Roosevelt Wins City Grid Title In A Close 6 0 Triumph
Roosevelt Roughriders claim the city prep football championship with a 6 to 0 win over McKinley Golden Bears. The lone score came in the final moments of the third period on a Reilley to Hughes pass play. Endsley and the Roosevelt line anchored the defense while McKinley threatened early but could not finish drives.
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Inal Perah
McKinley Furnte
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Coe and Cornell Frosh Tie 6-6 in Tight Scramble
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Ia Freshman teams from Coe and Cornell played to a 6 6 tie with no scoring until the final period Kohawks rallying for a late touchdown as Cornell defense stymied key Coe drives. Freeman and Shearer starred for Cornell with late drives halted by Nelson and Nortstein’s receiving and blocking.
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Notre Dame and Temple Lead Rose Bowl Candidate List
In Los Angeles AP reports Notre Dame and Temple sit among top Rose Bowl candidates. Coach Warner praises Notre Dame as strongest choice, noting strong teams like Princeton Dartmouth and Syracuse would influence selections, while Marquette and Minnesota face uncertainty depending on Temple or Notre Dame outcomes.
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Dartmouth
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State
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Bourquette
Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities
World bantamweight champion Sisto Enacobar Wid from Puerto Rico defeated Taw Nalica in New York to retain the title. Johnny Duew beat Ralph Chong in Philadelphia while Lee Duncan outpointed Joe Hekyra in Bethlehem. Willard Brown won on points in Indianapolis, Tony Frestia defeated Joe Gorman in Ashbury Park, and Cannonball Green stopped Maxie Rosenbloom in Ventura.
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High School Football Scores and Contests Across Regions
The page lists numerous high school football results and upcoming games across multiple colleges and teams. Notable scores include Cedar Rapids 6 Mort Madison 13 and Clinton 26 Rank Palle 4. The roundup covers teams such as Alabama, Miami, and Virginia with various district standings and future fixtures.
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Marion Routs Monticello 33-0 in Homecoming
Marion high exploded for five unanswered scores in the second half to defeat Monticello 33-0 in the homecoming game. Key stands came from Reynolds and Yeoman on defense and Reed with Lowe on offense as Marion surged from the 50 yard line after the third period.
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Cochran Leads Three-Cushion Championship Field
San Francisco player Welker Cochran tops a ten man field in the three cushion tourney as Johnny Layton contends for the title. Contenders include Willie Happ of New York Art Thurnbiad of Chicago and Johnny Layton the retiring champion.
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Coe Closes Season In Conflict With Grinnell Pioneers
Coe College ends its season in a contested game against the Grinnell Pioneers. The matchup features standout players such as Camson and Reed as coaches prepare lineups for a final effort.
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Whestling Results and Replays From Recent Meet
Sports brief detailing wrestling results and standout performances. Mentions athletes, teams, and venues with sparse readable names and outcomes, reflecting a mid midseason recap from local coverage.
Escobar Defeats Salica For 118-Pound Title
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico defeated Lou Salica of Brooklyn by unanimous decision in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to annex the 118-pound title. Escobar seeks Balcazar Sanchilli of Spain for a unification match, with promoter Mike Jacobs aiming for February in Miami or Havana.
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West Liberty High Edges Anamosa 6 0 in Homecoming
West Liberty High defeated Anamosa 6 to 0 in a hard fought homecoming game. Moylan scored the decisive 15 yard run in the first quarter as West Liberty’s defense stifled the visitors. Seventeen players were awarded letters after the game, three seniors among them who will be back next season.
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Notre Dame Honors Late Football Captain Sullivan
In New York the university announces a bronze plaque and a trophy named Joseph George Sullivan inter hall football championship trophy. The award will be given annually to the winning team in Notre Dame's inter hall league honoring the 1935 captain-elect who died last March.
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Joseph George Sullivan
Avoiding hip thrust in golf for proper timing and power
The author argues power comes from the shoulders, hands, and arms not the hips. If the hips are thrown into the hit the club lags behind the body, creating late swings and poor shots. Proper swing keeps the club in front and coordinated with the body for consistent golf.
Franklin Meets Newton High At Hill Park At 2 30
The final local prep game of the season runs this afternoon at Hill Park as Franklin faces Newton High at 2 30. Newton arrives with an impressive season record and a first class struggle is anticipated on the gridiron.
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Louisiana State Favored To Win From Georgia In Frank Thomas Guesses
Frank Thomas predicts LSU as likely to win the Southeastern Conference title, with Georgia and Tulane possible threats. He notes Alabama, Vanderbilt, and Tennessee in pursuit, and cites key matchups including Georgia Tech at Alabama and Duke versus North Carolina shaping the title race.
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College Football Upsets Amid Weekend Action
Auburn defeats Oxlethorse and Tulane tops Kentucky as Mississippi State beats Hattilesburo Tehra. Vanderbilt beats Tennessee, Maryland edges Washington and Lee, and Virginia Tech leads Virginia. Texas Christ U over Texan, Southern Methodial U over Ark, Rice prevails vs Texas A and M. Centenary defeats Baylor, Furman over South Carolina, and North Carolina triumphs over Duke.
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Five Big 10 Tilts On Program Today
AP reports Minnesota aims to beat Michigan at Ann Arbor as Ohio State seeks revenge on Illinois at Columbus. Northwestern hosts Wisconsin in Evanston with 25 000 fans expected, while Indiana eyes its first conference win against Chicago. Iowa and Purdue meet with about 15 000 crowd anticipated at Ross-Ade stadium.
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Dressen Signed To Lead Reds In 1936
Cincinnati Reds officials announced Charlie Dressen signed to manage the club for the 1936 season. Terms were not disclosed but reports say Dressen sought a raise and a two year contract which were not granted.
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Fort Madison Edges Woodrow Wilson 13 2 in Semi Final Push
Fort Madison high school defeated Cedar Rapids Woodrow Wilson 13 to 2 on a rain slick field. Klein and Paul connected for a one yard score, Griswold to Klein failed extra point, Wilson countered with a late safety.
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Roosevelt And McKinley Fresh Sophs Tie
Roosevelt and McKinley sophomores freshmen fought to a scoreless draw Friday afternoon leaving the city championship tied between the two teams.
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Penn Coach Job Hangs In Balance At Penn
Alumni and students react to Penn football losses as Dr Mercer delays decision on Harvey Harmon’s 1936 role. Gates plan anti subsidy policy blamed by some, while Harmon supporters cite program issues. Mercer states full study required before action.
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Kinross Shuts Out South English 16 7 in Season Opener
Kinross high school beat South English high 16 to 7 in the season opener. South English Independent defeated Wellman Independents 41 to 10 in another matchup.
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Keswick and Webster Split Opens in Local Hoops
Keswick high school opened its season with two games at Webster. In the first contest Webster won 25 to 8, while Keswick captured the second 13 to 3.
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