Roosevelt and Grant battle to scoreless tie in Des Moines
Roosevelt high of Des Moines and Grant high of Cedar Rapids played to a 0-0 tie in a game highlighted by goal line stands and key punt returns. Roosevelt's defense, led by Nowlan punting and Meyn in the backfield, held Grant from crossing the line as the clock expired.
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ES Moines
Roosevelt High
Des Moines
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Roughriders
Wayne Nowlen
Roosevelt
Roughrider
Jauinwic
Vistors
Bodtke
Nowlen
Nowlan
Meyn
Grant Safetyman
McMichael
Snyder
Klumpar
Bovey
Sillo
Bernard Smith
Silio
McPheeters
Miller
Sac
Nowlin
Great ‘ Beerevelt
Ccaseeeserseer
Haynes
Woltz Klummpar
Williams
Wolts
Maher
Neak Kreidenier
Means
Conklin
Mil Jer
Woltz
Willams
Brammer
Grant—Jones
Jones
Campbell
Jung
Woodford
Mineck
Henry Hasbrouck
Town State
Cress Hoyt
Grin- Dell
Sam Orebaush
Cyclones Top Drake 34 to 13 In Strong Midseason Showing
Iowa State dominates Drake with a 34 to 13 victory. Grefe shines in his final Cyclone game with two touchdowns and several key plays, aided by Theophilus in backfield defense. Drake trails as Potts and Thompson led late efforts. Cyclones win the scrimmage with 196 rushing yards to Drake’s 139 and eight passes for 151 yards.
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Grefe
Don Theophilus
Bulldogs
Martin
Templeton
Dixon
Iowa State
Thompson
Potts
Drake
State
Cyclones
Lichter
Martin Berner
Schatlin
Theophilus
Towa
Deckin
Brechler
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 19–0 in Contested Gridiron Victory
Yale dominates Harvard 19 to 0 as Curtin, Lassiter, and Levering score. Crowley and Parker contribute key runs and receptions despite Harvard’s late attempts. Substitutes see action and a late Harvard drive ends in turnover as Yale preserves the shutout.
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Harvard
Crowley
Lassiter
Nazro
Curtin
Yale
Garnsey
Crimson
Parker
Mac Williamson
Williamson
Crickard
Carl Hagerman
Warvard Nat O'Connell
Ssseevsee LA Cove
Howland Stantionel Ccr
Hinchaell Curtin
Mareralt Parker
Tinweinntt Sullivan
Well Lassiters
Lblee Oriekat Crowley
Pal Hares
Levering
Baron le
Deannelis
Malin. Johnson
G. Stobeecombe
Rz Kilcullen
Thi Kimball
Martine. Browne
Ah C. Williamson
I Callan
M Williamson
Bartol
Cassedy
Je Rogers
It Mealy
Grane
Te Walcott
Res Witney
Ah Sherman
Pescosoldo
Thi
Leonard Nevin
Rh Waters
Grady
E.ds. O'lrien
Tutte
J. P. Eagan
Duquesseyines
T. J. McCabe
Holy Cross
A- W. Palmer
Colby
McLarnin To Fight Fuller In New York On Dec. 16
Canadian lightweight veteran Jimmy McLarnin announced plans to fight Sammy Fuller at Madison Square Garden on December 16. He will travel east Tuesday to begin training and denied reports he planned to wed and retire.
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McLarnin
Fuller
New York
Vancouver
B. C
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Fuller
Madison Square Garden
East
Tony Canzonett
Lillian Cupit
Creighton Stomps Wyoming Eleven 34-0 in season finale
Creighton University football closed its season with a 34 to 0 win over Wyoming University. Howdy Gordon, the right halfback, scored three touchdowns as Omaha team dominated with strong line play and end sweeps, scoring in every quarter.
