Rose Bowl clash set as Stanford and Alabama prepare
Two top teams, Stanford and Alabama, trained in California ahead of the Rose Bowl kickoff at 2:15 pm PST. Stanford emphasizes passing and line power, while Alabama relies on sharp passing and a strong running game. Weather looks fair and attendance near capacity, with most tickets sold by Christmas.
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Palpe Geeta
Wyhoff To headline Wrestling Program In Coliseum Friday
Wrestling card promotes Wyhoff headlining a Friday bout at the Coliseum with local wrestlers and feature matches. The event outlines a full program of preliminaries leading to the main event in front of a home crowd.
Lowden Captures Two Games From Clarence
Lowden defeats Clarence Spera in two straight games. Local match details include Bruce Hoey and Peter Geet in key plays with high scoring moments. Multiple players contribute as Lowden secures a decisive doubleheader win.
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Clarence
HAWKS AND CYCLONES TO BATTLE TUESDAY
Ames AP reports two long standing rivals Iowa State and Iowa will clash Tuesday night in the Cyclone gym. Iowa State headlines include Jack Cowen and Jack Fleming while Iowa fields Ivan Blackmer Dick Moran and Johnny Grim as key performers.
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Waldo Wegner
Jack Cowen
Jack Fleming
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Louis Menze
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Dick Moran
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al Bobby
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Sugar Bow Duel Ends In Mixed College Battle
Temple and Tulane prepare for a Sugar Bowl clash with players shaping the outcome. The article notes expected lineups and coaching strategies as both teams seek a decisive victory in the New Orleans showdown.
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Postville High Cage Teams Trip Alumni
Postville High basketball squads traveled for an alumni event with team members and supporters present. The trip included informal scrimmages and informal reunions as players reconnected with former teammates at the site.
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Postville High
Lineups Selected for All Star Shrine Tilt in Kezar Stadium
East and West All Stars finalize starting lineups for the Shrine game at Kezar Stadium New Year’s Day. East backs boast a powerful backfield with Munjas and Weinstock at backs and Lar son and Bogan ski on the ends plus a stout line led by Barclay Hartwig and Akerson. West counters with Morse Fuqua Maddox Barber Sta cesv and Clem en among others as they seek to stop the East attack.
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Kezar Stadium
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Orin
Babe) Hollingberry
Percy Lacey
Frank Larson
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Joe Boganski
Colgate
Phil Bengston
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North Carolina
Charles Hartwig
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George Akerson
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Ray Morse
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Ray Fuqua
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Him Barber
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Rooge Theodoratus
Washington State
Larry Semel
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Frank Sobrere
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Allison and Bell Reach Sugar Bowl Finals
Two standout athletes, Allison and Bell, advance to the Sugar Bowl finals amid strong local support. Reported confusion and scattered notes describe semifinal play and team favorites, with several named coaches and teams referenced in brief, partial lines.
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Bell
Poole Drives Iowa Defense With Biggest Field Goal
Fred Poole delivered the decisive three points in a 1960s Iowa State clash, kicking a field goal that spurred a dramatic comeback and earned him the lasting thrill of a lifetime. The shot helped propel his team to a pivotal victory, marking a standout moment in Poole’s football career.
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Fred Boo Veung
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Towea
Eleven undefeated town teams linked to Coe coaching legacy
The late season tally shows eleven Town high school football teams undefeated and untied. Three were coached by Moray Ebys system alumni at Coe College including Dick Barrows Clarinda Chris Johnson Clear Lake and Buzz Verrimont Fayette. Lloyd Harper at Clinton also went undefeated though tied Town City. Johnsons team was unscored on the season. The piece also surveys boxing figures Joe Loms Max Baer and pallid boxing politics with calls to remove Bill Brown from a sports post and Cubs trade rumors.
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Coe College
Dick Barrows
Clarinda
Chris Johnson
Clear Lake
Buzz Verrimont Fayette
Kohawk
Lloyd Harper
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Town City
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Eby
Bill Brown
New York
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Glenn Cunningham May Enroll At Iowa Univ
Lawrence Kansas AP Glenn Cunningham mile record holder said he is considering enrolling at the University of Iowa next semester He noted no definite plan but needs post graduate work for a master’s degree unavailable at Kansas University He and his wife have been in Lawrence after returning from the Orient years ago
Grinnell Track Team Announces Five Indoor Meets
Grinnell college track team schedules five indoor meets under Coach Lester Duke. The opener is Feb 9 against the University of Iowa in Iowa City, followed by Drake on Feb 16 in Des Moines, Missouri Valley indoor meet on March 2 in Des Moines, Central Intercollegiate meet March 8 and 9 at Notre Dame, and a March 16 Quadrangular meet in Town City Iowa with Iowa State, Drake, and Grinnell.
