Princeton-Ties Yale 7-7 In Late Kadlic Pass
Princeton and Yale fought to a 7-7 tie at Palmer Stadium as John Paul Kadlic delivered a game tying 35 yard pass to Steve MacPartland late in the fourth quarter. Kenneth Fairman ran in the conversion after Kadlic’s strike and Joe Crowley paved the way on the Tigers offensive surge.
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Ed Thorp
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W. R. Crowley
Bowdoin
T. J. McGnbe
Holy Cross
A. W. Palmer
Colgate
Reformatory Eleven Defeats Dyersville in Armistice Day Tilt
ANAMOSA Ta James McLee led the reformatory Snappers to a 25 to 0 victory over the previously undefeated Dyersville eleven. The game featured strong defense with both sides holding near their own goal in multiple quarters. Jennings kicked the extra point after the final touchdown as officials from Mount Vernon and local staff supervised.
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Zbyszko to Meet Mack Here Now in Coliseum Show
Promoter Johnny Fryrear brings back Karel Zbyszko to face George Mack the Boston Cave Man in a Monday November 21 wrestling boxing card. Zbyszko, a smooth Polish grappler, and Mack known for roughhouse tactics duel after prior wins. Fryrear plans include a preliminary match and three boxing bouts with a mix of time-limit and six-round fights.
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Johnny Fryrear
Karel Zbyszko
George Mack
Boston
Zbyszko
George Kogut
Jack McCarthy
Victor Soldat
Mack
Jim Londos
Fryfear
Tipton High Plans First Basketball Practice Tuesday
Tipton High coach FC Ekstrand calls the Tipton Tigers to report for the first basketball practice Tuesday. The Tipton junior college team, coached by John Lang, has been practicing for weeks for their opener on November 29 and has a full schedule through February with a conference meet in late February.
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Lenox
Maquoketa
Independence
Washington
Muscatine
Elkader
Earlville Teams Fall in Double Bill to Oneida
Earlville hosted Oneida in a boys and girls doubleheader Thursday night. The Earlville boys lost 47 to 17 and the girls 24 to 15. Both Earlville squads next travel to Colesburg for Friday action on Nov 18.
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Earlville High School
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Berry the Beautiful a Big Ten football star at Illinois
Illinois captain Gilbert I. Berry of Abingdon is celebrated for beauty and prowess on the gridiron. The 1931 season spotlighted his 87 yard opening return against Wisconsin and two touchdowns, while Berry rejects looks as a distraction from his football role.
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Manchester Gridders Edge Independence 9 to 0
Manchester high defeated Independence 9 to 0 to close its season. Dick Long kicked the winning field goal after a march to the nine yard line. Long also returned a punt to the 23 and teamed with Milroy on a completed pass for the scoring drive.
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Manhawks
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Croskey
Greeley Seeks Strong Cage Team Behind Veterans
GREELEY The basketball season opens with a veteran core led by John Culbertson and Joe Nash supported by last year’s reserves Harold Rolfe Gerald Rice and Will Burbridge. New eligibility from the junior high could bolster the lineup as the schedule unfolds across November through February with games against Buck Creek Oneida Colesburg Hopkinton Delhi Earlville.
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Greeley High
John Culbertson
Joe Nash
Harold Rolfe
Gerald Rice
Will Burbridge
Buck Creek
Oneida
Colesburg
Hopkinton
Delhi
Earlville
Greeley Open
Long Run Helps Reinbeck Beat Grundy Center 6 0
Reinbeck defeats Grundy Center 6 to 0 after Cole returns opening kickoff 95 yards for a TD. Grundy Center outgains Reinbeck 171 to 69 and gains ten first downs to two. Grundy’s Cone sprains shoulder early and leaves game as Reinbeck ends season 6 wins in nine games with 161 points for and 27 against.
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Oneida Boys and Girls Sweep Earlville In Cage League Opener
In Delaware county league opener at Earlville Oneida boys rout Earlville 47 to 17 and the Oneida girls win 24 to 15. The boys are county champions and last year’s district runner-up. the girls also posted a strong performance.
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Oneida
Waverly
Earlville
Oelwein High To Play Two Games This Week
Oelwein high football will close the season with two games. New Hampton visits Monday, followed by Waverly at home next Friday for the finale. The New Hampton game was snowed out previously on Armistice Day.
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New Hampton
Waverly
Iowa State Five Takes Shape Under Menze For 1930s Cage
Ames Iowa State coach Louis Menze faces building a new basketball squad with two major lettermen Ralph Thomsen and Adolph Ludwig returning along with minor letter winners Victor Jones Harold Templeton. Capt Thomsen leads the veteran core as practices move to daily sessions after football. Two pitchers Frank Loufek and Edwin Harter seek berths while last year’s second team members Sieben Dills Burrell Schroeder Wegener Hood may push into rotation.
