Dartmouth breaks 33 year graduate coaching rule by hiring Blaik
Earl Henry Blaik named Dartmouth head coach for two years with Harry Ellinger and Andrew Gustafson as backfield coaches. Cannell resigns after a disastrous season that included a 39 to 0 loss at Chicago. Blaik, a West Point standout, is praised as a major coaching plum and expected to lift Dartmouth football.
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Red) Blaik
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Fats) Ellinger
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Frank Cavanaugh
Clarence
Fat) Spears
Jesse Hawley
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Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Chicago
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Ralph Sasse
Ger Davidson
Ellinger
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Hubbell Signs With Giants For 18000 Salary
Carl Hubbell agreed to return to the New York Giants with a reported 18000 annual salary. The deal follows Hubbell’s peak pitching reputation and adds to the Giants’ strength as they pursue championship goals.
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Hawkeye Basketball Attendance Surges Ahead of Big Ten Schedule
Iowa City officials report 60 700 fans have watched the Hawkeyes in eight games this season an average of 7 587 per game. Athletic business manager Charles S Galiher predicts about 140 000 total attendance with eleven games left. Record crowds at home are expected for Purdue and Indiana tilts as capacity nears.
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Bush Signs For 11th Season With The Cubs
CHICAGO INS veteran right hander Guy Bush will return for his eleventh season with the Chicago Cubs. He signed the 1934 contract before leaving for a Dallas business trip. salary figures not disclosed. Bush says he is in top shape and ready to win 25 games.
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Luther and Dubuque Fives Meet Friday
Luther and Dubuque face off in a Friday game opening a series as each side seeks a conference win. The tilt marks the first meeting in a tied series with implications for standings.
Rothier Outpoints Rivers in Ten Heats
Heers Rothier, a 20 year old Chicago welterweight, outpointed Joe Rivers in ten rounds in a lively Coliseum showing. Rivers pressed and landed hard blows, but Rothier used speed and aggression to control the fight and secure the decision.
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Heers Revhie
Chicago
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Martelle Sweeps Lisbon in Two Hard-Fought Games
In a doubleheader, Martelle defeated Lisbon in two close contests. The games featured tight pitching and key hits as Martelle secured both wins to improve their standings this season.
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Martelle
Lisbon
Toledo Triumphs Over Tama Quintet 24 13
Toledo defeats Tama Quintet 24 to 13 in a college basketball game. Key players include Clark and Beaveda contributing points as the Tigers secure a decisive win.
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Toledo Tigh Trips
Tama
Baseball forecaster Terry predicts strong Giants and pennant race
Earl Red Pepper notes Terry says the Giants should be stronger with reserves and Cruz and T in shape. He sees a tough battle against Chicago St Louis or Pittsburgh and believes Washington may win the American League pennant with Boston challenging the Senators.
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Conception High Defeats St Patrick’s Iowa City 28 to 15
Immaculate Conception routed St Patrick’s of Iowa City on the Fourth Avenue floor. Wolfe debuted with a promising start as Conception led 7-3 after the first period and pulled away in the third making a decisive margin midway through.
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Washington Junior College Football Letter Awards
The Washington Junior College assembly last week awarded football letters to a list of students. Credd Deepe Pirshwaters presented sweaters and letters to numerous players including Lester Jones, Eddie Barker, Donald Davis, Milo Gide, and John Jackson among others.
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Washington Junior College
Creed Deepe Pirshwaters
Lester Jones
Edeall Brown
Jack Lytle
Foy
Wo Sears
Eddie Barker
Croden Fish
Donald Davis
Milo Gide
John Jackson
Walter Jungblath
Warold Kalouek
Gene Prank
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Paramelwyn Booth
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Lester Leeper Wallis Jane Lawrence Tabe T
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Pete Dunehbloth
Charles Cramon
Wondrow
Waggoner
Robert Burnipseed
Ray Nowell
Tilton Wurst
Anton Hothe
Harry Barker
Miriill Johnson
Rev Greetan
Ray Palmer
Dick Fields
Homer Darnell
Bast MecCuthean
Tennis Match Shifts as Pole Duo Tops Reno Rival
Local sports report notes Toni Polo and Jack Van Nor win a tight contest in Reno. The event features 40 points from Polo and key plays by Van Nor as observers praise teamwork.
