Coe Aims to Upset Cornell In Thursday Battle
Coe College basketball faces Cornell Thursday at Mount Vernon in a key contest. Coach Forest Rutgers plans to start Wilkinson at center with Schneider, Carruthers, and Keith across the forward and guard spots while Bob Everett recovers from a likely torn cartilage. The Kohawks seek revenge, while Cornell brings sharpshooters Still and Fink among others to challenge the favored Purple. Curtain-raiser features Kohawk and Cornell freshmen.
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Wilkinson
Schneider
Carruthers
Keith
Ralph Martin
Jack Quinn
Quinn
Still
Fink
Coffman
Zoda
Birkham
Eons Cornell
Kammer
Joe Schneider
Harold Wilkinson
Ben Kammer
Jim Carruthers
Conception Defeats Wenceslaus 23 to 20 in Local Tilt
Immaculate Conception nips St. Wenceslaus 23 20 as Green stars for the east side five with fourteen points. Jands and Wolfe add late scoring for Immaculate Conception while Severa and Toole pace St. Wenceslaus. The game, part of the local league race, shows strong defensive effort from the Blue and White and hints at a tight title chase among the three teams.
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Toole
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YMCA Church League Scores From Weekend Games
In YMCA church league action Bethel Moor faced Second Evangelical with Bethel Moore scoring twice while Second Evangelical managed goals but fell short. Comrade Tlagle led First Esaneelia with solid defense as the league results tightened.
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Esaneelia
Our Bethel
Will Rogers speaks at Irish banquet in South Bend
Will Rogers headlines the fifteenth annual Notre Dame testimonial dinner in South Bend praising Coach Elmer Layden and the 1934 Irish. He humorously recalls the Southern California Notre Dame game and plugs a Rogers system, while coaches Phelan Shaughnessy and others laud Notre Dame’s program and history.
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United Press
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Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
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Elmer Layden
Los Angeles
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Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
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Purdue
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Duquesne Five Trounces Loyola of Chicago 51 22
Duquesne university five defeated Loyola university of Chicago 51 to 22 in Pittsburgh. Duquesne led 32 to 12 at halftime with Frank Serany scoring 16 points and Luis Furlong adding eight on four field goals.
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Loyola of Chicago
Pittsburgh
Loyola University of Chicago
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Duquesne University
Frank Serany
Luis Furlong
Grant Five Nips Marion 35 to 13 in rough tilt
Grant Five over Marion 35 to 13 on the Cedar Rapids floor. Forrest led with five field goals and two free throws for twelve points, Cisler added nine as the Panthers dominated early, with a 22 to 8 halftime lead and a strong start before reserves closed the period. Marion’s B Reed and Lowe stood out, but Grant’s height and teamwork prevailed.
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Spor t Jabs and Draws In Early Boxing Card
The report lists bouts with Morrie Sherman from Detroit drawing Ray Napolitano of Brooklyn with no decisive winner. Cecil Payne from Washington fought Fouryne to a draw, while Kalispell Montana’s Frank Connelly from San Francisco also drew.
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Morrie Sherman
Ray Napolitano
Brooklyn
Biltingham
Cecil Payne
Fouryne
Frankie Monroe
Portland
Lord Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Frank Connelly
San Francisco
Drew
Clarence Stanwood Split Double Header
Clarence and Stanwood split a Tuesday double header with the girls edging Stanwood 22 to 17 after trailing 10 to 6 at halftime. The Stanwood varsity prevailed 31 to 18 in the other game amid fouls and miscues, with Domer and Bungee leading scoring.
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Randalia Cagers Triumph Over Elgin Five 40 to 17
Randalia defeated Elgin here Friday by 40 to 17. Randalia led at the half with a 15 to 5 margin as the early surge set the tone for the game.
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Elgin
Flgin
Don Don Campbell 300 MPH pace for next race
New York dispatch reports British racer Kaye Don predicts no English challenger to this year’s Harmsworth trophy and expects St Malcolm Campbell to surpass 800 in Bluebird next month. He cites Isle of Man crash scars and a road race trial that killed a mechanic and led to a three month sentence. Don is recovering in Florida after arrival Tuesday and plans golf at Ormond Beach.
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Kaye Don
England
Malcolm Campbell
Isle of Man
Don
Hewall
Ormond
Fla
Hawks and Hoosiers Spark Iowa City Rivalry
In Iowa City the field house holds 5,600 seats with about 2,700 left for Saturday’s Indiana game as ticket sales surge after Iowa’s win over Minnesota. Observers expect a crowd near 13,000 if good weather continues. A renewed optimism follows a season of mixed results and a late surge that put Iowa atop the Big Ten standings.
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Bonura Demands Pay Rise From White Sox Players
CHICAGO AP Zecke Bonura White Sox first baseman returned his 1935 contract unsigned demanding more money and threatening to quit baseball. He said the team does not fairly compensate him and that injuries hindered his performance, noting others are earning more. He is working at his father's New Orleans commission house and would quit baseball to stay there if not paid more.
