Moody Tops 1935 Sports Poll as Outstanding Woman Athlete
Helen Wills Moody leads the 1935 Associated Press poll with 136 points after her Wimbledon title comeback. Glenna Collett Ware follows with 76 points for golf, while Mary Hoerger and Helen Stephens place third and fourth respectively, highlighting a year of major feminine achievements in sports.
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Mary Hoerger
Helen Stephens
Babe Didrikson
Associated Press
EW York
Helen Wills Moody
Associated Press Sports
California
Glenna Collett Vare
Moody
Vare
Miami Beach
Fulton
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkely
Calf
Glenna Collett Ware
Philgael
DeLancey May Be Unable To Play Ball Next Year
Delancey faces a potential season absence due to a relapse limiting his availability. Coaches and medical staff are monitoring the situation as plans for joining the Cardinals are uncertain.
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DeLancey
Deancey
Ambrose
Columbus
Tom Fates
Cipro
Plans for Gazette Silver Skates Carnival Meeting Tonight
Groundwork for the second annual Gazette Silver Skates and Cedar Rapids Skating Association races on the Cedar River Dee 29 will be laid tonight at 7 30 in the council chambers of city hall. L D Dennis will preside and present last year’s records. New officers and committees will be elected and invited to handle the event. Early entries include Weston Ralston Jack Hamm and Richard Krause. All skating association members are urged to attend.
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Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Cedar River
Skating Association
Wall
L D Dennis
Town Skating Association
Gazette Sports Department
Weston Ralston
Grande Avenue SE
Junior Prade
Cody Named Head Grid Coach At Florida U
Gainesville Florida The state board of control announced Monday night that Josh Cody, head coach at Vanderbilt, has been selected as head football coach at Florida. He succeeds Dutch Stanley, Florida's head coach for the past three seasons.
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Gainesville
College basketball results mix across several colleges
A jagged recap lists outcomes for multiple teams including Pittsburgh C Hutter and Jamestown Nort, with scores and opponents such as Central Oklahoma Teachers Washington State Drake, Meatherd, and USC. The fragmentary item mentions wins, losses, and various universities, with scattered figures and place names amid torn OCR.
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Pittsburgh C. Hutter
Jamestown Nort
College To Concordia
Meatherd Oklahams
University of Southern California
Ohlahhoma City
Aonersits
Central Oklahoma
Washington State College
Drake University
Meatherd Winfield
Eastern Mirman
X Town
Shand of Success
Octumuar
Lowe Westen Denver University
Breham Voune Universite
Daguesine
Wonsterth Northern Minors
School of Optemetrs
St Viator
Milwsaher School of Pioneering
Woneshuee
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Byresville
Ind
Conference Basketball Quintets Analyzed From Big Ten Preview
Michigan tanks up for title bid with two new forwards John Townsend and his brother from Indianapolis joining Earl Meyers and veterans Cappon lists Patanelli Tamagno Evans Rudness as guards and forwards. Iowa Minnesota and Minnesota loom with Barko graduate, Barko out Feb. 1, Drees DeHeer Walsh vie for center with guards from Thompson Suesens Van Ysseldyk and Roscoe shift to guard at Minnesota. Opponents include Indiana Iowa Purdue Chicago Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Chicago
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Earl
John Townsend
Indianapolis
Frank Cappon
John
Technical High School
de Pauw
John Gee
Cappon
Chelso Tamagno
Mat Patanelli
Elkhart
Arthur Evans
Flint
George Rudness
Negaunee
Mich
Patane
Iowa
Rollie Willams
Sid Rosenthal
John Barko
Barko
Bush Lamb
Tinos
Ohio State
Purdue Chicago
Wisconsin
David MacMillan
Minnesota
George Roscoe
Dick Seeback
William Freimuth
George Gustifson
Charles Wundsblom
James Baker
Hhnow
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Wilson at Mount Vernon and St. Wenceslaus Tilt Newhall
Wilson at Mount Vernon faces a tough test as Mount Vernon’s cagers and St. Wenceslaus prepare to meet Newhall. St. Wenceslaus likely wins, with Ousiri and Skala at forwards and Sedlak at center. Earlier, Immaculate Conception vs St. Ambrose was postponed to Thursday.
