Shaughnessy Faces Harvard or Chicago Coaching Choice
Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy weighs Harvard’s offer against remaining at the University of Chicago. University officials confirm Harvard’s bid and vow to keep him, with Shaughnessy’s decision likely tied to job permanence and his classroom emphasis.
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Harvard
Chicago
Hicago
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
F. C. Woodward
Woodward
William J. Bingham
Lisbon Five Jips Ramblers Edge Woodford 26 22
Platts Transfer of Lisbon strengthened fourth place in the Y City league with a 26 to 22 win over Woodford's Ramblers on Wednesday. Plattenberger and Voermingstur sparked late baskets to seal the victory after halftime.
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Platts Transfer
Woodford
Ramblers
Plattenberger
Voermingstur
Seates
Plattenbergs
Don Steff
Rimbler
Drake Loses To Penn Teachers In Close Basketball Duel
West Chester State Teachers edged Drake 33 to 29 after a tense second half. Drake led 24 to 23 before Wet Chester surged ahead with key baskets and defense. Swan and Drane contributed scoring plays while substitute Orebaugh delivered a decisive strike for the visitors.
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Penn
West Chestir
Paypi
Ead Lege Witresdasett
Sted
Liase Unive
Soaty Taskers
WY Edetae
Drake Bulldogs
Orebaugh
Invaders
Curt
Sury
Swan
West Chester
Were the Critics Wrong on Gophers A Rose Bowl Debate
Davis J Walsh argues that early season judgments on Minnesota and Stanford were shaky after Alabama’s 29 to 13 Rose Bowl win. He questions Minnesota’s supremacy claims, notes Stanford’s un-smart play and Stanford’s kickoff strategy, and reconsiders how a passing offense tests a team.
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Davis J Walsh
International News Service
New York
INS
Pasadena
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Howell
Hutson
Davis J. Walsh
Crimson Tide
Gophers
Norsemen
Walsh
Men of
Iowa
Mat Artistry And Brawling On Tap In Show Friday
Wrestling card at the Coliseum features Le LK oF presaters Lee Wykoff Alls vs Eustace in best two out of three falls. West and Sledge clash as Rough-House Nelson appears with Bill Sledge, while Orester Grove debuts as a villain in a fast paced program designed for both clean grappling fans and those who relish rousing combat.
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le LK
Presaters
Lee Wykoff
Alls
Eustace
Dbeadlners
Wykoff
Jack Hackensepoudt
Cheipe
Soere West
Nelson
Bill Sledge
Houston Tex
Reece Institute
Lightner Elected President of Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club
F J Lightner was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club at a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by twenty five. Traps and equipment will be installed for a first class layout with a May 12 opening shoot. Membership will be limited to 100 and plans for a state shoot are under way. Other officers elected include E S Copeland secretary F A Brookhiser first vice president G E Petrak Charles Heaton and E J Hofferd directors.
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F. J. Lightner
New
Cedar Rapids Airways
G. E. Petrak
Charles Heaton
E. J. Hofferd
Marion Five and Independence in Two Tilts Friday
Marion high school basketball hosts Independence in a double header on Friday night at Marion. The Crimsons seek a second home win after a 22 to 17 loss to Anamosa before the holidays, with Beeson sidelined by quinsy and Derflinger out at practice but edging toward return.
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Independence High
Marion Court
Crimson
Central City
Anamosa Five
Flu
Derflinger
Beeson
Junior Reed
Bill Reed
Grant Cagers To Scrimmage Coe Varsity Friday
Grant coach Fred Winter issued a call for all Panther squad members to appear at the Coe gym Friday at 2 p.m. prepared for a scrimmage against the Coe varsity. The Panthers have rested since their Friday game with Washington and the scrimmage will be their first since then. Washington Tigers travel to West Waterloo for a conference clash, keeping their Mississippi Valley lead intact.
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Fred Winter
Panther
Coe Gym
Coe
Panthers
Washington
Washington Tigers
West Waterloo
Mississippi Valley
Fancy and Figure Skating Assn To Be Formed Monday
Cedar Rapids skating enthusiasts plan a Fancy and Figure Skating association with first meeting set for Monday at 7 30 in the Cedar Rapids city hall council chamber. All interested in figure skating invited to attend and help organize instruction for beginners and experienced skaters. A fancy skating carnival is planned for later in the winter with further details to be announced.
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Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Cedar Rapids
Stanford Edges Nebraska 35 31 In Close Duel
In Lincoln Stanford rallied from a slow start to defeat Nebraska 35 to 31 in front of about 3 500 fans. The Cornhuskers led 16 14 at halftime before Stanford took control in the second half.
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Stanford
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Cubs Trade Catcher Phelps to Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago trains manager Charley Grimm sold catcher Gordon Phelps to the Brooklyn Dodgers for six thousand dollars to make room for a rookie. Phelps weighed 225 pounds and joined the Cubs in 1933 but had little playing time last season with 20 hits in 70 at bats including two home runs as a pinch hitter.
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Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Gordon Phelps
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phelps
Cubs
Purdue and Northwestern Favored In Big Ten Title Race
Big Ten outlook centers on Purdue and Northwestern after they each went 6 non-conference games without a loss. Northwestern crushed Pittsburgh while Purdue relies on veterans like Norm Cottom as the race opens Saturday night.
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Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Cats
Panthers
Pitt
Yowa
Norm Cottom
Lyle Fisher
Kostka Seeks City Pay For Stop And Go Sign
Kostka, Minnesota full back, asks Minneapolis to cover 329 dollars in damages after he drove a borrowed car into a stop and go sign. He says the incident occurred during a weekend of banquets and dances and that he would have no college if he had to pay. He is barred from further college competition by the three year rule.
