Coe closes season with 13 to 6 win over Grinnell
Coe football closes its season with a 13 6 victory over Grinnell at Coe Field. Gene Carson sparked the scoring with a 55 yard run in the third period and two seniors, Ralph Martin and Bernie Smith, suffered injuries early. Grinnell matched with a late score but Coe held on for the win as several seniors played their final game.
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Coe
Grinnell
Kohawks
Knox
Ralph Martin
Martin
Bernie Smith
Gene Carson
LeRoy McLeod
Chris Bates
Carson
Hayward
Bates
Wedgbury
Evans
Pioneers
Schlotterbeck
al Sammett
Smith
Charles Ziogas
John Henna
Bob Gable
Coe Field
Paul Schneider
Don Paveglio
Arnold Brokaw
Frank Linduska
Brokaw
Ziogas
Henna
Gable
Kinch
Newton
Franklin
Alf Stewart
Bill Green
Morgan
Wymore
Franklin Newton
Ye Clesvadee
Morgan i
W. Wilson Bloomhall
Carnahan
Seabank Smith
R. Johnson Stewart
Wise
Chriss
Nelson
Ewton
Swift
Glessner
Hershey
Wright
Guy
Davidson
Currell
Hovey
Newton—Fenner
Bradbury
Young
P. Johnson
Lowe Stewart Morgan
Bennett
Plunge
Jack North
Highland Park
Bud Know
Des Moines
Dick Young
Utah
Lincoln Is World’s Biggest Grid City
Lincoln, Nebraska, vibrant with football fervor, hosts a huge crowd for Memorial Stadium as the Nebraska Cornhuskers face Pittsburgh. The author jokes about traffic, feathers at games, and civic heartbreak, warning he may leave town if the Panthers win.
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Lincoln
Memorial Stadium
Pittsburgh Panthers
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Johnstown
Panthers
Ninevah
Tyre
Nebraska
Buffalo
Pioneer Park
Omaha
Grand Island
North Platte
Franklin Blasts Newton 31 to 2 in Friday Showdown
Franklin high of Cedar Rapids routed Newton 31 to 2 in Newton. Kinch led the attack with three touchdowns and 50 and 90 yard runs. Albert Eddy and Al Stewart starred on the Franklin line and backs as 21 Franklin players saw action.
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Newton
Orville Rust
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Cardinal
Little Don Kinch
Invaders
Franklin
Kinch
Albert Eddy
Bill Green
Green
Morgan
Eddy
Chuck Lust
Lowe
Rustmen
al Stewart
Art Rust
Frank Morgan
Lust
Bennett
Auxiliary antenna aids pilots during weak radio reception
An auxiliary antenna is provided for pilots of one airline to use when radio transmission or reception is weak. It is arranged for simultaneous use with the regular antenna.
Parsons Keeps Iowa Conference Lead With Central Win
Parsons Wildcats defeated Central 21 to 12 as Dough Lovett scored from seven yards and Bruce Gardner added a rushing score. Parsons led 14 points in the final period to preserve their league lead. a Thanksgiving victory over Iowa Wesleyan would seal the title.
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Fairfield
Parsons Wildcats
Iowa
Central
Frankmen
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons
Dough Lovett
Parks
Dutchman
Bruce Gardner
The Standard Instruction of America’s Leading Teacher
Chester Horton's guidance explains how to time a golf swing. It describes winding the wrists to create a cushion at the top and starting the club forward before the body follows. The club should lead, accelerating naturally, with the arms guiding rather than forcing the swing.
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America
Creighton Falls to St Louis in 20 to 7 clash
In smoky Smoggy Walsh stadium the St Louis Billikens beat Creighton 20 to 7. Johnny Nunn connected on three long second period passes for two touchdowns while Red Hemp and Woody Hermann added scores. Creighton only struck in the fourth quarter aided by a kickoff return and a late triple lateral for a TD.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Billikens
Walsh Stadium
Creighton
Johnny Nunn
Bills
Woody Hermann
Bill
Bluejays
Marquette
Vince Anderson
Billiken
Bill Zeisel
Stan Gromnicki
Paul Hartnck
Rol Engelbretson
Fort Madison Triumphs 12 7 Over McKinley in Season Finale
Fort Madison Iowa edged Cedar Rapids McKinley 12 to 7 in the season finale. The Bloodhounds led 12 0 after drives capped by McCannon and Derosear before Olson booted the late extra point for Cedar Rapids. Seniors starred on both sides as Fort Madison clinched a hard fought victory.
