Students Riot On Eve Of Stanford Game In San Francisco
About 6 000 California students and followers rioted in San Francisco on the eve of a Stanford game. Twenty-nine arrested, including sixteen students. seven policemen injured and other officials hurt. Rioters damaged cars, smashed windows, and hurled vegetables as police struggled to control the mob.
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AN Francisco
INS
San Fransisco
Osinforan-Stantondae
Sania
Wirbrathan
Gual
Berkeley
Caéairfornia
Seshevi
California
Strevis
I. C. Roule
Esther Boyd
Sonoma Avenue
Monroe Deutsch
Stanford Red
Southern Pacific Electric
Autor
Wheeler Hall
Poe And Harrison In Pro Tourney Playoff
The fragment notes Poe and Harrison in a professional tournament playoff at Pinehurst with Duke University referenced and a match score near forty two or seventy two. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Poe and
Harrison
Gene Tunney Becomes Director at Morris Plan Bank
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney is named a director at the Morris Plan industrial bank. He says he never stayed close to the fight world and that his rise from waterfront clerk to celebrity was fueled by perseverance and self improvement.
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Horatio Alger
New York
INS
Gene Tunney
Gene
Alger
Morris Plan Industrial Bank
Shakespeare
Euripides
Speed Skating Club To Meet Monday Evening
The Cedar Rapids Speed Skating Club will meet at the playground commission workshop in the Coliseum Monday at 7 30. Members discuss building a speed track and other club business. Parents of members invited to attend.
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Cedar Rapids
Gallaudet College to Discontinue Football
Gallaudet College will discontinue intercollegiate football next year. The team plays its last game Saturday against Hofstra College in Hempstead New York.
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Gallaudet College
Washington
Gallaudets Gridders
Hoffstra College
Hempstead
N. Y
World featherweight title clash and regional boxing notes
The report lists multiple boxing matchups and results across cities including New York Los Angeles Jersey City and Philadelphia. It mentions Henry Armstrong stopping Beauhule and various other bouts with fighters such as Lreoevich Katz Blake and Ciarcio, with scattered results and locations across the era.
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NEW Lork
Henry Armstrone
Los Angeles
Bills Beauhule
Jersey City
Gus Lreoevich
Nion City
Herbie Katz
Broskiyn
Philadelphia
Jimmy Jones
Baltimore
Tony Ciarcio
Norristown Pein der de Carlo
Baltimere
Lddie Blake
Philadelphie
EAU
Lmsebahy
Notice of Tax Sale List Undated and Fragmented
Tax sale notice fragment lists multiple names, plots, and percentages with auditors and plats. It references Pioneer Securities Co Aud Par 1R3 and Viktor Johanna as present participants along with McKinnon John and Baran Baraz G. The text includes several property plots and parcels under audit with district and ownership marks.
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Viktor Jomanna
Siktor Joreannoa
Viktor Joharry
Aid
Johanna
Miktor
Viktor Johanna
Niktor
LeKinnon John
McKinnon John
Dess
Marian
Hees
John C
Gulkin Baran
Cajein Barzh
Colin Sarah G
Cuin Barah
Cslein Farah
Cwelon Berean
Beran G
Ulin
All Star Football Prospects Highlight 1930s College Stars
A roundup of noted college football players and accolades from various programs. Marshall “ige ge” Goldberg shows versatility as a left handed passer, while Watt strengthens the backfield. Davey O’Brien earns praise as a tough quarterback, and two players from North Carolina and Colorado gain academic recognition. Other features include Hinkle, Pollard, and the Villanova pair Wysocki and Mellus, with emphasis on team impact and future prospects.
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Aen Gott
Rooka
New York
Marshall
Igege
Goldberg
Sparkphig
Pascer
Acker
Jett
Joo Eo
Panther
Ure
Tynan
Paut
Shuberland
Ohio State
Davey
Andy Bershak
North Carolina
Colorado University
Whizzer White
Sam
Oxford
Carl Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Fritz Pollard, Jr
USA
North Dakota State
Montana
Milton Popovich
Clint Frank
Yale
Pitt
White
Colorado
Fordham
Alexander Wojciechowicz
Ray Mickovsky
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Villanova
John Wysocki
John Mellus
Hanover
Wysocki
Wilkes- Barre
Ackley And Traer Both To Receive Trophies
Ackley and Traer shared the north half Iowa Cedar football conference championship and will each receive a trophy. Reinbeck’s defeat by Grundy Center ended its share hopes. Standings show Tracer and Ackley tied atop the list with 4-1 records. southern half race remains undecided until Thanksgiving when To ern and Belle Plaine duel at To ed u.
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Pet
Tracer
Ackiey
Reinbeck
Teachers College
Idoras
Toer
Belle Plaine
Toedu
Elgin Opens Season With Farmersburg
Elgin high school basketball opens the season with a schedule listing a November 23 game at Farmersburg and multiple road and home matchups. The details include track and football notes, with Fayette and other nearby teams referenced in early season plans.
