Birkhahn And Others Lead Purple Attack In Win Over Beloit
Cornell sprinted to a 43 to 36 victory over Beloit college of Wisconsin in a Midwest conference opener. Birkhahn led with 12 points, Fink and Underwood added 10 each, Coffman scored six. Beloit’s Bloom led all scorers with 13 as Beloit visits Coe in Cedar Rapids Friday night.
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Cornell
Cage
Beloit College of Wisconsin
Nnoon
Beloit
Monmouth
Samuel
Bloom
Purple
Birkhahn
Fink
Methodists
Badgers
Milford
Coffman
Kellogg
Birk
Bobby Jones Team Best Ball Victory in New Orleans
Bobby Jones returned to golf with a win in an exhibition best ball fourball in New Orleans before 5000 fans. Jones birdied the 18th for a one up victory. his partner Nelson Whitney of New Orleans had once eliminated him from a major event. Opponents were Fred Haas Jr. and Fred Odom, both New Orleans champions.
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New Orleans
INS
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
Nelson Whitney
Fred Haas
Hubert May Coach At South Carolina Univ
Pooley Hubert former Alabama grid star was to confer with University of South Carolina officials in Columbia today about the head football coach post. The job opened after the expired contract of Wool Laval was not renewed.
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Columbia, SC
INS
Pooley Hubert
Alabama Grid
University of South Carolina
Wool
Laval
Lowden Trips DeWitt In Loop Game 47 to 24
Lowden defeated DeWitt 47 to 24 in a Lincoln Highway league loop game played Friday night in the local gym. The second team game was won by DeWitt.
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Lowden
DeWitt
Lowden Independents
Lincoln Highway
DeWitt Metrehants
Cavalcade Favored In $100000 Handicap
The future book favorite Cavalcade shows as top pick for the $100,000 Santa Nata Calf Footwork Handicap at Teto Vode Baptiypense Canyon. The field includes Vonage and Twenty Grand with the event set for Feb 4.
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AGUA
Smee Nng
Santa Nata
Rte
Tad
Freddie Miller Wins Another British Fight
Freddie Miller knocked out a ten round win in London against Joe Connolly, the former Scottish champion, as he showed dominance and control throughout the bout, continuing his march through European competition. Connolly, once a featherweight contender, fought evenly at times but Miller dictated the pace and outcome.
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London
Freddie Millers
Eurer
Joe Connolly
Scotland
Martelle Clinches Double Victory Over Springville
Martelle high school swept Springville in a double header. The second team won 10 to 9, while the first team edged Springville 32 to 2. The win extends Martelle's home winning streak to 58 games.
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Martelle
Martelle High School
Springville
Pro Troupe Opens Inn York in Pro Tennis Tour
New York report says Elsworth Vines and Big Bill Tilden head a touring pro tennis squad opening Wednesday at Madison Square Garden. George Lott and Lester Stoefen join them to face Vines and Tilden in the first exhibition of the season. crowd potential tops 15,000 as a Garden sell-out looms.
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Tilden and Vines
Stoefen
Lott
New York
Elsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Vines
Tilden
Madison Square Garden
California
Fred Perry
Armour And Klein Tied At 36th In Miami Open Meet
Tommy Armour the former U S open champion and Canadian open holder and Willie Klein from East Williston NY were tied for the lead with 139 strokes at the halfway point in the 72 hole Miami open. Dave Tosh of Chicago was third with 141 and Joe Turnesa of Hartford Conn fourth with 142 after Klein shot 71 and Armour 73. Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond VA posted 68 for 143 total.
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Miami
Fla
Tommy Armour
Willie Klein
East Williston
Klein
Armour
Dave Tosh
Chicago
Joe Turnesa
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Racing At Havana Race Track Is Suspended
Racing at Oriental Park in Havana Cuba was suspended indefinitely due to a shortage of American horses and stalled negotiations for a racing plant purchase. International Racing Association officials hoped to reopen within a few days.
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Cuba
INS
Oriental Park
International Racing Association
Golf club loft and swing tips from 1935
A 1935 golf guide discusses how loft and stance affect ball flight. It explains choosing clubs by distance and height, keeping weight balanced, and hitting the ball with a natural stroke. It notes misunderstandings about club distance and emphasizes consistent fit for all clubs.
OEES Tight Race in American Flag Race
Will Harridge predicts an even tighter 1935 American League pennant race. Detroit may face tougher challenges after last season's success led by Cochrane and injury-free play. New York also expected to be a strong contender as runners-up in 1934.
