Indiana and Iowa clash in Big Ten title showdown tonight
Iowa undefeated and favored at home in Iowa City as Indiana seeks an upset to threaten Purdue and Wisconsin. Indiana relies on forward Lester Stout and guard Sid Rosenthal with center Willard Kehrt tall and Fechtman for Iowa. Johnny Burke's scoring, and Rosenthal versus Blackmer, define the key matchups in the late season Big Ten tilt.
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Luther Speared By Rath Packers Of Waterloo, 41-16
DECORAH Iowa AP Rath Packers of Waterloo crushed Luther College 41 to 16 in Decorah Friday night. Luther fell behind early, trailed 17 to 5 at halftime, and could not regain the lead. Berben and Aaberg closed with two and one baskets while Duncan led scoring with ten points and Strawbridge added nine.
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Trans Miss. Golf Tour to Be Held in Omaha
Mrs. C. R. Bangh, president of the Women's Trans-Mississippi Golf Association, announced the 1935 tournament will be played at the Omaha Field Club course from June 17 to 22. The event, to be known as a homecoming tournament, follows the association's name change from Missouri Valley to Trans Mississipp i. Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City said she expects to defend the championship.
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Ripon Tops Carleton In Overtime 34 32
Ripon college defeats Carleton College in an overtime 34 to 32 game at Ripon Wisconsin. Christ and Smith of Ripon and Sparks of Carleton each scored nine points. The halftime score stood 18 to 14 in favor of Ripon.
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Clinton Falls to Washington In Tough Two Overtime Loss
Washington laced Clinton 97 to 116 in Cedar Rapids as two overtimes decided the game. Clintons trailed 5-2 early but fought back to tie 20-all before the finales, with Janda Peters on Washington and Petersen for Clinton leading scorers.
St Louis Cards To Use Movies At Training Grounds
ST LOUIS AP Branch Rickey, the Cardinals executive, proposes filming recruits at the club's 24 minor league farms. In a dark office, he watches Joe Whosis swing and field, then orders a wire to the manager to fix a hitch. Rickey says the idea is not yet in effect.
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Grant Davenport game postponed to Tuesday night
The Grant Davenport basketball game scheduled for the Wilson gymnasium here Saturday night was postponed until Tuesday due to icy road conditions between Cedar Rapids and Davenport. The game will be played on the local court Tuesday evening, with both sophomore and varsity teams scrapping.
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Sports Jabs by the Associated Press
San Francisco action notes Bill Wallace defeats Pedro Ortega while Oakland stops Ortega. In Mexico City D Foy outpoints Gene Espinosa, and Juan Zurita beats Mexico City foe 123.
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O'Shea Nips Indian in a Narrow Boxing Bout
Eddie O'Shea the Chicago 152 pounder edged Cherokee Indian Bob O'Signac in ten rounds at Cedar Rapids in a tightly contested main event. O'Shea showed speed and a sharp left hand with a sixth round flurry and a decisive edge overall. Lou Vine won by a decisive margin in the six round semi final, while Chummy Flake stopped Pat Cahill in one minute five seconds. The night drew a larger crowd than recent shows.
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Burke sets 18 hole course record at Belleair
Billy Burke of Cleveland Country Club matched the world 18 hole record on a championship course. He fired 62 over 6400 yards on No 1 course with 31 on each nine and used only 26 putts.
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Williamson Will Aid Wesley Fry At Kansas State
Stan Williamson, former USC Trojan center and Oklahoma City U. coach, was named assistant football coach at Kansas State College. Backfield Coach Wes Fry was promoted to head coach as Lynn Waldorf departs for Northwestern, pending regents approval. Williamson, who played quarterback at Iowa and USC, previously succeeded Fry at Oklahoma City U.
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Grinnell Cagers Drop From Top As Creighton Wins
Creigh ton's Bluejays defeated Grinnell 32 to 29 to break Grinnell's tie for the Missouri Valley lead. Grinnell led early, but Creighton outlasted them in a tense finish as two late Grinnell field goals trimmed the margin before the final buzzer.
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Baer Noncommittal About New Romance
Champion Max Baer asked about reports he and Mary Kirk Brown might wed gave only a noncommittal reply. He said it might be true and would not confirm or deny. Brown, present with Baer, did not comment.