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OMAHA
Creighton University
Wyoming University
Howdy Gordon
Omahwans
Cowboys
Cornell Vies To End Season With Bradley Game
Mount Vernon Cornell football prepares for Thanksgiving day at Peoria against Bradley Tech after a week off. Coach Dick Barker aims to finish the season with a win as several seniors including Haloupek Anderson Kuhnke Sells Watson Adamson Madison Shiplett and Boyer face final college action.
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The
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Carleton
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Dick Barker
Purple
Bradley
Don Haloupek
Jim Anderson
Cliff Kuhnke
Lyle Sells
25 Letter Winners Return To Hawkeye Winter Teams
Iowa City reports 25 letter men back for winter sports at the University of Iowa. Basketball leads with eight veterans, track has seven, four swimmers return, and wrestling and gymnastics each have three veterans. Names of returning players and captains listed for each sport.
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Hawkeye
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Department of Athletics
Moffitt
Riegert
Kotjow
Swaney
Eshleman
Krumbholz
Selzer
Filkins
Jackson
Hutton
Campisi
Dean
Hoskinson
Moore
Oberlin
Nielson
McCloy
McGuire
Janss
Johnson
Dull
O'Leary
Kringle
L. Cassell
Bolta
Tulane Vanderbilt Feud Threatens Southern Conference Split
A heated Tulane Vanderbilt dispute over a New Orleans incident triggers talk that the Southern Conference could fracture. Russ Cohen of Vanderbilt faces accusations tied to Tulane captain Nellie Felts and Julian Foster. Cohen says Vanderbilt will not renew with Tulane.
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Tulane
Vanderbilt
Russ Cohen
Vandy
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Cohen
Nelfie Felts
Greenies
Nashville
Dan McGugin
Julian Foster
Felts
Foster
Commodores
West Union Builds Cage Campaigns For Boys And Girls
West Union high school outlines a boys basketball schedule with six veterans led by coach Robert K. McLeese and seniors Carl Johnson and Rodney Drews. The girls team will play four games amid a declining trend for girls basketball coached by Helene Silver and Harriet Peel. Six Northeastern Iowa towns in the conference join Cresco Decorah Waukon New Hampton Oelwein Osage in the league.
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Union- Pobed Ute
West Union
Carl Johnson
Rodney Drewes
Clayton Schreiner
Earl Woodson
Hugh Ploog
Lester Springer
Robert K. McLeese
Decorah
Bare
Watukon
New Hampton
Maynard
Randalia
Ark
Olace
Waukon
Maynard Opens Season with Twin Bill Wins Over Waucoma
Maynard both boys and girls teams beat Waucoma 18 to 8 and 18 to 12 to start the season. The schedule lists two games per date against Arlington Randalia Stanley Hawkeye and rematches with Waucoma, with dates from November to February across multiple towns.
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the Gazette
Maynard
West Union
Hawkeye
Payette
Fayette
Weat Union
Randalia
Clermont
Keswick Opens Season With Two Victories
Keswick high begins basketball season with two wins over South English 12 8 and 22 4. The team also defeats Gibson 40 1 and 5 2. Future games listed at Webster Thornbury Sigourney Kinross and Gibson with locations and dates.
