Williams Threatens Iowans barred from So. Cal competition
Hawkeye coach Rollie Williams sent a telegram to Sam Barry after threats of barring Iowa players from competing at Southern California. He accuses USC officials of attempting to recruit Hawkeye players, claiming transfers would not be allowed to play for Pacific Coast schools. The dispute involves players Swansen Frenine and peers as the Pac Coast conference seeks control over admissions and eligibility.
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Local Hockey Six Bearen Edge Waterloo Sextet
The local team Bearen fought to a 2 2 draw with Waterloo sextet in a midweek clash. Both teams scored in each period with Bearen briefly adding a defensive surge late, then an extra attacker as the run of play pressed toward the final horn.
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Waterloo Sextet
Stanwood Girls Beat St Wenceslaus 21 17 in Cedar Rapids
Stanwood high school girls defeated the St Wenceslaus girls of Cedar Rapids 21 to 17 on Tuesday night. The locals led 18 to 10 at halftime while the Mechanicsville boys beat Stanwood 29 to 24 amid crowd uproar.
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St Wenceslaus Girls
Cedar Rapids
Mechanicsville High Bool
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Iewa Purdue game adds 1500 seats at Gazette facility
In Tow City officials reserve 1500 more seats for the Iewa Purdue baseball game amid strong fan demand. The plan expands seating to accommodate a larger crowd and reflects continued enthusiasm for the event.
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feua-Purdue
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Winthrop Manchester Diorde Doubleheader
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Winthrop Manchester doubleheader with scattered numbers and words. No clear events, teams, or outcomes readable.
Pranster Snowe Py Freght Clears Sewer Shea Tournament
Pranster Snowe Py Freght clears the Sewer Shea tournament amid unclear OCR text. The fragmentary lines suggest a sports or event card with scattered figures and names.
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Sewer
Moarhantesndle Starsondd In Thriller
Fragmentary OCR describes a thriller scene with unclear names and actions. Mentions a vote and a tense moment, but many words are garbled and difficult to parse. The readable bits hint at a dramatic confrontation and a political or procedural backdrop.
Coe Basketmen Set for Saturday Test Against Teachers
Coe College basketball faces a Saturday non conference clash with the Teachers. The center post battle features two sophomores and a veteran guard rotation with Wilkinson Flood Be lknap and DuRie or Caruthers in play. Questions loom over height and seasoning as Rutgers interest in Crey’s long term potential lingers.
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Deny Coe Athletes Will Quit School
Athletic Director Moray Eby and Basketball Coach Forest Rutgers say there is no foundation for rumors that seven or eight Coe athletes will quit at semester end. Some players face financial difficulties but most plan to remain, with only one or two possible withdrawals.
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Baer Must Split His Money 50-50 With Two Pilots
California Supreme Court rules Ham Larimer and Ancil Hoffman share Baers earnings as co managers from 1930 contract. Baer cannot contract for further fights or appearances without their signatures, despite prior boxing rules. The ruling confirms Larimers signing and Hoffman option extend Baers services to 1936 with a $4079 payment.
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Landis Reinstates Five Players Including Chamberlain
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, announced the reinstatement of five players. The group includes Walter Brown of the New York Yankees, Chamberlain of the Chicago White Sox, Harry Sethold of the Boston Braves, Edward Failensin, and Roy Sherid of Newark International.
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Chicago
McLarnin Set To Sign Dundee Bout
San Francisco promoter Jimmy Mel announces welterweight star McLarnin will sign for a Dundee fight. Details reportedly finalized this week as talks close and dates near.
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Jimmy Mel
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Earnshaw contract talks and USC Iowa recruiting rumors
The article reports George Earnshaw may join White Sox on a price work basis with a 500 bonus per win beyond twelve, while noting past salary cuts and Connie Mack's handling. It also covers USC recruiters courting Iowa athletes, including Des Moines and Muscatine connections, and town officials reacting to baggage shipments linked to Sam Barry.
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Athletics
Connie Mack
Rarnshaw
Sax
Tf Earnshaw
Marion Cagemen Seek First Win At Manchester
The Marion basketball team aims for its first victory after five straight losses. Coach Cummins reports injuries in practice and plans to field a full lineup for the Friday night clash versus Manchester on their home court.
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St Patrick Five Beats St Marys 28 to 21 in Narrow Win
The Shamrocks of Cedar Rapids opened with an 8 to 1 run and never trailed, shutting down St Marys with a stout first-half defense. Macheter, Crapald, and Hayes led Cedar Rapids in scoring as St Patrick’s handed St Marys their first loss in ten games, 28 to 21.
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Local preps seek higher loop spots this Friday
Washington and Grant clash in two key Mississippi Valley conference games that could reshape the standings. Davenport leads with five straight conference wins while Paul Grange tops scoring with sixty points.
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Grinnell to Meet Ames Coe and Cornell in Fall Clash
Grinnell College resumes football rivalry with Iowa State to play Oct 6 at Ames. The Grinnell schedule includes home games against Carleton and Drake and a Nov 24 meeting with Cornell College in Grinnell.
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Des Moines
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Oxford Junction Wins Two From Baldwin Five
Baldwin high school lost both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader to Oxford Junction. The girls triumphed 21 to 6, while the boys fought a tight game, final 24 to 21 in favor of Oxford Junction. Coon led Oxford Junction with 17 points and Hale top Baldwin with 12.
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Washington Y Defeats Mount Pleasant Team
Washington Y leaders defeated the Enna Jettick quintet of Mount Pleasant 42 to 29 at the local court Tuesday. Fuhr tallied seven field goals with Wells scoring five and one free throw for Washington, who led 18 to 12 at halftime.
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Dysart Sweeps Tracr High In Double Victory
Dysart won both ends of the Tuesday doubleheader against Tracer High. The first team won 25 to 12, and the second team battled to a 16 to 14 overtime win. Deihlefts led Dysart with high scoring for the first squad.
Martelle Five Defeats Lisbon High 35 to 15
Martelle high beat Lisbon high 35 to 15 at Lisbon on Tuesday. Martelle junior high also defeated Lisbon juniors 14 to 1. Martelle boys and girls will host Wyoming teams in Martelle Friday.
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Levinsky Seeks Carnera Title Shot After Baer Declines
King Levinsky of Chicago enters heavyweight title picture as a challenger for the Carnera Loughran winner after Max Baer’s manager Hoffman rejects Madison Square Garden terms for a June bout. Levinsky, sister Lena Levy and adviser Reilly meet Garden president Kilpatrick while Baer prepares for Baltimore and California appearances. Schmeling talks of a potential Baer rematch in San Francisco.
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Max Baer
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Lena Levy
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Red Blaik Plans Freshman Schedule Ban at Dartmouth
New York United Press reports Earl Blaik, named Dartmouth head coach, will drop the formal freshman schedule to focus on developing individual players for the varsity. He aims to teach freshmen the varsity plays and formations, with a new freshman coach possibly in place within a year.
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Red) Blaik
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