Pitt Wins Central Intercollegiate Indoor Meet At Notre Dame
University of Pittsburgh dominates the ninth Central Intercollegiate Conference indoor meet in South Bend, scoring 231-6 to Notre Dame 201-6. Arvel Fleming won 60-yard dash and 65-yard low hurdles, Fred Kiger claimed the 440-yard dash, Pitt's mile relay set a new CIC mark, and Lloyd Seibert and Capt. Vincent Murphy set new records in pole vault and high jump. Other scorers include Michigan Normal, Marquette, and Michigan State in a meet featuring multiple CIC and gymnasium records.
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Outh Bend
Ind
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Notre Dame
Arvel Fleming
Pittsburgh
Fred Kiger
Pitt
Abie Rosenkrantz
Michigan Normal
Bill Zepp
Vincent Murphy
Lloyd Seibert
North Central
Marquette
Michigan State
Western State
Grinnell
Washington U
Butler
Wayne
Hillsdale
Detroit
Aabing Rungtion
Scare Oa Para Ihisanate
Seco
Gardner
Davis
Mallard
Elliott
Marequette
Eberjard
McElroy
Clark
iTolmich
Zeon
Ottey
Gordon
O'Neill
Chamberlain
Pilbrow
C. J. Comark
Siebert
Pelucha
Edwards
McCarthy
Uckele
Johnson
Washington
An Quttewske
Ted Forourth
Johnston
Rosenkrantz
Michigan
Norman
Beckett
Kubash
Shiels
Cymnasium
Wilson
Fleming Pitt Brullins
Waite Washington
Layden
Notre ‘Dame
Batile
Notre Damie
Riger Grent
McDonald
Connelly
Murphy
Notre Dame_ Cuff
A. Je
Miller
CIC
Exymnasium
Nelson
Es. Melaon
Ana
Senrocher
Oautler and Behroe
Kansas State
Ees
Oklahoma Mat Team Wins Big Six Title
Oklahoma defense secured the Big Six wrestling championship with six individual titles and five falls in Ames Iowa State and Kansas State tied for second with eighteen points each. Domination came from the Sooners across 138 126 145 210 155 165 and heavyweight divisions with multiple falls and decisive bouts.
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Ames
Oklahoma
Sooners
Iowa State
Sooner
Kansas State
Curr
Okahoma
Vuarger
Iowa
Cranston Town State
Eisney
Monte
Thayer Tourn
Yarger
McDausal
Kansas
Smith Ican State
Campbell
Feder F
Okishoma
Smiley Nebraska
Jessup Karson State
Thomas Town State
Noldan
Bradley Horse Wins Florida Derby Purse
E R Bradley's Black Helen, the favorite, won the seventh Florida Derby at Hialeah Park finishing one and one eighth miles five lengths ahead of Montagna from DeWitt Page's Maemere Farm. Elwood Schienmaier's Roman Soldier was third.
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Miami, Fla
E. R Bradley
Hialeah Park
Montagna
DeWitt Page
Maemere Farm
Elwood Schienmaier
Roman Soldier
Wenceslaus Meets Davits in Catholic State Tourney
St Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids aims for a third state Catholic title in four years at the Iowa tourney in Dubuque. The Red Hawks open Monday against St Ambrose of Davenport after a history of rotating hosts and varied champions among Davenport Des Moines Sioux City and Dubuque dioceses. First round pairings list Columbia Academy Iowa City St Marys at 3 pm Sacred Heart Fort Dodge vs Des Moines Catholic Academy 4 pm St Wenceslaus Cedar Rapids vs St Ambrose 8 pm St Francis Council Bluffs vs Trinity Sioux City 9 pm.
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St. Wenceslaus
Dubuque
Columbia College
Red Hawks
St. Ambrose of
Davenport
Iowa
Sioux City
Des Moines
Columbia Academy
Columbia
Fort Dodge
St. Ambrose
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's
DeWitt
St. Mary’s
Iowa City
Sacred Heart
Des Moines Catholic Academy
St. Francis
Council Bluffs
Trinity
Lady Campbell Faces Awaited News as Bluebird Speeds On
At Daytona Beach Lady Dorothy Campbell sits in the timing tower awaiting word on Malcolm Campbell as his car Bluebird roars down the measured mile. The tense scene captures spectators, officials, and the driver’s wife awaiting the final signal with breath held and questions about his safety.