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Will Harridge
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Cochrane
Iowa Cage Fives Have Heavy Menu For This Week
Iowa teams rush into a busy week with two games for Iowa, Grinnell, and Drake while Iowa State seeks a single conference test at Lincoln. Schedule lists a sprawling slate across Tuesday through Saturday with matchups including Drake at St Louis U Parsons at State and Iowa State facing Nebraska among others.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Grinnell
Drake
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
St. Louis U
Upper Iowa
Simpson
Luther
Parsons
Morningside
North Dakota
Coe
Monmouth
Washington
Graceland
Chillicothe
Buena Vista
Cornell
Carleton
Iowa Wesleyan
Central
Dubuque
Kirksville
Northwestern
North Dakota State
Columbia
Coc
Knox
Crowds Of 17,000 Turn Out For Cage Games In New York
In New York college basketball gains major attention as two Madison Square Garden double-headers attract crowds near 17 000. Promoter Ned Tish pushed the sport into the Garden, drawing 16 138 for Notre Dame NYU and St John’s Westminster and 16 539 for Kentucky NYU and St John’s City College, with thousands turned away due to limited seating.
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Madison Square Garden
Ned Tish
Notre Dame-N YU
St John's-Westminster
Kentucky-Ny WU
St John's City College
Cald
Brandon Loses To Quasqueton Girls
Brandon Ta-Loral girls town team lost to Quasqueton high Friday night 55 to 10. A game is planned with Newhall town team January 12.
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Brandon
Ta—Loral
Quasqueton High
Newhall Town
Cupid Cops Married Women in London Police Force
Dan Cupid has weakened the London women police by marriage as many female constables resign to wed. Vacancies are posted for single or widowed applicants aged 24 to 35, with initial pay of 18 a week and potential rise to 3250 a week. Chosen women constables will undergo ten weeks of training at the police school.
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London (Is
Dan Cupid
London
Harvard Names Harlow to Restore Football Pride
Harvard hires Dick Harlow as head football coach after Eddie Casey’s resignation amid a string of losses. Harlow’s 23-year career spans Penn State Colgate VPI and Western Maryland, signaling a shift toward a more dignified football stance at Cambridge. Free throws emerge as deciding factors in three Saturday basketball games, highlighting the value of charity shots alongside field goals. Cedar Rapids declines St Louis Cardinals minor leaguers Kalbitz and Parker as Omaha secures first rights to other players. president Harry Johnson expects better batting averages from future additions. The Gazette’s Silver Skates carnival faces delays but delivers solid racing with room to improve next year.
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Penn State
Colgate
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Crimson
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Wisconsin
Badgers
Nebraska
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Huskers
St. Louis
Minnesota
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Irish
Gophers
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Raiders
Kalbitz
Keokuk
Houston
Parker
Cardinal
Omaha
Winners Of Gazette Silver Skates
The Gazette lists winners across six skating classes. Trophies were presented after the final event by W. J. Barngrover with L. D. Dennis and Mrs. Dennis assisting. Names include Larry Dennis Frances MacGregor Mary Lockwood Marie Walters Robert Dennis John Shimek Jane Edwards Nola Berger Frank Shimek Perry McCollister Billy Norris Jack Hamm George Popelka Ray Hayward and others.
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The
Gazette
W. J. Barngrover
L. D. Dennis
Dennis
Larry Dennis
O Avenue NW
George Shimek
O Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Bob Kautzky
Des Moines
Frances MacGregor
Seventeenth Street NE
Mary Lockwood
Second Avenue
Marie Walters
Dubuque
Robert Dennis
John Shepard
Thirty-second Street
John Shimek
Sixteenth Street NW
Janet Dennis
Jane Edwards
Marion
Route 4
Nola Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
Frank Shimek
Perry McCollister
Billy Norris
Nineteenth Street
Jack Hamm
Fourth Street
George Popelka
Seventh Avenue SE
Ray Hayward
Fifth Street NW
Cognac favored by Louis XVI and Napoleon in history
The note asserts cognac was the preferred drink of Louis XVI of France and Napoleon, implying a royal and imperial affinity for the spirit across two major periods of French history.
