Coe Versus Cornell Renew Old Rivalry On Crimson Boards
Tonight Coe and Cornell renew their age old basketball rivalry with first place in the Midwest conference at stake. Both squads expect veterans and a tight matchup after Knox results. Cornell may be weakened by injuries to Carruthers and Galvin with lineup questions looming.
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Wildcats Defeat Minnesota 40 24 in Big Ten Showdown
Northwestern overwhelms Minnesota 40 to 24 at Pitten gym after a close first half 20 18. Northwestern clamps down in the second half holding Minnesota to one field goal while scoring 20 points. Key contributors include Roscoe King Nash for Minnesota and strong team defense for Northwestern.
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McKinley Cagers Invade Marion For Key Showdown
The McKinley basketball team heads to Marion tonight to face Coach Wolfe’s squad in a tight matchup after holding a one point win over Vinton and seeing Marion lose to Vinton last week. A second game features Toons High at Wilson Evan Roosevelt and Franklin idle until January 24.
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Wrestling results reported with scattered match outcomes
The clipping lists multiple wrestling match results featuring Camdon and Trank Vialeenter Tan Vika NS 2 Lee Montana. Dusek defeats Wascoult in Omaha. Christ Glendate and George Koverts in Chicago have an unclear result. Paterson defeats Ivan W Demetrose. Minstapolts and Plummer in Minneapolis. Frank Pert and Abe Rashes in Milwaukee. Hay Hiebarde from Nebraska appears in a brief line.
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Close Wenceslaus edge over Immaculate Conception 20 19
In a tight city match St. Wenceslaus narrowly defeated Immaculate Conception 20 to 19. Sedlak led the winners with late baskets as St. Wenceslaus held off a late IC rally and secured first place in the city standings.
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Indiana Edges Chicago 33 30 In Big Ten clash
Indiana University with Ken Gunning scoring 19 led a 33 to 30 win over Chicago in Bloomington. Bill Haarlow poured 17 for Chicago but Indiana built an 11 point early lead and netted a decisive finish to cap a third straight victory for the Hoosiers.
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Critics of football attack overemphasis at Notre Dame dinner
Reverend Hugh Denne vice president of Notre Dame defended football against critics at the sixteenth annual testimonial dinner for the mathetel team. He said overemphasis is a problem and public attendance should not be restricted. Other speakers included Eddie Nowhney Charles Bachman Sean Waldorf Frenets Schmidt Olu Son Gus Doris and Jon Phelan as musical tributes were performed.
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Walter Stewart Released by Indians
Cleveland announces the unconditional release and waiver of veteran lefty Walter C Stewart. Stewart began with the Browns in 1927, moved to Washington in 1933, joined Cleveland last May, and was released to make room for Al Milnar.
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New Orleans
Bierman Sought Again by Tulane Coach Position
New Orleans UP reports Tulane fans hopeful Beinie Bierman may return as coach. Minnesota mentor to respond to a $15,000 contract offer before week’s end says Dr Wilbur Smith athletic council head after Chicago talks.
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Tulane
Beinie Bierman
Minnesota
Wilbur Smith
Tulane Athletic Council
Chicago
Gophers
Stevens Signs Five Year Deal At New York University
Dr Marvin A. Sotetse signs a five year contract to coach New York University football the longest in school history. Stevens, with the Violets two years, signs the new document with terms undisclosed. Cunningham to run anchor leg for Iowa relay team in the women's dormitory event.
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YMCA Church League Young Men Triumph Over St Paul 2–0
The YMCA Church League match saw Young Men Trhitvy MoE defeat St Paul 2 to 0. Key players include Sinclair and Westminster Presa with goals noted, while multiple listed players contributed in defense and midfield across the 90 minutes.
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Boxing Roundup From City to City Across the Nation
The report lists multiple boxing results with various fighters defeating or outpointing opponents in cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Louisville and more. 锟斤拷 It notes bouts featuring Eddie Mader, Ketchell, Bark, Whalen, Toomey, Alvarez, Hurtado, Nelson, Cent, Engel, La Monte, Brown, Drake, Warso and others with outcomes mostly by points or stoppages across November dates.
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Philadelphia
Steve Kadash
Baltimore
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Addie Whalen
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Iowa State Five Loses to Oklahoma Quintet 25-19
Norman Oklahoma AP Iowa State Cyclones defending Big Six champions suffered a 25 to 19 defeat as a mostly substitute Oklahoma team secured its first conference win. Ed Otte started with a long shot and Rudy Tone contributed two free throws and two field goals before halftime.
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Italy Skips Davis Cup Play Over League of Nations Sanctions
Rome reports Italy will not compete in the 1936 Davis Cup matches due to sanctions imposed by the League of Nations. The Italian tennis federation also stated it will not invite players from sanctioning nations to participate in Italian tournaments.
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Forty Entered in 160 Pound Class for Golden Gloves
A Cedar Rapids sports note reports 167 entries for the Golden Gloves tournament, with 160 pound class listing forty entrants. Names include Keith Bell, Lewis Bell, Oatis Brogan, George Cisler, Owen Darrow, and others from Cedar Rapids, Mount Vernon, Central City, and nearby towns. The piece urges readers to buy tickets for a promised high‑drama round of punches and thrills in Cedar Rapids sport history.
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Cedar Rapids
Keith Bell
Lewis Bell
Oatis Brogan
Alburnett
George Cisler
Owen Darrow
Roland Fogly
Community House
Lynn L. Gage
Mount Vernon
Lewis Justin
Central City
Clarence Klomp
Lime Springs
Jack Krumbholz
B. CC. Lackman
Jack Michoyec
Wesley Nebendahl
Daniel O'Connell
Willy
Tobin Set For Tough Test Against Speers Friday Night
Tobin, a 6 foot 7 inch unbeaten heavyweight, meets Frank Speers a Georgia Tech alum in a Coliseum bout Friday. Speers plays villain while Tobin remains crowd favorite despite boos from last show after clashing with O Dell. Also on card Cliff Olson vs Earl Wampler in semi windup and Abe Rothberg facing Sam Carter in opening bout.
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Frank Speers
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Earl Wampler
Scranton
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New York City
Sam Carter
Evansville
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Purdue Dominates Michigan 41 to 32 in Big Ten Action
Purdue bolted to the lead and never trailed as Bob Kessler sparked a 41 32 victory over Michigan in Lafayette Indiana. The Boilers posted their third straight win while Michigan dropped to 0 3 in the early conference schedule.
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Johnny Townsend
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Basketball Results Across Colleges Mention Numerous Scores and Teams
The report lists scattered college basketball scores from Wisconsin to Virginia and beyond, noting teams such as Indiana, Purdue, Michigan, Ohio State, North Dakota, Creighton, St Ambrose, Nebraska, Wyoming, Washington, Amherst, and others. It includes oddities like a historical price mention from the French Reign of Terror and a remark on Paris mansions' gold value, all in a chaotic OCR style.
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Stevens Fount
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Alfred Holbrook
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Paris
Buckeyes Defeat Illini 18–13 In Rough Big Ten Clash
Ohio State uses tight defense and hot free throw shooting to upset Illinois 18–13 in Champaign. Howie Benham scores all Illini field goals while Tip Dye adds six for OSU and Warren Whitlinger leads scoring for the Buckeyes. Both teams sit at 2–2 after the game.
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Dye
Warren Whitlinger
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