Franklin Wins City Title Over McKinley 15-2
Franklin Thunderbolts clinched the city high school football title with a 15 to 2 win at Hill Park. Bob Alt passed for 153 yards, Kinch and Eddy scored, Lorence blocked a punt for a safety, and O'Meara added the extra point as Franklin dominated McKinley with strong defense and key special teams plays.
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Lamoreo Pomenartis
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Frisch Rumored to Replace Grimm as Cubs Manager
Rumors swirled in St. Louis that Frankie Frisch, then manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, has agreed to take over the Chicago Cubs from Charley Grimm. Chicago officials did not comment, and owner P. K. Wrigley had suggested Grimm would stay on until a better manager could be found amid promises of reorganization.
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Rickey Denies He Is Buying The Browns
St. Louis Cardinals vice-president Branch Rickey denied reports he planned to back buyers of the Browns calling the suggestion ridiculous. He named William O. De Witt and Don L. Barnes as the men pursuing the purchase and said he intends to stay with the Cardinals.
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Gophers Ready for Hawkeyes in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota defenders hope to rebound from Northwestern defeat as coach Bernie Bierman tightens line. Iowa, led by Ozzie Simmons, seeks upset at Memorial Stadium with possible new plays and restored mentality after recent losses.
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Baer to Fight Wembley Winner After Ford Neusel Clash
Ancil Hoffman Baer’s manager announced Baer will meet the Wembley winner after Ben Ford and Walter Neusel fight in London February. Baer to travel to England shortly after the November 18 Ford Neusel bout with eight weeks’ notice to learn his opponent.
Sigourney Savage Triumphs 9-0 Over Bloomfield
Sigourney Savage football team edged Bloomfield in an evening game at Bloomfield field. Key players included Bar nett Noller Devine Pfaff Moffett Meyer Schwenke Stanfield Coon with substitutions Wilkening and Ulin. Scoring came from Schwenke and Meyers with Meyers earning two points on a blocked punt and the other score by Schwenke.
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Boxing Roundup Sparks Tags Between Cities
A terse sports brief lists boxers including Glien Lee 149 Nebraska and Van Klaveren 147 Los Angeles with Chicago noting Maurice Strickland as heavyweight champion of New Zealand and other fighters Max Rek Chicago Milton Aron Dubuque Harry Dublinsky Chicago.
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Schoolmen seek to oust George Brown
In Des Moines an unofficial meeting of about 150 Iowa High School Athletic Association members demanded the removal of secretary George Brown. The resolution censured spending of association funds to influence elections and criticized Brown’s handling of IHSAA affairs. The by-law removal motion and a petition drive were described, with allegations of ballot interference and pressure on votes during southwest Iowa and Elliott elections. Brown’s salary is 4000 dollars, and four of five board members are labeled as Brown men, signaling entrenched support.
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Texas Tech Defeats Oklahoma A. and M. 12-0
In Lubbock Texas Tech outpaced Oklahoma A. and M. with a 12 to 0 victory. The Red Raiders scored two touchdowns, one in the first period and another in the third, to secure the win.
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Chester Horton Swing Guide for Golf Masters
Instructional piece by Chester Horton describing correct golf swing planes and body movements. It outlines hip and shoulder turn during backswing, how the club returns to the ball, and the follow through with hands and arms guiding the club. Editor notes Horton’s complete swing guide in No. 2 klot.
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Duquesne Rout Bears 26 to 0 in St Louis Showdown
Duquesne Dukes hammered Washington University Bears 26 to 0 before 14 000 fans in St Louis. Zoppetti plunged from the one yard line for the opening TD. Brumbaugh added two scores including a 40 yard pass to Castillo.
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College football scores from scattered games across multiple conferences
A collage of football results from several regions shows Cumberland Montclair Teachers and New Britain Teachers tied 41 all, with South Miami beating Stetson 20 to 6 and Erskine defeating Oglethorpe 18 to 0. Other scores include Randolph Macon 48 American U 24 and Pine-based matchups in the Midwest and West.