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Toy Peres
Various college and university basketball results
AP reports scores from dozens of college games across the nation including Carnegie Tech, Virginia, Alabama, Drake, Nebraska, Carleton, St Olaf, Iowa State Teachers, Missouri, Westminster Missouri, Oklahoma A and M, Texas Tech, Arizona, Santa Clara, Stanford, California, and Washington State. A note mentions a bamboo tree’s rapid growth observed under a microscope.
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Grimm Says Cubs Must Win Pennant Next Season
Cubs manager Charlie Grimm vows to push for the National League pennant, demanding full hustle from players after reorganizing the club with the addition of Chuck Klein and expectations of comebacks by Babe and Billy Herman. He notes the lively ball should aid pitchers like Pat Malone and maintains he will play regularly at first base unless challenged by Dolph Camilli. A separate note from Louisville reports Chuck Klein receives the title colonel from Gov. Faffoon with a ceremonial diploma to be presented in Indianapolis Friday.
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Reserved seats sold for Purdue Iowa game in Iowa City
Out of town fans who planned to buy reserved seats for the February 17 Purdue versus Iowa game in Iowa City found all 2,200 seats sold within twelve hours after release this week. The new second deck of the field house accounts for the capacity, with about 13,000 spectators expected at the contest.
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Purdue
Camera As Sea Serpent Would Save The Country
A satirical piece argues sea serpents could revive the economy and national morale after repeal. It envisions Primo sea-serpents in Central Park reservoir, mass sightings, and spur profits for manufacturers, with Rear Admiral Byrd recruited to capture the monster.
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New York
Scotland
Pilmo
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Primo
Richard E. Byrd
Central Park Reservoir
Byrd
Ruth McCarthy Feud Set for Inevitable Showdown
The era of sharp barbs between Babe Ruth and Joe McCarthy peaks as the Yankees clash with tensions high. The column recalls past clashes, power struggles, and a looming showdown as both men navigate fame, scrutiny, and expectations during the era’s baseball drama.
Tigers Meet Iowa City Here Friday
Washington high school gears up for a conference clash with Iowa City on Franklin Court Friday night. Senior loss and lineup changes loom as Grant schedules tapering and Clinton game prep continues amid standout guard Miller and center Forrest leading the rotation.
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Iowa Fresh Cage Stars Take Off For California
Two University of Iowa freshmen athletes Duane Swanson and Bud Froning were suspected of heading west by freight toward southern California. Coach Rollie Williams confirmed Swanson as a top yearling basketball player and Froning as a noted all state cage and grid star. Coach Ossie Solem had earlier tried to deter them at the depot, but the plan to stay in Iowa City seemed ineffective. A Pacific coast school reportedly spoke with the pair the night of the Northwestern Iowa game.
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Seoon
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Horace Greeley
Ossie Solem
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Sam Barry
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Chicago
Mr. Ruth
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Des Moines
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The Right Way to Play Golf
A golfing instruction piece explains not moving the body off the addressed line during swing. It endorses the vertical axis method, keeping the body as a fixed line like a steel post while the swing revolves around it. It mentions a promotional note for a book by Mr Horton and how to obtain it.
Decorah High Defeats West Union 30 to 10
Decorah high, led by Jr Captain Pat Williams with twelve points, defeated West Union 30 to 10 Tuesday night. Preus added four baskets and Anderson three. halftime score was 14 to 4. Decorah seconds beat West Union seconds 19 to 8 in the preliminary.
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Decorah High
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Williams
Preus
Anderson
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West Union Seconds
Sigourney Sweeps Ollie in Twin Bill Tight duel
Sigourney high school captured a doubleheader from Ollie on Tuesday night. The first team won 21-19 while the Seconds prevailed 17-8. Hudson led Sigourney and R. Yule led Ollie with five points each.
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Sigourney
Sigourney High School
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R. Yule
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