Unblemished Teams Have Young Leaders
New York University Syracuse and Texas Christian head eleven teams chasing perfect 1935 seasons. Coaches include new leaders at California Southern Methodist Notre Dame and others. The piece notes first year and second year skippers seeking unblemished records with several veterans among the eleven coaches.
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NEW York
New York University
Syracuse
Texas Christian
California
Southern Methodist
Bears
Leonard B
Stub
Allison
Golden Bears
Berkeley
Pacific Coast
Washington
Stanford
Miracle
Andy Smith
Madison Bell
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas A
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Rockne
Layden
Northwestern
Army
Southern California
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Mal Stevens
Leon “Dutch” Meyer
Texas
Christian
Earl “Red” Blaik
Dartmouth
Eighteen Report For McGregor Cage Five
Eighteen boys report for McGregor high's first basketball practice with experienced players listed and newcomers trying for positions. A schedule of games includes dates and opposing towns such as Waukon Farmersburg Guttenberg Garnaville Marquette and Monona with locations noted for home or away games.
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McGregor
McGregor High
Virgil Staples
Bob Noble
Burton Walters
Don Aird
Walter Henry
Oliver Mehsling
LeRoy Durr
Will Hendrikson
Everette Chambers
Everett Durr
Will Georgen
LeRoy Luce
Charles Baker
Bud Baker
Walton Fritz
John McGhee
Beryl Oates
Arthur Kelsey
Jack Niemeyer
Don Hendrikson
Bud Bell
Merton Milson
Cardinals to Play Exhibitions in Havana
The St. Louis Cardinals will play four exhibition games in Havana from March 5 to 8. Julio Blanco Herrera, a wealthy brewer and sportsman, announced the plan after Cubans voted the Cardinals as their preferred major league club in a island-wide fan poll. The Yankees Cubs and Tigers were also prominent contenders.
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Havana
St. Louis Cardinals
Julio Blanco Herrera
Herrera
Jacob Ruppert
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Ozzie Simmons to Shine as Pal Sees First Game
Iowa City crowd of fifty five thousand expects Ozzie Simmons to star against Minnesota in homecoming. Jimmy Peeples, his roommate and friend, will finally see him play after year’s admiration while working to support himself. Ozzie seeks All America honors as the Ebony Eel aims to light up a record home crowd.
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Ozzie
Jimmy Peeples
Iowa City
Ozzie Simmons
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Jimmy
Iowa Stadium
Iowa
Parsons Eleven Is OK but Coaches Are Casualties
Fairfield Indiana AP report says Parsons college football may be shaken by injuries to staff as Coach Leo J. Frank suffered a barley horse when a player was forced out of bounds into the bench. Assistant Casey Jones pulled a muscle in the excitement.
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Fairfield
Parsons College
Leo J. Frank
Columbia College
Casey Jones
California Grid Star Is Another Man Key Identity Mystery
UC Los Angeles suspends fullback Ted Key amid an identity controversy. Officials launched a statewide search as Key allegedly entered UCLA under his brother Frances Key's high school credentials. Dean Miller traveled to Texas to clarify the matter while Amarrillo officials prepare inquiries.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Ted Key
Bruin
Westwood
Frances Key
Texas
Earl J. Miller
Key
Miller
Amarillo
Wilton W. Cook
Ted
Clois
Cook
California
Marion Hosts Mt Vernon in Final Home Game Friday
Marion high school football faces Mt Vernon Friday at 3 pm in the final home game at the new athletic field. Coach Don Wolfe aims for a seventh straight win as the Huskies, fresh from Belle Plaine, showcase Reed's leadership and a strengthened defense after only minor injuries.
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Marion
Mt. Vernon
Marion High School
Mount Vernon
Don Wolfe
Huskies
Crimson
American Legion Post
Belle Plaine
Junior Reed
Wolfe
Smooth Swing Causes and Ball Sight Disruption
The text explains that any interruption to the seamless coordination of brain eye and ball during a swing breaks fluid action. When the ball is in sight a mental fixation on hitting hard disrupts the practiced flow, causing a jerky motion and loss of hand eye coordination.