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Ruth Is Homesick In Paris During World Tour
Babe Ruth remains homesick on the closing stages of a world tour. He longs to return to New York, walking Paris streets unrecognized as fans fail to recognize the baseball idol. He skips sightseeing, visiting an American boys school where a student pitched to him while he hit long drives.
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Braves to Stay in Old Tepee Despite Illicit Dog Racing Threat
Boston Braves remain in the National League after a roughly thirteen hour meeting of league owners on the club’s financial woes. The plan to rescue the charter member keeps Bravesfield for now under Emil Fuchs with Bill McKechnie as manager. Ford Frick expects full resolution at the February 5 schedule meeting.
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Fourteen Nations File Entries For Davis Cup Play
London AP reports that fourteen nations entered the 1935 Davis Cup competition with China returning since 1928. The Jan 31 deadline for entries approaches and draws are set for the following day. Defending Britain and Canada and Japan are absent. Canada withdraws due to North American zone dates. Japan also appears to skip the event amid prior controversy over late selection. Jiro Satoh died en route to Europe for 1934 play.
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Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Boston results show Dan O Mahoney 218 defeating Rudy Dusek 220 in straight falls. North Bergen Brabo beat Garibaldi 215 30 11. Chicago Londos 205 threw Eyserett 223 47 63. Seattle Reattle Karanjiann 333 drew Sinch in six rounds. Salt Lake City Kirilenko 22 Russia defeated O Shoecker 232 in one fall.
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Grant Bows to East Waterloo 27 to 21
Grant led 21 15 late in the game but faltered after Forrest fouled out. East Waterloo rallied with Nyhan and Kunatling key in the final minutes to seize a 27 21 victory on Wilson Court. Nyhan earned top scoring honors and Distelmeir contributed after fouling out.
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Ky Laffoon Wins Trophy For Low Average In 34
Ky Laffoon, a Denver pro, edged Paul Runyan by eight one hundredths of a stroke to win the Radix cup for the year's best medal play. Laffoon averaged 72.20 over 77 tournament rounds. Runyan averaged 72.19 over 55 rounds. The trophy, donated by Harry E. Radix, uses results from major Opens and events with at least 2,500 in prize money. Other top low averages included Harry Cooper, Horton Smith, Johnny Revolta, Craig Wood, William MacFarlane, and Leo Diegel.
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Stanford Hack Becomes Fifth Cubs Signed Player
Chicago Cubs third baseman Stanley Hack signed and sent his contract from Sacramento California. He is the fifth Cub player to sign. Manager Charlie Grimm said no signing difficulties are expected and noted contracts were mailed last week with players often taking several days to return them.
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Morrison to Coach at Vanderbilt university
NASHVILLE AP Ray Morrison, SMU football coach, accepted an offer to become head coach at Vanderbilt University, succeeding Dan McGugin. Morrison, all-American quarterback at Vanderbilt in 1909, will bring an 80-29-20 record at SMU from 1922 to 1934 and is expected to earn about 310,000 annually. Assistant Russell MacIntosh will join from SMU.
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Marengo Reschedules Basketball Games Due to Icy Roads
Marengo high school postponed two Friday games to next Saturday January 26 and added a third. Toledo, undefeated in the south half Iowa Cedar league, leads as main opponent with Newhall girls tentative and Toledo reserves as other foes. Marengo girls and first team boys play St Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids here and Victor there. reserves have one game.
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Midwest and South Rival In Nation High School Sports
AP compiled results show numerous college and high school scores across the Midwest South and West with Grinnell Ames Newton and Grinnell in Iowa and various universities listed. Highlights include East and West conference results plus notable showings by Villanova Maryland Pennsylvania military and California teams with high school totals from Albin Onecola and Ames among others.
Lighters Win Seventh Straight in City League
Town Light and Power defeated Rude Auto 33 18 to claim a seventh straight league win. Lights surged to 16 12 lead at half and 22 15 after three with Melvin Magnuson scoring 13 through six field goals and a free throw. Ramblers beat Y Dorm quintet 26 22 in the other game.
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Stephenson Signs With Indianapolis
Outfielder Riggs Stephenson, released as a free agent by the Chicago Cubs after 1934, signed a contract with the Indianapolis club of the American Association. Stephenson previously played for Indianapolis before joining the Cubs in 1926.
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West Union tops Waukon High 30 to 19 in home win
West Union high school won its third straight game Friday night defeating Waukon 30 to 19 in West Union Iowa. The victory showcased a strong offensive showing and a solid defensive stand to seal the win for the Wildcats.
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