Coe Defeats Teachers in Holiday Tilt 30 to 25
Coe 30 Iowa State Teachers 25 as Kammer leads Kohawks with 12 points and Carr, Quinn, and Keith contribute key baskets. In a tight first half the game tied 14-14 at the break before Coe pulled away to a 30-22 advantage late, sealing the win on home court.
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Kohawks
Carr
COE
Kohawk
Iowa State
Ben Kammer
Maurice Carr
Santa Claus
Elmer Keith
Kimberlin
Brouwer
Jim Carrithers
Charles Quinn
Wilkinson
Pederson
Kammer
Keith
Schneider
Stribley
Tutors
Quinn
Krammer
The
Crimson
Cedar Falls
Ftr
Smalling
Truttan
Stout
Carrithers
Manship
On 'Binck
Hedges
Dartmouth
Levsen
Illinois
Indiana Beats Maryland 30 to 25 in season opener
Indiana University lagers rallied from a two point halftime deficit to defeat the University of Maryland 30 to 25 in the first game of the season. Stout and Kehrt led Indiana for wards in the second half.
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College Park
Indiana University Slagers
University of Maryland
Stout
City Averages Mixed In Quirky Scores Across Matches
Basketball results from the Associated Press show varied scores including Washington 24 Mount Messant 6 and Immaculate Conception led by Charles Clits with 2 points. Other listed games feature St Wenerslaus Cedar Rapids and Sacred Heart Monticello Muscatine Fairfield Slusrt Greenfield Le Mars Storm Unake with uneven point totals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mount Messant
Immaculate Conception
Johnson predicts Indians and Tigers top 1935 AL pennant race
Walter Johnson, Cleveland manager, names the Indians and the Tigers as the leading contenders for the 1935 AL pennant. He ranks Cleveland first, Detroit second, New York third, Boston fourth, with Washington or Philadelphia seventh, and notes the Yankees and Red Sox should be stronger but need adjustments.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
Johnson
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Yankees
Cronin
Red Sox
Zimmierman Leads Pasadena Open With 69 In Winter Golf Meet
Emory Zimmierman, a slender Portland professional, shot 69 to pace the Pasadena 1944 golf open. Dick Metz, Ray Magrum, and Harold McSpaden tied for second at 70. A large field qualified at 79 or better, with 36-hole finals set for Sunday among the low 120.
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Pasadena
Calif
Emory Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Dick Metz
Chicago
Deal, NJ
Ray Magrum
Los Angeles
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Eric Seavall
Glendale
Morry O'Connor
Bellville
N. J
Emil Maschie
Fitchburg
Mass
John Kinder
Neptune
John Dawson
Chicago (X
Harold Lacey
Long Island
Ed Brooks
Barstow
Fla
Les Bolsted
Minneapolis
Ren Smith
Oak Park
Cornell blasts hire and fire system sparks deep thinking
Cornell denounces the hire and fire recruiting method in college football amid national debate. Rutgers athletic director George Little urges dropping subterfuge and favors recruiting through regular university channels with a strong broad program.
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Cornell
George Little
Rutgers University
Little
Wenceslaus Whips Monticello Five For 4th Straight
The St. Wenceslaus Red Hawks defeated Sacred Heart of Monticello 23 to 13 on their home floor to extend their winning streak to four. Jandl Severa and Skala led the attack with early 9-2 and 11-5 margins, while Ousiri Severa finished strong to seal the win. The girls team followed with a 23-12 victory led by M Tresnak’s 13 points.
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St. Wenceslaus Red Hawks
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Skala
Jandl
Severa
Jandi
Red Hawks
Renk
Monticello
Ousiri
Wenceslaus
M. Tresnak
Marengo Rallies To Clip Brooklyn In Town Cedar Valley
Marengo Tigers overcome an early 13 to 5 deficit to defeat Brooklyn 21 to 18 in a Town Cedar Valley league game. Key drives and fast breaks by Marengo defense locked Brooklyn’s shooters, with Dansain adding two baskets and Scott departing for personals.
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Gazette
Marengo
Marengo Tiger
Brooklyn
Marengos
Armstrong
Gannon
Vinton
Pasars
Dansain
Scott Brooklyn Center
Powohok
Curtin
Newman
Founda Kates
Baer Dempsey And Sharkey To Referee In Boston Fights
In Boston Garden on Friday night the heavyweight champion Max Baer and two former champs Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey will serve as referees in a 50 round boxing program. Sammy Fuller faces Bobby Pacho in the main 10 round bout while Barney Ross had faced Pacho to 10 rounds recently.
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Boston
INS
Boston Garden
Max Baer
Buddy
Wheeling
W. Va
Max
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Sammy Fuller
Bobby Pacho
California
Barney Ross
Gelbert May Return to Shortstop for Cardinals in 1935
Ambl er native Charles Gelbert underwent a skin graft on his left heel after a hunting accident two years ago. If healing goes well he plans to report to the St. Louis Cardinals in late February to try reclaiming his shortstop job.
