Solem Denies Yale Talks as Iowa State Sits Tight
Ossie Solem travels East amid rumors of Yale and Dartmouth coaching interest and a possible departure from Iowa. Professor Updegraff says an oral agreement exists for Solem to stay, while a written contract awaits signature at the field house.
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Des Moines
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Chicago
Dartmouth
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New York City
Yale Athletic
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E H Lauer
Salem
Lenox College Leads Northeast Conference
Lenox College of Hopkinton leads the Northeast Iowa Junior College conference with three basketball wins and no defeats. Tipton and Independence chase with two wins, while Elkader sits at the cellar after three games.
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The
Gazette
Maquoketa
Lenox Junior College
Hopkinton
Iowa
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Lone ‘Tipton
KG Independence
Wn Wacken
Moicgunketa
Ann Likader
AON
Wadhamaburg Splits With Par nell InCCC Camp Tilt
Special to The M GREGOR reports Wadhamaburg and Par nel l each score 24 in a Central Park matchup. The CCC team defeated Cuisaen wort here Tuesday, with McGregor CCCs advancing to face the Stephens an Cubs on Wednesday at the CCC camp in Lamento.
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Alberts Edge Hutchinson to Clinch Narrow Win on Coe Court
Alberts basketball team overcame Hutchinson Reno Creamery 27 to 23 after trailing early. Krumbholz led scoring with nine points including a key run to seize a 21-15 advantage. Deitz and Schnack boosted late play as Larkin scored the clinching basket.
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Drews Defeat Troy Hockey Six 3 to 1
The Cedar Rapids season opener ends with Drews beating Troy 3 to 1. Nelson Smylie and Vyhnanek star for Drews while Troy's Avedovech Woods and Dvorak shine. Gable makes key stops. Drews and Knitters set to play at 8 pm tonight.
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Troy Hockey Six
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Troy
Nelson Smylie
Vyhnanek
Lew Trefny
Troy Dick Avedovech
Woods
Dvorak
Gable
Knitters
Wrestling results feature multiple weight class bouts and locations
The meet lists several matches with wrestlers such as Sherry 205 Coe Jumbus and Sonnenders 205 Heston, with Steele 215 Glendale California noted. Other results include Ginn Grrl Wald, Sthaute defeating Dinkstock in Washington and Oklahoma mentions with a $110 figure.
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Coe Jumbus
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Rusela
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Gus Sonnenders
Heston
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
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Ting
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Itn
Dinkstock
Oklahoma
Salem to Stay or Go Spurs Iowa Football Future
An Iowa City item notes alarm over Ossie Salem as head football coach. Officials may invite him to stay or lure him elsewhere, fearing a tough hire if he departs. The piece widens to discuss William Walker becoming Cubs president and a Federal league revival idea, plus a recap of Bing Miller’s career and age.
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United Press
Sta
New York
Jim Farley
Yale
Tad Jones
Baruch Warden Lawes
Ossie Salem
Eduuard Herriot
Sam Summerville
Leon Trotsky
Mabel Willebrandt
Lincoln
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John Nance Garner
Summerville
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New Haven
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Iowa City
Yona
Salem
Athletic Board
Towa
University
Iowa
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Saint Ambrose Defeats Conception Fligh 25 to 1
The Immaculate Conception quintet of Cedar Rapids fell to Saint Ambrose Academy 25 to 1 Wednesday night. The Amazons started strong but were held scoreless in the third quarter as Saint Ambrose extended their lead, marking their second win in as many days.
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Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
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St Ambrose
Walker to lead Chicago Cubs after Veeck death
William Murphey Walker, 62, elected president of the Chicago Cubs succeeding William L. Veeck. He promises a World Series push and notes Cubs aim to win the 1934 NL race. The club also orders 25 word radio promos for day games and bars beer only at Wrigley Field next season.
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William Murphy Walker
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William L. Veeck
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White Sox
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Philip K. Wrigley
White Sox stay in California spring camp amid fewer exhibitions
Chicago White Sox will keep training in Pasadena California despite fewer coast league exhibition games. Manager Lou Fonseca said the arrangement suits them with the contract expiring this year and no plan to move. Pittsburgh will train at Paso Robles as previously arranged.
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Pacific Coast League
White Sox
Schmeling to Sail for America Today
German heavyweight Max Schmeling prepared to sail to the United States on Thursday and promised that America would see a new Schmeling. He had eight workouts in preparation for a comeback and doubted reports that his proposed Chicago bout with King Levinsky had been canceled.
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Max Schmeling
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Ace Clark defeats Sid Terris in Oakland bout
In Oakland California Ace Clark outpointed Sid Terris in a boxing match billed as SPORT JABS by the Associated Press. The Philadelphia Negro fought a strong contest with solid defense and boxed to a clear decision.
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Associated Press
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Ace Clark
Philadelphia
Negra
Sid Terris
Charleston
Tilden Triumphs Over Vines In Madison Square Garden
William Tatem Tilden defeated Ellsworth Vines in straight sets 8-6 6-3 6-2 before a record Madison Square Garden crowd of over 16 000. The 41 year old legend dominated with flawless serving and aggressive net play while Vines showed signs of his former top form in the bleachers.
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Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Vines
Philadelphia
Big Bil
Tilden
Local preps clash with Waterloo 33 night triple header
Coe field house hosts Grant and Washington versus West Waterloo and East Waterloo in a single admission event. Grant varsity and sophomores meet West Waterloo, while Washington meets East Waterloo with seniors likely to see extended action. Teams feature Winter coaching and a mix of regulars and seniors.
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East Waterloo
Fred A. Winter
Panthers
Klumpar
Holmes
Forrest
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McCracken
Orville Rust
Clinton
Rust
Johnson
Blahnik
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Reyna and
Rodriguez
Wilson
Lowe
Reyna
Earlville Night Hawks Defeat Hopkinton 28 24
Earlville Night Hawks defeated Hopkinton Independents 28 to 24 on their home floor Tuesday evening. The game featured a tight first half and a late Earlville push to secure the win.
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Hopkinton
Earlville Night Hawks
Hopkinton Independents
Jewish Church Defeats Gazette Newsboys 38 to 33
The Jewish church Aya won a fast basketball game at Wilson Junior High School 38 to 33. Hope Hibbins scored 14 for The Gazette and Kenneth Hib bins added 13. J. Cohn led the church with 12 points and Mullin contributed 8.
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Hope Hibbins
Gazette
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J. Cohn
Mullin
Fragmented 1909 parish ledger totals noted with names
The fragment lists several names such as Cohn, Estes, Rosenbaum, Roddy, O Mullin and totals in pounds shillings and pence. It appears to be an old church or parish financial record with itemized contributions and a final total.
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