Suchomel Sparks Rambler Victory in 34-0 Route
Wilson Ramblers overwhelmed Independence 34-0 in Cedar Rapids as Suchomel led open-field running with 24 15 and 2 yard gains and scored twice. Lahman Montague Valliere and Janos contributed as Wilson dominated time of possession and stifled the visitors, who failed to threaten in the first half.
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Independence
Dick Lahman
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Cedar Rapids
Moose Jones
Ramblers
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Suchamels
Bob Sheridan
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Janos
Danny Montague
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Lawrence Welbes
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Madison gains Three-Eye Loop spot for next season
Madison, Wis AP The Milwaukee Brewers American Association club filed articles of incorporation for the Madison Baseball Club Inc confirming a Three-Eye League franchise for next season. The team moves from Bloomington to Madison after lease talks with city officials for Breese Stevens Field. Eddie Lenahan, ex Madison Blues manager, named business manager. Incorporators include Brewer president Henry J. Bendinger secretary L. M. Nahin and AR. M. Schaeffer as statistician.
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American Association Baseball “Club
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Madi- Bot
Breese Pi Stevens Field
Eddie Lenahan
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Henry J. Bendinger
Brewer
L. M. Nahin
AR. M. Schaeffer
Central College Upsets Parsons in Iowa clash 28–13
Pella Iowa AP Central College Dutchmen toppled Parsons Wildcats 28 to 13, denying Parsons a possible Iowa conference title. Readable lines list players and positions while noting posttouchdown point after.
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Parsons
Pella
Central College Dutchmen
Iowa
Wildcats
Fairsfield
Schwengies
Elmore Riles
Riepe
Bishop Kincaid Noonan
Bradford
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Coe freshmen topple Grinnell 7 to 0 in early second half
Coe college freshmen seized a 7 0 lead in the final period as DeWayne Van Deelen ran for the score and connected on the point after. Grinnell defense forced several turnovers but could not close the gap, while Billy Arnett and Dale Thompson each made key interceptions for the Kohawks.
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Coe College
Grinnell
Billy Arnett
Pioneers
DeWayne van Deelen
Bob Schneider
Monk Myers
van Deelen
Kohawks
Ray Christy
Coe
Pioneer
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Stan Epstein
Dale Thompson
Coe Grinnell
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Mattelman
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Huff
Burns
Lawrence
Welsch
Inclis
Richland and Keota end in 6-6 football tie
Richland and Keota battled to a 6-6 tie Friday here with Richland scoring early in the game and Keota replying with a touchdown in the second period.
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Football Scores EAST AND SOUTH REGIONALS REPORT
Eastern group shows West Virginia Wesleyan 14 Salem 7 and Concord 13 New River 12 while many teams post scores across the Midwest South and Far West including Emporia 18 Bethany 0 Central 28 and Oklahoma Military 0 plus Kansas City JC 6 and Elon 32. The tally lists numerous colleges junior colleges and universities with mixed results for the week across multiple conferences and regions.
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New River Tehrs
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Spring Hill
Muskingham
Georgetown College
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Tenn Wesleyan
Cochran Tehrs
Tenn University JC
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Boxing Results Across Cities Feature Notable Wins
The Associated Press reporting bouts lists Dilly Conn versus Pitts burch in New York with Gus Lesnevich named as heavyweight champion. In Chicago Everett Rixchtmire defeats Gene Spencer. Hollywood Salica stops Tony Olivers in Oakland. Philadelphia Thala Coronelia defeats Nick Floren in Philadelphia.
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Dilly Conn
Pittsburch
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside Park
Chicago
Everett Rixchtmire
Sioux City
Gene Spencer
Hollywood
Salica
Brooklyn
Tony Olivers
Oakland
Calif
Cornell Routs Carleton 20 to 6 on Final Finder
Cornell under Dick Barker beat Carleton 20 to 6 in the season finale at Mount Vernon. Dick Raiter sparked the Purple with punt returns and passes, fueling two first-half scores while Tornquist and Sprague added later TDs. Carleton led 6-0 before Cornell struck twice, sealing the win and leaving Cornell hopeful for a share of the Midwest conference.
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Dick Barker
Cornell
Purple
Dick Raiter
Raiter
Jim Sprague
Gene Tornquist
Fats
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Sprague
Don Anderson
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Grinnell
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Enich's Father To See Son In Action
Peter Enich a Chicago and North Western railroad laborer will attend the Iowa Minnesota game in Iowa City to see his son Mike Enich play. Mitchell Enich, his high school teammate, also traveled to witness the game and cheer on the brothers.
