Minneapolitan Stars Set for Cedar River Silver Skates
Minneapolis top skaters led by Pat Maloney enter the Gazette Silver Skates on the Cedar River facing Iowa aces. The event opens Sunday at 2 pm with heats and finals, featuring top names from Cedar Rapids Davenport Oskaloosa and Des Moines under referee Frank Martin and chief judge Moray L Eby.
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Minneapolis
Pat Maloney
Chicago Daily News
Gazette
Cedar River
Iowa
Middle West
Vern Nelson
Maloney
Dick Beard
Daily News
Marvin Swanson
Jimmy Webster
Carl Johnson
Gordon Renne
Lowell Miller
Bob Lynan
Bulle McKemma
Bob
Larry Dennis
George
Frank
John Shimek
Art McGuire
John Shepard
Dubuque
Oskaloosa
Oclwein
Davenport
Central City
Amana
Des Moines
L. D. Dennis
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Frank Martin
Moray L Eby
Harold J Horan
Edward E Lowe
A T Dalton
Chicago
Eby
Dennis
Fred A Winter
Forest S Rutgers
Orville Rust
Horace G Hedges
Paul Kindler
Thomas C Hayden
Norman F Bleakley
W L. Bernard, Jr
Leonard Paula
A A Sindelar
W J Barngrover
David Turner
Miss Wand
Montz
Bessie Engle
Fred J Posneer
Ira T Carrithers
Ralph Yuu
Aio Frame
Pauline Barngrover
Clate Nichols
Joseph Carberry
Nevin Nichols
Roa Greenawalt
Vo Lehman
Farl Jo North Dead McGregour
George Fo Martinew
Thomas
Natalie Screen
Lo M Silliman
Frank Viattinoe
Oloutoas
Patrol Poutins
Slapmieka
Res Deboert
Tarus Roekinen
Ortega
Fey
Fey Lumbers At Whet Fire the Presumingries Wall Beers Nived
Etve Lace
Westorth
Fls Park
Perry McCollster
Frank Shimek
Frances McGregor
Mary Ann Stark
McGregor
Stark
Michigan Defeats Colgate In Tight Battle 44 To 41
Michigan edged Colgate 44 to 41 in Hamilton with eight lead changes in the second half. Joslin and Plummer sparked the final rally as Colgate's Bud Campbell and Frank Marshall kept the game close.
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Michigan
Colgate
Hamilton
N. Y
University of Michigan
Joslin
Plummer
Bud Campbell
Frank Marshall
Michisan
Butler Beats Chicago 37 to 31 on the Road
Butler college defeated the University of Chicago 37 to 31 in Indianapolis. Butler jumped to a 7-point lead early and held a 18 to 9 edge at halftime, with Batts scoring 10 points and Flinn adding nine for Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Butler College
University of Chicago
Butler
Flinn
Chicago
Notre Dame Tightens Eligibility Rules For Athletes
Notre Dames athletic constitution was revised increasing eligibility limits. Players may not compete after their sixth semester in school and injured players will use up eligibility. Coaches cannot hold a player out a season hoping for future value. Rules for earning basketball track and baseball monograms were tightened.
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Notre Dames
Center Point Beats Whittier 50 to 19 in Local Game
Center Point Merchants overpower Whittier Quakers 50 19 as Bud Fioning leads with nine baskets and a free throw for 19 points. Whittier girls remain scoreless two quarters in a 56 6 win.
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Sween
Ivnt
Whittier Quakers
Bud Fioning
Webster City
Brookmans Skelly Quilers
Whittier Girls
Giants Sign Davis Hubbell and Two Infielders for 1935
New York Giants announce that outfielder George Kiddo Davis and two utility infielders Malas and Cuccinello have sent in their 1935 contracts. Pitcher Carl Hubbell, the first Giant to sign, submitted his deal on Thursday. Davis had been with the Phillies and was obtained earlier in exchange.