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Philadelphia
Charles Gelbert
Ambler
St. Louis Cardinals
Gelbert
Giants and Carnera Year’s Biggest Flops of 1934
United Press report lists the Giants and Primo Carnera as the year’s top disappointments. Giants led 7 1/2 games on Sept 7 but collapsed to lose the pennant. Carnera barely defeated by Max Schmeling in the world title defense.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Star
New York
New York Giants
Primo Carnera
Maxie Baer
Bill Terry
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Carnera
Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Iowa State Edges Drake 28 27 in Narrow Rally
In Des Moines, Iowa State trailed Drake 26-17 with five minutes left but rallied to win 28-27. Cowan and Flemming made key plays late to lift the Cyclones over the Bulldogs, while Drake guard Orebaugh led with nine points.
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Iowa State
Drake
DES Moines
Cowan
Flemming
Cyclones
Orebaugh
Bulldogs
Faery
Towa State
Fleming
McCloud
Cowent
Minnesota beats Carleton 34 to 26 in tense clash
Minnesota's basketball team defeated Carleton College 34 26 using superior size and technique. Officials whistled 35 fouls as 6,500 fans stayed loud. Minnesota notched its fourth straight win in a lively Minneapolis gym.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Carleton College
Sport Jabs Montreal and Other Bouts
Montreal bout: Lovn Salica outpointed Carlos Quintana 117 to 113 in Panama. Washington bout: Jay Mccadon outpointed Furre 116 in Washington. Dallas bout: Kid Laredo defeated Ylenry Hook 121 to 122 in Indianapolis.
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Montreal
Lovn Salica
Carlos
Baby) Quintana
Panama
Jay Mccadon
Newsark
NS J
PHI Furre
Washington
Dallas
Kid Laredo
T21
Mexico
Ylenry Hook
Indianapolis
Hawks Edge Nebraska in OT Thriller in Lincoln
Iowa defeats Nebraska 31 to 24 after a scoreless extra period as Rosenthal and Grim lead the Hawkeyes with eleven and seven points respectively while Whitaker tops the Huskers with seven. Crowd reaches 3,000 for the season opener on home court.
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Rosenthal
Widman
Nebraska
Bobby
Blackmer
Iowa
Grim
Whitaker
Towa
Hawkeyes
Paul Dean Takes Honeymoon Behind New Boss Rears
Paul Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals sails to a Florida honeymoon with Dorothy Sandusky, recently married after a two year courtship. The pitcher and bride left Arkansas en route to Gulfport and Florida, joined by Woody Mayes as best man.
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Russellville
Ark
INS
Paul “Daffy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Dorothy Sandusky
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Gulfport
Miss
Florida
Homer W. Haislip
First Christian Church
Woody Mayes
Paul
Fort Smith
Ozark
Detroit
Dizzy” Dean
Local Volleyball Team Beats Iowa City On Home Court
The Y Has Beens defeated Iowa City four games to three in a seven set match on the Y court. Local players included Dr. Jack Skein, Dr. W Peschau, Dr. K R Ferguson, James W Bell, Dr. R D Proctor, Lynn Swaney, W Roy Harger, Louis Hensley, and S P File.
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Y. "Has Beens
Iowa City
Jack Skein
W. &. Peschau
K. R. Ferguson
James W. Bell
R D. Proctor
Lynn Swaney
Hitting Low and High in Golf Approach
The article outlines two golf swing principles. It advises keeping the tee shot low, not touching the ground, with a maximum height around 50 feet and proper ball feet relationship. It also notes that low tee practice can curb attempts to lift shots and explains hitting high with lofted irons by moving the ball back and driving the club down.
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Cleveland Pilot
Zimmierman
Robert H Dunaway
Elsie P Dunaway
J R
Mae R Couplin
Hus & Wf
Second Ave. SE
Prince Alber
WALT
RAI Dial
Edgeworth
G. Washin Briggs
Dill's
Lew Wyear
Manhattan
Hans Hase
Case Beer
Old
Tha Peewee Q
Mohn Bah
Potanoks
Kross
Bux
Army & Navy
Alan Gould
St. Wenceslans
Skaln
Ooescheger
Oustin
Wolfe
Bhazek
Ibiddy
Kopecks
Retetec
Teall Coe
SC Wenceslaus
Monticello Heer Fer
Kautnik F
Nordman
Dishap
Ontney
Moo Tresnik F
Okane
Im Kautnik
Wrablyski Oo
Kreidt
Orondal
Miller G
Horan
Matwekie
Priechart
Io Rourke & Aa
Werner
Real Coe
Cold Justice
Barcelona
Pennsylvania
Bass
Wilson and Company League
Steht
Reemen
C Howlk
Trimbir
Wilseo Krabbenhoff
Tsaushy
BNF
Stevenson
H Stewart
Jemina
Harton
Sharae
Michigan
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Lawson Little
Francis X. Shields
T. O. M. Sopwith
U. S
Great Britain
Wimbledon
Harry Kipke
Howard Jones
Southern California Trojan
Carleton
Hawks
Paul Dean
Chester Horton
America
Clark
Clarks
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