Waldorf Plans Varied Play At Northwestern New Coach Faces Tough Job
Northwestern hires Lynn Waldorf to lead football. he plans to adapt plays to players, using pass, power, and deception as needed. Waldorf cites a tough Big Ten context and discusses previous coaching success, schedule implications, and plan to name a backfield coach. He contemplates moving to Evanston by March 1 and starting spring practice.
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Michigan
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Firpo Eyes Return to Fight Baer or Louis in Chicago
Luis Firpo, aged 36, plans a February return to the United States with an option held by promoters Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen. If fit, he could meet a trial foe then a 10 round no-decision bout with Max Baer or a 10 round decision bout with Joe Louis at Chicago stadium in March. Firpo trained in the Argentine mountains and weighs 212, with possible opponents including Ray Impellettiere and other pros.
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Dempsey
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Joe Louis
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Jim Mullen
John O’brien
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Oklahoma
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Cleveland
Charlie Retzlaff
London
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Art Lasky
James J. Braddock
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Iowa Wisconsin swim meet postponed to February 4
The Iowa Wisconsin swimming meet set for Friday in Iowa City will be postponed to February 4. Wisconsin's wrestling meet at Madison was also canceled due to snow and impassable highways.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Dave Armbruster
Madison
Williamsburg Defeats Conroy High 53 23
Williamsburg high school basketball team defeated Conroy High 53 to 23. The game was described as an easy win for Williamsburg with dominant defense and efficient scoring. The report notes a clear margin and contentment with the performance.
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Gazette
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Conroy
Lowden Sweeps Wheatland in Double Basketball Victory
In Wheatland, Lowden earned a double win over Wheatland high school. The first game ended 30 to 20 and the second 29 to 18, with Lowden clinching both contests.
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Wheatland
Wheatland High School
Lowden
Toledo High Beats Tama Five in Annual Classic 22 17
Toledo High defeated Tama in the annual basketball classic 22 to 17. Wise broke the tie in the final minutes, while Clark and Morgan added a basket each to push Toledo to a five point lead. Wise led Toledo with nine points. The Toledo reserves won 14 to 9.
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Lott and Stoefen Open Pro Tennis Week With $6000
George Martin Lott Jr and Lester Stoefen, new pro players alongside Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines, earned about $6,000 each in their first week on the six eastern exhibitions tour promoted by Bill O'Brien. The tour thus far grossed $49,069.52 as it opens in Madison Square Garden and moves toward Chicago. O'Brien and Tilden split the remainder of the profits with Vines taking about 20 percent.
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George Martin Lott, Jr
Lester Rollo Stoefen
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Stoefen
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
New Haven
Bill O’brien
Madison Square Garden
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O’brien
Vines
Tilden
Chicago
Simpson Quintet Beats Parsons 25 to 16 in Iowa Conf.
Simpson, led by center George Bowles who returned from an ankle injury, defeated Parsons 25 to 16 in Indianola. Bowles scored three field goals and four free throws as Simpson built a 15 to 6 halftime lead and stifled Parsons’ offense, with Miner the lone Parsons player to score from the field.
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Indianola
George Bowles
Simpson
Parsons
Iowa
Wildcats
Miner
Oklahoma Beats Kansas 36 to 26 in Big Six Race
Oklahoma outlasted Kansas 36 to 26 in Lawrence to even the two game series and pull into a four five Big Six record tie with Kansas. Box score notes contributions from Ebling, Warren, Noble, Browning and Wells with officials Quigley and Carroll.
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Kansas City
Pug Lund to Receive Big Ten MVP Trophy February 4
Francis Pug Lund, all-American halfback and captain of the undefeated Minnesota team, will be awarded the MVP trophy for the Big Ten at the Chicago Minnesota basketball game in Minneapolis on February 4.
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INS
Francis “Pug” Lund
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
College and High School Scores Across The Midwest
The Associated Press reports a flurry of results across the Big Six and other circuits. Oklahoma topped Kansas. Navy defeated Georgetown. Syracuse beat Cornell. Texas A and M edged Texas. Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University posted wins. High school action features Indianola and Chariton among district rivals with mixed tallies.
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Millikin
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Fordham
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Transylvania
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Toulsville
Morehead
Westminster
Salem
Davis-Elkins
Alderson-Broddus
Ba State
Indiana
Michigan suspends five cagers for breaking rules
Ann Arbor Michigan Captain Al Plummer and four regulars were benched by coach Franklin Cappon for rule violations. The players include guards George Rudness and John Jablonski and forwards Chelso Tamagno and Jack Tietlebaum. Tamagno Plummer and Tietlebaum are lettermen.
