Waldorf Named Northwestern Football Coach
Lynn Waldorf, 32, Kansas State coach, selected to succeed Dick Hanley at Northwestern. Announcement by athletic director Tug Wilson states a one year contract at about 7000 dollars. Burt Ingwersen to coach line, Waldo Fisher and Arthur Dutch Lonborg to staff. Jack Vance rumor unfounded. Waldorf previously coached at Oklahoma A&M and Kansas State, winning Big Six titles. Wes Fry expected to become head coach at Manhattan to replace Waldorf.
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Burl Ingwersen
Waldorf
Kansas State
Vanston
Ill
Lynn Waldorf
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern
Faculty Board of Athletic Control
Dick Hanley
Wilson
Burt Ingwersen
Louisiana
Ingwersen
Illinois
Iowa
Fisher
Waldo Fisher
Arthur Dutch Lonborg
Jack Vance
Evanston
E. L. Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
Oklahoma A. & M
Waldorf to coach Northwestern as Fry takes K State helm
Lynn Waldorf, Syracuse 25, former tackle on Walter Camp all America second team, is set to succeed Dick Hanley at Northwestern. Kansas State is expected to promote Wes Fry, ex Iowa All Big Ten fullback, to head coach after his Wildcats won the Big Six title under Waldorf-Fry last season.
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Bo McMillin
Indiana
Waldorf
Kansas State
Chick Meehan
Syracuse
Oklahoma A
Manhattan
Kan
Wes Fry
University of Iowa
Fry
Waldorff
Kansas State College
Lynn O. Waldorf
Walter Camp
Northwestern University
Dick Hanley
Kansas State Athletic Council
Wes “Plowboy” Fry
Waldorf - Fry Machine
A. N
Bo” McMillin
University of Indiana
McMillin
Burt Ingwersen
Iowa
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Ingwersen
Ingversen
University of Missouri
Louisiana State University
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Purdue Triumphs Over Maroons 39 to 21
Purdue used substitutes but dominated Chicago in Lafayette. The first half ended 18 to 6 as Shaver limited Haarlow to one field goal, while Bob Kessler led Purdue with 12 points despite a broken nose. Cottom scored three in the opening period but went scoreless in limited second-half action.
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Chicago
Boilermakers
Maroons
Shaver
Haarlow
Chicago Star
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Cottom
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Haakow
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Flinn
Smith
Merrifield
Lambert
Pritiken
Seward
Peterson
Downes
Lang
Abbott
Eldred
White
Il Dorsey
Duncans
Welssig Baumbach
Murray
Baumbach
Priden
Downey
Weiss
Dorsey
Notre Dame Edges Butler In Tight 30-29 Finish
Notre Dame defends home court 30 to 29 against Butler as Joe O Kane leads with 14 points and Johnny Ford adds a late rally. Butler ties late, but Ford seals Irish win in a crowded 6 000 crowd matchup.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Butler
Irish
Johnny Ford
Joe O'Kane
Toy Jones
Nebraska Nets Narrow 32 31 Big Six Basketball Win
Nebraska defeated Iowa State 32 to 31 in a tense Big Six matchup at Lincoln. A late burst of speed by the Huskers energized 4,500 fans as the final minutes produced a breathless finish and a one point margin.
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Nebraska
Iowa State
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Iowa State College
Wisconsin Beats Indiana 30 23 in Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin trounced Indiana 30 to 23 in Bloomington as star forward Proboski led the Badgers. A capacity crowd of about 4,000 watched the Big Ten basketball game Saturday night.
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Bloomington
Ind
Proboski
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ghezzi Revolta Lead LA Open After Rough Round
Golf stars in their 20s led the Los Angeles Open opener as Vic Ghezzi and Johnny Revolta shot 68 to tie for the lead. John Perelli and Dick Metz followed with 69. many big names including Sarazen and Shute carded 72s under heavy conditions. Ghezzi sparked by 35 on the front and 33 on the back while Revolta went 32 on the opening half and 36 on the second.
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Perelli
Los Angeles
Vic Ghezzi
N. J
Golf Club
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
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Lake Tahoe
Dick Metz
Stanley Kertes
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Jimmy Hines
al Krueger
Beloit
Henry Kaiser
Racine
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Denny Shute
Erickson
MacDonald Smith
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Ky Laffoon
Roland MacKenzie
Willie Hunter
Ted Longworth
Emory Zimmerman
Ray Mangrum
Mike Murra
Orvil’. White
Dave Martin
Ghezzi
Revolta
Minnesota Beats Michigan 31 24 in Close Big Ten Opener
Minnesota opens its Big Ten basketball season as a dark horse with a 31 to 24 victory over Michigan before 7 200 fans. Gordon Norman led the Gophers with four field goals and four free throws while John Gee battled for Michigan. The Wolverines tied 15 15 at halftime but Minnesota pulled away in the second half.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Gordon Norman
Matt Patanelli
John Gee
Gopher
Norman
Patanelli
Gophers
Glen Barnum
Ny Accepts Bid to Compete in America
New York reports Sweden's greatest middle distance runner Eric Ny has accepted an invitation to race in the United States this winter. He will depart Sweden immediately and have about a week of practice before the Millrose games on February 2 in New York.
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New York
Eric Ny
Sweden
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Center Junction Sweeps Morley In Twin Basketball Wins
Center Junction’s boys edged Morley 15 to 25 and the girls won 19 to 27 in a Friday doubleheader at Center Junction High School. Morley’s cagers faced a strong foe as both teams claimed victories on the road.