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Baer Among Fistil Champions To Lose
International News Service reports bold 1935 boxing forecasts by James J. Johnston. Max Baer, others expected to lose to rivals such as Hamas Lasky Schmeling Carnera. Olin to drop to Lewis. Pirrone, Brouillard or Corbett to threaten Yarosz. McLarnin to defend only against select challengers. Ross to drop to Am bers Locatelli or Klick. Miller to win featherweight duel with Anz mend i. Brown read out of bantam title with several contenders poised to move in.
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International News Service
New York
Max Baer
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James J. Johnston
Madison Square Garden
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Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Ted Yarosz
Paul Pirrone
Jack Mce-Evoy
Lou Brouillard
Young Corbett
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Cleo Locatell
Frankie Klick
Ray Miller
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al Brown
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Center Point Merchants Route Walker In 63 12 Victory
Center Point Merchants dominated Walker 63 12 on Friday night with a 26 4 first half. Hendryx led with 10 field goals and 2 free throws in three quarters. Brookman's Skelly Quiers defeated Walker girls 33 16.
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Lisbon Teams Top Alumni in Friday Double Header
Lisbon high school split the double header with 29 22 boys victory and a 37 21 girls win. The boys beat the alumni while the girls secured their fifth win of the season at home in Lisbon Iowa.
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Lisbon
Brown Dismisses Baer Attacks as Ridiculous in Boxing Clash
Davis Walsh cites boxing editor’s view that Brown’s broadside against Max Baer is overblown while praising Baer’s attributes. The piece notes Baer’s offer to fight two opponents for the title, Brown’s counterclaims about a supposed wrestling showdown, and commentary on Baer’s career and risks in the era’s heavyweight scene.
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New York Boxing Commission
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Mecca Temple
Big Ten Quints Prepare To Open Title Campaign
The Big Ten basketball season opens Saturday night with three games headlining Purdue at Wisconsin in Madison and Indiana at Illinois in Champaign while Ohio State faces Iowa at Iowa City. Purdue then plays De Paul in Chicago and Marquette in Milwaukee. Wisconsin meets Michigan State at Madison. Ohio State and Indiana also have non conference dates, with Iowa visiting Iowa State and Illinois playing Wabash.
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State Prep Mat Meet Moves to Fort Dodge
DES MOINES AP The state high school wrestling meet will be held at Fort Dodge Feb 22 and 23 with district events Feb 15 and 16 Winners of first and second places in each weight class earn eligibility for the final tournament Two district meets are set for Valley Junction and Eagle Grove with more sites to be announced The Iowa High School Athletic Association also announced the indoor track and field meet will be held at the University of Town field house on April 6.
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Skating Entrants Open for Silver Skates Contest
Oskaloosa and Oelwein enter the Gazette Silver Skates event with Sammy Schaffer and Dr. E L Feld listed in the mens senior division. Deadline extended to January 3 for mailed entries as Cedar Rapids hosts preparations and officials finalize assignments for the carnival.
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Lisbon Bears Nab Springville 33 25
The Lisbon Bears defeated Springville 33 to 25 at home. The Bears extended their winning streak to four and led the Lincoln Hi league with undefeated record. Platts Transfer beat the Colonial Bakers of Cedar Rapids 33 to 29 in the curtain raiser.
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Oxford Junction Topples Wyoming Five 52 39
Oxford Junction Independents defeated Wyoming five on their home floor Friday night by 52 to 39. Clausen emerged as a key factor for the winners as Wyoming, despite a 22 22 halftime deadlock, failed to pull ahead in the second half.
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Waterloo
Tavern Owner Slain At Yankton While Reading At Home
Police pressed a hunt Monday for the assassin who shot Patsy Magner 65 in his home as he read a magazine. Mrs Magner heard two wild shots and could offer no motive or information. The window was closed and frosted. Virginia has produced eight Presidents and five wives of Presidents.
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