Temple Upsets Undefeated Marquette Gridders 26 to 6
EWPLE Stadium Philadelphia Temple Owls defeat Marquette 26 to 6 ending their 5-0 start. John Kusko led Temple with multiple scores, including a 58-yard drive and passes to Edwin Walker, while Kusko and Renzo propelled a 331 yard offensive night. Marquette struggled, with 20 Temple first downs to 6 for Marquette and 331 total yards to 27.
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Milwaukee
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Bill Davidson
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Terpe
Aareuette
Duke Surprises North Carolina With 25 to 0 Win
Duke defeats North Carolina 25 to 0 at DKE Stadium in an upset. NC fail to score. Duke dominates with strong defense and key plays. Crowd of 43,060 witnesses a convincing victory shifting regional football talks.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Muhlenberg 5 to 0 in Big Win
Cornell University blanked Muhlenberg 5 to 0 before about 5,090 fans at the Pris grounds. Fordham dominated the game with its strong offense from early in the contest.
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New York
Fordham University
Coggon Opens Cage Season Nov 22 By Meeting Central City
Coggon High School starts the 1935-26 basketball season with a Nov 22 game at Central City. The team, led by seven lettermen, faces handicap without a home gym. A practice schedule with Central City keeps the squad together until the new gym is completed. Teams seeking games may contact Coach R Smola.
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Conesville High Five Defeats Durant 45 23 In Opener
Conesville high school edged Durant 45 to 23 in the opening game of the season. Hankins led Conesville with 15 points. Conesville’s second team also won, 13 to 10, over Durant’s second squad.
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Letter Winners Out For Urbana Basketball Teams
Urbana reports five lettermen and seven letterwomen are back in practice for the season. Mervin Smith Gerald Ferguson Lowell Snenlhashe Eldrec Hensen Harold Hepker and a Brenden student are on the boys roster. The girls include Neva Dell Fox Elaine Markham Winifred Wrekoff Jean Hoffman Jane Ford Margaret Cook and Derotis Hepker. Schedule notes list dates for practices and tournaments for both boys and girls teams at Urbana.
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Harold Hepker
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Jean Hoffman
Jane Ford
Margaret Cook
Derotis Hepker
Frank D
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Van Horne Names 22 Basketball Aspirants for Team
Van Horne high school announces 22 students volunteer for basketball. Coach H A Jacobs lists returning players Leland Barron and Donald Krumm and identifies six seniors aiming for the first squad. Newcomers include Norman Acker Norman Potter and Wayne Potter with several freshmen vying for spots.
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Leland Barron
Donald Krumm
Studette
George Peiper
Howard Wieditz
Jorn Barry
Kermit Younge
Lamoine Tor
Norman Accer
Wayne Potter
Sree A & He
Elkader High To Play 12 Basketball Games
Elkader High plans a 12 game basketball schedule featuring local rivals and away contests. The lineup includes matchups with area teams and a final stretch aimed at district play, with coaches emphasizing preparation and team cohesion.
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Elkader High
Grinnell High Grapplers Feature Veteran Lineup
Grinnell High School showcases a veteran wrestling team led by noted grapplers Pearce and Sele. The roster includes seasoned athletes with strong performance history, as meet results highlight resilience and steady scoring.
Grinnell Wrestlers Face Close 105 Pound Class Race
Meyer and Jerry Phipps weigh in as main rivals in an 85 and 115 pound class showdown. Keith Downey Ted Rasmussen and Kenneth Halstead lead a crowded 105 pound field to represent Grinnell. Ernest Selle posted five falls last season. The Vinton school for the blind visits Wednesday as strong opposition. Schedule includes Vinton here December 13 West Waterloo here January 8 Perry here January 28 Valley Junction here January 31 Vinton there February 14 Perry there.
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West Waterloo
Perry
Valley Junction
Elgin High Opens Basketball Practice With 25 Players
Special to The Gazette Elgin High reports 25 players at start of practice. Veterans Shaffer and Weibel return. junior high and reserve standouts include F Schupbach W Schupbach McMillan Meyer and Gruber. Ten game schedule set from December through March plus county tournament and sectionals.
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Gazette
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Weibel
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W. Schupbach
McMillan
Meyer
Gruver
Hawkeye
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Randalla
Clermont
Maynard
Pharmersburg
Fayette
St Joseph of Elkader to Play 16 Cage Games
St Josephs Elkader schedules a 16 game season under coach Max Gerber. Key dates, opponents and locations listed include Open Gate and Oelwein with tryouts featuring Captain Thomas Malch, John DeeGee, Dave Walen and other players.
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Tama Toledo elevens renew grid rivalry
Tama and Toledo football teams renew the annual rivalry in class V action. Toledo holds edge in recent years but Tama expects a tighter contest this season as both sides challenge for intrastate supremacy.
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ElKader Junior College Prepares For Cage Schedule
Elkader coach Lyle Shroyer fields an eight-man roster for the 1935-36 basketball season. Returning lettermen Marvin Meder and Clark Costigan anchor the squad with Gardnersburg’s Lloyd Mueller Burdette Wold and Chester Walters. Newcomers include Leon Holscher from Dyersville Nordine Olson and Ross Powell from Elkader, with two more games set prior to Christmas at Maquoketa Lenox Wartburg Independence.
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Gazette
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Lyle Shroyer
Marvin Meder
Clark Costigan
Elkport
Lloyd Mueller
Burdette Wold
Chester Walters
Farmersburg
Leon Holscher
Dyersville
Nordine Olson
Ross Powell
Maquoketa
Lenox
Decorah Basketball Practice Delayed By Facility Delays
Decorah high school basketball, prep for a Dec 6 opener under coach Al Hancer, cannot begin practice due to missing gym baskets and faulty lighting. Thirteen games on schedule include December sessions with Lime Springs, Postville, and Dec 17 at West Union.
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al Hancer
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Postville
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Charles City
Oelwein
New Hampton
Ke-Wash Considers Sigourney Invite for Conference Membership
Washington Ke-Wash officials weigh inviting Sigourney to join the conference as most member schools compete against Sigourney teams in football and basketball. A formal invitation is not yet extended and decisions will take several weeks. The season opens in four weeks with practice for all Ke-Wash teams within ten days, and a lengthy Dec Jan schedule follows with matchups across Kalona Keota Wellman Richland Brighton West Chester and Brighton.
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West Chester
Kalona
Keota
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Richlan
Kalonas
Chenier
Pat O Shocker To Meet Wampler On Next Mat Program
Pat O Shocker a famed Salt Lake City wrestler known as an Irishman and top west coast matman meets Earl Wampler in a two out of three falls main event at Memorial coliseum in Cedar Rapids. The heavyweight star, noted for endurance and rough style, fights to subdue Wampler as local promoters seek a heavyweight referee to maintain order.
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O’shocker
Salt Lake City
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
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O'Shocker
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Center Point High Cagers Book Games
Center Point High School will play a season slate under coach A. L. Pierce. The schedule lists openers on November 23, then away and home games against Urbana Central City and others from December to February, with boys and girls tournaments in February and March.
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Gazette
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