Davenport Leads in Mississippi Valley Conference Standings
Davenport varsity and sophomore teams seize undisputed leadership after West Waterloo trounces Washington in varsity action. Washington sophomores hold runner-up spot as Davenport faces Rock Island and Washington this week while West Waterloo travels to Grant and Town City battles University High in a city series. Clinton visits Davenport to play St Ambrose Academy.
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Schmidt Receives Iowa Award For Standout Athlete
Chris Schmidt of Dysart Iowa received the University of Iowa athletic board trophy for the Hawkeye athlete with outstanding scholastic and athletic records. Schmidt a nine letter man competed in baseball basketball football and track and was honored between halves of the Chicago game by J Clarence Updegraff athletic board officer.
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West Ches Leads Ke-Wash League After Week One
West Ches won its first Kel sh conference game by dating Richland 18 to 16 and Brighton defeated 22 to 16. Kion was slated to lead the conference squad this season with veterans resting for the varsity unit. The one Wellman game was posted last week. Present standings incomplete.
Washington Juniors And Muscatine Battle For Top
Washington Demons host the Muscatine Muskies in a Little Six showdown as both teams seek sole possession of first place after each has won three games. Fairfield visits Ottumwa and Burlington travels to Mt. Pleasant as the week’s other fixtures. Standings show Washington and Muscatine tied atop the league with three wins each, Burlington and Ottumwa close behind.
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Hawkeyes Schedule Five Home Meets in 1935 Golf Card
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa Coach Charles Kennett announced five home golf meets on the 1935 schedule all within ten days starting April 27 against Notre Dame The Hawkeyes face Big Ten foes Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and showcase a full card at Iowa City with dates through May 21 including a Big Ten championship at Evanston and the Iowa Intercollegiate championship yet to be dated
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Quasqueton Net Two Wins In Triple Header
Quasqueton, Ta.—The high school basketball quintets won two and lost one in a triple header here last week. The grade boys fell to Independence junior five 16 to 13. The high school boys beat the Alumni 20 to 15. The girls’ team defeated Brandon Independent 55 to 10.
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Troy Mills Sweeps Coggon In Twin Wins On Home Floor
Troy Mills teams defeated Coggon in two close games at home. The first team won 33 to 32 and the second team finished 16 to 10.
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World's Table Tennis Champs At Y Friday
Viktor Barna and Sandor Glancz top Hungary will face Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis and Coleman Clark the American champion in exhibition matches at 8 p m Friday in the YMCA gymnasium.
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Iowa grid leader for 1935 to be named Thursday
University of Iowa will select its 1935 football captain at a banquet in honor of last season's team. Dick Crayne of Fairfield and Dwight Hoover of Trent are considered top candidates, both seniors. Major letters will be awarded to 27 players and seven will receive minor awards.
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Canzoneri Knocks Out Ran in Second Round
Tony Canzoneri former lightweight champion returned to boxing Monday night in Newark New Jersey and stopped Eddie Ran in two rounds. Ran won the first round but dropped his hands after Canzoneri struck to the ribs and fell after a series of rights and lefts. Ran was counted out and remained down until the count. It was Canzoneri first bout in six months.
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Glen Cunningham Plans University of Iowa Enrollment
World record mile holder Glen Cunningham, former Kansas star, traveled to Iowa City to enroll at the University of Iowa. He aims to pursue graduate work in physical education while arranging a class schedule that won t interfere with training for February indoor meets. He stayed with Hawkeye track mentor George T. Bresnahan after arriving Monday night for the Town-Chicago game.
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Boxing Roundup From Several Cities Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple welterweight and lightweight bouts. Tony Canzoneri defeated Eddie Ran in Newark, Holman Williams stopped Lee Shepherd in Chicago, and Max Eling outpointed Nick Nicholson in Louisville. Other results include Tracy Cox outpointing Toots Bashara in New Orleans and Carlos Soloman stopping Elmer Rerenah in Holyoke.
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Eighteen Apply for Wilton Junction Postmaster Job
A list of applicants for the Wilton Junction postmastership includes S M Kiser D A Burrows Olive Burrows Cora Beard Mrs Cora Jacobsen the incumbent Frances Kelley Mrs Kathryn Harris L N Masterson George Kook Robert Lauser James Harris Kenneth Baker Frances Gray George Doran L H Dickinson John McClean Leonard Belzer and M B Shuger.
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Hager Anniversary and Local Notices Across Iowa
Decorah hosts fifty year marriage anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hager with a family dinner. South English sees Merry Maids 4 H club reorganize with new officers. Sigourney reports death of Gus Kenning, long time merchant. Solon installs Woman's Relief Corps officers for 1935. Manchester funeral for Thomas Slattery. Solon Franta funeral services. Montezuma resident J. W. West dies. Masonville drama The Man In The Green Shirt to be staged. Clarence Masonic and Eastern Star hold joint installation. Grundy Center outlines 1934 poor fund expenditures and 1935 levy.
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Frank Hahn Heads Keokuk Farm Union
Sigourney resident Frank Hahn was elected president of the Keokuk county Farmers Union on Saturday. Grandville McCay of Keswick and Orville Mitts of Ollie were named vice-president and secretary respectively. Directors include W. F. Snakenberg John Williams Al Dres and Mitts. Josie Pfannebecker led the women's auxiliary with officers elected Mrs. Herbert Sampson Mrs. Joe Kelly and Nettie Pfannebeck er named to key posts.
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Troy Mills Farmers Use Bob Sleds To Pick Corn
Troy Mills farmers rescue misplaced corn after snowfall using bob sleds to haul husked ears. Heavy ground conditions prevent large loads, forcing many to husk what remains as they move to new farms this spring.
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Socialized Medicine Sparks Debate At YMCA Forum
The YMCA forum heard Dr. B F Wolverton and Dr. A W Erskine oppose socialized medicine while a speaker urged benefits for the white collar class. They warned of loss of physician choice, higher administration costs, and weakened professional standards.
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City Chest Drive Leaders Named for 1935 Campaign
Iowa City officials announce chairmen for divisions of the 1935 community chest drive starting January 21. Edward S. Rose heads the commercial and professional group, Elmer W. Hills leads the university group, Mrs. F. D. Francis the residence group, J. Lloyd Rogers the public school system, F. G. Dahm non-resident corporations, with SeanhtTt M. Dean as publicity director.
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