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Elgin
Basnetvess
Sectieba
Urettem
Eniec
Paw Tel
College Football Scores and Conference Results
Fragmentary football results list several college games with scores and affiliations. Princeton, Army, and Princeton Jaye are mentioned alongside regional colleges such as South, North, and Texas groups. The report includes multiple matchups with mixed outcomes and brief mentions of participating teams.
Chester Horton Golf Instruction Praises Arm Alignment
Golf coach Chester Horton outlines that at impact the arms must mirror the starting address position with wrists restrained. He warns that fast swing and lunge shift arm alignment, noting left hand height governs slicing and right hand height affects pulling or hooking. Editorial note mentions Horton’s booklet covers grip to feet and swing, priced with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Chester Horton
IOWA NOT CONCEDING VICTORY TO HUSKERS
Iowa Hawkeyes, in better shape than earlier in the season, travel to Lincoln for their annual clash with Nebraska. Coach Irl Tubbs says they will not concede and aim to win, though several stars are listed as below par and may not start.
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Omaha
Iowa University
Hawkeyes
Creighton Stadium
Lincoln
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Iowans
Creighton
Irl Tubbs
Nebraska
Iowa
Tubbs
Bob Lannon
Floyd Dean
Glenn Olson
Frank Gallagher
Hoppe Builds Big Lead Against Schaefer in Billiards Match
New York report says Willie Hoppe, 121 balkline champion, defeated Jake Schaefer of Chicago 250 to 84 in the tenth block of a 3,000 point match. Hoppe led 2,500 to 1,614 entering the eleventh block as he extended his advantage with high runs and a higher average.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Hoppe
Schaefer
Schaeffer
Ossie Solem Faces Ac id Test as Colgate Looms
New York AP reports Ossie Solem’s Syracuse team stews over the Colgate clash, with a five win, one defeat, one tie record and Colgate’s 1924 undefeated stretch against the Orange. Fans fear a season flop if Colgate wins, while Syracuse hotel lobbies, police shifts, and merchants brace for rivalry chaos.
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Ossie Solem
Minnesota
Iowa Pigskin
Syracuse
University
Colgate
Ossie
Colgates
Syracuses
YORK
Cornell
Andy Kerr
Kerr
Salem
Jim Decker
Campus
Boswell
Jim
Antarctic
Archbold
Armstrong Kayoes Beauhad in Fifth
Lou Armstrong stops Billy Beauhard in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to win by technical knockout. The Ebony Torpedo adds the lightweight title to his featherweight crown, weighing 132 1/2 pounds to Beauhard’s two-pound heavier frame.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Henry Armstrong
Billy Beauhard
the Garden
Armstrong
Beauhald
Arthur Donovan
Petey Sarron
Beauhard
Vogel Candidate For Job As Coast Athletic Chief
Otto N Vogel, longtime Iowa baseball coach since 1925, is among thirty five candidates for commissioner of athletics of the Pacific Coast conference. UCLA’s Earl J Miller said Vogel is under consideration but not yet chosen. A conference meeting at Del Monte on December 7 and 8 will review policy and move toward selecting a candidate.
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LOS Angeles
Otto N Vogel
University of Iowa
Earl J. Miller
University of California At Los Angeles
Vogel
Iowa Coaches Face Busy Speaking Program
University of Iowa football coaches plan nineteen personal appearances across the Midwest after the 1937 season. Key stops include Knoxville on November 22, New London November 23, Spencer and Red Oak November 29, Carroll November 30, and Chicago December 24 among others through mid-December.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Knoxville
New London
Spencer
Red Oak
Carroll
Dallas Center
Chicago
Keota
Osage
Wellman
Marion
Mason City
Vinton
Forest City
Algona
Shenandoah Gridders Fall 26 0 to Miami High
In Miami Florida Shenandoah Iowa high school football team lost 26 0 to Miami High Friday night. The visitors were undefeated before the game and outweighted by about twenty pounds per man. Their best drive reached the Miami 10 yard line in the third period.
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Miami
Fla
Shenandoah
Iowa
Florida
Miami High School
Clarence and Oxford Junction Split First Basketball Night
Clarence Cardinals split two games with Oxford Junction on their home floor. The Clarence girls won 39 30 with Ireland starring for Clarence. In the boys game Orr Meyer scored early but Oxford Junction held on 15 to 12 after a rough second half.
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Spectal
Clarence
Clarence Cardinals
Oxford Junction
Ireland
Orr Meyer
Oxford
Y Volleyball And Handball Winners At Waterloo
The Waterloo YMCA volleyball team led by Roy Harger Ed Soboda Ed Shields Dr Jack Skein Louis Hensley James Bell and Ockie Theisen won a four team tourney final against Waterloo 15 12 15 12 and beat Marshalltown 15 9 15 11 in the first round. In handball singles Don Steffa Cedar Rapids beat Willis Patton Mason City 21 18 and Roger Patton 21 18. Doubles Willis Patton D McDonald Mason City beat Don Steffa Paul Nissen Cedar Rapids 21 20.