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Gazet Center Junction
Morley Cagers
Crossley Aims to Build Winning Raiders in Cedar Rapids
New Raiders manager Cap Crossley arrives in April with 11 years in pro baseball and a plan to mold a faster, more adaptable club. He stresses fundamentals, positional coaching, and an alert approach to capitalize on opponents’ mistakes. Also notes Burt Ingwersen’s return to the Western Conference as Northwestern assistant and references Iowa State basketball lineup curiosities.
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Cap Crossley
Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Crossley
Johnson
Drake Five Licks Wabash Quintet In Cage Duel
DES MOINES AP Drake's five man squad beat Washburn 41 to 28 to open the Missouri Valley season. Frank Smith led Drake with six field goals while Don Dittmore starred for Washburn with four field goals and four free throws. The win ties Drake with Grinnell for top in the conference standings.
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Drake
DES Moines
Washburn Ichabods
Bulldogs
Frank Smith
Washburn
Don Dittemore
Grinnell
Snow Storm Delays U S Speed Trials for Berlin Team
A driving snowstorm in Minneapolis forced postponement of the 1936 Olympic speed skating trials. The 500 and 1500 meter events were moved to Sunday with the 500 meter run to occur Tuesday at Powderhorn Park and the 10,000 meter race rescheduled for following Saturday.
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Minneapolis
United States
Berlin
Powderhorn Park
Iowa Hawks Hold Off Northwestern In Tight Big Ten Clash
Iowa's Hawkeyes led 9-0 by halftime and withstood Northwestern's late surge to win 38 to 35. Johnny Burke scored a dozen in the first half as Iowa moved atop the Big Ten with a 3-0 league start while Northwestern dropped to 0-2. Rosenfeld and Fisher left the game with injuries and fouls as a rugged defensive battle produced 27 fouls.
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Hawks
al Bobby
John Grim
Northwestern
Lyle Fisher
Nortwestern
Iowa
Johnny Burke
Bobby
Grim
Wilcats
Gold Brigade
Lawa
Ohio State
Chicago
Purdue
Wisconsin
Illinois Shothers Buckeyes 44 to 23 in Big Ten clash
Illinois dominated height and rebounding to defeat Ohio State 44 to 23 in Columbus. Frank Froschauer led Illinois with 18 points, while Harry Combs added 12 as the Illini built an early 27 to 16 lead and maintained pressure in the second half.
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Illinois
Ohio State
Ohio
Frank Froschauer
Harry Combs
Tippy” Dye
Bill Beitner
Bruce Laybourne
Sam Busich
Warren Whitlinger
Beitner
Bob” Riegel
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Ilinois
Feeschauerst
Smiths Eae Mbss
Laybourne
Busich
Peyhone
SiThomas
Henry
Georgee
Braun
Mickelson
Beiter
Wendt
Reese Ool
Oweme
Salth
Dye
Beltner
Ee Osrhauar
Combs
Riegel
Beynon
Georke Levis
Wisconsin
Rube Bechtel
Wittenberg
I C Quintet To Play Red Hawks Here On Tuesday
Immaculate Conception and St Wenceslaus meet on the Wen ceslaus floor in a city parochial title race opener. Both teams were even last season with a close finals clash won by S C. Sacred Heart of Waterloo is their common foe, with wins by Red Hawks on neutral ground and by SC at home. A preliminary game features the St Wenceslaus girls against Palo.
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St. Wenceslaus
Wenceslaus
S. C
Sacred Heart High
Waterloo
Red Hawks
Palo
College Scores From Northwestern Minnesota to Texas
Sports brief lists results across colleges and teams with scores for football and wrestling. Notable showings include Colgate Akron Indiana Wallace Carleton St Olaf Coe Drake Washburn Nebraska Iowa State Princeton Cornell Michigan State Notre Dame Butler Temple Pittsburgh Oberlin Denison Defiance Cedarville Findlay Toledo St John Ohio University Miami Marietta Oklahoma Missouri Texas Baylor Michigan State vs Michigan wrestling 20 11 and 29 3 respectively.
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Findlay
Toledo St. Johnen
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Miami
Marietta
Canital
Oklahoma
Missouri
University of Texas
Baylor
Michigan State
Michigan
Lehigh
Syracuse
Cornell Beats State Teachers 37 to 25 in Cedar Falls
Cornell defeated Iowa State Teachers College 37 to 25 at Cedar Falls Saturday night. The Tutors led 12 to 7 early, but Cornell held a 22 to 13 halftime edge as the second half stayed close. Pederson led the Tutors with 13 points while Birkhan and Coffman added 12 each for the Cornell offense.
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Cedar Falls
Cornell
Iowa State Teachers College
Birkhhan
Pederson
Coffman
Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club were filed Saturday. Officers for the year are F. J. Lightner president F. A. Brook hiser vice president and FE. J. Copeland secretary and treasurer. Directors are Charles Heaton Godfrey E. Petrak and E. J. Hofford. The club aims to be one of Iowa’s largest and most active.
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Cedar Rapids Airways
Martelle Cagers Edge Stanwood Five 26 24 in Tight Rally
Stanwood and Martelle high schools played a double bill with Stanwood girls winning 31 22 at halftime 15 1 in the lead and Martelle boys rallying to a 26 24 defeat after a close second half.
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Martelle Cagers
Stanwood
Stanwood and
Martelle High Schools
Reading
Martelle
Merchants Top Central Indians 45 22 In Local Show
Center Point Merchants defeated Central Indians 45 to 22 on their home floor Friday night. Booth led with 15 points and Pierce added 14 for the winners.
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Central City
Center Point
Central Indians
Booth
Pierce
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