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Fort Madison
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Trott
Hayes
Derosear
McCannon
Deroscar
Golden Bears
Bloodhounds
Ed Person
Olson
John Derosear
Carr
Gable
Person
Scheible
Wayland Longwith
Fort Maines
Fort Maines. It." 7") Derosear Madison — Vaughn.Hauck. Golden. Ebinger
Bill Penney
Kuhlmeier
Plotz
Eferee, McKeever
Coe
Grinnell
Moon
Illinois
Cs Cs
Luther Norsemen Crush Dubuque University 53 to 0
Luther College dominated Dubuque University 53 to 0 as reserves filled in after the two star backs Ford and Stolla sat out. Leslie scored four touchdowns powering a fast start, with Luther leading 29-0 at halftime and adding six more TDs in the final two quarters.
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Dubuque
Luther College
Ford
Stolla
Norsemen
Dubuque University
Leslie
Luther
Gibbs
Norse
Hillman
McCaffrie
Wessel
Sucabom
Necceses
Rogers
Elle
Ereeses
Veccese
Esebessoosss
Ea Ees
Elie
Nelson
Hougard
Suale
Grangaard
Four Purdue Players Miss Train In Chicago
Four Purdue players were left at a wrong station in Chicago and failed to catch the team train. Cecil Isberl the star running back and teammates Krause George and Humphrey were delayed after a cab driver reportedly took them to the downtown station instead of Englewood.
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Iowa City, In
Ins
Purdue
Chicago
Cecil Isberl
Krause
George
Humphrey
Englewood
Champ Escobar Stops Quintana In First Round
Sixto Escobar bantamweight champion of Puerto Rico needed 1:49 of the first round to stop Carlos Quintana in New York. Quintana, who had beaten Escobar in a recent non title bout, fell after a sudden right to the jaw. Referee Arthur Donovan counted him out as Escobar sought a quick finish.
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New York
Sixto Escobar
Porto Rico
Carlos Quintana
Quintana
Escobar
Arthur Donovan
Central City High Teams Defeat Viola in Twin Wins
Central City boys and girls basketball teams defeated Viola Friday night. The girls won 34 17 led by Krause with 18 points while Central City captain Caryl scored 23 for the boys in a 4 16 margin. Car son led Viola with 8. Next Friday Central City hosts Coggan in boys action.
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the Gazette
Central City
Viola
Caryl
Armstrong
Krause
Carson
Coggan
Football Scores From The Associated Press State East and High School Pairings
A compilation of football results across many colleges and regions. Teams include Simpson 14, Penn 60 and Iowa Wesleyan 26, Burlington Jr. Com. 6, plus numerous state matchups and high school scores such as Atlantic 32 and Madison 12.
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Coc
Grinnell
Cornell
Ripon
Parsons
Central
Simpson
Penn
Luther
Dubuque
Iowa Wesleyan
Burlington Jr. Com
Wayne Normal
Western Union St. Louis
Creighton
EAST
North Dakota
South Dakota
Southern
Eastern
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker
Bethany
Kas
Ottawa
Kearney
Neb
Tehrs
McPherson Rotes
Kan
State
Cape Girardeau
Mary Tehrs
William Jewell
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Concordia
Hebron
Midland
Doane
Pecan Wesleyan
York U.mper Military
Kirksville
Warrensburponte
Business
Rockhurst
High School
Iowa Deaf Council Am
Sidney
Bedford
Corni Shenandoah
Semee Oak
Ee City
Mour
Blooms Rockwel City
Ton
St. Ambrose Academy
Davenport
Est
Waterloo
Hang Waterloo
Atlantic
Anes Osceciz
Leon One Madison
McKinney
Cedar Rap
Real Estate Transfers In Iowa Town 1936 Record List
A series of property transfers dated 1936 listing exr and trustee deeds, warranty deeds and quitclaims involving buyers and sellers such as E A Johnson, Catherine McCall, Irene and Dorothy Schultz, Oscar Lundquist, Linus Dunbar, Fred and Josephine Taylor, L V Cahoon, D W Bates, Frank G Klumph heirs, Leora Kettering, Frank C Nissen, S R Hankins, Evelyn Hankins, Thus Orr Dunlap, James Dunlap, Rufus Frank Clark, J A Hoover, and Thomas L Wolfe. Transactions cover lots and blocks in Pfautz add Lisbon, Jones Co’s add, Central City, Hill Crest of Higley’s add, Ellis pk add, Stamys ist add Robins, and government grants, with values and dates ranging from 1935 to 1936 and total consideration amounts around $1 to $4000 plus assumed mortgages and tax considerations.