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Henry
Clemone
Star
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dorothy Campbell
Oice
Lady Campbell
Odie Porter
Porter Abuzeer
Pop Myers
Porter
Campbell
Malcolm
Football Awarded To 22 Members Of Upper Iowa Eleven
Twenty two Peacock gridiron players received gold footballs at a chapel service in Fayette. The Upper Iowa eleven finished 1934 undefeated, the only Iowa college team to do so and among a small national group. Recipients include Dobbs Charles City and others from Oelwein Clinton Elkader and Fayette, with Coach John Dorman leading and Peter Nedimovich assisting.
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Fayette
Peacock
Upper Town
Fayette Merchants
Iowa
Dobbs
Charles City
Coacher
Chiles City
Petty
Elkader
Raney
Lavermore
F Tate
Elma
Shaw
Oelwein
Eischeid
Oelwein Hughes
Cresvo
Michalski
Clinton
Forbes
Drahn Monona
Downing
McGregor
Findreng
Ryan
Caledonia
Minn
Lone Tree Tourney Opens Monday With Local Matchups
The Lone Tree basketball tournament starts Monday night with Portland Cement of Buffalo vs Washington Y. Other first round games include Superior Dairy of Davenport vs Racine's of Iowa City, CCC against Ainsworth Aces, and Lone Tree vs Richmond. Tuesday features Muscatine Legion vs Rock Island, Nichols vs Ainsworth Trotters, and Muscatine National Laundry vs Laren of Iowa City. Wilson's Packers of Cedar Rapids play Mount Pleasant Wednesday to finish the round.
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Gazette
Portland Cement
Buffalo
Washington Y Five
Superior Dairy of
Davenport
Racine's
Iowa City
Selon CCC
Ainsworth Aces
Lone Tree
Richmond
Muscatine Legion
Rock Island
Nichols
Ainsworth Trotters
Muscatine National Laundry
Laren
Wilson's Packers
Cedar Rapids
Mount Pleasant
Sectional Tourney Scores Across Iowa Venues
Scores from Sectional and Semi Final rounds across Albia Avoca Buffalo Center Britt Cherokee Council Bluffs Creston Des Moines Gowrie Grinnell Gilmore City Ida Grove Leon Maquoketa Mason City Muscatine Monticello Osceola Oelwein Ottumwa Ona wa Radcliffe Sioux City Shenandoah Sigourney State Center Sheldon Spirit Lake Stuart Vinton Waverly Webster City with teams such as Albia Melcher Mystic Cincinnati Audubon Harlan Griswold Walnut Lime Springs Alta Vista Ployd Mitchell Lime Springs Alta Vista Lime Springs Paton Lake City Lohrville Gowrie Dayton Harcourt May contain multiple Class A B semi finals and finals results.
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Albia
Albina
Melcher
Mystic
Cincinnati
Lovita
Dallas
Whiteman
Bussey
AVOCA
Griswold
Walnut
Audubon
Harlan
Irwin
Gray
Kirkman
Grant
Buffalo Center
Ledyard
Alta
Yenton
Swan Lake
Boone
Cilbert
Pilot Mound
Burlington
Danville
Olds
Huron
Yarmouth
Britt
Crystal Lake
Livermore
Goodell
Laverne
Charles City
Alta Vista
Ployd
Lime Springs
Mitchell
Pinal
Cherokee
Webb
Moneta
Council Bluffs
Town School For the Deaf
Thurman
Wroveroimes Treynor
Wales
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Conncil . Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Creston
Diagonal
Arispe
Sharpsburg
Eliston
Des Moines
Granger
Bondurant
Alleman Ji
Polk City
Alleman
Gowrie
Ida Grove
Deloit
Cushing
Danbury
Anthon
Leon
Lineville
Blorkton
Reding
Maloy
Marengo
Gurnsey
Center
Sharon
Blairstown
Mason City
Plymouth
Chapin
Pertile
Rock Falls
Muscatine
Wilton
London
Letts
Ainsworth
Conesville
Monticello
S. Martello
Stanwood
Epworth
Deth
Central City
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Maquloketa
Preston
Nation
Elvira
Zwinsle
Monona
Bemipinaus Luana
Volga City Farmershuro
Gletiont
Osceola
Murray
Liberty Center
St. Marys
Derby
Oelwein
Randaila
Aurora
Hawkeye
Dundee
Ottlmwa
Manchester
Jesup
Independence
Sumner
Trojan
la Rasint Plain
Douds
Bonaparte
Onawa
Atte Sioux
Holly Springs
Overornick
Soldier
Reinbeck
Wellsbury
Dike
Tract
Stundy Center
Radcliffe
Roland
Jowa Falls
