Season finale looming in Coe Grinnell clash at Grinnell
Coe and Grinnell meet for the 26th time as Coe seeks to cap a near flawless season against the rival Grinnell team. The series shows Grinnell leading 13 games to 10 with two ties, and Coe holds eight wins to Grinnell’s six since 1914. The Mohawks, with seven seniors, aim to end the year with momentum and a rare win over their rival.
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Coe Grinnell
Grinnell
Coe
Moray Eby
Mohawks
Coe-Grinnell
Brooklyn Defeats Montezuma 25 to 6 in Armistice day bout
Brooklyn high school closed its season with a 25 to 6 victory at Montezuma on Armistice day. Wells fumbled the opening kickoff, aiding Montezuma’s early score, then Keeney connected with Armstrong for Brooklyn’s first touchdown in the second quarter.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn High School
Montezuma
Wells
Keeney
Armstrong
Independence High Downs Manchester Eleven 12 to 6
Special to The Gazette Independence High School defeated Manchester 12 to 6 to end the season and settle Tri-Valley conference cellar standings. Jack Grant leaped for the final score after a midfield drive, with Spangler and Halbert contributing passes and Weed receiving the Grant pass for a kickoff return type TD.
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Independence
M. A. Fritzell
Manchester
Orange Club
Jack Grant
Spangler
Halbert
Grant
Weed
Milroy
Decorah High Defeats Waukon 22 to 0 in Crowd-Packed Game
In Waukon Iowa Decorah High School shutout Waukon 22 to 0 before a large local crowd. Miller starred for Decorah with a 70 yard touchdown dash. Waukon had several chances to score but failed. both teams finished the season with this game.
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Waukon
Waukon High School
Decorah
Miller
Wauken
University of California
Los Angeles
Bill Monahan
California
Golden Bears
Street Engaged To Manage St Paul Club In 1936
St Paul announces Charles Gabby Street will manage the St Paul baseball club for 1936 to replace Marty McManus. Street, ex St Louis manager ousted in 1933, arrives from the San Francisco Missions where he led the team the past two seasons.
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ST. Paul
American Association Today
Charles “Gabby” Street
Marty McManus
Street
St. Louis
San Francisco Missions
Cornell Resumes Drills For Tilt With Simpson
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell University coach Dick Barker and Judd Dean set a holiday for the varsity to rest after a hard clash with Carleton. Regulars stay in shape with handball and gym work as eight practice days remain before traveling to Indianola to face Simpson in homecoming. Cornell leads the 15 game series 10 to 5 and has 97 points to opponents 26 through seven games.
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Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Judd Dean
Cornell
Big Carleton
Purple
Simpson
Grinnell
Indianola
Redmen
Cornellians
Jackson Nominated For Golf Presidency
John G. Jackson of New York was nominated for the presidency of the U S Golf Association by the nominating committee. R Arthur Wood of Chicago was named vice president, a post Jackson currently holds. Prescott S Bush of Greenwich Connecticut will retire from the presidency and executive committee at the next annual meeting in January when nominations are expected to be approved.
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New York
John G. Jackson
U. S. Golf Association
R. Arthur Wood
Chicago
Jackson
Prescott S. Bush
Greenwich
Conn
Armistice program highlights Iowa towns
The Gazette reports Armistice day events across several Iowa communities. Fayette held ceremonies led by Rev. John D. Clinton, Norwood hosted WCTU county institute planning, and Oxford Junction plans an operetta Goldilocks Adventure with a rhythm band.
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John D. Clinton
Fayette
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ladora
M. P
J. O. Fix
Victor
Norway
Earl Addington
Charles Trojansky
Oxford Junction
H. V. Petersen
Bandalia
Heart Exchange
Paul Pieper
Robert Scannell
Lester Severo
Marion Fay
Artis Spatcher
Adelaide Wells
Wilbert Peels
Francis Cornish
Raymond Belknap
Reynold Davis
Anna Spatcher
Gladys Earle
Rough play warnings echoed by Big Ten official
Chicago notes that Major John Griffith, Big Ten athletics commissioner, advised officials at the Iowa Minnesota game to penalize rough tactics. The piece mentions prior complaints about Ozzie Simmons, referee Joe Magidsohn, and the half time shift in league standings.
