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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1934

Page

3

Prep League Suspends Local Situation Through 1935 36

The Mississippi Valley high school conference with Washington and Grant suspend activities through fall 1935 and spring 1936 due to four new Cedar Rapids high schools. Proposals to drop Cedar Rapids or expand to nine members were discussed. after debate, a one year suspension was approved.

Mississippi Valley High School Athletic Conference Washington and Grant Washington Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Wilson Franklin McKinley Fred Winter West Waterloo South Side Panther Davenport Clinton Iowa City Dubuque Montrose Hotel East Waterloo

Iowa to Battle Huskers in First Road Set

Iowa eyes first road test of the season at Nebraska in Lincoln. Coach Rollie Williams plans to keep the likely starting five, praising team improvement after the Pittsburgh defeat. Ivan Blackmer leads Hawkeyes with 26 points despite fouling out early in the second half. The squad will rest briefly before resuming practice for Stanford on December 29.

Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa Nebraska Lincoln Hawkeyes Pittsburgh Rollie Williams Cornhuskers Hawkeye Panther Williams Cornhusker Ivan Blackmer Stanford Dee

Marquette 1935 Football Schedule Announced

Marquette university released its 1935 football schedule featuring Wisconsin of the Big Ten on Oct 5 in Madison, Kansas State in Milwaukee, St Louis in St Louis, Mississippi in Milwaukee, and a potential trip to East Lansing or Philadelphia plus Temple in Philadelphia before a final home game against Creighton in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Marquette University Wisconsin Kansas State Iowa State Madison St Louis University St Louis Mississippi University Town State Michigan State East Lansing Temple Philadelphia Creighton

Van Wie Seeks Fourth Straight Womens National Title at Interlachen

Virginia Van Wie of Chicago targets her fourth consecutive national women's championship next August at Interlachen, tying Beatrix Hoyt Alexa Stirling Fraser and Glenna Collett Ware for most consecutive titles. Interlachen last hosted a national Open won by Bobby Jones in 1930.

New York Interlachen Country Club Minneapolis Bobby Jones Interlachen Virginia van Wie Chicago Miss van Wie Beatrix Hoyt Alexa Stirling Fraser Glenna Collett Ware Miss Hoyt Mrs Fraser Marion Hollins Ware United States Golf Association

Conception Five Opens Home Court Versus Coggon

Immaculate Conception hosts Coggon at 8 p.m. for the season debut on the east side floor. Coach Van Deusen plans Schnoebel n and OToole at guards Wolfe at center with Green and Dickson at forwards. Coggon, a Linn County rival, has shown average play and may challenge but victory is not anticipated.

Immaculate Conception Coggon Public High St. Ambrose S. C. Five van Deusen Schnoebelen O'Toole Wolfe Green Dickson

Purdue Humbles Wabash In Chicago Rivalry Tilt

Purdue crushed Wabash 37 to 25 in Chicago as part of a string of wins. Chicago’s lineup fell 33 to 23 to Marquette while Notre Dame prepared for a South Bend showdown with Don Elser and Marty Peters joining the football squad. Northwestern’s three straight wins loom ahead in a clash that rekindles a fierce circuit with Notre Dame.

Chicago Northwestern Pittsburgh Notre Dame South Bend Don Elser Marty Peters Purdue Wabash Illinois Millikin Marquette Milwaukee

Coe to face Iowa State Teachers after close defeats

Coe College Kohawks seek a conference win against Iowa State Teachers on Thursday night after three tight losses to non conference foes. Coach Forest Ridgers adjusts lineup as Harold Wilkinson returns at center and Charles Quinn moves to forward with Joe Schneider and Jim Carruthers at guard.

Coe Iowa State Grinnell Kohawks Forest Ridgers Kohawk Rutgers Harold Wilkinson Charles Quinn Wilkinson Ben Kammer Joe Schneider Quinn Jim Carruthers Elmer Keith Harold Flood Elmer Prohaska Bob Everett Ralph Martin Dale Etka

American Pros Open Nassau $5000 British Colonial Open

Six seven players tee off in Nassau Bahamas for the British Colonial Open prize of 5000 dollars. Headlined by Olin Dutra and with Gene Sarazen returning as past champ, the field includes Miami Biltmore Open winners and top pros flown in by air ferries to compete for the top prize. Al Watrous shoots 65 in practice rounds as fans note pros' par disdain.

Nassau Bahamas Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell Henry L. Doherty Bede Clifford Olin Dutra al Watrous Birmingham Mich

Williamsburg Defeats Washington Quintet

Williamsburg beat Washington high school 18 to 13 in Washington Iowa. The Demons played their poorest game of the season and this marked the end of their non conference schedule before the Little Six conference opener against Mount Pleasant. Carlton Lytle coached the Williamsburg team.

Washington Washington High School Demons Williamsburg Mount Pleasant Carlton Lytle

Oelwein Maire Team Opens Season Against Sacred Heart All Stars

OELWEIN The Maire basketball squad, built from former Oelwein high school stars, meets Sacred Heart All Stars at Sacred Heart gym Wednesday night in the season opener. The team is managed by Carl Ashby and features forwards Elliott Fay and Dawson, centers Shay and Sisco, and guards Hidinger Wheeler McCormick and Strong.

Oelwein Maire Sacred Heart Carl Ashby Elliott Fay Dawson Shay Sisco Hidinger Wheeler McCormick Strong

Earlville Night Hawks Edge Dyersville 28 to 19

Earlville Night Hawks defeated Dyersville independent team 28 to 19 Saturday evening in Earlville.

Earlville Hawks Dyersville Earlville Earlville Night Hawks

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