Sutherland Predicts Nebraska To Top 1936 College Football
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland argues Nebraska, led by Dana Bible, could break Minnesota’s 1935 winning streak in 1936. He cites strong Huskers back Cardwell and Bible’s leadership, while listing top contenders like Princeton Notre Dame Ohio State SMU Stanford and others. He recalls 1932 Pitt-Nebraska Rose Bowl context and praises sportsmanship.
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Fritz Crisler
Mustangs
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Buckeyes
Columbus
Elmer Layden
Thornhill
Cardwell
New Hampton Clinches Northeast Iowa Title
Special to The Gazette New Hampton clinched the Northeast Town loop crown by defeating Decorah 35 to 20 in Decorah Friday night. The first half was tight with New Hampton holding a slight lead. Struble led New Hampton with five baskets, while Miller and Bernitz paced Decorah and Carney and Kemp each scored six for New Hampton.
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New Hampton
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Decorah Center
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H. Carney
Kemp
New Hampton Guards
Lighters Capture Championship In Y Cage League
The Light company won the Y basketball league flag by defeating the Pontiacs 51 to 31 on Monday night after earlier clinching the Gold Medal tournament. Tom Hayes and Fjellman were sidelined for Pontiac, Hayes earning MVP honors in the Gold Medal event. Thiesen and Hendryx delivered nine field goals each as Pontiac fell short. In a preliminary, International Harvester beat Center Point 39 to 26.
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Pontiacs
Tom Hayes
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Thiesen
Hendryx
International Harvester Company
Center Point
Manchester Wins Delaware County Title in Hard Fought Final
Manchester edged Oneida 13 to 11 to capture the Delaware County boys tournament title at Delhi High School. Milroy led Manchester with 6 points while Miller of Oneida added 5, as the lead changed hands multiple times and the half ended 6 to 3.
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Delhi
Manchester
Greeley
Hopkinton
Oneida
Saunders
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Culbertson
Milroy
Miller
Wilson and Quakers In Championship Game
Wilsons and Quakers meet in Stuart Hall at 8 pm in a decisive league basketball game. A Wilson win grants the title, while a Quaker victory forces a tiebreaker with the Packers to determine the championship.
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Balke
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Sweener
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Baxter
D. McGuire
Loufek
Hedrick
Lowe
Coffmane
MecGuiree
Conesville Defeats Cotter High in Big 56 to 16 Victory
Conesville high school defeated Cotter high 56 to 16 at Conesville with Jean leading scorers on 15 points. A preliminary game saw Cotter junior high beat Conesville junior high 16 to 12.
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Cotter High
Ira
Conesville High
Jean
Cotter Junior High
Conesville Juior High
Delhi Captures two games from Keswick
Delta defeated Keswick in a doubleheader on their home floor with a 36 to 35 opener and a 39 to 10 finale. The report notes Telmatobius Microphthalmus, an Andean frog, breathing through its skin.
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Gazette Delta
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Andes
Western league eyes eight clubs and more bids
The six current Western league teams seek expansion to eight as Des Moines hosts a Sunday meeting. If St. Joseph Peoria and Moline apply for admittance, two of the six clubs will choose new members with Peoria and St. Joseph favored. Roy Parmelee joins the Cardinals and may rise for Waterloo’s new park. The White Sox face public dispute over salaries with Appling Bonura and Hayes. Eddie Collins recalled Black Sox scandal and his 30 years in the American League.
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St. Joseph
Peoria
Moline
Ager
A. L. McLaughlin
Sioux City
League
Frank Haley
Waterloo
Dean Brothers
Roy Parmelee
Cardinals
Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Parmelee
Terry
John McGraw
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Waterloo Park
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Sox
Luke Appling
Zeke Bonura
Jack Hayes
Louis Comiskey
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Black Sox
Chicago
Athletics
Connie Mack
Manager Collins Praises Sox of 1919 as Greatest Club
Collins, a veteran baseball figure, says he learned the game from managers and players and now regards the 1919 Red Sox as the greatest club he ever studied, calling them a benchmark of excellence.
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The
Sox
Center Junction Leads In Jones County Race
Center Junction remains in league contention after Oxford Junction upset by Olin 30 to 15. With two remaining games against Onslow and Morley, Center Junction can still claim the title. In girls standings Olin leads with 6-1, Center Junction 4-2, Oxford 3-2, Morley 2-2, Wyoming 2-4. Onslow sits 1-5 in the boys and 5-0 in the girls.
