Iowa Fights to Hold Lead in Big Ten Race After Indiana Setback
Iowa remains atop the Western Conference standings after a 40 to 35 loss to Indiana. Coach Rollie Williams aims to keep the team intact for the second semester starting February 2 against Minnesota, avoiding midseason eligibility losses. Johnny Barke leads Iowa in scoring with 55 points over five games as the Hawkeyes prepare for Drake in Des Moines.
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University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Minnesota
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Drake
Des Moines
Bulldogs
Iowans
Hoosiers
Hawkeye
Lester Stout
Hoosier
Towa
Johnny Barke
Big Ten
W. L. Pet
P.P. Town
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Chicago
Michigan
Giants blank Pacific Coast All-Stars 21 to 0 in charity game
In San Francisco the New York Giants dominated the Knights of Columbus charity game by scoring two first quarter touchdowns and one in the third, beating an all star Pacific coast team 21 to 0. Ed Danowski connected with Red Flaherty for the opener as Ken Strong added the conversions.
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INS
New York Giants
Knights of Columbus
Giants
Ed Danowski
Red" Flaherty
Ken Strong
Danowski
Strong
Ike
Franklin Gantend
Danowsk
Franklin Wee
Wile
Strorgagan
Cubs
Klein
Stainback
Demaree
Cuyler
Hauptmann
Reilly
Walter Manley
New York
New Jersey
East 194Th Street
Westchester County
Manley
Grant
Bruno
Carpenter
Barko Surges to 55 Points in High Scoring Affair
Barko led the game with 55 points as teammates and opponents traded baskets in a chaotic contest. The chaotic play featured multiple players from both sides and a flurry of miscues as the crowd reacted to the high scoring pace.
Spaden Leads As Sacramento Open Opens With 67
Harold Jug McSpaden, 20 year old pro from Kansas City, shot 67 in the first round of Sacramento's $2,500 open at the 6,787 yard municipal course, posting 140 total after a 73 on Saturday and leading a crowded field that includes Lacey Fogarty and Demaret among others.
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Kansas City
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Sacramento
Calif
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Jimmy Fogarty
Kirkwood
Mac
Jim Demaret
Galveston
Texas
Lacey
Fogarty
Demaret
Emery Zimmerman
Portland
New York
John Perelli
Lake Tahoe
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Ted Longworth
Ore
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Mark Fry
Oakland
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Tex Robson
Toronto
Can
Roy Manstrum
Los Angeles
Rex Smith
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Detroit
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Harry Bassler
Hollywood
Paul Runyan Tops 1934 PGA Money List
Paul Runyan of White Plains New York, national PGA champion, led all pros in prize money in 1934. In 21 tournaments he earned 6767.91 dollars, ahead of Ky Laffoon of Denver who totaled 6419.22 in 22 events and won the Radix trophy for best medal play average.
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New York
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Caplan Earns Ten Round Draw With Freddie Miller
British featherweight Benny Caplan Caplan fought Freddie Miller of Cincinnati to a ten round draw on a Victory bond show in London Caplan was knocked down in the fifth but rose before the bell Miller led early but Caplan racked up points late to secure an even break and avoid defeat by the American title hopefuls matchup
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London
Benny Caplan
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Caplan
Foztt
Miller
California Winner Of Norge Ski Meet
Roy Mikkel er Aiuns Calf won the Norge ski meet at the 29th annual event held by the Fox River bank crowd of about 15 000 spectators Sunday. Hugo Gadttl of Oslo Norway led the crew, with jumps of 122 and 139 feet.
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Roy Mikkeler
Rae Cary
Hugo Gadttl
Oslo
Norway
Puerto Rico Seeks Cards For Exhibitions
Puerto Rico asks for exhibition games against the St Louis Cardinals in St. Louis. The draft talks include a potential seven game slate with local teams and a prize fund around $10 000. Details were not fully clear in the available text.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
St Lous Cardinals
Aterce
Brooklyn Dodgers Sign Two Right Handed Pitchers
YORK INS Brooklyn Dodgers announce the signings of Tom Baker and Bob Bootis both young right handers for the 1935 season.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
York
Brooklyn
Tom Baker
Bob Bootis
Midwest race tightens as three teams stay unbeaten
In the Midwest Conference race three teams remain undefeated after last week’s results. Knox beat Monmouth 34 12 then defeated Coe 34 31 while Augustana toppled Knox 42 31. Cornell and Coe won to pressure the leaders and Ripon upset Carleton 34 32. Beloit topped Lake Forest 32 25.
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Lake Forest
Knox
Monmouth
Cornell
Coe
Ripon
Carleton
Augustine
Lawrence
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Siwash
Augustana
Wisconsin
Beloit Blue Devils
Cedar Rapids
Purple
Bradley
L. Fet
W. A
Seeverres
Ripon Sree Ereenaree
Beloit Ee
Uae
Sean Nee
Lawrence Ee
Bears Triumph Over Pacific All-Stars 26-7 in L.A.
