Waterloo East Defeats Washington High 13 to 0 in Clean Game
East Waterloo, led by strong defense and a blocked punt set up two first-half scores to topple Cedar Rapids Washington 13 to 0 on the East grid. Nance sparked the visitors with relentless line breaks while Flowers and Haughton shone for Waterloo as they opened a pair of scoring drives and held the hosts scoreless.
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Oregon State Wins Sectional Clash From Fordham 9 6
Oregon State defeats Fordham 9 to 6 in a sectional clash as Danowski and Franklin drive the Beaver offense. Fordham answers with early drives and a tying score but Oregon State loaders halt multiple Fordham threats in a tense game.
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Tri County League Opens Basketball Schedule November 28
The Tri County league will start its conference basketball schedule on Tuesday November 28 with games across the region. Both boys and girls teams will compete, with a full schedule announced by conference officials and aligned to footballless schools.
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Decorah Tops Cresco 7-0 In Northeastern Iowa Circuit
Decorah defeated Cresco 75 in a Northeastern Iowa circuit game with a late yards sprint and key runs. Gare n and Tak re led the scoring sequence while Cresco threatened repeatedly but could not cross the line.
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Delmar Prepares Cage Schedule For Season
Delmar high school outlines its basketball schedule for the upcoming season with details on teams and key games. Names and places appear garbled, but plan centers on local league play and school athletics coverage.
Springville Sweeps Toddville In Doubleheader Victory
Springville high school basketball won both games from Toddville on Friday. The seconds defeated Toddville 29 to 5, and the first team won 58 to 15. Bebber Kinkead and Bexwell starred for Springville while Newman stood out for Toddville.
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Purdue Iowa Game Play By Play First Half
A jagged play by play recounts Purdue and Iowa trading drives and turnovers. Crayne led Purdue with passing and rushing in a tight first half as Iowa capitalized on mistakes and built a lead by the third quarter.
College Football Scores Across The Big Ten And Regions
A wide sweep of football scores from many colleges shows Purdue beating Iowa State 14 to 6, Illinois 7 over Northwestern 8, Ohio State 6 over Wisconsin 0, and Michigan 4 over Notre Dame 7. Other notable results include Kansas 141 Oklahoma 6 and Drake 13 over Grinnell 4, with numerous regional matches across the Midwest and West.
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Nebraska Eleven Falls to Pitt 6 0 in Hard Battle
Pitt defeats Nebraska 6 0 as Nickisk scores the game winning touchdown. Quarterback Nicksick catches a long pass for the score. Weinstock misses the point after. Weinstock also kicks early for Pitt. Sauer and Sebastian spark Nebraska drives but fail to score. The game features fumbles and aggressive defense with multiple key plays across all quarters.
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Ke-Wash Conference Opens Cage Drills Schedule Released
Ke-Wash conference schools begin basketball preparations after completing football schedules. West Chester, last season’s champions, expected to lead with several other strong teams. the schedule lists games from December through February across Keota Richland Wellman Kalona Brighton and West Chester.
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Independence To Have Independent Cage Team
An independent basketball team is organized in Independence built from former local stars. Last spring a portion of these players finished second in Class B State A. A. U. tourney at Cedar Rapids. The squad includes Mike Farrah of Iowa Bill McRoberts of Dartmouth Wilbert Frye and Mike Williamson of Independence junior college. No games are set yet and bookings are solicited.
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Independence Cagers Open Season with Win Over Quasqueton
Independence high basketball team defeated Quasqueton 41 to 19 in the season opener. The Panthers surged to a 14-2 first quarter lead, held a 21-13 halftime advantage, and widened the gap with a strong second-half showing as reserves contributed heavily. Anderson led Quasqueton with ten points while Griffith and Tate powered Independence with multiple field goals.
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Oelwein Eleven Ends Season With 6 Wins
Oelwein high gridmen finish with six varsity wins and two losses, sec ond in the Northeast Iowa conference after beating Cresco Decorah Waverly New Hampton and Manchester Independence. They lost to Charles City who took the title East Waterloo also defeated them in non conference play. The B team adds two wins over Maynard and Wadena and seniors McCormick Strong Sisco Dawson Jamison Johnston Day Whalen Fay Blech and Shay played their last game against New Hampton.