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E A Johnson
Jesse G Woods
Catherine McCall
Pfautz
Lisbon
Irene Shultz
Dorothy L. Schultz
Oscar H Lundquist
Val Con
Linus Dunbar
Fred G Taylor
Josephine Taylor
Jones & Co’s
L Cahoon
D W Bates
Wapsie Valley State Bank
Central City
Frank G Klumph
Charlotte Klumph
Leora E Kettering
Undiv. Int
New Sec
Frank C Nissen
S R Hankins
Evelyn Hankins
Hillcrest
Higley
Orr Dunlap
James Dunlap
Ellis
Rufus Frank Clark
J A Hoover
Stamys
Elizabeth Clark
Thomas L Wolfe
State of Iowa
Cornell Rallies For 13-7 Win Over Ripon
In OUNT VERNON Iowa Cornell overcomes a 7-0 Ripon lead to win 13-7 Friday. Burgess catches two decisive passes for the tying and winning touchdowns as Cornell closes its Midwest Conference slate at .500. Key plays include a 25 yard pass to Burgess and a 7 yard burst by Leroy Pease to set up the go ahead score.
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Ount Vernon
Cornell
Ripon
Purple
Burgess
Ben Petersen
Crimson
Cornellians
Roy Pease
Charles Hokonson
Pease
Bob Cline
Petersen
Leroy Pease
Cline
Fallon
Buchholz
Ralph Kunz
Charles Kokonson
Dick Freeman
Vinton
Cornell Ripon
Bas Lane Wilnes
Evans Ek
Miller Moone
Lyle Hokonson
Martin Mey
Lev
Illnois
Devine
Iowa
Pallon
Cline Cornell
Green
Paul
Harrington
Lyman
Grimes
Strickler
Ponik
Haemele
Stewart
Braddock Louis bout in Atlantic City eyed
Despite outraged boxing authorities, a no decision bout between heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock and Joe Louis seems likely for February 22 in Atlantic City. Promoter changes include a $100,000 good faith payment and a reduced $300,000 guarantee with a 50 50 gate split above $500,000.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Detroit
Dusky
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Herman
Muggsy” Taylor
Philadelphia
Joe Gould
Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Louis
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Jacobs
Kilpatrick
Taylor
James LaFontaine
Washington Sportsman
Gould
the Garden
Max Schmeling
Edward C. Foster
Providence
R. I
National Boxing Association
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
Mexico Issues Unlimited Transport Licenses Totals 57
As of January 1, 1936, fifty seven persons in Mexico held unlimited transport licenses, with forty two of them native Mexicans.
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Mexico
Jockey Charles Kamar Ruled Off Turf for Life
At Narragansett Park in Rhode Island the 17 year old jockey Charles Kamar of Amsterdam New York was banned from American tracks for life after an unsatisfactory ride aboard Reservist in the third race. Reservist led into the stretch but slowed, allowing Paddy's Sister to win.
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Narragansett Park
R. I
Charles Kamar
Amsterdam
N. Y
Paddy
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Scribe
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United Press
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Rhode Island
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Chester Horton
Iowa City
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LG Wegner
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Jettersei
Fred Gardner Sweet Nell
Reiger
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Syracuse
Princeton
Carey Yale
Poe Sa
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Itter
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Es Kaufman
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Larry ‘Caneree
C. M. Waters
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Hamric Sayre Porter
Raskowski
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Hoffman Howell
Ernee Douglas
Cardwell Seer
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Ira Carr
Jack Crangle
Notre da
Army Stein
FT. Madison
Bears
Champ Escobar
Central City High
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Associated Press
West Virginia Wesleyan
Salem
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Tenn
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Mississippi
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Cumberland
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Foster
Joseph Malone
New Jersey State Athletic Commission
Phelan
Schmeling
Kamar
Hobel Motor CO
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Ford Agency
Ane Ana Rapids CO
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