseph M Benes with different section references and a dollar value. City of Cedar Rapids transaction includes lot 5 in subdivision with nominal value and tax lien details.
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Giants Brooklyn Feud Flare Reignites In Baseball Row
New York and Brooklyn collide as the Dodgers knock the Giants from pennant contention. Giants manager Bill Terry warns of beaning if Bartell is targeted, prompting Casey Stengel to reply that beaning is a two man game.
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Cornell Hosts Macalester In Holiday Duel
Mount Vernon Iowa. Cornell prepares to meet Macalester in a Tuesday night game after defeating Augustana. Al Gowans returns to his alma mater as Macalester’s coach while Cornell aims to fix pass issues noted in the previous contest. Likely starters include Coffman at center with Still and Underwood at forwards and Birkhahn Berve alternating in the guard position.
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Luther Reserves Beat Independent Quintet in Curtain Raiser
Decorah Luther College reserves topped independent Koeing Grove Minnesota in a top-heavy score as curtain raiser to Luther Manchester game. Angus Ekern led Luther with standout play as the reserve squad impressed early in the season.
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