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New Orleans
College football and basketball results from multiple colleges
AP report lists scores across numerous colleges and universities including Buena Vista Iowa Wesleyan Waldorf Northwestern St Olaf and Navy rivals. Highlights include Kansas at Oklahoma 24 21 Iowa A and M 21 29 Notre Dame and others with mixed outcomes across divisions and regions.
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Noone Junior College
Buena Vista
Iowa Wesleyan
Waldorf Junior College
Mason City Junior College
Sheldon Junior College
Northwestern Junior College
Davenport Leading in Valley League Title Chase
Davenport tops Mississippi Valley Conference after a 29 to 26 win over Washington and leads in the standings. Davenport sophomores also defeated Cedar Rapids sophomores. West Waterloo beat Grant while Grant topped West sophomores. This week features three conference and two nonconference games, with Davenport at Grant Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Simmons leads Davenport scorers with Forrestal close behind. Fuellman tops Grant sophomores.
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McCune
Iowa City
Quintet to Clash With Columbia in Return Cage Battle
Immaculate Conception will face Columbia Academy of Dubuque on the local floor next Sunday night in a return cage game. The matchup was moved up from its original date at the request of Columbia's athletic director.
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Wrestling results from Associated Press file
In Kansas City Jim Landos 210 from New York defeated Karl Davis 215 also of New York after Davis was injured in the first fall and could not continue. In San Francisco Dreamland Dean 312 from Norcross Georgia defeated Cy Williams 215 of Tallahassee two falls to one. In San Francisco Club Auditorium Jack Reynolds 117 from Utica New York defeated Tommy Heinz of Yuma Arizona in straight falls. In San Diego Sammy Stein 208 from Los Angeles defeated Frank Speer 225 of Atlanta two
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Kansas City
Jim Landos
New York
Karl Davis
San Francisco
Dreamland
Man Mountain" Dean
Norcross
Cy Williams
Tallahassee
Fla
Club_ Auditorium
Jack Reynolds
Utica
N. Y
Tommy Heinz
Yuma
Ariz
San Diego
Sammy Stein
Los Angeles
Frank Speer
Atlanta
College heads blame alumni for recruiting
Four college presidents met in Atlanta to draft a report condemning recruiting in higher education as rampant in 1934. They argued it harms non athletes and inflates tuition, noting alumni groups are chiefly to blame and that the burden falls on professors. The committee plans to submit its findings to the Association of American Colleges.
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Association of American Colleges
Albert Britt
Knox College
Charles J. Turck
Centre College
Cornell Holds Top Place in Midwest Cage Race
Cornell tops the Midwest Conference after a 28 to 23 win over Carleton in Northfield snapping Carleton’s 64 game home winning streak. Cornell beat Beloit 43 to 36 and defeated Iowa State Teachers 37 to 25 in Cedar Falls. Coe fell to Knox 33 to 23 after a 26 to 25 loss to Monmouth. Carleton beat St Olaf 26 to 25 while Ripon, Beloit, Lake Forest, and Lawrence also posted results as the league approaches crucial confrontations.
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Keota High Tops in Ke-Wash Conference Action
Washington Iowa reports Brighton edged Wellman 19 to 18 in overtime. West Chester captured its second straight Ke-Wash win by beating Kalona 38 to 20. Keota Richland game postponed due to measles in Keota. Friday schedule includes West Chester at Brighton for second place and Kalona at Keota.
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Wellman
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Wenceslaus Girls Fall 26 21 to Palo High
The St Wenceslaus girls lost their season opener 26 to 21 against Palo High School. Palo led early, the locals tied late, but Palo pulled away in the final minutes to seal the win.
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Palo High
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Palo High School
Palo
Ghezzi Wins Los Angeles Open Playoff Over Revolta
Victor Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey defeated John Revolta of Milwaukee in an 18 hole playoff at Los Angeles Country Club to win the open golf title. Ghezzi posted a 73 on a soggy wind swept course while Revolta led early and finished with a 75. No prize money was awarded beyond the title with each player having split first and second money before the playoff and sharing gate receipts for Tuesday. Revolta led atop the turn with a 36 to Ghezzi's 37 but could not hold the advantage down the stretch.
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Los Angeles Country Club
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Revolta
Ghezzi
Carideo Brother to Quit Missouri for Fordham
Angelo Carideo, quarterback on the 1934 Missouri team, will withdraw at semester end and enroll at an eastern university, possibly Fordham. He has two years of eligibility remaining. The move follows Frank Carideo’s resignation as Missouri head coach after a disastrous season.
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University of Missouri
Carideo
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Missouri
Angelo Carideo
Eastern University
Fordham
Angelo
Kansas wallops Oklahoma 50 23 in conference clash
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the defending champion Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Oklahoma Sooners by 50 to 23 to break a tie for first in the Big Six standings on Tuesday night at Lawrence.
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