Iowa State Training School
Ellsworth
State Center
Zearing
Maxwell
Sheldon
Bibley
Primghar
Bronx Center
Paullina
Hull
Maurice
Spirit Lake
Excelsior
Lake Park
Terris
Oceyedan
Melbourne
Green Mountain
McCalisburg
Cambridge
Stuart
Van_Meter
Dexter
de Soto
Washington Township
Casey
Guthrie Center
Bayard
Zarlham
Vinton
Orange Towns
Urbana
Alburnett
Keystone
Waverly
Hansell
Allison
New Hartford
Denver
Webster City
Branchope
Blairsburg
Williams
Duncombe
Nebraska Wins Big Six Swim Laurels
Nebraska dominates the Big Six swimming meet in Lincoln scoring 54 to 32 for Iowa State and 11 for Kansas State 10 for Oklahoma and Kansas. Glyndon Lynde won three firsts setting conference records in each, Jim Pixley upset Jack Davis in the 440 yard free, cutting 19.1 seconds off the mark before Davis collapsed after the 220 yard event.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Huskers
Iowa State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Glyndon Lynde
Jim Pixley
Jack Davis
Pixley
Davis
Drake Beats Carleton In Dual Track Battle
Drake University defeated Carleton College 59 14 to 44 15 in a dual track meet at Northfield Minnesota. Drake and Carleton each had six first places with Drake earning nine seconds to Carleton two. new local marks were set Ed Moore 45 1 in shot put Leigh Davis 12 3 in pole vault Philson tied 60 yard high hurdle record with 8.0 seconds.
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Northfield
Minn
Drake University of Des Moines
Carleton College
Bulldogs
Carls
Drake
Carleton
Ed Moore
Leigh Davis
Philson
Grinnell Tankmen Fall At Gustavus Adolphus Meet
Gustavus Adolphus defeated Grinnell 52 to 32 in St. Peter Minnesota as Haapantemi won three events. He set a new state intercollegiate record in the 220 yard freestyle and shaved 1.8 seconds off Sparling’s Minnesota record with a 2 23.7 performance compared to 2 25.5.
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St, Peter, Minn
Haapantemi
Gustavus Adolphus College
Grinnell Tankmen
Sparling
University of Minnesota
Haapaniemi
Gopher Star
Illinois Fencers Win Big Ten Championship
The University of Illinois fencing team captured the Big Ten title in Champaign. The Illini posted nine points to win, with Wisconsin close behind at eight points and Northwestern, Purdue, Chicago, and Ohio State also scoring in the meet.
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Illinois
Champaign
University of Iinois
Illini
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Chicago
Ohio State
Reds Edge Toward 1935 Win With Large Ivory Prospect Roster
Cincinnati arms its 1935 drive with 19 young Reds prospects in a record ivory haul. Key buys include Johnny Mize from Rochester for 50 000 and Ival Goodman for 20 000. Other notable acquisitions are Leroy Herrmann Sammy Byrd Lew Riggs Gilly Campbell Bill Myers Gene Schott Whitey Wistert and more from Toronto Sacramento and Fort Worth.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Powel Crosley
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Mize
Jim Bottomley
Goodman
Ival Goodman
Johnny's
Leroy Herrmann
San Francisco
Charley Dressen
Herrmann
Chicago Cubs
Sammy Byrd
Yankees
Lew Riggs
Gilly Campbell
Bill Myers
Dressen
Speed
Gene Schott
Toronto
Walter Hilcher
al Hollingsworth
Ray Davis
Fort Worth
Tony Freitas
Harlan Pool
Alex Kampouris
Husky
Sacramento
Frank “Whitey” Wistert
University of Michigan
Newark Eyes Twin Of Irish Round Tower In Mass graveyard
Milford Mass. report that St Marys cemetery Irish round tower, the only one of its kind in the United States, may get a Newark Ohio replica. C H Wells Newark park chief seeks plans after interest sparked by an article by Miss Mary O Sumner. The Milford tower, modeled after Glendalough, was built in 1894 by Rev Patrick Cuddihy and stands as the country’s sole replica. In Ireland such towers were common, 50 to 150 feet tall, built in the ninth and tenth centuries.