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Cornell Freshmen Rally Past Coe Frosh 6 3 on Field Morning
In a morning game at Coe field, Cornell freshmen overcame a 3 point deficit in the third quarter. MacClanahan connected with Grams for a 20 yard touchdown after a fumble recovery and a 13 yard pass. Coe led earlier on a Levis field goal and late drives were thwarted by the visitors.
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Change Rules For Girls Basketball In Iowa Union Meeting
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union voted three basketball rule changes at its annual meeting in Des Moines One allows time outs on all free throw attempts Two permits substitutes to talk and Three keeps the ball in play after throw attempts Opponents gain ball if the throw is good or if missed the ball stays in play Also presented financial statements show receipts of 6677 76 disbursements of 6429 22 and a balance of 348 54 as of Oct 26
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Dysart Trojans Schedule Fifteen Basketball Games
Special to The Gate Dysart High School will play fifteen basketball games this season under head coach H. H. Hof. The slate includes Dec 8 Clutter there and Feb 12 Cedar Falls here, with multiple home and away games across December January and February.
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Real Estate Transfers Listed for 1936
William P Secrist referees transfer to James L Hoover and Wilhelmina E Hoover with survivor clause for fee simple title in Oak Hill area. George D Payn to Mrs J L Black joint tenancy in lot 69, irr sur se. Alice L Mann and Mayme L Hoyle to Frank T Siverly joint tenants with survivor rights in Bever Park Add. Carolyn Carthers to Percy Williams and Amarine Williams joint tenants with survivor rights. William J Men et al to Bes sie Lojka in Menary and epee Add. All transfers dated 36 with nominal consideration and valcon references.
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Hawkeye Coaches Confirm Gasoline Water Incident Details
Iowa coaches say gasoline tainted water was served to players in the third quarter of the Iowa Northwestern game in October. They deny Northwestern involvement and cite a likely accident from a bucket used for gasoline to remove adhesive tape.
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Iowa football equipment man admits kerosene drink incident
Elwyn Shain, Iowa football equipment manager, took blame for Hawkeyes players allegedly consuming kerosene cocktails during the Northwestern game in Evanston. He said the kerosene accident was accidental and noted a similar incident a year prior, blaming borrowed water buckets previously used for kerosene or gasoline.
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Central Gridders Silence Penn 39–0 in Conference Loss
Central College defeated Penn 39 to 0 to extend Penn’s conference skid to five games. The Dutchmen led 26–0 at halftime as a fresh man squad scored in the third with regulars adding another touchdown in the fourth. Central improves to 3–2 in league play.
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Columbia College Defeats Winona Teachers In Tight Game
Columbia College of Dubuque scored on a 9 yard run by Clare Croker to lead 6 0 at halftime and held off Winona State Teachers 6 to 2 in a hard fought football game Friday night. The Teachers added a third period safety but could not overcome the visitors.
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Belle Plaine Defeats Marion 14-0 in Narrow Victory
In frigid conditions at Vine Street Stadium Belle Plaine held undefeated Marion to 14 points. Tatman and Funk led the offense with a first quarter touchdown, and Belle Plaine added another in the second period to lead 14-0 at halftime. Marion threatened late but could not score as East Waterloo’s defense stymied the Tigers.
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Parsons Wildcats Dominate Dubuque UP 52 to 0
Fairfield Iowa UP reports Parsons College Wildcats stay atop Iowa conference standings after a 52 to 0 win over Dubuque University. A kickoff return set the tone with a forward pass open. Black added a 15 yard scoring run and Parsons broke the field wide with four second half TDs.
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Parnell High Opens 1936 37 Basketball Practice
PARNELL coach R D Whale's five began practice for the 1936 37 season after a 17 win 1 loss record last year. The first game is set against Cosgrove at home on November 24. Complete schedule has not yet been released.
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