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NEW York
UCP
New York Giants
Ouffielder
George Kiddo" Davis
Weroo Malas
Galveston
Wastscorn
al Cuccinello
Secon
Fren
Noohvaille Davis
Delat
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Stoneham
Bill Terry
Mubhbell
Nubbell
Wilson Cage Five In Market For Games
Wilson and company fields a fast independent basketball club in the city. Contact Adolph Ahrens at telephone 6501 to arrange games.
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Wilson Cage
Armour Tops Miami Open Field With 66 In Round One
Tommy Armour of Chicago Canadian open champion posted a sizzling 66 four under par to lead a field of 172 after the first 18 holes of the Miami Open. Armour was 34 on the front nine and 32 on the back, one stroke ahead of Bill Melhihorn of Louisville who finished second.
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Miami, Fla
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Bill Melhihorn
Louisville
Max Baer
King Levin
Sky
Levinsky
Baer
Max
Wrigley Field
Missouri's New Grid Coach Calls For Pep Meeting
Missouri's new head coach Don Faurot invited all students to a football meeting Friday night in Columbia to discuss rebuilding the Tigers grid machine. He announced practice would begin March 1.
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Missouri
Columbia, Me
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Faurot
Columbus Buys Hurst From Cubs in Cash Deal
Chicago Cubs sold first baseman Don Hurst to the Columbus American Association club for an undisclosed cash sum. Hurst had been a .300 hitter before joining Chicago but slumped to a .228 average in the season, after coming to the Cubs in a June trade for Don Camilli.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Don Hurst
Columbus American Association
Cubs
Hurst
Phillies
Donf Camill
Warburton Weighs Pro Grid Offer For USC
Irvine Cotton Warburton, USC standout, says he has not received any offers yet and is not committing to the Chicago Cardinals or any other pro team. He remains open to a possible professional football opportunity, but denies rumors.
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LOS Angeles
Irvine
Cotton” Warburton
University of Southern California
Warburton
Chicago Cardinals
Dyersville Tourney Set to Open January 26
The fifth annual Eastern Iowa amateur basketball tournament will run in Dyersville from January 26 to February 3. Twenty five teams, including independents from Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, compete for honors with Bellevue Bears defending champs already signaling participation.
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Dyersville
Charles F Gebhard
Tourney
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Bellevue Bears
Barney Oldfield Cited For Speeding In Auto
Salinas California AP reports auto racer Barney Oldfield was cited for speeding by Highway Patrolman A W Martin. Oldfield allegedly had a cigar burning in his mouth while driving at sixty miles an hour, wind whipping the ashes.
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Salinas
Calif
Barney Oldfield
Martin
Oldfield
Cy Jennings Veteran Baseball Player Dies in California
Cy Jennings died in Linsey California after a twenty year career in Iowa and Minnesota baseball circles. Funeral services will be held in Salix Iowa on Monday.
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Cy Jennings
Sioux City
Ins
Linsey
Calif
J J
Cy) Jennings
Iowa
Minnesota
Salix
Raiders Manager Search Hints at Cardinals Ties
The Cedar Rapids association plans a spring ticket drive similar to 1934 to fund operations and name a Raiders manager. Harry Johnson, the president, has discussed candidates with Branch Rickey, with no decision until after a meeting next Tuesday.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Harry Johnson
Association
Baseball Association
Raiders
Johnson
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Rickey
St. Louis
Shaughnessy Dodges Harvard Coaching Report
Chicago football coach Clark Shaughnessy refused comment on persistent word he may become Harvard’s next coach. University vice-president F C Woodward said Chicago will try to keep Shaughnessy. It is believed Harvard offered him the post and he is weighing a possible move.
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Harvard
Eddie Casey
Cambridge
Crimson
Warvard
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
F. C. Woodward
Shaughnessy
Drake Brings Eastern Tour Win Over Lehigh 58 32
Drake university basketball defeated Lehigh 58 to 32 in Bethlehem as Orebaugh and Smith led with 32 points combined. Lehigh’s Fairbanks Henry and Pharo stood out for the home team in front of the largest crowd of the season.