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Iowa State
Cyclone
Ames
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Stan Kostka
University of Minnesota
Kostka
Purdue Defeats Marquette 44 to 35 in Rough Pre Conference Win
Purdue pounded Marquette 44 to 35 in Milwaukee extending their win streak to six as the Boilermakers end their pre conference slate. Cottom and Downes led Purdue with strong scoring while early rough play defined the contest.
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Marquette
Milwaukee
Purdue University
Boilermakers
Pordue
Cottom
Morstadt
Kessler
Casterton
Tohri Downes
al Wolfer
Seward
Ehring
Shaver
Rubado
Rasmusene
O’keefe
Motstady
Ehrig
Seeger
Ruberdo
Dosnes
Baumbach
White
Kearns
DePaul
Peegie
Indianapolis
Vinton High Downs Iowa City 37 to 25 In Local Hoops
Vinton High defeated Iowa City High 37 25 on its home court. Abernathy led Vinton with eight field goals while Miller of Iowa City scored nine points with three baskets and three free throws.
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Vinton High
Iowa City High
Vinton Cagers
Abernathy
Vinton Center
Miller
Iowa City
Silver Skates Prelims Prep For Sunday Finals
Cedar Rapids hosts the Gazette Silver Skates on the Cedar River near Ellis Park pavilion starting Sunday at 2 PM with two qualifying heats held Saturday for juvenile and junior divisions. Entrants from outside Cedar Rapids transfer to Sunday finals. safety rules bar parking and motorized traffic on race day.
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Ce- Adar Rapids Skating Association
Gazette
Cedar River
Ellis Park Pavillion
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Fred Poyneer
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Barney Ross Tops 1934 Boxing Ratings as Best Boxer of Year
Barney Ross is named the outstanding fighter of 1934 in the Ring magazine annual ratings. He tops welterweight group 1 and ranks among the era’s elite across multiple weight classes, with peers including Baer Carnera Louis Schmeling and McLarnin in various groups.
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Ring Boxing
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Primo Carnera
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Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
King Levinsky
Cleto Locatelli
Eddie Cool
Tracey Cox
Benny Bass
Lew Massey
Freddy Miller
Baby Arizmendi
Mike Bellaise
Petey Hayes
George Hansford
Nel Tarlton
Petey Barron
Maurice Oitzer
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Panama
Al_ Brown
Merv Bilandon
Sixto Escobar
Young Tommy
Louis_ Sauca
Speedy Dado
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Little Pancho
Fred Perry to turn pro for 40000. Jacobs offered
New York reports say Fred Perry the England world champion will sign a professional contract for 40000 upon arrival in San Francisco February 2. Promoter Bill OBrien announced the move. Helen Jacobs, national champion, was also offered a professional deal via cable, which promoter OBrien expects she will accept.
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New York
Fred Perry
England
San Francisco
Bill O’brien
Helen Jacobs
Bill O'Brien
Radio Schedule Fragments Reflect Nightly NBC CBS Lines
A dense OCR page lists daytime and evening radio programming across NBC CBS and affiliated networks. It catalogues shows, orchestras, talk segments and performers with station names such as WBBM WJZ WEAF WMAQ WMT WABC and others, indicating a broad array of musical programs and talk fixtures through late afternoon to night hours.
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WBBM
Wecco
Neville Laski
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WMT
Army Band
WNT
Mary Marlin
NBC
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Kyv Fields and Hall
WJZ Chain
Charles Sears
WJZ
Kyw Wow
Weaf Chain
Wall Orch
WCCO
Zito
WEAF
Vito
Jack Little
l—Kassel Orch
KMOX
WBBN
Judy and Jane
School of Theatt
WABQ
Vic and Sade
Loretta Lee
WABO
Minneapolis Symphony
Wacco
Dorothy Pare
Woman's Review
Marine Band
Meial
Miss Grace Abbott
Netty and
Bob
Dumke
Muslea
Men of Notes
Kay Foster
Weaf Who
Jack Reller
Nestle Revell
Vauehn de Leath
WEAF _ WHO
Stamp Club
WIO
Hebinson Crusoe Jr
WAC MT
Phil Cook
Concert Orch
Willard
Bailey
Connie Mack
Red Waris
WIZ Wenr
WLW
Husso Orch
Uncle Ezra
Wmaq Wow
WJZ Wen
WSM
WFAA
Boake Carter
WHUBM
Wccco
Jessica Dragonette
Orch
WEAF _WHO
Irene Rich
Fray and Brasgiott
Tis—Edwin Wil
CBS Wehm
WLE
Jane Froman
James Melton
Wdi
WLS Koil
Beatrice Mille
Nerrin Orch
CNBC
WLS
ICOA
Lyman Oreh
Ens
Baker DO
Slands
Weap Who
Jay Franch
Gracee Brent
Cys
WHOM
Krah
Duchin Orch
NDC
Vi—Musse Arch
Tesee Crawford
NBG
Wear Who
Coburn Orch
Linin
Martin Orch
INNC
WIZ
Beecher Orch
Denny Orch
Berrens
INNO
Wisher Orch
ONS
WHRM
Stenty King's Orch
WEAT
Wlever Arch
NNO
CNB
WHDM
Wyoming Defeats Monticello In Low-Scoring Victory
Special to The Gazette reports Wyoming's independent team held Monticello to 22 points while scoring 32. The defense dominated as the two squads met Tuesday evening in Wyoming, with Wyoming securing the win.
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Monticello
Monticello Independents
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