Baseball to Ask For Share Of Congress Money
Organized baseball will seek a share of four billion dollars Congress may appropriate for public works. Joe F Carr says 500 new enclosed parks would be built in a vast plan costing 10 to 50 thousand dollars each, with at least ten million needed. Parks to be self liquidating and serve communities, states, and new leagues nationwide.
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Barko Tops Big Ten Scorers With 55 Points
Iowa forward John Barko led the Big Ten scorers today with 55 points, making him the conference's top individual scorer in the latest contest.
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Advance Sale For Net Exhibition Is Biggest In Years
Ticket sales for the February 3 professional tennis exhibition headed by 3.0 T Iden Ellsworth George Lott and Lester Steefer show the heaviest first day advance in years. All seats except student and child seats are reserved.
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Browns Sign Seven Players Under Contract
Seven Browns players are reported under contract with updates naming Tom, Dea, and Kean among signings. The article notes ongoing contract discussions and mentions that not all brother pairings have agreements finalized as of 1935.
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Brooklyn Defeats Montezuma 26 to 14
Brooklyn defeated Montezuma 26 to 14 on their home floor Friday night. The Brooklyn quintet led 7 to 5 at half time after Monroe scored a sleeper, while Montezuma briefly held the early lead in the first quarter.
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Michigan Upsets Northwestern 19 to 11 in Ann Arbor
Michigan ends a four game skid by defeating Northwestern 19 to 11 in Ann Arbor. Patanelli anchors defense, JoLn and Meyers lead offense, Fisher held scoreless as both teams rely on tight five man defense. It marks Michigan’s first win over Northwestern since 1929.
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Northwestern Grid Schedule Completed for 1935 Season
Northwestern announces its 1935 football schedule with opening game vs De Paul Chicago chosen to test Notre Dame style attack before facing Purdue. The lineup includes games at Minnesota Illinois Notre Dame Wisconsin and other opponents as listed.
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Iowa Wrestlers Meet Teachers Wednesday
Iowa City hosts a wrestling meet Wednesday featuring local wrestlers and visiting teachers from area schools. The event showcases student athletes against instructors in a friendly inter-school competition at the university gym with 8 teams expected and a light schedule for the afternoon.
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Smith of Emporia College Resigns
Smith of Emporia College resigns after undisclosed reasons. The news item notes uncertainty about future plans and mentions potential replacements being considered by college authorities.
Boxing Roundup of Transcriptions and Results Across Cities
A scattered report lists multiple boxing bouts and results from venues in Tampa New York Daytona Denver Washington and other cities. Notable outcomes include Harold Hughes defeating an opponent in New York and Joe Tapper knocking down rivals. several bouts end in points decisions with names like Len Keil Gustav Herers and Ernie Martier featured.
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Revised Ohio Five Nip Chicago 37 to 21
Ohio State defeated Chicago 37 to 21 as a reworked lineup clicked on fast break and pivot play. Gordon Peterson scored Chicago’s first basket three minutes into the final period while Warren Whittinger led Ohio with 17 points. Chicago’s Bill Haar Jr. added nine for the visitors.
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Grinnell Beats Drake 42 28 to Share MVC Lead
Grinnell defeats Drake 42 to 28 on home floor to join Drake and Creighton atop the Missouri Valley conference standings. The game moved as a see-saw early, Grinnell building a 22 14 halftime edge before Drake rallied briefly. Final minutes saw Grinnell hold off Drake as Parisho sparked a late Drake burst.
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McSpaden Wins Sacramento Open Ahead of Hagen
Harold McSpaden, 26, of Kansas City, captured the Sacramento Open with a 284 total and a 67 final round, edging Detroit’s Hagen by one stroke. Hagen finished at 285 after a 68 in the final round. Oakley’s Dermare and others followed with strong showings in the $2,500 event.
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Calesburg and Oneida Split Friday Doubleheader
Calesburg and Oneida played a doubleheader Friday evening with mixed results. Oneida won a 27-22 affair while Calesburg dropped a 12-11 contest, splitting the twin bill.
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Elgin Triumph in Twin Bill Winning Friday Games
Elgin defeated Clermont in a two game twin bill on Friday. Fans saw the first team win 11 to 10 with Evens and Steele delivering key plays. The second game closed with Elgin besting Clermont to capture the twin bill as recorded by Cuutn C Wtirey.
