Purdue Faces Northwestern and Wisconsin in Big Week
Purdue seeks to defend its conference title after a 42 32 win over Minnesota behind Cottom and Kellar. The schedule includes games at Evanston against Northwestern and at Madison against Wisconsin as Iowa eyes eligibility rulings for Ivan Blackmer and Ed Break.
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Two Title Bouts In This Week's Fifth Program
New York AP reports the fifth program highlights two title bouts. Mickey Walker's heavyweight exit leaves middleweight crown unsettled while Tommy Paul defends the National Boxing Association featherweight title in Chicago against Sheddie Major. Ben Jeby faces Frankie Battaglia in a 15 round MSG bout as the week’s other title clash.
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Babe Didrikson to Play Pool Match in New York
Babe Didrikson will compete in a pool match in New York as her first public test since turning professional. The event, arranged for Wednesday, pits her against Ruth McGarne of Hotel Care Pa in a one‑pearl match at a noted venue, promising a high profile display of skill.
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Purdue Sophomore Tops Big Ten Cage Scorers
Purdue sophomore Norman Cotten led the Big Ten scorers with 18 points as Chicago’s Ase op ore guard connected eight field goals and four free throws in a victory over Minnesota. Bernard Dickes of Indiana had 13 points and Ohio State’s Dal Wat also reached 10.
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Lowden Takes Twin Bill Over Calamus High
Lowden defeated Calamus High in a twin bill on Friday night on the local floor. The scores and scorers show Lowden led by Hotmeler with 11 and Ruprecht with 11 points while Waener had 9 for Calamus. The preliminary went to Lowden 12 to 0.
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Wilton Junction Fives Divide Double Header
Wilton Junction 11 Tr, St Ambrose 24 9. Wilton Junction Fives win over St Ambrose Mideets at Dayi port. Curtain raiser: Woo Junction Dairymen defeated by Muscatine AC team 274.
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Hazleton Teams Win Pair Over Fairbank Clubs
Hazleton faced Fairbank Friday night on the car floor and won both games. The Hazleton boys edged Fairbank 15 to 13, while the girls won 18 to 11.
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Alberts and Council Bluffs Do Battle Tonight at Coe Gym
Alberts basketball team resumes action tonight on their home court facing the Council Bluffs Merchants in the Coe gym at 815. A preliminary game starts at seven. Council Bluffs features former college players and is coached by Chuck McConnell. Alberts plans a slightly altered lineup with Captain Ralph Johnson sidelined by a leg injury. Expected starters include Burt O Connor or Benny Douglass at guard and Curt Brandau or George Van Deusen at forward with Rags Wilcox at center. Admission is 25 cents general and 40 cents reserved.
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Grinnell Faces Washington in Missouri Valley Clash
Grinnell College meets Washington in a Missouri Valley Conference game as both teams seek momentum after Grinnell fell to Butler and Washington defeated Drake last week. The matchup marks the first meeting of the season between the two programs with key players aiming to slow the other’s offense and break on defense.
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Riverside Loses Two Games To Cosgrove High
Riverside suffered two defeats at Cosgrove High in a pair of games. The Riverside teams struggled throughout and were unable to contest theCosgrove side, dropping both contests in the evening twin bill.
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Horton Offers Free Golf Advice For Readers
A 1933 notice explains Mr Horton provides golf instruction material to help readers overcome common swing difficulties. He requests readers to describe their golfing troubles and will send a free self addressed stamped envelope and a three cent stamp for response.
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Te Geeret
Harvard Princeton to renew football relations in 1934 35
Harvard and Princeton agreed to renew their long running football rivalry with games set for November 3 1934 at Cambridge and November 9 1935 at Princeton. The move ends a gap since 1926 and restores a major eastern gridiron attraction as part of a broader return to normal athletic relations. Navy cooperation enabled the 1934 game.
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Iowa State Ties For First In Big Six Race
Iowa State moved into a share of first place in the Big Six after tying with Missouri and beating Kansas State in exhibitions. The Cyclones stacked wins as the conference season looms, with Kansas and Missouri also in the race.
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Ladera Triumphs Over Conroy Independents 43 17
Ladera hosted Conroy independents in a basketball game Friday evening. The home team won decisively with a 43 to 17 score.
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Baseball Sales Triggered by Sunday Laws, A’s Outcry
The Athletics sold Al Simmons Mule Hinas and Jimmy Dykes to the White Sox due to Pennsylvania Sunday blue laws preventing Philadelphia games. Mack notes Sunday receipts drive half club revenues and last year’s losses left no choice but to shed high salaries. The sale reportedly netted about 100000 dollars for the A’s. Norman Cottom sparks Purdue’s bid to defend the Big Ten against Minnesota as he pours in 18 points. A writer responds to Iowa athletic questions, lamenting supervision and recalling a once mighty Big Five era with Ruth Dempsey Jones Grange and Tilden. Cash and Carry Pyle’s rise and fall as Grange’s promoter is recounted.
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Stagg Ready To Leave Hospital For Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70, prepared to leave his New York hospital Monday after influenza and pneumonia. He expects to entrain for Chicago Tuesday, saying his physician gave permission to climb out and he dislikes inactivity despite illness.
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Lamont Independents Edge Strawberry Point 21 to 20
Lamont independents defeated Strawberry Point 21 to 20 in a hard fought game Friday evening. G Bowman led Strawberry Point with high scoring, while A Murray topped Lamont.
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Marengo Teams Triumph Over Montezuma and Millersburg
Marengo high school boys beat Montezuma 22 to 13. The girls defeated Millersburg 28 to 23 in Friday play, continuing season momentum for both squads.