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Milford
Mass
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Middle West
Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Wells
Newark, O
Newark
Wells
Mary 0. Sumner
Glendalough
Ireland
Patrick Cuddihy
St. Mary’s Parish
Men’s Indoor Tennis Meet Opens With Narrow Progress
In New York the men’s national indoor singles championship began with sixty four players, half eliminated after a long session. A three set match between Sidney Adelstein of New York and Richard A. Chapman of Hackensack, N J, drew the most attention, ending 14-12, 6-2, 6-3 in Adelstein’s favor after three hours.
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NEW York
Sidney Adelstein
Richard A. Chapman
Hackensack
N. J
Adelstein
Chapman
Maureen Orcutt Wins Florida Golf Tourney
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey won the Florida east coast women's golf championship in a rain soaked final round at St Augustine claiming the Mrs William R Kenan trophy by defeating Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island 1 up in the final.
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St, Augustine
Fla
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
William R. Kenan
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. I
Hornsby May Return To Infield With Browns
Rogers Hornsby, aging star of baseball, contemplates rejoining the infield for the Cleveland Browns as he trains in Palm Beach. He cites Babe Ruth as a benchmark, notes improving health after ankle surgery, and hints at possible lineup changes to boost batting strength.
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van Palm Beach
Fla
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Babe Ruth
Browns
Cubs
Hornsby
Rogers
St. Louis
Alan Strange
Harlan Clift
Tennis Chief Predicts U S Davis Cup Victory
Walter Merrill Hall leader of the United States Lawn Tennis Association predicts the U S will enter the Davis Cup challenge round and likely win. He cites a strong doubles pairing and capable singles as key, while international federation debates over amateur restrictions loom in Paris ahead of the tie.
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New York
United States
Walter Merrill Hall
America
Bill O’brien
Mr. Hall
United States Lawn Tennis Association
France
Great Britain
International Federation
Paris
Hall
England
Czechoslovakia
Fred Perry
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Allison
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Frank Parker
Australia
Tipton Juniors Capture Undefeated Season
The Tipton junior high basketball team finished with fifteen straight wins and no losses. They defeated Muscatine to claim the county title and topped Anamosa Bennett West Branch Clarence Lowden Mechanicsville Durant West Liberty and Mount Vernon. The squad scored 427 points to 190 for opponents and also won the Cedar County junior high championship. Players include Bob Fields Bob Banks Alfred Fitch Arthur Fitch James Lind Eddie Martinek Wayne Miller Roger Morden John Mulherin Keith McQuillen Clarence Shaffer DeWayne Smith Beryl Werling Warren Werling Wayne Port Max Crispin Donald Rismiller.
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Gazette
Tipton
Muscatine
Anamosa
Bennett
West Branch
Clarence
Lowden
Mechanicsville
Durant
West Liberty
Mount Vernon
Cedar County
Bob Fields
Bob Banks
Alfred Fitch
Arthur Fitch
James Lind
Eddie Martinek
Wayne Miller
Roger Morden
John Mulherin
Keith McQuillen
Clarence Shaffer
DeWayne Smith
Beryl Werling
Warren Werling
Wayne Port
Max Crispin
Donald Rismiller
Illini Capture Big 10 Title In Mat Tournament
Illinois wins the Western Conference wrestling championship in Chicago, edging Indiana as four Illini claim titles. Pakutinsky defends 126 pounds in overtime against Rubin of Michigan. Melvoy Silverstein and Dahl win welterweight, light heavyweight, and heavyweight titles. Iowa takes three titles, Ohio State one.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Indiana
Wlini
Pakutinsky
Rubin
Michigan
Illinois
Melvoy
Silverstein
Dahl
Iowa
Ohio State
Paaver
Haase
Wisconsin
Secor Kutinsky
Wiinois
Andreas
Tmiinois
Aublum
Gearyneient
Minols
McDaniel
Diana
Head Play Wins Santa Anita Closing Feature
Head Play owned by Mrs. Silas B. Mason captured the $10,000 added San Juan Capistrano handicap closing feature at Santa Anita Park. Top Row ran second Ladysman finished third with Time Supply fourth. a foul claim against Head Play was disallowed.
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Santa Anita Park
Arcadia
Calif
Silas B. Mason
Santa Anita
Top Row
Ladysman
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