Cornell Carleton Game Set For 9 30 Morning Start
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell will face Carleton in a 9 30 am kickoff next Saturday to allow fans to attend both this Midwest Conference clash and Iowa City Hawkeye homecoming versus Minnesota. Cornell carries two wins three ties one defeat as it seeks a strong finish under coach and hopes for an .800 season.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Carleton
Cornell
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Galesburg
Knox
Purple Eleven
Iowa State
Beloit
Coe
Simpson
Grinnell
Ten Of Washingtons Regulars Are Seniors
Washington Demons host Muscatine high school on foreign field Friday night in the final game for ten of the first eleven starters who are seniors. The locals have tied twice and lost one point game plus a 16 to 2 conference defeat, prompting expectations of their best performance of the season.
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Washington, In
Muscatine High School
Demons
Wisconsin Completes 1936 Football Schedule
Wisconsin's 1936 football schedule of seven games was approved by the university faculty. The lineup includes Marquette at Madison, Lafayette in Madison, Iowa State in Madison, Chicago at Madison, Northwestern at Evanston, Cincinnati at Madison, and Minnesota at Madison, with dates listed for October and November.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Marquette
Lafayette
Jows
Jows City
Chicago
Northwestern
Evanston
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Dison
Fear 2 Marquette Boys Have Met With Foul Play In West
Special to The Gazette reports fears in Marquette that Johnny Kirschbaum and Jack McCauley both aged 20 have met foul play on the west coast. A telegram to Sheriff L J Palas of Elkader says the C L Wilson and Johnny Kirschbaum's car is held in San Francisco. The Kirschbaum and McCauley fathers say their sons wrote regularly until two weeks ago.
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Gazette
Marquette
Johnny Kirschbaum
Jack McCauley
L. J. Palas
Elkader
Automobile Detective Association of Chicago
C. L. Wilson
San Francisco
Kirschbaum
Frank Kirschbaum
Cyrus McCauley
Winneshiek highway surfacing to start under county project
DECORAH Work begins on twenty miles of surfacing for Winneshiek county roads. The board of supervisors with federal cooperation commits 12 500 toward a 54 0000 improvement plan. Five miles slated for Calmar Madison Fremont Ossian Eldorado and Sattre and Glenwood districts. Bluffton road project delayed until spring.
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Decorah
Winneshick County
Board of Supervisors
Calmar
Madison
Fremont
Ossian-Eldorado
Military
Sattre
Glenwood
Bluffton Road
World To Come Between Twin Daughters Of Dr And Mrs Andrew Woods
Margaret and Janet Woods, Iowa City twins, prepared for life apart after midyear exams at Radcliffe. Janet expects marriage while Margaret accompanies an archaeological expedition to Tarsus Turkey and the Far East. Daughters of Dr Andrew H Woods, University of Town medical school faculty, and Mrs Woods formerly Fannie Sinclair of Cedar Rapids.
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Mrs
Andrew Woods
Cambridge, Mass
Margaret
Janet Woods
Iowa City
Radclife
Janet
Tarsus
Turkey
Far East
Andrew H. Woods
University of Town
Woods
Fannie Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Vote approves Perry school bond for annex expansion
Electors in Perry on Monday approved a $65,000 bond issue to build an addition to Perry High School. The measure secures a $117,000 high school annex, with $52,000 to be provided by the public works administration.
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Perry
Perry High School
Public Works Administration
Stop That Cough Beating Worse with Foley's Honey and Tar
An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and relieve tickling and chest spells. It claims nine strengthened ingredients add rapid relief, promising non habit forming sleep aid for children and adults. Availability stated across druggists with a bottle urged today.
Oelwein Man Unhurt In Crossing Crash
OELWEIN Fred Gade a star mail route carrier escaped injury Monday night when his car was struck by a switch engine at a Great Western crossing. He did not see the danger signal or the engine until on the tracks and slid to the opposite side to avoid harm. The left side of the car was smashed.
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Oelwein
Fred Gade
Star Mail
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