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Keswick
Keswick High
South English
Gibson
Webster
Thornbure
Sigourney
Kinross
Reformatory Gridders Triumph 25–0 Over Dubuque
Anamosa Reformatory shuts out the Governors' Greys of Dubuque 25 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. Vandevere powered the victory with a 40 yard touchdown run. The team advances to face the Cascade independents Thursday.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Reformatory
Governors’ Greys of
Dubuque
Vandevere
Reformatory
Cascade Independents
Cornell Cagers Face Inexperience In Coming Season
Mount Vernon report notes Cornell must rebuild with nine scheduled games and only Gale Henke as returning letterman. Coach Ben Douglass plans to add football players after the season, aiming for a lean lineup for December 16 game with Augustana and seven Midwest Conference contests.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Corewell
Ben Douglass
Augustana
Douglass
Gale Henke
Mitchell
Geneva
Ill
Cornell Cagers
Cornell
Coe
Knox
Ripon
Monmouth
Carleton
Lawrence
Beloit
Cee-Cornell
Fresh- Delyta
Iowa and Cyclones to Resume Their Rivalry on Mat
Special to The Cosette reports Iowa and Iowa State will meet in a dual wrestling meet for the first time next season. Coach Mike Howard says dates and locations will be set after Iowa completes Big Ten schedule talks in Chicago. Iowa State under Hugo Otopalik has produced strong teams. prospects for 1933 look better than in years.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa State
Mike Howard
Hawkeyes
Iowans
Chicago
Hugo Otopalik
Columbus Junction Team Meets Mushie Eleven at Benefit Game
A charity football game will be held next Thursday on the Columbus high field pitting a Columbus pickup team of local stars against the Atlas Independents of Muscatine. Local players include Harold and Ralph Pine, Ralph Dean, Boots Hanft, Kenneth Rodruck, William Cecil, John Letts, Knowlton Fletcher, Roe Littrel, Hubert and Gerald Simons, Walter Jennings, Desmond Kulp, Ransome Diller, Bone Wolford, Tippy Coffin and others.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High
Atlas Independents of
Muscatine
Harold and
Ralph Pine
Ralph Dean
Boots Hanft
Kenneth Rodruck
William Cecil
John Letts
Knowlton Fletcher
Roe Littrel
Hubert
Gerald Simons
Walter Jennings
Desmond Kulp
Ransome Diller
Bone Wolford
Tippy Coffin
Trojans Likely to Represent West in New Year's Game
The undefeated USC Trojans, 17 straight wins and only one score allowed this season, are favored to represent the West in the Rose Bowl after a Thanksgiving berth with Washington. A win over Washington would clinch the Pacific Coast Conference title and a Rose Bowl bid ahead of the Notre Dame game on December 10.
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LOS Angeles
Pacific Coast
University of Southern California
West
Pasadena
Trojans
Washington
Seattle
Southern California
Tournament of Roses
Notre Dame
Jimmy Phelan
St. Mary's
West Liberty Defends Eastern Iowa Seven Title
West Liberty high will defend its cage championship in the Eastern Iowa Seven league. Open the season December 9 at Wilton Junction with most other league games on the schedule. Notable clash includes Bacar Seton February 3 at West Branch.
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West Liberty
Eastern Iowa
West Liberty High
Iowa
Wilton Junction
Wilton
Bacar Seton
West Branch
La Porte City Cagers Open Season Tuesday
La Porte City high kicks off its basketball season Tuesday hosting Dike on the home floor under Coach M. Taylor. The schedule lists Dec 1 Independence here and Feb 24 Vinton here, among other dates with East Waterloo, Hudson, Dysart, Geneseo, and Vinton.
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Lonestry
la Porte City
Dike
M. Taylor
Noy
Big Dike
Independence
Jesup
East Waterloo
Hudson
Dysart
Vinton
Geneseo
Ther
Eeast Waterloo
Thers
Geneses
Kerstene
Jemup
Clutter
Seven Home Games On Olin Cage Schedule
OLIN IA Coach E T Jansen's cage teams schedule seven home games this winter for both boys and girls. A notable tilt is Olin girls versus faculty women on January 6 with other dates at home noted from December 2 Oxford Junction to February 24 Stanwood.
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Olin
E. T. Jansen
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Her
Center Junction
Lisbon
Stanwood
Ruth's 75 000 Salary Kept By Yankees Amid Beer Ties
International News Service reports that despite Col Ruppert's absence in French Lick and Ruth in Connecticut, there is broad expectation of no change to Babe Ruth's 75 000 salary with the New York Yankees. The column argues maintaining the figure preserves Ruth's image and club value, with beer possibly on Ruppert's grounds and Ruth seen as a sports icon.
