Grimm Relieved as Vice-President of Cubs Team Boss
Charlie Grimm was relieved of the Cubs vice-presidents title at the annual stockholders meeting. He remains the Cubs sole boss with expanded authority, while Philip Wrigley was re elected as president. Other officers reelected included John Levy, Charles Weber, and Margaret Donahue. Stoneham elected Giants president succeeding his late father Charles Stoneham.
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West Union Sweeps Fayette In Two Basketball Games
West Union varsity routed Fayette 33 to 20 in the main game, leading 10 to 9 at halftime before pulling away in the second half with Wiltgen and Blockhaus each scoring five field goals. Fayette’s Sputcher had four baskets, and West Union’s Buldron led the curtain-raiser with 13 points.
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Victor And Marengo Divide Double Bill
Victor and Marengo split a double bill in a Tuesday night meet with Marengo girls earning their fifth straight victory. George Bowman starred for Victor Tavs with strong scoring and key plays as Captain Dewey Serre led defense and contributed despite limited fouls.
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Stanwood Cagers Win Three From Lowden
Stanwood High School basketball team defeats Lowden High in three straight games. The Stanwood squad dominates with strong defense and sharp shooting, posting scores around the 30s to 40s while holding Lowden to single digits in one game.
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Wisconsin Regents Rebuke Faculty Men Over Athletic Powers
Wisconsin regents opened their own inquiry into campus athletic affairs after accepting the athletic council’s recommendations. They rejected the council’s mild rebuke and asserted full authority of the board under state law, while stating Meanwell’s current powers are sufficient and denying broader control.
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Waukon Cagers Splits In Doubleheader Night
Waukon high school basketball teams faced a doubleheader at Harpers Ferry and Galesville. The first team lost 24 to 23 in overtime against Harpers Ferry with Franks top scoring. The second team fell 10 to 27 in the Harpers Ferry game. Later at Galesville, Waukon again lost 27 to 10.
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New Entry Record For State Pin Meet
Unclear OCR text records a state pin meet entry noting records and team counts. Mentions Danenport and Des Mees with multiple digs, twenty teams involved, and a referenced date in January. The fragmentary source hints at a breakthrough or event result without clear details.
Odell Named Harvard Backfield Coach
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports Howard Odell former Pittsburgh halfback will coach Harvard backs. He succeeds Myron Palm a former Penn State star as backfield coach announced by the athletic committee on Wednesday.
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Beck Suspended as Gotham Boxing Inspector
New York boxing official Beck, an inspector for the New York State athlete commission, was suspended Wednesday by the boxing board while a hearing Friday considers charges from Nat Blerscher of Ring magazine that Beck interfered with gambling by applying tight round-by-round tallies.
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McCarthy Confident Yankees Will Cop Pennant
New York manager Joe McCarthy projects the Yankees to win the American League title with Detroit second, Boston third, and Cleveland fourth. He cites a strong pitching staff and optimistic outlook for stars Lazzeri Dimaggio Gehrig and Crosetti while noting possible additions at second base shortstop outfield and catcher.
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Belle Plaine Surges Past Keystone 44 to 23 in Big Win
Belle Plaine's quintet defeated Keystone 44 to 23 as McCune and Harris ajaxed in long shots and solid passing propelled a 23 to 3 halftime advantage. Keystone's junior team also beat Pelle Plaine 15 to 13, before Keystone narrowed the gap late.
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Minnesota Freshmen, 160 Strong, Set for Varsity Trials
About 160 players, including roughly 160 sophomores and a freshman corps, report to Minnesota field house for football drills. Key names expected to rise include King Reed Widseth Wilkinson Thompson Hunt Aram and Aiken as main contenders for the Gopher fall squad.
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Golden Gloves entries hit 176 from 34 cities
The Gazette reports 176 entrants from 34 cities in Iowa and Minnesota have filed for the Golden Gloves tournament. The list runs through eight weight classes with a Feb 3 to 12 showdown in the Coliseum, and an entry deadline was set to avoid last minute rush. Names of cities include Des Moines Cedar Rapids Anamosa Marion Mt Vernon and Austin Minnesota among others.
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Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
Albany New York Arnle Dusek defeated Sergei Kalmiakov. Omaha Nebraska Dusek beat Al Bislanano. Conn George Keverly defeated Ralph Garibaldi. Ireland Danno O Mahoney defeated Joe Savold. Chicago Sandor Szabo defeated Emil Duxek. Three Oaks Michigan Vesek defeated Rae Senna. San Francisco Szabo won two of three falls.