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Mount Vernon
St. Wenceslaus
Newhall
Immaculate Conception
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Ambrose
Barnard
Klinger
Stastny
Krumm
Wilson High
Mary
Cisler
Christie
Ramblers
Mechanicsville
Ryerson
Bennett
Swift
Ahrens
Ousiri
Skala
Sedlak
Kopecky
Blazek
Notre Dame Beats Northwestern 40 to 29 in Rough Contest
Notre Dame advances to seven straight wins as Ray Meyer and Johnny Moir lead with strong scoring. The Irish open a 26 to 6 run and hold a 27 to 12 halftime advantage before defeating Northwestern 40 to 29 at South Bend.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern
South Bend
Ind
Ray Meyer
Johnny Moir
Notre Dames
Irish
Worland
McMihness
Meyer
Blume
Natode c
Peiemse
Smith E
Vance
Northwe
Ern
Notre Dune
Grinnell Reveals Eight Game 1936 Football Schedule
Grinnell college announces a eight game football schedule for 1936 including three Missouri Valley opponents Drake Creighton and Saint Louis with games at Grinnell Cedar Rapids and Omaha Also listed are Carleton Iowa State Teachers and Carthage opponents with dates and locations across Iowa and nearby states
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Grinnell
INS
Grinnell College
Pioneer Athletic Department
Michigan State
Carnell
Iowa State Teachers
Cedar
Orr
Creighton
Omaha
Carleton
Get
Waehburn
Topeka
Kan
Drake
Thomecomin
Pen Ney
Cpe
Cedar Rapide
St Louis
St Les Mo
Boxing results from cities list bouts and scores
A round of boxing results shows multiple bouts with winners by points or knockout. Notable outcomes include Curtis Seat beating Galveston in MeKinneys Texas and Phil Turr winning on points in Washington, while Tony Herrera loses to Lew Feldman in Pittsburgh. Other bouts feature Luther Orr stopped by Pirpo in Louisville and Bob Wilson defeated in Washington.
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Parris
Cleateand
Erle Selig
Jas
Germany
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Cincago—Riitly Celebron
Rockford
Fritzie Ziste
Pitts Burch
London
Ene
Roy Lazer
An. Pater
Son
N J
Hen Foord
South Africa
Pittsbrurgh
Lew Feldman
New York
Tony Herrera
EL Vaso
Tex
Miamt Deach
Fla
Wilson Dunn
Galveston
Curtis Seat
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
Chuck Meltner
Denver
Butt Mont
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Cecil Paine
Seattle
Oakland
Montana
Manila
McKinley West Waterloo Cage Game Date Change
The McKinley versus West Waterloo game on the east side floor was moved from December 27 to December 23 and will be played on the Golden Bears floor that night. Vinton faces Roosevelt on December 27 as originally scheduled.
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McKinley
West Waterloo
East Side
Golden Bears
Vinton
Roosevelt
Wrestling Results From Various Cities
AP wrestling results list bouts in Fortland Detroit Tampa Wilmington Paterson New York. Chuck Montana fought Dropkick Murphy in Fortland and won by one fall. Gus Sonnewhere beat Babe Caddock in Tampa in one fall. Serse Kalmikoff defeated Abe Kashey in Wilmington by straight falls. Ralph Garbaldi defeated Dr Fred Meyer in Paterson in one fall. Danno O Mahoney defeated Ed Don George in New York by one fall.
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Associated Press
Fortland
Chuck Montana
Detroit
Dropkick Murphy
Alabama
Tampa
Fla
Gus Sonnewhere
Boston
Babe Caddock
Des Moines
Wilmington
Del
Serse
Kalmikoff
Russia
Abe Kashey
Paterson
N. J
Ralph Garbaldi
St. Louis
Fred Meyer
Chicago
New York
Danno O’mahoney
Ed Don George
Jaya
N. Yu
New Basketball Rules Clarified As Of This Season
Officials explain three key changes in the game including a three second violation in the hole position, ball out after a successful free throw, and a player’s right to dribble after recovering a fumbled ball. The updates aim to curb pivot post play and speed up possessions.
Senators trade Heinie Manush to Boston Red Sox
Washington trades outfielder Heinie Manush to the Boston Red Sox for outfielders Roy Johnson and Carl Reynolds. Owner Clark Griffith notes a straight swap with no cash, hoping to bolster batting while avoiding pitching changes. Johnson and Reynolds are younger and hit well, with Manush coming off two weaker seasons.
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Ashington
Washington Senators
Heinie Manush
Boston Red Sox
Roy Johnson
Carl Reynolds
Clark Griffith
Senators
Griffith
Manush
Red Sox
Johnson
Heinie
Reynolds
Detroit
St. Louis
Ohio State Beats Muskingum 50 to 25 In Opener
Ohio State's fast five defeated Muskingum 50 25 in New Concord. Captain Warren Whitlinger led with 15 points as Muskingum faced injuries to Ralph Harden and Nealy.
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Ohio State
Muskingum
NEW Concord
Ohio State University
Muskies
Warren Whitlinger
Zanesville
Ohio
Ralph Harden
Nealy
White Sox plan to buy center fielder and pitcher
CHICAGO AP Owner J Louis Comiskey hinted he may announce soon the purchase of a skilled center fielder and possibly a starting pitcher with proceeds from the 75000 deal that sent outfielder Al Simmons to Detroit.
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Chicago
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
al Simmons
Detroit
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