Coe and Cornell Duel In Midwest Conference Showdown
Coe Kohawks travel to Cedar Rapids to face Cornell in a rematch of a 41 31 loss. Both teams have practiced hard this week as the Crimson seek to curb Cornells title bid while a large Cornell fan contingent is expected.
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St Patrick's Edged by Sacred Heart Five in West Side Clash
Sacred Heart of Waterloo upset St Patrick's on their home floor 29 to 15 as Friday led with 13 points. St Pats defense faltered aside from Machovec and Kremanak while Waterloo’s eleven field goals sealed the win. St Pats midgets beat Waterloo 16 to 7 for a second season victory.
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Bedford
Trace
Geneseo
Heavy Ticket Demand for Tilden Net Exhibition
Tickets for the Tilden Net Exhibition ran largely reserved with only student and children sections open. Johnny Fryrear of the Hanford post reported strong sales in Java City and rising requests from new towns near Cedar Rapids signaling broad regional interest.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Face Gophers After Drake Setback
Coach Rollie Williams seeks two practices as Iowa prepares for Saturday's showdown with Minnesota after a 45 25 loss to Drake. About 6 000 seats were sold for the game, with a possible 10 000 13 000 in attendance. Ivan Blackmer leads scoring with 93 points in 12 games as John Burko trails with 91.
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Conception High Faces St Ambrose in Key Readneck Showdown
Conception High clashes with St Ambrose of Davenport tonight at Readneck gym in a renewed east side showdown. The Blue and White hope to rebound after an earlier loss as they meet a fast Davenport team that recently beat Columbia and St. Marks while rolling through the season. The Greyruts lineup features Green and Dits forwards Wolfe at center GOT ye and Schnochbelen.
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Bell Chosen to Coach at Southern Methodist University
Texas native Bell was selected to coach SMU football after a career spanning Centre College Haskell Institute Carroll College Wisconsin and stints at Texas Christian University Texas A and M. The appointment follows a strong recommendation from teammate and veteran coach Bo M Mir and marks Bell's first major college head coaching post.
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Washington Grant Final High School Basketball Clash
Washington and Grant Cedar Rapids face off in the last basketball contest before the schools dissolve. Washington seeks a series win after a 34 21 first meeting. Grant trains to reverse a prior result. The night features a sophomore game at 7 p.m. with Grant hosting and student tickets honored.
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O Doul Seeks Compromise With Giants Over Release
Frank Lefty O Doul offers a compromise to Bill Terry, seeking release from the New York Giants to manage the San Francisco Seals. He would give Terry first chance at any Seals players this season and serve as coast scout in return.
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Landis as Absolute Dictator of Baseball Power
The piece argues that K M Landis wields unmatched autocratic authority over baseball, created as a public figure after 1920, and remaining unchallenged by clubs or leagues. It notes his final say in rulings, the lack of a governing code, and the public support that sustains his role despite disputes with owners.
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Topeka Franchise In Western Offered To Lincoln
Dale D Gear of Topeka Kansas, president of the Western league, offered to transfer a Western league franchise from Topeka to Lincoln for the 1935 season. Lincoln fans will meet Friday night to discuss the offer, to be confirmed at the league meeting in Des Moines in February. If moved, control would pass to Francis Griffin and Cy Lingle, who already run the Nebraska state league franchise and may relocate that club if a Western league team arrives.
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Joe Tinker on baseball decline and Babe Ruth’s fate
Joe Tinker, famed Cubs shortstop, laments baseball’s decline while discussing Babe Ruth’s impact. He recalls 1910s payrolls, praises Hans Wagner, and cites Fred Merkle’s infamous miscue in the 1912 World Series. He predicts more reminiscence in a follow up.
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Chicago
Hans Wagner
Fred Merkle
Bonehead
Boxing results roundup from various cities
Associated Press notes boxing bouts across the country with winners including Lou Brouillard in Worcester, John Henry Lewis in California, Tracy Cox in San Antonio, Sammy Smith in Greeley, Mama Flowers in Omaha, Henry Woods in Spokane, and Sonny Jones in Vancouver.
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Dyersville Meet Opens With Three Dominant Clubs
Dyersville basketball classic showcases Monticello, Dubuque City club, and Waterloo Scukies as top contenders. Monticello beat Manchester 36 to 25 while Dubuque City club overwhelmed Guttenburg 46 to 10. Waterloo Schukies edged past Waterloo 48 to 19 with key scorers Bood Bratten and Stetzel.