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Bethlehem
Drake University
Lehigh University
Lehigh
Drake
Orebaugh
Smith
Fairbanks, Henry
Pharo
Freddie Miller Knocks Out Augier in Seventh Round
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, widely regarded as world featherweight champion, defeated Francis Augier of France by knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled fifteen round bout at the Salle Wagram in Paris. Augier previously held the French championship.
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Paris
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Francis Augier
France
Salle Wagram
Augier
Iowa Opens Big Ten With Buckeye Clash Saturday
Iowa meets Ohio State in the Big Ten opener at home after a 4–2 nonconference run. Hawkeyes rely on Rollie Williams’ scoring and may use new guard tandem Rosenthal and Tangeman to boost offense. Ohio State counters with a balanced lineup and hopes for a strong scoring push to offset defensive gaps.
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University of Iowa
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Chicago
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Iowa State
Buckeyes
Temple
Maryland
Rollie Williams
Ivan Blackmer
Hawkeye
Pony
Sid Rosenthal
Glenn Tangeman
Rosenthal
Tangeman
Nebraska
Stanford
Harold Olsen
Wilson Ang Busich
Towa
Schwartz
Purdue and Wisconsin open 1935 Big Ten title race
Western conference clubs begin the title chase with Purdue defending champion facing Wisconsin in Madison. Indiana meets Illinois in Champaign to start league play, and Ohio State visits Iowa. Chicago and Minnesota host nonconference foes as Marquette meets Chicago and Minnesota hosts Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Boilermakers
Badgers
Champaign
Indiana
Illinois
Buckeyes
Iowa
Iowa City
Minnesota
Marquette
Notre Dame
Minneapolis
Wrestling results from Camden St Paul and Toronto meets
Dick Shikat 243 tied with Gino Garibaldi 216 in Camden with one fall each. Abe Kashey 219 defeated Ray Richards 214 in St Paul in 34:23. Vic Christie 20% from Glendale Calif defeated John Kazan 215 Winnipeg two falls to one in Toronto.
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Associated Presb
Camden
Dick Shikat
Germany
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
ST. Paul
Abe Kashey
New York
Ray Richards
Nebraska
Toronto
Vic Christie
Glendale
Calif
John Kazan
Winnipeg
Breadwinger Dorothy Schiess killed in Toledo traffic crash
Dorothy Schiess, 23, a breadwinner for a family of nine, died when a motorist pulled from the curb into the path of the car she rode as a passenger. Nearby, a report notes wax production by Chinese farmers using a wax-producing insect.
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Toledo
Dorothy Schiess
Japan's vast road network ranks third worldwide
Japan has more than 635 400 miles of roads, placing it third among nations in total road length. The figure highlights the country's extensive infrastructure and transportation backbone.
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Japan
Willard to referee Steeler Lewis vs Steele match
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard will serve as referee for tonight's finish wrestling bout between Ed Strangler Lewis and Ray Steele in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
INL
Jess Willard
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Ray Steele
College Basketball Scores Mixed From Various Games
A cluttered slate shows Drake over Lehigh by 33 to 84 with Chicago XI and Stanford 331 over Creighton 29 Westminster 21, Oklahoma A&M and more listed. Other results include Midtenn 1 and Stroudsbore Teachers 41 Wheaton House of David 30 and Westminster 84 Carnegie Tech 30.
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Lehigh
Chicago
Stanford
Creighton
Westminster
Oklahama A
M. IR
Wichita
House of David
Texans Tech
Carnegie Tech
Wasqnesbure
Glenville
Hingis Colleges
McRendree
la Grange
May Junior College
Iunois College Treshment
Central Indiana
Eastern Whats
Qils
Tahlequah
Okla
Southwestern
Vmcpherson
Idaho
Montana
Oregon State
Willamette University
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