Notre Dame Northwestern Tie Sparks Scorers Debate
Big Ten officials question scorers after Notre Dame and Northwestern ended 20 20 in controversy with a disputed Meyer free throw. Northwestern vows replay unlikely as teams prep for opening conference games and Michigan Indiana Illinois Iowa clash looms.
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Notre Dame
Hicago
Wileson
Northwestern
Wilson
George Keegan
Wildcats
Michigan
Butter
Indianapolis
Indiana
DePaul
Toledo
Carroll
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio State
North‘western
Marquette
Minnesota
Local Swimming Squad To Open 1936 Meet Clinton Saturday
Cedar Rapids YMCA swimming team opens the 1936 season with a home dual meet against Clinton on Saturday night at 8. Ten meets are planned. Cedar Rapids relies on seven returnees and new recruit Chuck Lowder to face Clinton’s backstroke ace and strong sprinters.
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton Y Tanksters
Cédar Rapids
Chuck Lowder
Eugene Kershaw
University of Town
Clinton
Rudin
Hall
Yourd
Walsmith
Keller
Boyle
Francis Presler
Walter Maciejewsky
Iowa
Cochran
Wright
Yeaten
Tme
Marion Alumni edge high school in four overtime thriller
In a four overtime game Marion alumni defeated the high school squad 44 to 42. Curtis led with 17 points while Reed and Edwards added 11 each as regulation ended 34 all and each overtime period kept the score close. Marion hosts Independence in its first Tri county Conference game Friday.
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Marion High School
Crimson
Curtis
Reed
Edwards
Marion
Independence
Freisinger Wins Middle Atlantic Skate Title
Leo Freisinger a 19 year old Olympic team member from Chicago won the Middle Atlantic men s speed skating title at Newburgh New York and dethroned Olympic teammate Allan Potts of Brooklyn He captured the 880 yard race and finished second in the mile event to total 50 points Petersen and Lamb from Milwaukee tied for second with 40 points each
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Newburgh
N. Y
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
Allan Potts
Brooklyn
Freisinger
Rotts
Milwaukee
Bob Petersen
Delbert Lamb
Golden Gloves entrants hit one hundred with CCC Lamont
The Golden Gloves entries reached one hundred as CCC Lamont camp filed four competitors amid plans to hold preliminaries on February 3 4 and 5 in the Coliseum. Eastern Iowa camps are expected to enter more, with the sixteen survivors from eight weight divisions advancing to finals by February 12 and a Chicago trip to be awarded to the eight winners.
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CCC
Lamont
Iowa
Chicago
Braddock Faces Louis Talks and Golden Gloves Plans
Boxing chatter centers on Jack Dempsey seeking a white hope to beat Joe Louis and Jimmy Braddock’s readiness. Braddock’s adviser could be Jack Johnson, as plans for a February Golden Gloves tournament in Independence advance with four Lamont entrants and training at the National Guard armory. Independence notes also cover Dr Norman E Richardson to speak at youth rally and George F Johnson purchasing Maidright sandwich shop.
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Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Louis
Braddock
Joe Gould
Jack Johnson
Jimmy
the Tribune
Lamont
Jack Frazer
Howard Moser
Guthrie Shaffer
Clark Massingham
National Guard
Independence
Norman E. Richardson
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Mat show headlines Plummer vs McGill in Memorial Coliseum
Veteran heavyweight Pat McGill of Omaha faces Lou Plummer in the main event at Memorial Coliseum. Rustic County’s six foot seven inch Farmer Tobin sits as a featured guest, meeting Otto Kuss of Indianapolis. Jack Vincent and Joe Hubka open the card.
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Pat McGill
Omaha
Lou Plummer
Memorial Coliseum
Farmer’ Tobin
Rustic County
Maine
Otto Kuss
Indianapolis
Jack Vincent
Joe Hubka
Schmeling May Fight Louis Elsewhere If Nazi Silence Holds
International News Service notes German press hints Schmeling could dodge a Louis bout in June. Hitler’s regime appears wary of Schmeling returning to America for an exhibition, while Munich coverage omits Louis’ knockout and praises American writers. The piece weighs risks of a sudden Schmeling decision and compares past defenses of his career.
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DY Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Louis
Hitler
Schmeling
America
Pauline
Munich
Reich
Sharkey
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Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Ford Frick
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Denver
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Urbana
Richard Quigley
Mos
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Pat MC Gill
Values
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Union
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Hound's Tooth
Laskin
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