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University of Michigan
al Plummer
Franklin Cappon
Michigan
Champaign
Cappon
Plummer
George Rudness
John Jablonski
Chelso Tamagno
Jack Tietlebaum
Tamagno
Tietlebaum
Mason City to Host 21st State Bowling Meet
Mason City prepares to host the twenty first state bowling tournament from January 26 to February 10. The event runs three weekend sessions over nine days with wide participation expected from Des Moines Council Bluffs Sioux City Davenport Iowa City Cres ton Cedar Rapids and Fort Dodge. Entries for singles doubles and booster teams close January 23. Fred Wall chairs the state organization and Roy Simmons serves as secretary.
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Davenport
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Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Fred Wall
Roy Simmons
Iowa Swimmers Nominated for Wisconsin Meet at Iowa City
Coach Dave Armbruster nominated seventeen men for the first swimming meet of the season between Iowa and Wisconsin in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes, a Western Conference runner up last year, expect strong showings from Wilbur Wehmeyer Dick Westerfield Bill Busby August Anderson and others. Captain Bruce Grove is the only missing squad member.
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Dave Armbruster
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bruce Grove
Hawkeye
Wilbur Wehmeyer
St. Louis
Bill Busby
Tulsa
Okla
Dick Westerfield
Cedar Rapids
August Anderson
Fort Dodge
Lund May Seek Missouri College Athletic Post
Dr Eugene Fair president of Northeast Missouri State Teachers college in Kirksville said Francis Pug Lund Minnesota all American fullback is interested in the athletic director and head coach job. He expects Lund to file a formal application for the position left by Don Faurot who resigned to coach at the University of Missouri, and the application will receive serious consideration.
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Eugene Fair
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Francis
Pug) Lund
Minnesota
Fair
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Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Weber Made Director Of The Chicago Cubs
Charles A Boots Weber treasurer of the Chicago Cubs was elected to the board to fill the vacancy from William M Walker resignation. Stockholders voted to admit children 12 years old or less for half price next season. The Cubs lost 182000 last season mainly from writing off large player purchase prices including Chuck Klein Bill Lee and George Stainback.
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Charles A
Boots) Weber
Chicago Cubs
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George Stainback
Uteritz Named California Assistant Coach
UC Berkeley selects Irwin C. Uteritz as chief assistant to head coach Leonard Allison on recommendation of the student executive committee. Uteritz comes from Wisconsin where he coached the backfield and baseball after playing quarterback at Michigan in 1921 to 1923.
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Leonard
Stub) Allison
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Allison
Uteritz
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Wisconsin
Delhi And Hopkinton Split Double-Header
Hopkinton and Delhi basketball teams split honors from a Tuesday double header at Hopkinton Delhi took the senior high game 32 to 17 Hopkinton won the junior high game 16 to 10.
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Ingwersen Released by LSU to Join Northwestern
Burt A Ingwersen's contract at Louisiana State University was abrogated to allow a move to Northwestern where Lynn O Waldorf has named him first assistant. Bernie Moore signed a three year LSU head coach contract at 7500 a year succeeding Capt Laurence Jones.
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Burt A. Inegwersen
Louisiana State University
Northwestern
Bernie Moore
Ingversen
Lynn O. Waldorf
Louisiana State
Moore
Capt
Laurence “Biff Jones
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Ingwersen
Ingwer
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University of Iowa
Big Ten
Iowa Wrestlers Named To Face Wisconsin In 1935 Opener
Special to The Gazette Iowa City coach Mike Howard announced an eight man Hawkeye wrestling squad for the 1935 season opener at Madison against Wisconsin. Veterans Earl Kielhorn Robert Larson Frank O Leary headline a lineup with Kielhorn the 115 pound AAU champion, Larson the 135 pound Western conference runner up, and O Leary the Big Ten heavyweight third placer.
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Madison
Earl Kielhorn
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Frank O'Leary
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Ann Pounds
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Cedar
Tom Monroe
Lester Sanger
Fort Dodee
Earl Chism
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Iowa and Indiana Face High Scoring Big Ten Rivalry
Iowa and Indiana prepare for a high scoring showdown in Owa City with balanced offenses. Indiana relies on Lester Stout Willard Kehrt and Fred Fechtman while Iowa leans on John Burke Sid Rosenthal John Grim and Ivan Blackmer. About 13 000 expected in a near capacity arena if weather cooperates.
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Willard Kehrt
Fred Fechtman
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John Burke
Barko
Sid Rosenthal
John Grim
Ivan Blackmer
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