Giants Named Outstanding Team Feat of the Year
The New York Giants voted the outstanding team achievement of the year by AP sports editors and writers, topping Princeton football and British Davis Cup tennis. Giants drew 68 votes to 43 for Michigan? No context on that line. Other notable mentions include Stanford, Iowa, LSU, Washington crew, and Oregon State football in the voting.
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Tulse Oilers
800 Coaches Gather In Chicago For Annual Huddle
More than 900 coaches from across the nation will attend the thirteenth annual convention of the American Football Coaches Association in Chicago. The event runs Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hotel Sherman, with three other collegiate groups meeting later in the week. Football rules changes and scouting and training tables will be discussed.
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New YMCA Women Swim Classes Begin January First
A new series of YMCA swimming classes for women starts January 1 at the YMCA pool. The schedule includes two Saturday afternoon sessions for schoolgirls aged 10 to 14 and three evening sessions for business women and high school girls from 6 30 to 9 30. Reservations available at the YMCA or call 6592.
Ke-Wash Conference Fives Resume Battles
Kalona hosts West Chester in the keystone clash as Kalona beat Wellman 42 to 27 and West Chester is said to be stronger after finishing third last season. Other games include Wellman at Brighton and Keota at Richland.
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Washington Defeats Sigourney 32 to 25 in Davis Court
Washington beat Sigourney 32 to 25 after a strong third quarter surge. Sigourney led early and held a 14 to 10 halftime advantage before Washington, led by McFaden Mangold and Canton, pulled ahead in the third. Arnold Hudson Hill and Knight were Sigourney's top performers.
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Sigourney
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Canton
Arnold Hudson
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Knight
Loughran Defeats Impellitteri and Eyes Carnera Title
Tommy Loughran outboxed Ray Impellitteri over ten rounds despite a badly cut mouth, earning a chance at Primo Carnera’s championship in February. The piece recalls his Sharkey win and earlier setbacks, and notes coaching changes and Reds management uncertainty for 1934.
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Ray Impellittiere
Tommy
Primo Carnera
Sharkey
World Tour Planned for American League Stars
Philadelphia AP reports a tour by top American League players to promote baseball abroad after the 1934 championship. The group, proposed by John D. Shibe, plans to start around October 20 with Canada as a first stop and may span several months. Advance agents target Japan, Shanghai, the Philippines and Australia with Earl Mack likely to accompany the team.
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Philippines
Australia
Independence and Oelwein clash in 34 22 victory
Independence high school basketball defeated Oelwein 34 to 22 on Tuesday night in a rough, exciting game. Oelwein led briefly early, but Independence surged to take a 12 to 3 run and led 19 to 11 at halftime.
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Troy Mills Downs Walker High 74 11 in Big Victory
The Trojan boys moved to four straight wins by routing Walker High 74 to 11 Friday night. Walker girls also won 58 to 27. Next they travel to Central City to face the undefeated Wild Cats.
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Savoy Big Five Rally Beats R. F. C. by 50 to 23
Chicago Savoy Big Five, known as Hottentots, defeated R. F. C. 50 to 23 at Mount Vernon. Buckner scored 23 points as the colorful team impressed fans with clever ball handling and trick shots from all players.
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Wisconsin and Michigan Clash In Cager Preseason Action
Michigan seeks its first pre season win at Rutgers while Wisconsin faces Central Wisconsin Teachers in Chicago tonight.
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Chicago
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Van Horne Independents Sweep Chelsea 33 27 In OT
Ja Van Horne led the Independents to a 33 27 overtime win over the Chelsea Bulldogs on Chelsea floor. The half stood 23 10 Chelsea, with Van Horne seeking more games and inviting teams to write to the independent basketball team manager.
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Columbia Lions Roar Westward for Rose Bowl Bid
Columbia's football Lions, first Manhattan team to seek a Rose Bowl bid, head west for a New Year's Day clash with Stanford after a New York send off. They will train in St Louis Dallas and El Paso before a Pasadena showdown, amid 3 000 cheering locals and Mayor O Brien urging victory.
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Bailey Fights Back In Life or Death Hockey Collision
Irvin ace Bailey two times dragged from death by courage and stamina shows improvement after a fractured skull from a collision with Eddie Shore. Bailey, Maple Leafs right winger, remains in hospital with optimism high. Shore retires from hockey indefinitely and seeks rest, asking Bruins president Charles F Adams for permission to leave the city.
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Stanwood and Bennett Face Key Battle for Top League
Stanwood high and Bennett high meet in a critical game likely to decide first place in the Wapele eight league. Both teams chase pivotal win as the season reaches a peak.
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Wheatland Split Two Games With Calamus
Wheatland high school teams visited Calamus Monday evening and swept the doubleheader. The Wheatland boys won the first game 44 to 19 and the second 12 to 6. Calamus girls edged Wheatland 33 to 31 to take the night’s girls contest.
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Miller To Continue As Navy Grid Coach
Annapolis Maryland Edgar Rip Miller will return as Navy football coach after his contract was renewed. Miller, a former Notre Dame star, has been head coach at Annapolis for two years.
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Massera Edges Rosenbloom In Overweight Bout For Win
New York dispatch reports Charley Massera defeated Maxie Rosenbloom over ten rounds in an overweight match. Referee Johnny Marto ruled Massera the winner after judges disagreed. Massera rallied late, staggering Rosenbloom with rights in the final round.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
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West Union Beats Clermont 24 to 19 in Season Opener
Special to The Gazette. West Union defeated Clermont on Clermont floor 24 to 19 in the second game of the season. Clermont second team faced Decorah Friday and lost 27 to 3.
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Koenig Traded To Reds In Phillies Swap
Philadelphia announces acquisition of Otto Bluege and Irvine Jeffries from Cincinnati in exchange for Mark Koenig who recently joined the Phillies.
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St Patrick Faces St Marys Iowa City Friday Clash
St Patrick prepares to host St Marys of Iowa City on Friday night aiming to halt a five game winning streak by the visitors. St Marys has defeated Ambrose Davenport and local rivals St Wenceslaus Immaculate Conception. The St Patrick squad, led by Coach Suepple, is viewed as the equal of the 1929-30 St Marys team that started 17 straight wins before losing to local rivals.
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