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Roy Harger
Ed Soboda
Ed Shields
Jack Skein
Louis Hensley
James Bell
Ockie Theisen
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Mason City
Don Steffa
Cedar Rapids
Willis Patton
Roger Patton
Bob Kutchera
D. McDonald
Paul Nissen
Maplewood Leafs shutdown Burlington Junior in 13 to 0 win
In St Louis Indiana a hard fought Maplewood Leafs football game against Burlington Junior ended 13 to 0. The match featured several on field fights and two passing scores by Maplewood in the second and fourth quarters. Burlington had one prior defeat by a one point margin.
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ST. Louis
INL
Maplewood Leafs
Burlington, Jr., High School
Leafs
Maplewood Field
Todduville and Center Point split doubleheader on Friday
Todduville beat Center Point in girls action 38 28 while Center Point upset Toddville boys 27 21 in a local doubleheader. A crowd of 400 attended with next game set against Bownall Tuesday night Nov 0.
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The
Gazette
Toddville
Center Point
Lobots
Bownall
Adamick K O s Rosenbloom In Second Round
Detroit report says heavyweight Jimmy Adamick knocked out Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom in 1 minute 55 seconds of the second round at Olympia Stadium. Adamick weighed 190 pounds, Rosenbloom 1854, after a left jab and rapid right cross and body punches finished the bout.
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Detroit
Maxie Rosenbloom
Los Angeles
Jimmy Adamick
Maxie
Olympia Stadium
Adamick
Rosenbloom
Parsons Eleven Edges Central Club in Snowy 9 to 0 Win
Parsons College beat Central 9 to 0 on a snow swept gridiron at Parsons. In the second quarter Miller blocked a Ford kickoff on the two yard line for a safety. A fumble recovery by Heston sparked a third quarter touchdown drive culminating with a ten yard pass score.
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Pela
Parsons College
Central
Miller
Parsons
Ford
Heston
Wildcat
McClarin
Black
Aecurate
Negro
Guernsey Buckets Schedule Set for Winter Season
Guernsey high school reveals its basketball schedule for the season with games against Hartwick Matcom Barnes City Gibson Deep River Malcom Victor and local tournaments scheduled from November through February including girls and boys sectional events.
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Guernsey
Guernsey High School
Hartwick
Matcom
Barnes City
Gibson
Avernbey
Deep River
Malcom
Victor
Montezuma
Walker Girls and Boys Win Pair on Home Floor
The Walker girls beat Newhall 22 to 16 on their floor with Ross scoring most of Walker points and Seilhamer leading Newhall at halftime. The Walker boys defeated Troy Mills 27 to 7 as Benesh tallied 12 points for Walker.
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the Gazette
Walker
Newhall
Ross
Seilhamer
Newyee Newhall
Walker Boys
Troy Mills
Benesh
Lawmakers Push Wage-Hour Bill Amid Recovery Efforts
Leaders of the aid-to-business bloc seek to expand the act to curb labor strife and loosen utility regulation as part of broader tax revisions. Senators Bailey and Steiner sponsor proposals to end labor disputes and require union adjudication. O Mahoney urges federal control to curb monopoly and warns against economic concentration.
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Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
Frederick Steiner
Ore
Arrests Break Up Western Counterfeit Ring
U S secret service agents in Los Angeles report five arrests four men and a woman for a western counterfeit ring. Those taken into custody are Chester W Campbell Archie Oates Harry Nicholson Edwin Nicholson and Lillian Ware. Agents found molds and 500 bogus fifty cent pieces in the bungalow where the arrests occurred.
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Los Angeles
INS
United States Secret Service
West
Chester W. Campbell
Archie Oates
Harry Nicholson
Edwin Nicholson
Lillian Ware
Priestley Explores Babel Theme At Town Hall
J B Priestley discussed unity, language, and the Tower of Babel at St. Laure Methodist Church, arguing modern life lacks shared vision and religion. He urged a theory of the universe that accounts for moments of exultation through art knowledge and love, noting life as a four dimensional procession blending past present and future.
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J. B. Priestley
Town Hall
Naomi Doebel
Tower of Babel
St. Laure Methodist Church
London
Time Magazine
Mr. Priestley
Jungles
Priestley
Sheriff Releases NY Fugitives He Mistakenly Id’d
Clark South Dakota sheriff James Foy disclosed he released two men he believed to be Jacoo Shapiro and Louis Buchalter. The pair faced New York charges for a fur industry racket and federal anti trust indictments, with rewards totaling fifteen thousand dollars. The men vanished after a hearing on a license sales charge and provided alias names.
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Clark
S. D
James Foy
Jacoo Shapiro
Louis Buchalter
New York City
Foy
New York
Shapiro
Buchalter
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry Miller
Sam Bedrick
Federal Bureau of Identification
Shapiro and Buchalter
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