Iowa Cage Quintet Romps Over Ohio State
The University of Iowa defeated Ohio State 32 to 21 in the Big Ten opener. Iowa held OSU scoreless for 12 minutes in the first half and built a 14 point lead, then cruised in the second half as Rosenthal led Iowa with 11 points and Dye starred for OSU.
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Ohio State
OWA City
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Iowans
Unio State
Busich
Blackmer
Dye
Laybourne
Burke
Sid Rosenthal
Bobby
Rosenthal
Smith
Whitlinger
Purdue Noses Out Wisconsin in 19–18 Opener
Purdue defeats Wisconsin 19 to 18 in the opening Big Ten game as Ed Shaver, a veteran guard, sinks a late free throw with two minutes remaining in Madison. The low scoring clash showcases tight defense and a pivotal late shot.
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Wis
Ed Shaver
University of Purdue
University of Wisconsin
Knox weighs Ludwick as football coach candidate
Knox college athletic directors on Saturday considered Claude H. Ludwick, Onarga military academy coach and Knox alumnus, as the football mentor. The Knox team still suffered 27 straight defeats this season as Lloyd S. Burdick resigned to join the Detroit Lions.
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Knox College
Claude H. Ludwick
Onarga Military Academy
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Siwash
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Hobart
Ludwick
Onarga
Lloyd S. Burdick
Detroit Lions
Ely Teams Capture Pair Of Cage Tilts
Ely defeated the Union girls 21 to 12 on Ely floor. The Ely I O O F team beat Union boys 41 to 20.
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the Gazette
Union Girls
Ely I.0.0.f
Union Boys
Baer Plans Major 1935 Chicago Bout Series
Max Baer will fight in Chicago during the first week of March in a 10 round no decision bout. Possible opponents include Carnera Schmeling Hamas Lasky or Joe Louis with newspaper men to determine the result if no knockout occurs. Baer travels to Boston and then Florida before returning to Chicago to promote a broader campaign.
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Max Baer
Chicago
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Joe Louis
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Nate Lewis
Jim Mulien
Jim Norris, Jr
Chicago Board of Trade
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Mullen
Baer-Levinsky
Babe Hunt
Patsy Perroni
New York
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Schmeling
Boston
Florida
California
King Levinsky
Lewis
Levinsky
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Hamas
Carnera
South America
Germany
Louis
Benny Leonard
Freddy Welsh
College Basketball Results From Various Matchups
Iowa defeats Ohio State 32 to 21 and Indiana edges Illinois 32 to 24. Notre Dame routs Syracuse 78 to 47. Dartmouth 29, Toledo 25. Kent State 22, Army 45 at Johns Hopkins 23. Navy 53, Baltimore 22. Case School of Applied Science 44, John Carroll 31. Baker 24, Washburn 21. Penn 43, Penn State 22. Marquette 28, Chicago 21.
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Ohio State
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Iinois
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Toledo University
Kent State
Army
Johns Hopkins
Navy
Baltimore
Case School of Applied Science
John Carroll University
Baker University
Washburn
Penn
Penn State
Marquette
Chicaro
Speed Skaters Clash in Cedar Rapids Silver Skates Derby
The Ga sette Silver Skates classic on the Cedar River features seniors McGuire Schuman and Shimek with intermediates Dennis and Shepard. A seven man team from Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities includes two national champions from Minneapolis.
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Shimek
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Shepard
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Minneapollia
Golf Group Faces Financial Pinch
The United States Golf Association ends 1934 with a $4,649 balance. Retiring president Herbert Jaques warns membership must grow this year to avoid further curtailment. Prescott S. Bush is elected president. Jaques notes 839 current clubs versus 1,129 in 1929 and 65 clubs resigned last year.
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United States Golf Association
Herbert Jaques
Boston
Jaques
Association
Prescott S. Bush
Greenwich
Conn
Bush
Interlochen
Minneapolis
Ernest S. Powell
St. Paul Town and
Cedar Rapids Raiders managerial debate weighs experience and show
The Cedar Rapids Baseball association plans to pick a Raiders manager after careful review of candidates. Past lessons from Bubbles Hargrave and others show the balance needed between playing ability and leadership, plus the value of showmanship in attracting night-sport audiences and women fans.
Raiders to elect officers Tuesday at Elks club
Ce dar Rapids teams up for the Western league season with an annual stockholders meeting at the Elks club Tuesday evening to select a new board of directors and officers. Current officers Harry Johnson president Hy Henry secretary and Peter Bailey treasurer are likely to return as the club seeks funds for spring operations and a manager. Johnson indicated a drive similar to last year may be approved but higher Western league salaries will affect ticket and merchandise plans. The club will report progress with Cardinals executive Branch Rickey on a manager as negotiations continue and some candidates have been rejected.
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Elks Club
Raiders
Harry Johnson
Hy Henry
Peter Bailey
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Johnson
Brilliant field of speed artists in six divisions
The Gazette Silver Skates races are set for 2 p.m. on the Cedar River course north of Ellis park pavilion. Seventeen events feature top skaters from Minneapolis and across Iowa with national champions competing. Spectators are urged to stay off the ice until racing begins and police will govern parking and course security.
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Cedar River
Iowa
Ellis Park Bath House
Ray Tapper
Ellis Boulevard
River Pavilion
Otto Ambron
Iowa Skating Association
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
The
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Oelwein
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Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Amana
Conan McGregor
Middle West
Chicago
City to See World Ping Pong Titlist
Viktor Barna and Sandor Glancz, world champions, meet Jeromy McClure and Coleman Clark in an exhibition at the YMCA gym Friday at 8 p.m. Clark notes Barna and Glancz can spot Americans ten to fifteen points yet win. Barna's backhand flips and Glancz's chops headline a lively showcase. Tickets are 55 cents reserved, 40 cents general.
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Sandor Glancz
Jeromy McClure
Indianapolis
Coleman Clark
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Paris
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McClure
Youngstown
O. Pussle
Clark
U. S
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London
Y.M.C.A
Belden’ Hill
Gopher Quintet Wins From Irish 30 to 28
Minnesota beat Notre Dame 30 to 28 in a tight college basketball contest played in Minneapolis Saturday night. Gopher quintet secured the narrow victory against the Irish with a balanced scoring effort and sturdy defense on their home floor.
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Notre Dame
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