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Peter Enich
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Mike
University of Iown
Iowa City
Mitchell Enich
Prep star tallies all points in 71-0 rout
Eufaula high halfback Junior Golding scored every point for his team, tallying 11 touchdowns and five extra points as Eufaula overwhelmed Haileyville 71 to 0. The standout produced a remarkable single game scoring showcase.
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Eufaula
Okla
Junior Golding
Haileyville
Crisler cites ballyhoo and injuries as Michigan flaws
Philadelphia AP report quotes Fritz Crisler blaming Michigan's slide on excessive hype, a rebuilt line, and injuries. He notes the Wolverines entered the season aiming for world dominance, but overconfidence and key absences hindered progress ahead of the Penn game.
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Philadelphia
Michigan
Fritz Crisler
Wolverines
Pennsylvania
Crisler
Broaca Forced To Increase Alimony In Mass Court
Johnny Broaca former Yale athlete and Cleveland Indians pitcher was ordered by probate judge to raise his alimony from 18 to 35 dollars weekly. The wife sought 75 weekly claiming 8000 dollar annual income and hardship for their two year old son. The divorce attachment on his funds for 3700 dollars remained in place.
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Johnny Broaca
Cleveland Indians
Yale
Cullen C. Campbell
Bobby Cifer Ends His Prep Career in Kingsport Rout
In Kingsport Tennessee AP reports Bobby Cifer capped his high school football career with a 40 to 0 win over Morristown. The 185 pound halfback scored 20 points including 67 16 and 20 yard TD runs and added an extra point after two trips. He led the nation last year with 235 points in 12 games and increased this season to 127 points across ten games.
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Tenn
Bobby Cifer
Finis
Morristown
Razorbacks stun SMU in 14-0 upset at Little Rock
Arkansas Razorbacks, led by Kay Eakin and Ralph Atwood, beat Southern Methodist 14-0 before 8000 fans. The Parkers dominated with two first-half scores and a strong ground game, while SMU penetrated Arkansas territory only in the final minute.
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University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Southern Methodist Mustangs
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Razorbacks
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Ralph Atwood
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Atwood
Mustang
Aubrey Neal
Miller
Southern Methodist
Johnnie Clements
Dubuque Beats Penn 15 to 7 in Iowa clash
Dubuque University won its conference finale 15 7 over Penn of Oskaloosa. Penn halfback Emmett Evans suffered a brain concussion in the third period and was hospitalized. Scoring: Dubuque Lussow Schiers touchdown, Sellergren kick. safety Evans. Penn Roe touchdown, Gammon kick. Officials listed.
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Dempsey Willard Fight Films Reveal Savage Power and Legacy
In Toledo twenty years earlier a private screening of the Dempsey Willard bout film stunned a roomful of reporters and promoters. The footage shows Dempsey's brutal, relentless assault that overwhelmed Willard, sparking debate over whether Dempsey would outpace Joe Louis. Tex Rickard arranged the film, stored away due to interstate exhibition laws, and now promoters plan a national release as laws ease.
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Dampsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Joe Louis
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Tex Rickard
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Midwest
Tittle Gus Scolaro Tops Major League
Henry McLemore reviews Billy Conn in Madison Square Garden defending the light heavyweight title against Gus Lesnevich. Conn’s speed and defense dazzle, but he lacks knockout power as promoters eye a Louis title shot next summer. Some experts think a slowed, powered punch could make him dangerous.
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Slippery Rock Considers Brain Bowl Offer After Final Game
Slippery Rock Teachers college football coach N Kerr Thompson said his undefeated team would likely accept a brain bowl contest with Northwestern Missouri State Teachers if they win their last game. Slippery Rock has seven wins, while California State Teachers enters on a six game skid. Maryville boasts 18 straight victories against Slippery Rock.
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N. Kerr Thompson
Slippery Rock Teachers College
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Missouri State Teachers of
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California
St. Joseph, Mo
Cornell Cross Country Defeats Carleton in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon, Cornell College defeated Carleton College 15 to 40 Friday. The Purple runners finished strong, finishing in a five way tie for first place at the event.
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Carleton
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Carleton College
Pro Coaches Rate Nile Kinnick Tops
The NY Fight Managers association targets Hymie Caplin for allegedly stealing Lew Jenkins from Frank Bachman. A blitz of sports chatter highlights Nile Kinnick as top pro coach opinion, Ace Parker praised over him, with Missouri’s Paul Christman debunked by a Western paper as fictional. Also noted are Ed Kochis as a late-blooming tackle kicker, and Willard-Dempsey film plans for Jan 15.
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Hymie Caplin
Lew Jenkins
Texas
Frank Bachman
Missouri
Paul Christman
Christman
Dizzy Dean
Ace Parker
Brooklyn
Nile Kinnick
Parker
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