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Cyclone
Ralph Thomsen
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Adolph Ludwig
Lawton
Victor Jones
Hornick
Harold Templeton
Ochevedan
Frank Loufek
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Harter
Keystone
Ronald Sieben
Geneseo
Ill
Clyde Dills
Perry
Frank Burrell
Urbana
Gerald Schroeder
Spirit Lake
Waldo Wegener
Everly
Frank Hood
Creston
St Ambrose Held To Scoreless Draw By Parsons Eleven
Parsons College defense stifled St Ambrose in a scoreless Iowa conference tie on a muddy Davenport field. In the final quarter Ambrose threatened twice but a scramble of frantic passes failed to produce a score for the Saints.
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Iowa Harriers Top Northwestern In Cross Country Tie
The University of Iowa cross country team defeated Northwestern Harriers 17 to 44 in the first meeting between the schools. Capt. Leo Campist and Robert McElroy shared first place as Iowa claimed its first win of the season.
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Hawkeye
Leo Campist
Robert McElroy
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Wisconsin Edges Minnesota In High Scoring First Half
Wisconsin and Minnesota battled to a 13 13 ties at halftime before Wisconsin pulled ahead in the fourth. Linfor and McGuire connected for a late touchdown as Wisconsin edged Minnesota 20 13 in a tight Big Ten play by play battle.
Wapsie Eight Loop Completes 1932 Cage Card
Eight schools along the Lincoln highway from Mount Vernon to DeWitt form the Wapsie Eight conference with fast play and five returnees in Bennett. Wheatland stands as a dark horse, while Clarence and Calamus face graduations. The schedule lists Dec and Jan matchups across multiple towns, highlighting a tight race for the conference title.
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Wheatland
Lowden
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Mechanicaville
Clarence
Calamus
Grand Mound
Mechanicsville
Calale
Blanwood
City Y. M. C. A. Basketball League to Expand
Physical Director S. P. File announced plans to enlarge the Y M C A City basketball league to a 12 team loop. A meeting of interested teams is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the university physical department office. Nine teams have signaled intent to join. They include Benner Tea, Kilian s, Blue Valley Dairy, South Side Commercial Club, V Dormitory, Trias Club, Triton Club, Iowa Electric Light and Power, and Maccabees.
Michigan Romps to Win Over Chicago in 41st Kansas-Missouri Clash
In Columbia Missouri Kansas ends Missouri’s drive with a 7 0 victory highlighted by a 32 yard scoring pass from Carmie Smith to Elmer Schaake in the fourth quarter after a defensive game. Kansas gains outdistance Missouri 141 to 3 in scrimmage and earns its third straight win over the Tigers.
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Olumbia
Carmie Smith
Elmer Schaake
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Charles Schiele
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Sacred Heart High Meets Xavier in Season Finale
Sacred Heart High School of Oelwein faces Xavier High of Dyersville in the 1983 season closer on the gridiron. The game marks the graduation of ten veterans including captain Zinzer Dahl Geiger Garris Napoli Lohrman Donahue Schulsmeister and Meldenardo.
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Geiger
Garris
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Schulsmeister
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Badger Cross Country Beats Minnesota On Windy Lake Mendota Course
Wisconsin defeats Minnesota 21 to 38 in a four mile race along Lake Mendota. James Swalbach wins with 20 minutes 31.9 seconds, beating Minnesota’s Captain John Currell by about 20 yards. George Wright and James Crummey tie for third and fourth as the Badgers claim five top placements.
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Minnesota
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James Swalbach
John Currell
George Wright
James Crummey
Badgers
Anamosa Eleven Beats Monticello 6-0 for Fifth Straight
Anamosa defeated Monticello 6 to 0 to win the fifth straight meeting. The visitors outplayed early but could not score until a long finish set up Ricketts’ touchdown in the third quarter and the failed extra kick.
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Anamosa
Anamoan
Monticello
Ricketts
Iowa Hawkeyes Open Basketball Prep For Bradley Tech
Iowa City notes the Hawkeyes move from fundamentals to full practice with a look ahead to the season opener against Bradley Tech in less than three weeks. Coach Rollie Williams expects a strong lineup with returnees Moffitt Krumbholz Riegert Selzer Swaney and fresh sophomores Bastian Blackmer, Grimm, Barke, Break, and Smith among the promising recruits.
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Davenport
Marshall Riegert
St. Louis
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Passaic
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Grinnell
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Parker Bennett
Estherville
Howard Bastian
Eldora
Ivan Blackmer
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John Grimm
John Barke
Muscatine
Edward Break
Chicago
Duane Smith
Creston
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