Washington Tigers Top Grant 6-0 In Final Series Game
Washington High defeated Grant 6 to 0 with Walter Kinch returning a punt 65 yards for a score. Kinch also opened the scoring with a 22 yard run, while Grant failed to convert a late fourth quarter chance, leaving Washington with a clean sweep of the four game series at Coe Field before about 2,500 spectators.
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Washington High
Grant
Walter Kinch
Alter Kinch
Tigers
Panthers
Orange
Coe Field
Kinch
Freddie Miller
Don
Walter
West Side
Washington
Miller
Sojka
Broussard
McCracken
Wrestling Results Rounds Up From AP Across Regions
Gino Garibaldi beat Yanka Zelesniak 214 to 145 in New York. Everett Marshall defeated Mike Ito mano 218 to 210 in North Bergen New Jersey. George Gable 154 Cincinnati toppled Hy Sharman 155 in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
New York
Gino Garibald
Tals
Yanka Zelesniak
VII Russa
Zelesniak
North Bergen
N. J
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Mike Ito Mano
Italy
Cincinnati
George Gable
Hy Sharman
Balt Lake
Scattered Football Scores From Numerous Colleges
A long list of score updates from college games across multiple regions including Missouri Mines Carbondale Illinois and St Ambrose Illinois. Doane 39 Dana Qo. Kalamazoo 0. Rockhurst 12 Central 8. East Texas and Oklahoma teams with varying results. high school recaps plus several Western and Northern Normal teams.
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Missouri Mines
Carbondale Ill
Tebrs
McKendree
Buena Visita
Western Union O
St Ambrose
Inna Wesleyan
Denison
Otterbein
Calver-Stockton Ste
Missouri Valley
Wiliam Jewel
Tarkin
Maryville
Met
Warretine Bure Tehrs
Cape Girardeau
Tehrs
Springfield Tehrs
Trenton Junior
Chilileathe B
Gustavus Adolphus Jr
Hibbing Jr
Chadron Normal
Nebraska
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Superior
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Dana Qo
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Rockhurst
Central
Northern Normal
Wayne
Hastines
Midland
LaCrosse
River Falls
Concordia
Augustana
Tehra
Manitoba
U. G. East
Iowa State Faces Kansas Jayhawks in Big Six showdown
Iowa State’s Cy clones with three substitutes to start the game host Kansas University in a key conference match at State field. Coach George Veenker shifts Tommy Neal to quarterback Wilbur Kroeger to right end and Harold Birney to full back due to minor injuries as veterans may play if the Jayhawks trouble the Cyclones.
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AMES
Iowa State
Cyclones
Kansas University
George Veenker
Tommy Neal
Harold Miller
Wilbur Kroeger
Fred Poole
Harold Birney
Bill Allender
Jayhawks
Kansas
Wells Schafroth
Dees Hayes Coves
Moore Brown
White Birney
Antonio
Ira Carrithers
Illinois
LA Wallace
Taylor
Wichitar
Iowa approves new two court style for girls basketball
The Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union approved a two court style of play for girls basketball for the next year with slight reservations. It re-elected M M McIntyre of Audubon as president on the board of control and accepted John W Agans resignation from Mystic to be replaced by mail ballot in the southeast district under a proposed constitutional amendment.
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DES Moines
Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union
M M McIntyre
Audubon
Board of Control
John W Agans
Mystic
Heydler Resigns as National League President
John A. Heydler steps down after forty years in baseball including sixteen as NL president. Ford Frick emerged as likely successor while Charles A. Stoneham serves as president pro tem. The board expresses deep regret and wishes Heydler well for his health ending December 11.
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New York
John A. Heydler
National League
League
Ford Frick
National League Service Bureau
Heydler
Charles A. Stoneham
Frick
St Marys Gaels Edge Washington State in Close Clash
St Marys Gaels halfback Harry Mattos unleashed a late passing attack to propel a 9 6 victory over Washington State Cougars in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Harry Mattos
St. Mary's
Gaels
Cougars
Washington State College
Jabs Roundup: Klick Dubs Dublinsky in Chicago Card
Frankie Klick, 193, from San Francisco outpoints Harry Dublinsky, 140, of Chicago, in Chicago. Davey Day, Save Chicago, outpoints Frankie Sagilio, 188% in Chicago. Everett RWebtmire defeats Jackie Sharkey in Sioux Falls. Frankie Mushes outpoints Mike Frattini in Clinton Indiana. Babe Daniels stops Frankie Martin in Grand Forks. Tommy Corbett beats Mickey Cohen in Denver. Gene Espinosa and Johnny Pena draw in Manila New York contest.