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Babe
Swat
Babe Ruth
Bermuda
Davis
Walsh
International Mews
New York
INS
Col. Ruppert
French Lick
Ruth
South Norwalk
Conn
New York Yankees
Colonel
Mr. Ruth
Mr. Ruppert
Washington Runs Wild Over Campion 59 Points
Cedar Rapids powered Washington high school defeated Campion 59 to 0 in Bairie du Chien. Reyna and Nance starred for the visitors with swift runs and strong blocking while Campion fought hard but could not penetrate. Washington opened with a quick score and dominated the game with every play.
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Washington
Campion
Tom
Bairie DU Chien
Wis
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Reyna
Camepion
Dorsey
McKinnon
Nance
Buckeye Placement Licks Illini 3 to 0
Ohio State beats Illinois 3 0 as Illinois fails to score after strong first half defense. Berry sparked the Illini late and Harmful plays by Beynon and Berry kept Illinois hopes alive briefly before Ohio State secured the win.
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Buckeye
Illini
Ohio State
Illinois
Hinchman
Berry
Ohio
Beynon
Froschauer
Michigan Has 14 Six Footers For Basketball Team
ANN ARBOR Mich Fourteen men each six feet or taller are listed in the tryouts for Michigan 1932 33 basketball team by Coach Franklin Cappon The group includes captains DeForest Eveland and Ivan Williamson and players Fred Petoskey Francis Wistert John Regeczi Gerald Ford Paul Babcock Dana Seeley Fred Alien Alfred Plummer Richard Scheer Harold Akerschock James Garner and John Boden The tallest is Jim Garner at six feet six inches.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Franklin Cappon
DeForest Eveland
Detroit
Ivan Williamson
Toledo
Fred Petoskey
St. Charles
Francis Wistert
Chicago
John Regeczi
Muskegon Heights
Gerald Ford
Grand Rapids
Paul Babcock
Grand Haven
Dana Seeley
Fred Alien
Wayne
Alfred Plummer
Wabesh
Ind
Richard Scheer
Glen Ridge
N.J
Harold Akerschock
James Garner
Niles
John
Maquoketa Juniors Top Dubuque Robins 34 29
Maquoketa junior college defeated the independent Dubuque Robins 34 to 29 in the season opener. Maquoketa led 24 12 at halftime, then held off a late Robins rally as Ray scored 13 and Griffin 9 for the locals while Kelley also had 9 for the visitors. It was the Robins sixth game vs the college with five defeats.
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Maquoketa
Dubuque Robins
Collegians
Ray
Griffin
Kelley
Robins
West Branch Cagers Schedule Fourteen Games This Season
West Branch high boys basketball announces a fourteen game slate. The season opens with a class tournament on November 22 and 23, then the regular schedule begins December 6 at Springdale. The card lists dates and venues for December through February, including county and invitational events.
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Gazette
West Branch
Springdale
Bennett
Tipton
U. High
Monticello
West Liberty
Mount Vernon
Sharon
Anamosa
Weat Liberty
New Grid Scoring Sees First Downs Reform
Seattle reports a proposed football scoring change granting one half point per first down. Coaches Bill Woerner and Pest Welch of the University of Washington argue the plan merits attention, noting its impact on field progression and scoring dynamics.
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Seattle
Wash
Bill Woerner
Pest” Welch
Elerey of
Washington
Woerner
Welch
Ita
From Welch-Woerner Plan to New Scoring Rules
The interview describes proposed football scoring changes. Teams would be judged on first downs when goal line crossing is blocked. Under the arrangement half points from penalties would not count as first down yardage. Captains would decide to accept yardage or risk a first down for a point.
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Welch
Lamont High Opens Season With 32 13 Victory Over Dundee
Lamont High opened its basketball season Friday night with a 32 13 win over Dundee. Dundee second string beat Lamont reserves 13 9. Lamont freshmen defeated Lamont freshman team 14 3. Wrestling exhibition followed with seven matches between high school and alumni.
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Lamont High
Dundee
Hymer
Cummings
Barclay
Smith
McGraw
Varsity
Rule
Neal
Vanek
Eschen
Clark
Washburn
Dozark
Wiley
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