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Trojans Soar Past Oregon 26 to 0 in Stadium Thriller
Southern California dominated undefeated Oregon 26 to 0 before 50 000 fans. Irvine Warburton led a 64 yard breakaway, with Clemens Stevens and Howard keying two point conversions as USC overpowered Oregon’s backfield in a scoring spree that halted the Ducks title hopes. Oregon’s Wishard stood out on defense while Mikulak anchored USC’s secondary.
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Army Rallies To Beat Penn Military 12 0
At West Point Army defeats Pennsylvania Military 12 to 0 after being blanked through three quarters. Texas Jack Buckler scores the decisive touchdown drive in the fourth, extending Army’s win streak to eight. The Cadets survive a stern defensive stand by the visitors and avoid a major upset.
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Washington Juniors Face Season With One Veteran on Roster
Coach George Freshwaters lists Lester Jones as the sole veteran on the Washington Juniors team. Injuries sideline Jack Lytle and John Jackson, while drill begins with players such as Turner, Shaffer, Homer, Wells, and others. The schedule includes games in December and February across Albia, Centerville, Burlington, Centerville again, and Mount Pleasant.
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Stanwood Opens Basketball Season Against Durant
Stanwood high school coach Lois Riecks says the Green and White are shaping up for the opener with Durant on November 27 at home. Captain Earl Domer Dale Flausburg and Ernest Von Behren lead a squad with three lettermen and a full schedule through February 24 including county tournament play.
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Hopkinton Announces New Basketball Schedule
Hopkinton high coach D H Johnston releases the season slate with games at Earlville Buck Creek Greeley Delhi Oneida and Monticello. Non league dates include home games December 19 and February 13 at Monticello.
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Center Junction Cage Teams Win 2 Games
Center Junction opened the basketball season with a double header against Baldwin. The girls won 32 to 6 and the local boys posted a 12 to 8 victory. Referee Dick Beall of Viola officiated both games.
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Wapello Defeats Wyman In Basketball Opener
Weetio high school opened the 1933-34 season with Wyman Friday night, Wapello winning 31 to 14 in the Gazette report.
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Anamora High Defeats West Liberty 7–0 in Gridiron
Anamora high school beat West Liberty 7 to 0 on Friday night. The report also notes mentions of the Welsh Eisteddfod and Tehama County turkey farming with trained dogs, as context in the page.
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Parnell High School Basketball Schedule Released
Parnell Supt J B Macareavy announced the season lineup with games at home and away. The slate includes St Marys Ottumwa Cosgrove Millersboro Rees Poine, St Marys North English Cosgrove Conroy Patrick’s Kinross Marengo and a county tournament at Victor with dates in November through February.
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Delta High School Starts Cage Practice Ahead of Season
Special to The Gazette Delta High School basketball opens practice as Coach Avon Corey finalizes the 1933-34 schedule heading into a Dec. 1 opener against What Cheer. The inter-class tournament runs this week as details for upcoming games against Gibson Thornburg Martinsburg Keswick and Keokuk County tourney at Keota emerge.
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Celwein High Prepares For Cage Drills And Season Opener
Celwein high basketball will begin cage drills Monday under Coach George W. Lee as they prep for the Dec 4 opener with Maynard. Thirteen games are on the schedule with five lettermen Fay Luther Sisco Shay and Wheeler among the expected returners plus Dawson Lonberg Whalen Ross Mattern Gaer Jamison and Shafer. Schedule includes Dec 9 Maynard here Dec 19 Independence there Dec 22 East Waterloo there Jan 5 Charles City there Jan 6 West Union here Jan 12 Waverly there Jan 19 Waverly here Jan 26 New Hampton here Feb 2 Independence here Feb 9 Charles City here Feb 13 West Union there Feb 20 Nashua here Feb 23 Decorah there.
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Troy Mills Announces 1933 Basketball Card
Troy Mills high school reveals 1933 basketball schedule with games at Toddville Center Point Central City Walker and Certrad City plus a county tournament on February 23 and league contests through February. The list includes home and away dates and opponents such as Toddville Center Point Walker and Corson.
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