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Associated Press
New York
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Davey Day
Save
Frankie Sagilio
Everett (Young
Sioux Ibs Taw
Jackie Sharkey
Nnesnolls
Philadelphia
Stenry Firpo
Louisville
Wally Sears
Minersville
Washington
Frankie Mushes
Clinton
Ind
Mike Frattini
Italy
Grand Forks
Babe Daniels
Minneapolis
Frankie Martin
Moose Jaw
Denver
Tommy Corbett
Coe and Carleton Set For Muddy Clash At 2 PM
Coe faces Carleton in a 2 p.m. mud duel as Coe pursues the 1934 Midwest championship. Deluge left the field marine and slow, hindering Carleton’s running game while Kohawk stock rises under cloudy skies. Both teams arrived Friday night and will leave for the arena after noon with Mendenhall and Elliott among the officials.
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Coe
Carleton
Kohawk Stock
Mendenhall
Iowa
Prep Basketball Nets Profit at State Finals
The Iowa high school association reported at Cedar Falls that state basketball finals grossed 5 883 70 with expenses 3 207 03 yielding 2 676 67 profit. Sectional and district events totaled 15 695 75 in receipts with 10 476 11 in expenses producing 5 219 59 profit while track baseball golf art and tennis faced deficits. H V Porter of the National High School Federation spoke denying any officials receive reimbursements for equipment from J A Dubrow Chicago.
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DES Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Cedar Falls
H V Porter
National High School Federation
J. A. Dubrow Company
Chicago
Tama And Montezuma Battle To 6-6 Tie
Tama and Montezuma high schools played to a 6-6 tie in an Iowa Cedar league game. The contest featured frequent fumbles including Tama near the goal in the first quarter. Montezuma’s Boone returned an 80 yard kickoff for a score early in the second half, and Tama's Porter capped a long march with a fourth quarter TD.
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Montezuma
Tama
Montezuma High
Boone
Porter
Toledo High defeats Grundy Center 13–0 to stay unbeaten
In Grundy Center Iowa Toledo High beat Grundy Center 13 to 0. Wise scored a second quarter touchdown and Morgan found pay dirt in the third. Toledo racked up 24 first downs to Grundy Center’s 13.
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Toledo
Grundy Center
Gazette
Toledo High
Iowa Cedar
Morgan
The Golf Swings Made Easy and Cocoa as Germany’s Drink
Right handed players have more trouble with short game than long game due to stronger right hand. Focus on top of ball and compact stroking for chips and run ups with downward inside swing. Advertisement notes free golf guide from The Gazette. Cocoa replaces beer in Germany with 70 percent rise since 1913 while beer consumption falls 38 percent.
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Germany
Gophers Meet Michigan in Memorial Stadium Showdown
Minnesota faces Michigan before a 59 000 crowd in Minneapolis in a battle for the Little Brown Jug history. Injury woes cloud captain Pug Lund while Dick Smith could start at tackle and George Roscoe may fill in.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Memorial Stadium
Wolverines
Michigan
Minnesota Eleven
Harry Kipke
Little Brown Jug
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Capt
Pug Lund
Phil Bergston
Lund
Dick Smith
Bierman
Bengston
George Roscoe
Michigan Feveraase
Patanelli
Viergever
Bucks travel to Cleveland for light road test
Ohio State's Scarlet teams arrived in Cleveland for a game deemed a light assignment given Western Reserve's stature. The Buckeyes viewed the encounter as a breather before tougher spots on the schedule.
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Cleveland
Ohio State
Scarlet Avalanche
Western Reserve University
Buckeyes
Belle Plaine Gridirons Blank Marion 7 0 at Home
Belle Plaine defeated Marion 7 to 0 on home turf as a second quarter pass from Zimm er man to end Carol set the score after sustained drives by Smith and Squires. Marion threatened late with a long Reed to Lowe pass but a fumble halted the drive and Belle Plaine held on for the win.
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Marion
Smith
Squires
Zimmerman
Carol
Marionites
Bill
Ofey Barnes
Monthie
Hagerman
Rusk and Peterson
Gossiping With The Stars and Sports Anecdotes
Coach Dick Hanley praises Oze Simmons as the greatest all around back seen. Jimmy Crowley favors Elmer Layden. Pop Warner calls a toss up between Jim Thorpe and Ernie Nev ers. Northwestern coaches joke about the Empire State Building in New York. Si Johnson is robbed in the Wrigley Building lobby while seeking the Cubs office. Duke Slater props up Oze Simmons and his brother heading to Iowa. Pat O'Dea kicks a ball a city block when first seeing one. Herschberger rivals for long distance kicking in football history.