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Iowa Fans Urge Action Over Big Ten Control
A Sunday editorial in the University of Iowa student paper harshly criticizes the Big Ten and athletic board for years of alleged mismanagement. It questions Iowa's loyalty to the conference, calls for resignations or withdrawal, and demands accountability as 7000 fans demand better integrity and competitive play.
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Zbyszko Mack Winner May Get Shot At George
The winner of Wednesday's return match in the Coliseum between Karel Zbyszko and George Mack may face a top big time wrestler. Matchmaker Johnny Fryrear hinted the opponent is one of the leading stars, possibly entangled with Don George. The card also includes Bobby Burns versus Pat Corrigan and five boxing bouts with Bull Paxton and Eddie Denson.
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Grundy Center Beats Traci Then Drops to Dike
Grundy Center defeated Traci 26 to 12 at home Friday night and then lost 36 to 23 at Dike Saturday. The Grundy boys played fairly well but were outpaced by Dike in a fast team contest. The second team beat Traer 19 to 13 Friday.
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Earlville Splits Games With Colesburg Teams
Earlville high school boys and girls split results with Colesburg on Friday night at home. The girls trailed early but battled to a 26-23 Earlville edge, while the boys posted a 27-22 Colesburg win on the Earlville floor.
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Chelsea Watermelons defeat Clutier in home court 28 to 24
The Chelsea Watermelons edged the Clutier basketball team 28 to 24 on Friday evening at home. The second half tightened as Clutier briefly challenged but Chelsea held firm to secure the win.
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Chelsea Watermelons
Real estate transfers involve joint tenancy and park deeds
Elizabeth Ann Reiling transfers to Joe and Victoria Barta as joint tenants with full rights to both properties in fee simple, encumbrances include a $1100 mortgage and restrictions. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery assigns Acacia Lawn and other plots with racial restrictions noted. Moray L Fby and wife transfer to Merchants National Bank with sewer easement across Lot 4, Coe College addition, for $1 and nominal value.
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Guest Leading In Los Angeles Open With 139
Charlie Guest of Deal New Jersey led 52 qualifiers into the final 36 holes of the $5,000 Los Angeles Open with 139 after rounds of 70 and 69. Leo Diegel Willie Hunter and Craig Wood tied for second at 140 as other top contenders trailed.
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Dick Metz
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Tony Manero
St Patrick's To Meet Viola Cage Quintet Tonight
The St Patrick's Shamrocks host Viola high school on the west side floor at eight o clock. Viola has appeared in Linn County tournaments for years and will present a seasoned lineup to challenge the young Shamrocks in a competitive nonleague game.
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Dope Questioned as Run For Money In Racing
A sports writer cites an anonymous track authority claiming 75 percent of starters are stimulated by a drug mix including heroin nitroglycerine whisky and cocoa butter given to horses. The piece notes doctors and veteran trainers’ reactions and invites responses for publication. A historical note recalls Hoppe defeating Cutler in a 2,000 podak balkline match five years ago today.
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Big Leaguers Face Pay Cuts In Coming 1933 Contracts
The article foreshadows broad salary reductions for major league players as 1933 contracts go out. It notes stars like Ruth Gehrig and Hubbell facing pay cuts, with others such as Lefty Gomez Hack Wilson and Dazzy Vance also expected to accept reduced terms.
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Coe and Cornell to clash Tuesday in Mount Vernon
Coe and Cornell meet Tuesday night in Mount Vernon in a non conference clash. Coe enters as the favorite after recent wins over Iowa State Grinnell and State Teachers while Cornell with a new, inexperienced lineup will rely on Benny Douglass to steer a smooth functioning five.
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Johnny Vavra Plays In Miami Biltmore Golf Meet
In Coral Gables Florida Johnny Vavra of Cedar Rapids Iowa competes in the first round of match play at the Miami Biltmore invitation. Vavra faces C G Johnson of Miami in the first division after posting 40 43 83 in the qualifier. John Wagner of Chicago topped qualifying with 37 38 75.
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Pockets 821 Won On 2 Bet At Agua Caliente Track
Patrick V. Boise of Los Angeles won $821 Monday from a $2 mutual ticket on King Jack who captured the last race Sunday at Agua Caliente. Only one other ticket, bought by a Pasadena woman, was sold. The record price stunned the crowd.
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Los Angeles
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Pasadena
Real estate transfer at Cedar Rapids parcels 21 and 22
Cold Stream Farms Inc to Elizabeth Ann Reiling by deed a 20 ft lot 21 and a 20 ft lot 22 block 6 Daniels Park 2 addition Cedar Rapids subject to covenants conditions and restrictions of record and a $1 100 mortgage and valuable consideration involved 35 32.
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Cedar Rapids
Four Nevada High School Players Killed in Crash
Four members of McGill Nevada high school basketball team died in an auto accident near Ely while four others were seriously injured. The incident occurred as the team was returning home from Ruth Nevada with the driver Jerry Mahoney stating the vehicle had no headlights. The five players were on the road after a game when the crash happened and authorities investigated the cause.
Wheatland Triumphs Over Elwood in Twin Bill
Wheatland high school's undefeated team edged Elwood 28 to 19 in Friday's game. The second unit also won, 31 to 20, extending Wheatland's doubleheader dominance and maintaining their spotless record.
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Delta High Splits Games At Martinsburg
Delta High split a pair at Martinsburg Friday night. The varsity lost 29 to 15 while the junior high quintet defeated Martinsburg to secure a win.
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