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Louis XVI of
France
Napoleon
Balls and Strikes Punts and Passes
Henry McLemore reports gossip and forecasts from the sports world. Topics include Dixie Howell and Schoolboy Rowe, Twenty Grand’s comeback aided by a rural veterinarian, amateur boxing championships in Madison Square Garden, Jim Londos dethronement prospects, Daffy Dean on night baseball, Bill Tilden’s hockey training, coaching moves at Bilf Jones and LSU, Frank Navin’s pennant talk, Indiana’s Fred Fechtman, Carnegie Tech hiring, James Ten Eyck’s long tenure, Strangler Lewis’s travels, and Johnny Risko’s sidestepping award with Joe Louis pending.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Elmer Goosetree
Schoolboy Rowe
Dixie Howell
Howell
Frankie Frisch
Kentucky
Metropolitan Association
Madison Square Garden
Napoleon Pakiotis
Tom Packs
Midwest
Jim Londos
Daffy Dean
Bill Tilden
Bilf Jones
Louisiana State
Kingfish
Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tigers
Fred Fechtman
Indiana University
Carnegie Tech
James Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Ely Divides Pair With Lisbon High
Special from Ely Iowa reports Ely high school split with Lisbon in a three game set. Lisbon won the first team game 32 to 10 after a 21 to 13 opener loss by Ely. Upmier scored ten points in the second game and Robbins led Lisbon with eleven points overall.
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The
Gazette
Ely
Lisbon
Upmier
Robbins
Stanwood Cagers Win Four Games
Stanwood independents beat Clarence 20 to 16. Stanwood high girls downed the alumni 19 to 17. In a double header, Stanwood high boys beat Springville 60 to 15 and the girls won 36 to 16.
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Stanwood
Stanwood Independents
Clarence
Stanwood High
Springville
Dick Harlow Named Harvard Football Coach for 1935
Harvard hired Dick Harlow of Western Maryland as head coach for 1935. The move ends Harvard’s Big Three hopes and brings in a popular, successful coach with freedom to select his own assistants. Harlow, a former Penn State player and Colgate coach, is expected to earn at least $10,000 and inherit a solid Harvard squad.
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Bill Bingham
Harvard
Football Coaches Association
Bingham
Dick Harlow
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Harlow
Boston Redskins
Lone Star Dietz
Lou Little
Columbia
Clark Shaughnessy
Chiscago
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Chicago
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Marquette
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Princeston
Princeton
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Yale
Ducky Pond
Greasy Neale
West Virginia Wesleyan
Pond
Cambridge
Eddie Casey
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Savenge
Carnegie Foundation
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Colgate
Warner
Gazette Silver Skates Meet Thanks
The Gazette and the Cedar Rapids skating association thank the Young Business Men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, the police department, the skaters, spectators and officials whose cooperation sustained competition and sportsmanship at Iowa's finest race meet.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Chamber of Commerce
Police Department
Iowa
Marion Basketmen Hit Springville And Vinton Fives
The Marion high basketball team travels to Springville Tuesday for a rematch after last season when Marion lost twice to Springville. The lineup likely includes Reed center, Lowe and Haas forwards, Edwards and B Reed guards, with Nelson Hagerman and Fowler as reserves. Friday the Marionites visit Vinton high in another stiff contest as bitter rivalry games loom.
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Crimson
Springville
Marion
Independence
Cummins
J. Reed
Lowe
Haas
Edwards
B. Reed
Nelson
Hagerman
Fowler
Marionites
Vinton High
Cameron’s
Baer To Put On His 4-Round Act In Boston Arena
In Boston this week Max Baer resumes four round exhibitions against Dick Madden at the Boston arena amid expectations of light entertainment beyond two rough rounds if Madden pushes him. Olin, new light heavyweight champion, faces Fanis Tzanatopolous in a ten round bout at the Boston Garden Friday night as part of a card featuring Canzoneri and Rosenbloom, top figures in the boxing scene.
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New York
Max Baer
Bob Olin
Tony Canzoneri
Maxey Rosenbloom
Baer
Boston
Dick Madden
Madden
King Levinsky
Olin
Fanis Tzanatopolous
Lynn
Mass
Boston Garden
Radio Schedule Highlights from NBC WJZ and CBS Listings
The page lists a dense array of radio programs across networks NBC and CBS, noting show times, titles, and performing groups. It includes musical ensembles, orchestras, comedians, serials, and Saturday afternoon through evening slots with numerous station call letters and personnel.
Monument Erected At Rockne Crash Site In Kansas
A monument was placed on the site of Knute Rockne's fatal 1931 plane crash, 13 miles southwest of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, funded by the Bela Rockne Memorial Association. The memorial honors Rockne and seven others who perished in the tragedy.
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Kan
Knute IX. Rockne
Notre Dame
S. I. Baker
Bela Rockne
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