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Stevens To Continue As New York Grid Coach
Dr. Marvin A Stevens former Yale standout and coach will return as head coach at New York University for another season. Burmese rivermen entwine their oar around the boat while rowing.
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Mal) Stevens
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Linn Prep Tourney Opens Friday With Twelve Teams
The sixth annual Linn county basketball tournament starts Friday afternoon at the Y M C A with 12 small high schools. Opening game features Walker versus Springville at 1 pm followed by eight games that day. Semis Saturday, with consolation and finals that evening. Participants include Troy Mills Walker Springville Center Point Viola Lisbon Ely Central City Coggan Alburnett Palo and Toddville. Permanent trophies awarded for first second and third places.
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St Wenceslaus Upsets St Marys 16 15 In Iowa City
St Wenceslaus Red Hawks beat St Marys of Iowa City 16 to 15 in a tight game. Berger and Maher of St Marys were held without field goals while Jandl and Kopecky contributed key free throws for the hosts.
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Brandon Frons Jesup Five 27 13 Victory
Brandon extended its winning streak by defeating Jesup 27 to 13. Ja. Brandon led the scoring with decisive offense and solid defense securing the road triumph.
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Early 20th Century College and High School Scores Range Across Regions
A long list of college and high school games and scores spans multiple regions. Schools such as Simpson, Parsons, Red Oak, Mason City Junior College, Buena Vista, Washburn, Tulsa, Mount Union, Ohio Northern, Ottawa, Rockhurst, St. Cloud Teachers, Concordia, Nebraska Wesleyan, and many others are cited with varied results. The fragmentary text includes opponents like Graceland, Owan State Teachers, and Transylvania, among others, with scattered score figures and partial school names.
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Rumors Of Fight Fixing In New York Shake Boxing
New York rumors of fight fixing swirl after a threatened investigation of the boxing commission and Garden bid to name Jack Dempsey referee for the Lasky Braddock bout. Allegations center on commissions and a single dominant official behind the scenes.
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Landis ruling seen helpful to chains in baseball
Cincinnati AP Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball's top official, ruled that major league clubs cannot have working agreements with an entire league or multiple clubs in a league. Larry MacPhail said the decision affects transfer of Reds minor leaguers and could favor chain-store major league teams owning minor league affiliates. The ruling sanctions signing sandlot players by chain-store clubs while hindering independent minor leagues from accepting scouts connected to major league affiliates.
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Landis rules Reds violated transfer rule in chain store system
Baseball commissioner K M Landis ruled Cincinnati violated the transfer rule by shifting 17 players from Wilmington Beckley Bartlesville Jeanette and Mount Airy to Toronto and Fort Worth clubs. Ten went to Toronto seven to Fort Worth. Reds must sign players to Cincinnati contracts then reassign them. If not, players lost and fines imposed. No players named.
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Wilson Five Trips Richmond 58 31
The Wilson basketball team defeated the Richmond independent squad 58 to 31 on the road. Magnuson scored eight field goals in the half he played as Wilson caged 26 baskets. The Packers seek more games with eastern Iowa clubs and are entered in the Dyersville amateur tournament.
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Wrestling Results From Various Cities Report AP
WRESTLING RESULTS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. LISTS FIGHTS ACROSS NEW YORK ALBANY NEW HAVEN INDIANAPOLIS SAN FRANCISCO SPOKANE WITH WRESTLERS SUCH AS CHARLES MIDGET FISHER LEE WALLACH EMIL DUSEK OTT O KUSS KARL SARPATELLA AND SAMMY STEIN. ALSO NOTES A GERMAN DRUG CLAIMED TO MAKE CHILDBIRTH ALMOST PAINLESS.
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Charles Midget Fisher
Milwaukee
Lee Wallach
Germany
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Nick Lutve
California
Joe Dunek
Omaha
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John
Frenchy" Kazan
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Pine City
Minn
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San Francisco
Joe Makewlex
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Sammy Stein
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Chicago
White Sox Acquire Glenn Wright as Utility Infielder
CHICAGO. Glenn Wright, a 32 year old veteran infielder with a .294 lifetime batting average, was purchased from the Kansas City club of the American Association. Wright, who once led the NL in shortstop, has ten years in the NL with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn and hit .281 for Kansas City last season mostly at first base. The White Sox will use him as a utility infielder.
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