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Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Oze Simmons
Iowa
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Elmer Layden
Pop Warner
Jim Thorpe
Ernie Nevers
Dutch Lonberg
New York City
Empire State Building
Si Johnson
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Duke Slater
University of Iowa
Pat O'Dea
Wisconsin U
Herschberger
Giant Lake Erie sturgeon lands near Cleveland
A six foot eleven inch sturgeon weighing about 125 pounds, claimed as the largest Lake Erie fish in 25 years, was found dead and washed ashore near Madison-on-the-Lake by an Akron carpenter. Displayed at an ice company window, the giant drew amateur photographers. The fisherman's name was not learned.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Akron
Ice Company
Oldtimers
Leader Says Y Faces Most Crucial Period
John E. Manley, general secretary of the National Y M C A council, told 300 delegates at the opening session in Cleveland that the Y M C A faces its most crucial period in history. The association must secure a sound financial basis and lead 3,000,000 young people newly out of school with no jobs, while religion’s voice is uncertain today.
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John E. Manley
Y. M. C. A. Council
Voice of Religion
Big Ten and Southern Conference Football and Basketball Matchups
A long list of today’s games across conferences features Purdue at Chicano, Army at Illinois, Iowa at Indiana, Michigan at Minnesota, Northwestern vs Wisconsin, Ohio State vs Western Reserve, and many others including Carleton at Coe, Marquette at Michigan State, Missouri vs Oklahoma, Notre Dame vs Pitt, and Princeton vs Harvard. The slate spans Big Ten, SOUTH, and regional showdowns with numerous regional colleges and universities scheduled.
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Army
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
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Minnesota
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Ohio State
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Iowa Favored To Win From Indiana In Western Conf Test
Iowa under captain Russ Fisher returns at quarterback as the Hawkeyes open a Western conference clash against Indiana. Indiana reshuffled its five man backfield with Bronko Vercuski and Wendel Walker new backfield pieces while Chuck Burton and Eddie Antonini miss time with injuries.
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INS
Iowa
University of Indiana
Russ Fisher
Hawkeyes
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Bronko Vercuski
Wendel Walker
Chuck Burton
Eddie Antonini
Oze Simmons
Trowa
Indiane Fows Vercuski
McDowell Jakoubek
Pisher
Simmons Seany Hoover
Sescaccescapees
Davis Eo Seneesane
Army and Illinois Face Off Before 50 000 Fans
Large Memorial stadium crowd expected as Army travels to Champaign to challenge Illinois in a pivotal 1934 season clash. Both unbeaten, the teams showcase strong defenses and potent offenses with Texas Buckler and Joe Stancock among Illinois’ threats and Army’s formidable defense tested by aerial attack.
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INS
Illinois
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Middle West
Memorial Stadium
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Texas Jack Buckler
Joe Stancock
Ilinois
Bhuler Miller
Brearley Ayre
Clifford Gryboski
Rgracasene
Fred Young
Wesleyan
Lee Daniels
Loyola
Elgin High Defeats Wadena High in Friday Clash
Elgin high beat Wadena high with a 18 to 7 score in a hard fought Friday game. The contest showcased steady defense and key scoring bursts from Elgin leading to the win.
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the Gazette
ELGIN
Elgin High
Wadena High
Wisconsin and Northwestern Battle for First Big Ten Win
Evanston Illinois AP Wisconsin and Northwestern both chase their first Big Ten victory of the season in a key early meeting. Tipoff was at 2 p.m. CST with officials led by referee Joseph Magidsohn and umpire Anthony Haines.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Winconsin
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Eyecee
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Columbus Junction Triumphs 14 7 Over West Liberty in Homecoming
Columbus Junction high school defeated West Liberty 14 to 7 on homecoming Friday. In the second quarter Bitting scored for Columbus Junction, West Liberty answered with a late fourth quarter score, a West Liberty punt block led to Columbus Junction's second TD. Gillette and Howell starred.
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Gazette
Columbus Junction
Columbus
West Liberty
Junction Field
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Darrow Aids Prisoner In Ohio Release Bid
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago lawyer, traveled to Ashtabula County and met Warden Thomas in Columbus to aid John Haefner, 65, an Ohio penitentiary inmate jailed since a 1925 manslaughter case. Darrow recalled Haefner’s father from fifty years prior and urged Haefner’s release.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Ohio
Darrow
Ashtabula County
Kinsman, O
John Haefner
Haefner
Trumbull County
P. EF. Thomas
Columbus
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