Tennessee Routs Mississippi 35-6 in SEC Contest
Tennessee dominated Mississippi 35-6 in a Southeastern Conference game. Key standouts Feathers Vaughn and Bayless led the attack as the Rebels, previously undefeated, were toppled by the Volunteers in Knoxville.
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Washington U Bears Triumph Over Butler Bulldogs 36 12
Washington University Bears defeat Butler University Bulldogs 36 to 12 at Francis Field St Louis Armistice Day. Haveli Hafeli scored a touchdown and four extra points while Drake and Brown contributed long runs and a 50 yard march. Washington built a 22 yard end run by Drake and a 58 yard march with a 43 yard end run. Butler mounted a 90 yard drive in the fourth period as Weger scored but failed the extra point. Final score 36-12.
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Baer Faces Fight to Untangle Finances and Management
Max Baer begins a legal battle over tangled finances and management as former adviser Lommer and agent Hoffman contest contracts from 1920s including ownership splits and a $5000 loan disguised as a cheese gift tied to a new agreement.
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Big Ten to Draw Schedules for Five Sports Next Month
University of Iowa set to host Big Ten coaches in Chicago December 1 and 2 for annual meeting. Schedules for the 1934 season in baseball wreck swimming wrestling and gymnastics to be drawn.
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Princeton Beats Dartmouth 7-0 Behind Freshmen
Princeton sophomore backs sparked a 7 to 0 victory over Dartmouth in a cold afternoon game at Princeton Stadium. Fairman scored the lone touchdown on a 20 yard pass from Kadlic near the goal line as 40,000 fans watched.
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Parsons Earns 12-0 Conference Victory Over Dubuque
Parsons college dominated with 18 first downs as Lovett and Erts sparked the second quarter scoring sequence and Dubois added a one yard TD. Dubuque could manage only two penalties aided drives in a season ending league defeat.
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Jakoubek the Freshman Star for Hawkeyes At Iowa
Cedar Rapids native Frank Jakoubek joins the University of Iowa freshman squads as an end and expected standout on basketball later. The 185 pound six foot one rookie has all-state football and basketball credentials from Washington high, and coaches foresee him reaching 200 pounds as a powerful flank man in Big Ten play.
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Coe’s Basketball Outlook Bright for Season
Coe College prepares for a strong basketball season with four of last year’s regulars returning. Key players include Walter Pack center Don Belknap guard and Chet Good Allan Poole. Rutgers plans to convert several guards to forward and center roles as unofficial practice begins. The schedule likely features fifteen games starting December 8 against Luther and December 12 with Town State in Cedar Rapids.
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Bresnahan Heads to National A. A. U. Confab
Iowa City coach George T. Bresnahan president of the Mid Western association of the A A U will represent this region at the national meeting in Pittsburgh from November 19 to 21. He will also attend the American Olympic association meeting in Washington D C on November 22 and 23.
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Carnegie Tech and Michigan State finish scoreless tie
In Lansing, Carnegie Tech and Michigan State play to a 0 to 0 stalemate before 8,000 fans. The game featured a kicking duel with Armstrong for Michigan and Mihm for Carnegie, as both teams threatened near the goal but could not cross the line.
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Michigan Normal Triumphs Over Iowa Teachers 19 to 6
Michigan Normal College hurons defeat Iowa State Teachers 19 to 6 on Alumni field amid heavy snow and wind. Welever and Hanneman scored for Michigan Normal while Kimberlin bridged for Iowa Teachers with a late 5 yard run. Weather hampered passing as Webber and Welever added scores for the Hurons.
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Depauw Rolls Over Evansville 34-0 To Stay Undefeated
Depauw improved to undefeated in Indiana college football with a 34 to 0 win over Evansville in Evansville. The Tigers led 0-0 after the first quarter then scored two touchdowns in the second, two more in the third, and another in the final period with substitutes adding a late score.
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