W and J President Reveals Subsidy Controversy in Football
Dr Ralph Hutchinson president of Washington and Jefferson admitted three years of 40000 annual subsidies for football players causing varied reactions. Coaches and college leaders across the country weighed in criticizing or defending such payments while players and administrators noted no scholarships at some schools. The episode underscores tensions over financial inducements in college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Ralph Hutchinson
Washington and Jefferson
Ome
Dr. Hutchinson
Gus Dorais
Detroit University
Slip” Madigan
St. Mary's
M. L. Britton
Georgia Tech
Harry Hughes
Colorado Aggies
Ike Armstrong
Utah
Brick” Mitchell
Nevada
Adrian Lindsey
Kansas
Fordham
Columbia
Pat Hanley
Boston University
Frankland
University of Washington
Marsh
Hanley’s University
Robert S. Johnston
St. Louis University
W. B. Bizzell
Rotating service station offers fast two minute service
A turning station on the market provides car service in two minutes with gasoline oil and water. Greasing and oil changing occur in a separate section of the building for quick maintenance.
Cronin Signals Red Sox to Boost Spending
The new player manager Joseph Cronin warned owner Tom Yawkey may launch another big spending spree as he takes office at Fenway Park. Cronin, Kin-in-law of Clark Griffith, hints the club needs a right-handed pitcher and a second baseman as Yawkey plans heavy acquisitions. The Red Sox have invested over three million to date and may pursue major additions. Also noted, a new pilot testing device records reactions to colored light panels to evaluate pilot performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffith
California
Southern California
Ken Prestley
The
Bears
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Boston
Joseph Edward Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Joey
Fenway Park
Yawkey
Bucky” Harris
Cronin
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Lyn Lary
Eddie Collins
Joe
Baseball
Collins
Sox
Big Ten Dominates Intersections With Strong Road Results
Big Ten teams posted 19 victories in 28 nonconference games, one tie, and eight losses. Ohio State led scoring with 76 points, Minnesota beat North Dakota State 56-12, and Illinois defeated Bradley 40-7 as the conference went undefeated in the East and faced several losses to Western foes. Purdue, Northwestern, Iowa, and Michigan also faced notable defeats elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Far West
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Army
Illinois
Colgate
Ohio State
Fordham
Carnegie Tech
Purdue
Maryland
Indiana
Temple
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Nebraska
Iowa
Iowa State
Michigan
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Ann Arbor
Western Reserve
Gophers
North Dakota State
Ilinois
Bradley
Allison
American Legion
Rockwell City
Indianola
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ben Beckerman
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Gus Schrader
E. F. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
National Casting Association
John John
Spirit Lake
Vandalia
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Kansas City
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodger
Joe Laws
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Davenport
St. Joseph
Simmons
Terae
Nehreaha
Lincoln
Hawkeyes
Johnny Miler
Mazie Rosenbloom
Albia
Iowa City
Bloomington
Kansas
Ames
Joe Kelly
Mason City
Coe
Knox
Kansas State
Manhattan
Don Lash
Indiana University
Bill Clark
Garner
Iaboy
Navy
Jay Berwanger
Dubuque
Chicago ‘University Athletics
Clarence Independents Triumph Over Mechanicsville Maroons 39 31
Clarence Independents defeated Mechanicsville Maroons 39 to 31 to claim their first Eastern Iowa league win. The half stood 17 15 with Clarence leading at intermission. Earlier, Durant Inde e with Allen, a former Morningside star, dominated the Indians 36 to 18.
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Clarence
Intigas
Mechanicsville Maroons
Durant Indees
Allen
Morningside
Indians
Iowa Tennis Team Cards Eight Meets For Coming Net Season
Eight meets announced for the 1935 Iowa tennis schedule by Coach E. G. Schroeder. The Hawkeyes will play five Western Conference duals and face Iowa State and State Teachers colleges. Schedule includes Wisconsin at Madison April 27 and Big Ten championships at Myersons May 23-25.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Hawkeye Net
Iowa State
State Teachers Colleges
Wisconsin
Madison
Minnesota
Ilinols
Urbands
Chicago
Northwestern
Gordon Gordon Teen for a Millrose And All Winter Tock Meats
Iowa City reports Edward Gordon former University of Iowa Olympic long jumper resumes training to prepare for the National A A U championships and the Millrose games in New York City within two months. He last competed after winning the Olympic title in 1932 and is finishing his degree.