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Morley
Oli
Wyoming
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Tama High Defeats Marengo 41 to 32 in Iowa league
Tama high school beat Marengo 41 to 32 in a Cedar League game. Tama led 23 to 15 at halftime with Hill scoring 17 and Cory adding 10. Marengo's Sparrowgrove had 15. The Marengo second team won 20 to 19 after a late free throw.
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Bartusek
Williamsburg Crimson Raiders Defeat Lone Tree 32 to 26
Williamsburg coach Lytle led the Crimson Raiders to a 32 to 26 victory over Lone Tree on the home floor. The game was fast and featured superb guard play. The article notes Narwhal whales develop but one tooth, used to batter ice.
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Lone Tree
the Gazette
Lytle
Crimson Raiders
Lost Nation Annexes Pair From Elvira High
Lost Nation triumphs 55 to 2 over Elvira in final Clin ton county league game as Story and Muhl each score fourteen. Flemming and Duke anchor a stifling defense, boosting Lost Nation to fifteenth win and 534 season points to 182 for opponents. Stoner Dickman and Gardner pace varsity 28 to 16 win as they finish eleventh victory, with twenty three of twenty six players expected back next year.
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Gazette
Lost Nation
Clinton County League
Elvira
Story
Muhl
Flemming
Duke
Little Purple
Stoner
Dickman
Gardner
Zuber Leaves Amana For Cleveland Camp
Bill Zuber leaves Amana after farewell parties to join his New Orleans Pelicans teammates at Cleveland Indians farm and training camp in New Orleans. He started last season with the Pelicans, injured a foot, then went to Zanesville Ohio farm. In 1934 he pitched for the Fargo Moorhead Twins of the Northern League.
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Bill Zuber
New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
Cleveland Indians
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Pelicans
Zanesville
Ohio
Cleveland
Fargo-Moorhead Twins
Olin Teams Edge Oxford Junction In Double Victory
In Olin Iowa the Olin girls defeated Oxford Junction 28 to 23 with D Schellin scoring 14 for the winners and Allen adding 17 for the losers. The Olin boys upset Oxford Junction 30 to 15 behind ten points from Lane and Graf to avenge a prior loss.
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Olin
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Allen
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Graf
Tipton to Host Northwest Iowa Junior College Tourney
The Northwest Iowa junior college conference basketball tournament will be held in Tipton's gym Friday night and Saturday. Six junior colleges compete including Waukon Lenox Independence Maquoketa Elkader. Opening game Friday evening features Waukon versus Tipton.
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Gazette
Tipton
Northwest Iowa Junior College Conference
Waukon
Lenox
Independence
Maquoketa
Elkader
Lenox Eyes Title as Byes Shape Iowa Tourney
Lenox carries hopes in a tournament where Elkader and Lenox drew byes in early rounds. Independence faces Maquoketa Friday evening, with the winner advancing to meet Elkader Saturday morning. The late matchup has Lenox viewed as a strong contender.
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Independence
Maquoketa
Elkader
McGregor CCC Five Wins Northeast Title
McGregor CCC captured the Northeast Iowa CCC basketball title in West Union defeating Decorah GCC 35 to 26. The victory advances McGregor CCC to the state tournament in Des Moines.
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Gazette
West Union
Iowa
Baldwin Wins Double Header From Onslow
Baldwin high wins both ends of a Friday night double header at home. The girls edge Onslow 18 to 16 in a tight game, while the boys prevail 15 to 11 in another close contest.
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the Gazette
Baldwin
Baldwin High
Onslow
Ely High Teams Win Pair From Graduates
The Ely high school teams defeated the alumni in a Friday double-header. The boys won 27 to 13 in a smooth fast game while the girls pulled out a tight 23 to 22 victory.
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Ely High
Ely High School
Buddy Myer Signs With Griffs To Terms For Senators
ORLANDO, Fla. AP Buddy Myer Washington second baseman and AL batting champion reached a contract agreement with Senator owner Clark Griffith on Thursday. No public figure of the deal was released. It was reported Myer initially asked 20000 dollars after being offered 12000 dollars.
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Washington
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Notice of Appointments in Linn County Iowa Estates
Notices announce executrix or administrator appointments for Wilber G C Dutcher Thomas F Mitchell Nels Nelson estates in Linn County Iowa. Executrix Ellen Nelson and Administrators P T Mitchell and others are ordered to settle debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court. attorneys listed.
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Wilber GC
Dutcher
Cynthia E. Dutcher
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State of Iowa
Thomas F Mitchell
F P. T. Mitchell
Chas. Penningroth
Nels Nelson
Ellen Nelson
B. L. Wick
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