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Northwestern Star Fisher Struggles In Big Ten Play
North western falters in league games as Lyle Fisher underperforms and is repeatedly fouled out or benched. The piece highlights Fisher’s scoring drop, ejections, and Northwestern’s 1-4 record, contrasted with Purdue and Wisconsin opponents. It also notes Kansas City Blues manager Lee Keyser leaving and Des Moines’ fan interest shifts.
Dutch Zwilling Takes Full Control Of Blues
Kansas City blues announce Edward H. Dutch Zwilling named general manager succeeding E Lee Keyser. Kling, club president, says Zwilling has free rein over operations including buying selling and trading players. Zwilling previously managed Sioux City in the Western league last season.
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Towa High School Cage Meet To Have Record Entry List
DES MOINES (UP) The 1935 Towa state high school basketball tournament will be the largest on record with over 800 entries received so far. Secretary George A Brown announced an executive meeting will be held Saturday to select sectional sites. Last year saw 793 entries as the Iowa High School Athletic association lists 3870 members.
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Wrestling Results Wilmington and Wheeling Card Notes
Wrestling results from Wilmington Delaware and Wheeling West Virginia show Szabo defeating Dusek in a two of three falls credit with Kazan and Mayes Metaln. in Iowa City. In Wheeling Charley Fischer defeated John Kilonis in one fall in Milwaukee.
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Grimm Plans Hard Rules for Cubs as He Acts on Slacking Players
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm vows drastic action against loafers and unfit players this season. He says fines will be issued to discipline constant offenders, with some veterans traded to other clubs. Grimm relays that owner P K Wrigley granted him full authority, a shift from 1934 when he briefly contemplated resigning.
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Basketball Results Across Districts From Associated Press
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Wisconsin Stuns Minnesota 38 31 In Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 38 to 31 in Madison to drop the Gophers to the second division. The Badgers outshot 79 to 45 and led 23 to 19 at halftime. Felix Proboski scored 14 for Wisconsin while Gordon Norman had eight for Minnesota.
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Wisconsin topples Minnesota to claim Big Ten fourth place
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota to seize sole possession of fourth in the Big Ten standings as Michigan beat Northwestern and Ohio State beat Chicago. The upset of the night was Michigan's win over Northwestern, both teams posting one win and four losses in conference play. Wisconsin pulled away from Illinois for fourth, moving to a .667 mark after six conference games.
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Bialis, Olympic Skating Ace, Loses Leg In Accident
Valentine Bialis, Olympic skating star and 1936 Olympic contender, is in critical condition at St. Anthony's hospital after a collision between his car and a train in Michigan City, Indiana. He was en route from Utica, New York, to Minneapolis for the Olympic tryouts when injured. he is said to have lost a significant amount of blood.
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Delhi Wins Double Bill Over Earlville
Delhi defeated Earlville in both games on Friday. The girls edged 33 to 21, while the Delhi boys dominated 36 to 12. The sweep gave Delhi a strong home showing.
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Mahoney urges yearlong boxing closed season for reform
Judge Jeremiah T Mahoney, president of the National Amateur Athletic Union, proposes a one-year closed season for professional boxing to cleanse the sport. He argues arenas should shut down to force promoters, managers, and fighters to rethink fundamentals, giving amateurs time to develop before turning pro. He also comments on Ruth and Dempsey, and praises past ring craft.
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Grove Hints at Strong Red Sox Season Plans
LONACONING Md INS Lefty Grove predicts the Boston Red Sox will contend for the 1935 American league pennant aided by the Joe Cronin trade. He notes his arm is recovering and expects a good season though he declines to specify win totals.
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Play 476 Holes Of Golf Without Stop
Robert Coy of Peoria Illinois set world marathon golf endurance marks by playing 476 holes over 40 hours starting Sunday afternoon. He was hospitalized for severely swollen ankles after the record effort while playing by moonlight and flashlight at night.
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La Porte City triumphs over Jesup in twin bill win
La Porte City's basketball team defeated Jesup 51 to 26 on Jesup floor with a halftime lead of 26 to 12. The Locals also won the second team game 14 to 11.
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Center Point Hosts Twin Bill Wednesday Night
Center Point Merchants face Dyersville Flyers, while unbeaten Skelly Oilers take on Ely girls on the local court Wednesday night.
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