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Beccial
Iowa City
New York City
Edward Gordon
University of Iowa
Gordon
Football Had Most Interesting Year 1934
In 1934 football produced upsets and big crowds as the lateral pass widened attacks. Minnesota, Alabama, Stanford led national thoughts, with Pittsburgh, Rice, Ohio State, Colgate and Columbia also strong. Nevada shocked St Marys, Ursinus upset Penn, and Richmond beat Cornell. the New York Giants won the NFL title 30 to 13 over the Bears.
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New York
INS
Minnesota
Alabama
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Rice
Ohio
State
Colgate
Columbia
California
Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Yale
Princeton
Little Nevada
St. Mary’s
Fordham
Ursinus
Penn
Richmond
Cornell
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ely Five Divides Twin Bull With Hi Shueyville
Ely and Shueyville high school basketball teams split two games in Ely on Friday. Ely seconds led 16 to 6 as they shut down Shueyville, while in the first team game Shueyville came back to defeat Ely 20 to 10. R. Louvar led Shueyville with nine points and R. Krob starred on defense for Ely.
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the Gazette
Ely
Ely and Shueyville
Shueyville
R. Louvar
R. Krob
Huey Long Portrayed as Perfection Seeker in Huey Portrait
United Press columnist Henry McLemore defends Huey Long as a misunderstood idealist driven by perfection. He cites coach changes at Louisiana State University, noting Biff Jones’ resignation and a proposed replacement strategy featuring Jumping Joe Robot to implement Long’s exacting standards.
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New York
Plug
Huey Long
Biff Jones
Kingfish
Jones
Huey
Michelangelo
Mike
Louisiana
Jumping Joe Robot
Westinghouse Electric Institution
Joe Robot
GOLFER-CALL YOUR SHOT
Instructions on golf swing mechanics from 1934 detail hips moving first in downswing, followed by shoulders and then arms. Emphasizes mid body control, balance of both hands, and avoiding left arm overpull to prevent slicing.
Highlights of the 1934 Iowa sports parade summarized
A condensed timeline of 1934 Iowa sports highlights list: Joe Laws and Zud Schammel in the East West game, Iowa defeating Illinois 36 14 with Laws MVP, Bud Froning and Duane Swanson leave for Southern California, Ruth Blackhawks win state amateur basketball, Drake and Iowa State successes in track and wrestling, multiple college and high school titles, and notable pro and college football events throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES Moines
Iowa
Joe Laws
Zud Schammel
University of Iowa
San Francisco
Illinois
Bud Froning
Duane Swanson
Southern California
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Davenport
Des Moines
Topeka
Omaha
St. Joseph
Rock Island
Iowa State
Kansas State
Cyclones
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Ruth Blackhawks
Waterloo
Michaels
Drake
Oklahoma
Utica
John Longnecker
Newton
DeWitt
St. Ambrose Academy
Dunkerton
Genese
East
S. C
25000 Reserved Seats Sold For Iowa U Home Contests
Iowa City 25000 reserved seats for the University of Iowa seven remaining home basketball games had been sold by Saturday. Athletics business manager Charles S. Galiher noted about 2500 to 3000 seats per game remain unsold. Also mentioned are details on the large lake formed by Boulder Dam and a linguistic note on the word sincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Charles S. Galiher
Athletics
Galiher
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Drake University
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Wellsburg
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John L. Griffith
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Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
Washington High of
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Panther
Mark Panther
Marquette
Lucille Robinson
Opal Hill
Denmar Miller
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Harris Coggeshal
Bill Kiley
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Jewell
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