Chicago Bears defeated the Pacific All-Stars 26 to 7 at Gilmore Stadium as Jack Manders kicked two field goals and Brenko Nagurski scored a TD. Beattie Feathers added a late rushing score and Brumbaugh connected with Johnson for another Chicago TD.
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INS
Chicago Bears
Pacific Coast All-Stars
Cotton Warburton
All-Stars
Gilmore Stadium
Jack Manders
Bears
Brenko Nagurski
Brumb
Crowd of 23 000 to watch Carnera fight in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro about 23 000 boxing fans packed Fluminense stadium for Primo Carnera against Ervin Klausner of Estonia. Rain forced an earlier postponement and fans tore the ring down, later facing rain check refusals due to a misunderstanding.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Primo Carnera
Ervin Klausner
Esthonia
Fluminece Stadium
Indiana Hoosiers face crucial tests amid Purdue rivalry
The Indiana state team battles in the Big Ten race amid discontent over coach Everett Dean. A two game swing against Iowa and Purdue could decide his fate. Fechtman’s height dominates the Iowa game as Indiana inched into a tie for second.
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State University
Everett Dean
Hoosiers
Towa
Purdue
Dean
Bloomington
Ward Lambert
Iowa City
Ross And Baer In Action Thursday
Barney Ross faces Frankie Klick in Miami in a junior welterweight bout expected to be competitive. Max Baer should have an easier night against Policeman Jim Maloney, while Khelt looms as a tough test for Ross as he pursues the title.
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INS
Barney Ross
Frankie Klick
Miami
Max Baer
Jim Maloney
Max
Brass Buttons
King Levinsky
Ross
Khelt
California
Buck
Canzoneri
Tony
Chicago
Pop
Klick
Crime Wave Hits French Chateaux
In Paris the series of chateau robberies grew to 40 as burglars attacked the castle of the Countess de Quelon at Montereau. Guards remained silent during the break in and the thieves escaped with a miniature of Marie Antoinette a box of old silver a gold sacerdotal ring and other heirlooms.
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Ins
France
Countess de Quelon
Montereau
Marie Antoinette
State Teams Slow Pace as Exams Pause Iowa Action
Only eleven Iowa college basketball games are scheduled this week due to exams. Iowa holds the Big Ten lead after a loss to Indiana and will resume against Drake next week. Drake seeks a fifth straight Missouri Valley win as it hosts Grinnell.
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University of Iowa
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Drake
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Columbia
Grinnell
Creighton
Central
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Dubuque
Upper Iowa
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Luther
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons
Monmouth
Coe
Cornell
North Dakota State
Morningside
Flanagan And Smith Likely To Coach Duquesne Dukes
Christy Flanagan and John P. Smith known as Clipper from the 1927 Notre Dame squad are sought as line coaches for Duquesne University. Smith, then captain of the 1927 Irish, has been approached for the Nights Riders job under Flanagan and currently coaches at Newark Academy.
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Duquesne University
Notre Dame
Christy Flanagan
John P. Smith
Dukes
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Clipper
Newark
Flanagan
Newark Academy
High School Basketball Scores From Across The Conference
In Tri County league action Washington Olds stays undefeated after seven league games while Ainsworth drops another conference contest. Wayland tops Ainsworth 49 20 and Mt Union loses 24 22 to Wyman with other results including Cotter 18 Olds 25 and Wayland seconds 21. Waukon girls beat Monona 26 23. Waukon men fall to West Union 30 19 and Lenox college defeats Waukon junior college 50 24. Postville falls to Cresco 36 25. Maynard defeats Randalia 27 21 in boys action with Cum mings and Miehe 11 and 12 points.Unreadable segments skipped for clarity.
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Wayland
Cotter
Olds
Mt. Union
Wyman
Mt. Union Girls
Waukon
Monona
Moses
Waukon High School
West Union
Waukon Junior College
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Postville
Cresco
Baynard
Maynard High Boys
Randalia
Maynard
Cummings
Miehe
Oddkirk
Seevers
Benz
Quasqueton Team Tops Walker High in Friday Victory
Quasqueton high school girls and boys posted a pair of wins over Walker high school here Friday night. The boys won 18 to 10 while the home girls fought to a 25 to 25 tie after leading 16 to 9 at halftime.
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Quasqueton
Quasqueeton High School
Walker High School
Wapello Boy Teams Take Two Wins Over Columbus Junction
Wapello high school basketball swept Columbus Junction on Friday night on the local floor. The varsity prevailed 22 to 13 with the first team, and the reserves won 25 to 16.