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Gas Company Quintet Nips Ladora 38-35
The Gas Company five defeated the Ladora Independents Tuesday night by a 38 to 35 score.
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Conesville Beats Columbus Junction In Thin Win
In a Tuesday contest at Columbus Junction Conesville tops Columbus Junction 35 to 20 with Jean scoring 12 points for Conesville. Conesville reserves lost 32 to 11 to Columbus Junction reserves.
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Drake Subdues Washington In 36-25 Victory
Drake University, 1935 co champion, opened its Missouri Valley season with a 36 to 25 win over Washington University in Des Moines. Forrest Swan led Drake with five field goals while Dwight Hafeli paced Washington with four field goals and two free throws as Drake built an 18 to 12 halftime lead and held on. Washington toured a three game northern trip, defeating Grinnell prior to this loss and falling to Creighton in Omaha the night before.
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Louis Predicts Quick Win Over Retzlaff in Chicago Fight
Joe Louis confident of finishing Charles Retzlaff within three rounds in Friday’s Detroit bout preview. Promoter Mike Jacobs reports strong advance sales with about 40 000 dollars already on line and hopes for 90 000 by fight night. Louis’ camp, including Julian Black and Johnny Roxborough, stays upbeat despite mixed public prediction.
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Stark Named Most Popular Umpire in National League
Albert Dolly Stark topped the NL poll as baseball players chose the most popular umpire for the second straight year. Bill McGowan led the American League as the top umpire in 1935 in a Sporting News ballot of 263 players from all teams. Stark received 13 270 votes, with Bill Kiem second in the NL and 12 590 votes. McGowan had 11 050 votes. Geisel and Moriarity followed in AL and NL rankings.
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Clarence Girls Beat Olin 37 to 27 In Eastern Play
Clarence’s fast moving girls basketball team defeated Olin 37 to 27 Tuesday night. Key contributors Kline and Harness produced decisive thrusts while Matejka led a stubborn Olin defense. Ball handling impressed as Clarence and Olin traded strong plays. Durant was held to six points by Clarence in a separate boys game.
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Solem Attacks Subsidizing Athletes at Iowa
Ossie Solem, athletic director and head football coach at the State University of Iowa, condemns a Southeastern Conference subsidizing plan as an insult to honest schools. He urges amateurism in college sports, warns against recruitment tactics, and comments on Ozzie Simmons and Minnesota’s 1935 ranking during a public talk at the John Kennedy Schoolmasters club in Anche ster.
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Policeman Carter Faces Rothberg In Memorial Colisee Mat Opener
Evansville officer Sam Carter becomes a wrestler in a Friday night card at Memorial Coliseum with Abe Rothberg as the opponent. The show also features Cliff Olson versus Earl Wampler and the Rasputin Tobin versus Frank Speers in the main event.
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Hawks Set For Ohio State And Michigan Road Trip
University of Iowa basketball plans a two game road trip this week after returning from Madison. Coach Rollie Williams targets Columbus and Ann Arbor for clashes with Ohio State on Saturday and Michigan next Monday.
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Anamosa High Tops Monticello In Eastern Town Clash
Anamosa high school defeated Monticello 26 to 12 for its first Eastern Town conference win of the season. Anamosa led 12 to 7 at halftime and held Monticello to a single field basket in the second half. Freshman center Blayney led scorers with five field goals. A preliminary game saw Monticello junior high defeat Anamosa locals.
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Veenker Named Regional Chairman for Olympic Fund Drive
Ames Iowa George Veenker Iowa State athletic director was appointed fifth district chairman to raise funds for the U S Olympic team. Named by Frank McCormick NC AA athletic director Veenker will oversee the campaign in Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Luther Cagemen Bow To Macalester 37 To 23
Macalester defeated Luther College 37 to 23 in a non conference game at St Paul Iowa. Macalester opened strong with a 17 point first half run before Luther scored its first field goal.
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Shellsburg Five Wins 7th Straight Victory
Shellsburg high secured its seventh consecutive win by routing Blairstown 50 to 15 on Blairstown’s floor. Boyer scored 28 points as Shellsburg led 19 to 2 at halftime. The team next plays Newhall on Friday at the focal floor.
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