Rutgers Readies Starters for Grinnell Clash
Rutgers hopes to clinch a third straight win as Grinnell visits for a non conference game. The Pioneers, led by a strong starting unit, have faced Loyola Chicago and Iowa State this season and lost close games. Coach Rutgers conducts scrimmage with freshmen while preparing the same starting five of McKinley Schneider Kammer Ruthers and Keith.
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Oklahoma Aggies Seek Coach Meyer of Texas Christian
In Fort Worth Texas Christian University coaches L R Meyer and Raymond B Wolf admit receiving offers from Oklahoma A and M for coach Meyer Meyer states a decision will take about three weeks He currently earns around 4000 dollars annually and his TC U contract runs to 1937
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Delhi Undefeated In Delaware League
Special to The Gazette Delhi remains at the top of the Delaware county high school basketball standings after a decisive 46 to 10 win over Greeley. The report lists results including Epworth and Buck Creek among the league results, with Delhi credited for the strong defensive effort.
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Bennett Tops Clarence In Mixed Girls Boys Clash
Bennett girls battled Clarence to a 21 21 tie in a hard fought game on Clarence floor. Bennett boys surged after a strong first half defense to beat Clarence 31 22 with Knocke and Bunge starring for their teams.
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McGregor CCC Wins From Cresco Cagers in City Clash
McGregor CCC basketball team defeated Cresco CCC 36 to 23 in the northeastern Town district contest. McGregor led from the start with a 19 to 14 halftime edge, Dresselhaus scoring sixteen points for McGregor.
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Lou Plummer to headline Friday night mat show
Minneapolis fans will see Lou Plummer headline a special Friday night Memorial Coliseum wrestling event after Cedar Rapids Athletic Club agreed to a holiday match. Plummer, known for polarizing tactics, returns from the East and boosts a slate that planners had kept quiet until securing his appearance.
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Harvesters and Armstrong's Triumph in YMCA League
International Harvester and Armstrong's won their Monday YMCA basketball games. Harvester defeated Z. C. B. J. 383 to 19, while Y. Dormitory lost to In Wednesday's game. The Cardinals faced the Dormee at 7 pm, Time Check met Merchants Bank at 8, and Bishop's cagers played Light Company at 9.
Dick Crayne Leaves To Join East All Stars
Dick Crayne, star halfback and captain of Iowa, left for Chicago to join the eastern squad for the East West charity game in San Francisco on January 1. The 22 players will drill in Chicago under Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Fane, ex Northwestern coach, before departure.
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Molines Defeats Washington Quintet 54 to 43
Molines Bullets pull away after a tight start beating the Washingtons 54 43. Pearson tops scoring for Molines with 20 points while Heede adds 9. McClure scores 12 and Norton 9 for Washington.
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Stanwood and Bennett Set Triple-Header Showdown
Stanwood prepares for a Thursday triple-header against Bennett with junior high and first string boys and girls teams. Stanwood enters strong title contention after a decisive win over Clarence last week in the Wapsie Eight race.
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Indiana Cagers Win From Miami 41 to 15
Indiana University posted its third straight win with a 41 to 15 victory over Miami University of Oxford. It marked Miami's first defeat.
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Notre Dame Quarterback McKenna Steals Spotlight at Ohio State
Elmer Layden chose thirty three players for the Notre Dame trip to Columbus naming five quarterbacks. Jim McKenna, a sophomore, marched in with no ticket and entered as quarterback. He directed a late game drive culminating in a Shakespeare to Millner pass for the winning TD. Lou Gehrig’s popularity among Yankees hinted but dislike among teammates surfaced with Johnny.
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Krumbholz Set for Golden Gloves Debut in Cedar Rapids
Jack Krumbholz, 175 pounds, will enter the Ga zette Golden Gloves light heavyweight preliminaries at the Coliseum on February 3. A Cedar Rapids star from Grant High, he played football basketball and ran track, and now pursues boxing honors with local fans eager to watch his transition from football to the ring.
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Turner Leads Open After Record 66 at Miami Golf
Ted Turner shot a five under par 66 at the Miami Biltmore to break the 1933 tourney record and take a two stroke 209 total lead in the $10,000 open. Horton Smith and Frank Walsh followed at 211, while Willie MacFarlane, 1933 champion, surged to second with a late push.
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Four Teams Have Clean Slates In Clinton League
Lost Nation, champion of the last two years, sits bottom after two losses as Delmar Elvira Wheatland and Calamus top the first division. Elwood, seen as a troublemaker for top teams, upset by Grand Mound. Second division leaders Wheatland Elwood Lost Nation have two wins. Wheatland and Lost Nation face Delmar and Goose Lake on foreign floors. Infantile paralysis outbreak at Calamus keeps Elwood active.
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Artz To Box Jackie Wilson In Newsboy Benefit
Artz and Jackie Wilson lead the Newsboy Benefit card at the YMCA Thursday night. Wilson backs Community House in the Golden Glove event, while Artz seeks a test of power. Semi windup changes, Rod vs Simms, Hartman vs Ross, eight boxing bouts and two wrestling matches on the card. Tickets ten cents from any newsboy.
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Troy Mills Diamond Oilers topple Rowley Five 31 23
The Troy Mills Diamond Oilers defeated Rowley Five by a 31 to 23 score in a local basketball game.
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Bierman criticizes football critics as publicity seekers
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman called football critics publicity seekers at a banquet in Galesburg Illinois. He said many critics will find fault with anything large and football is no exception, noting a few small issues but largely defending the game.
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Banquet Honors Knox College and Local Football Teams
At a banquet the Knox college football team from Galesburg and Corpus Christi high school were praised alongside Galesburg high school. The event celebrated local teams and their achievements with recognition for players and coaches.
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Parnell High Tops South English 20-5
Parnell High won its fourth win of the season defeating South English 20 to 5. Ward led scoring with 16 points and 10 in the first half total. Hanson stood out on defense. Parnell meets Center High on the local court Tuesday.
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Waterloo Seeks Western League Franchise
Waterloo baseball fans at an informal meeting pledged to secure a park for a Western League franchise for the 1936 season. Dr A J McLaughlin of Sioux City and Harry Johnson of Cedar Rapids spoke, and a committee will study the problem with a decision by January 5. About fifty fans attended.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourth Month Net Profit for Seeley Sugar Confection Business
Mr and Mrs Seeley report net profits of 309.76 in their fourth month from selling sugar confections gum and nuts via 125 machines. Starting with 25 machines in late February 1935 they expanded on credit, studying locations and equipment to boost earnings. By year end they are among several operators earning a steady weekly, monthly and yearly income.
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