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Columbus Junction
Wapello High School
Lenox boys crush Waukon 50 to 24 in county action
Hopkinton Lenox college basketmen defeated Waukon 50 to 24 Friday night. The game was tied 8 to 8 after the first quarter before Lenox pulled ahead 30 to 12 at halftime. A second game saw Burdick's Aces beat the Manchester Independents 50 to 18, leading 19 to 9 at the half.
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Hopkinton
Lenox College
Waukon
Lenox
Burdick
Aces
Manchester Independents
St Marys High School Team Wins Fifth Victory
Riverside St Marys high school's first basketball team defeated St Matthias school from Mustazine 20 to 18 on Friday night at the local public school gym.
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Riverside
St. Mary's High School
St. Matthias
Mustazine
Center Point Girls Dominate Troy Mills on Road
Center Point girls defeated Troy Mills 27 to 6 on Troy Mills floor with Hoglan scoring 15. Center Point boys lost 38 to 16. McWright led Troy Mills with 16 while Eller had 8 for Center Point. Ely Shueyville and Toddville split a double header. Toddville second team won 21 to 0.
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Center Point
Center Point High School
Troy Mills
Hoglan
McWright
Eller
Ely
Shueyville
Toddville
Mechanicsville Bullets Top West Liberty in Eastern Iowa Eight Clash
Mechanicsville Bullets beat West Liberty 33 to 27 in an Eastern Iowa Eight game to move to two wins and two losses in league play. Lisbon junior high defeated Mechanicsville junior high 22 to 14 in a prior matchup. Parnell lost to Williamsburg 25 to 20 with Ward scoring 9 for Parnell and O Donnel shining for Williamsburg.
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Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Bullets
West Liberty High School
Iowa
Bullets
Lisbon
Wilton Beavers Beat Bennett 21 17 on Local Court
Wilton Beavers defeated Bennett on their home court 21 to 17 Friday night. Wilton led 13 to 5 at halftime as Atkinson scored 11 points. Motz starred for Bennett in the loss, avenging an early season defeat for the locals.
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Wilton Junction
Wilton High Beavers
Bennett
Wilton
Bennett Court
Atkinson
Motz
Conesville Beats St. Mary's in Muscatine 19 13
Conesville high school basketball team defeated St. Mary's of Muscatine Friday night 19 to 13 at Muscatine. The halftime score favored Conesville 9 to 0. It was Conesville's eighth win in eleven games. The Conesville grade team also defeated St. Mary's grade team 22 to 2 in a preliminary.
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Conesville
St. Mary's of
Conroy Boys Close Win At Norway Floor
The Conroy high school boys basketball team defeated Norway 27 to 26 on Norway’s floor Friday night. Norway had previously beaten Conroy on Conroy’s court by two points.
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Conroy
Conroy High School
Norway
Blairstown High Defeats Newhall First Team In Close Game
Blairstown high school defeated the Newhall first team in a tight Friday game by 17 to 5. After a 2-2 first quarter and 8-7 at halftime, Blairstown led 11-10 after the third. The Blairstown second team split into Reds and Whites, with Whites winning 13-12.
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Blairstown
Blairstown High School
Newhall
Appeal in Hauptmann Trial Highlights Five Dollar Bill Testimony
The Hauptmann trial features Miss Barr detailing a five dollar bill exchange connected to the Lindbergh case. Prosecutors map Hauptmann finances from 1932 to 1934 while defense seeks a mistrial amid cross examination of stock activity and alibi questions.
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Miss Barr
Ed Reilly
Hauptmann
Treasury Department
Edward F. Morton
Majestic Apartments
New York
Morton
Bronx
Frank
Fisch
Farrer
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Curtis- Wright Aviation
Lindbergh
Carpenter
Anna Schoeffler
J. A. Pierce and Company
Steiner, Rose and Company
Shoot to Kill Karpis Order Draws Police Action
Two men linked to the Bremer kidnapping were arrested in Chicago as Russell Gibson of the Karpis Barker gang was killed and Arthur Barker arrested. Harry Campbell, who with Alvin Karpis fled a trap in Atlantic City, was reported seriously wounded in the encounter.
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INS
New York City
Alvin Karpis
United States
Harry Camppel
Metropolis
Atlantic City
N. J
Department of Justice
Alvin Karpis-Barker
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Boston
Karpis
Campbell
Edward G. Bremer
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Chicago
Public Enemy
Dolores Delaney
Miss Delaney
Winona Burdette
Philadelphia
Oklawaha
Fla
Elias Senab
Senab
Danmore
Edward Mulder
Arch Witham
Tre
Tony
Bensenville, I
Russell Gibson
Arthur “Doc” Barker
Harry Campbell
Miamingoes Hive Study Notes Curios Growth Pattern
A cryptic note describes how the curions bend and grow as they mature. The text suggests a focus on early life behavior and developmental changes in a population referred to as Miamingoes.
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