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Iowa
Minnesota
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Gophers
Griffith
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa City
Joe Magidsohn
Tuffy Thompson
Simmons
Ozzie
Ohio State
Michigan
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Hawkeyes
Bomb hits Chicago lawyer's office in blast
A dynamite bomb exploded Tuesday wrecking the office of Simon A. Murray a former Terry Drug gan lawyer. Damage was about 2000 dollars. Murray lived above the office with his wife and returns home minutes before the blast. Eight upstairs residents were shaken.
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Simon A. Murray
Terry Druggan
Prohibition
Murray
Thomas J. Mooney
Mary
Alice Cronin
Cleveland Labor Leader Shot and Seriously Wounded
Frank P. Converse, 55, district representative of the International Union of Operating Engineers, was shot in his car on Huron road. A 17 year old bystander, Donald Kincaid, suffered a flesh wound in the left shoulder. Converse remained hospitalized with severe facial injuries. Police pursued two unidentified gunmen who fired buckshot into the vehicle late Monday night.
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Charity Hospital
Frank P. Converse
International Union of Operating Engineers
Huron Road
Converse
Donald Kincaid
Trolley Crash Harms Sixteen in Everett Massachusetts
A fogbound collision in Glendale square injures sixteen passengers as a trolley rear-ends another car. Alfred Gonsalves of Revere is seriously hurt, with a dozen others injured and three more from the second car.
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Eastern Massachusetts
Movie Anti-Trust Conspiracy Trial Ends In Acquittal
The seven week federal trial ended with a verdict of acquittal for Warner Bros Pictures Paramount Pictures RKO and related entities and executives accused of withholding films from Koplar theaters in St Louis. The jury reportedly took two ballots before reaching the decision in Judge George H Moore's courtroom.
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INS
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Paramount Pictures
R-K-O Distributing Company
Fanchin
Marco-Harry Koplar
George H. Moore
Rock Island Mayor Declares War on Violating Taverns
Rock Island mayor John A. Bengston pledged to shut down honky tonk bar operators violating state and city rules after police closed five taverns Saturday night. He promised rigorous enforcement to drive problem establishments out of business.
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Rock Island, II
John A. Bengston
Prince of Wales's Palace Fire Threat Ends
Fire from an oil stove explosion in a room below the prince of Wales's state apartment at St James's Palace set furniture ablaze. Firefighters forced a door and quickly controlled the blaze as the prince was away in Edinburgh attending Armistice ceremonies.
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London
Prince of Wales
St. James’ Palace
Edinburgh
Bureau Approves Airport Projects Across 33 Airports
The department of commerce bureau of air commerce announced 34 new airport projects approved for development with work progress administration funds at 33 airports.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Air Commerce
Work-Progress Administration
Balloon flight height limited by fabric capacity says expert
Dr L B Tuckerman of the National Bureau of Standards predicts balloons cannot rise far above Explorer II and still return useful data. The study of Capt A W Stevens and Capt Orvil A Anderson’s ascent near White Lake S D notes the need for huge fabric to reach stratosphere altitudes.
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Earth
L. B. Tuckerman
National Bureau of Standards
A. W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
White Lake
S. D
Bureau
Tuckerman
National Geographic Society
U. S. Army Air Corps
Stevens
Anderson
War Department
Geographic Society
Dafoe Cast in The Country Doctor Moving Picture
Hollywood AP reports the D onne quintuplets signed for their first feature film The Country Doctor. The title role goes to Dr A R Dafoe who saved the quins. Callander Ontario natives expected to be cast for roles.
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Moving Picture of Quins
Hollywood
A. R. Dafoe
Zanuck
Callander
Ontario
Canada
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