Hawkeyes Sent Off for Nebraska Ordeal at Lincoln
About 2,000 students and the Iowa football squad left Iowa City by train after a pep meeting for the final 1931 season game against Nebraska in Lincoln. The party included the 33 Iowa players plus coaches and band, with some regulars sidelined by injuries.
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Wilmon Hass
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George Ekdahl
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Cascade St. Mary's Loses To Bellevue
Cascade St. Marys fell to Bellevue on the Cascade Theater court Tuesday evening. The Bulldogs built a 13 to 7 lead in the opening period before Bellevue surged ahead.
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Chicks Meehan Struggles Behind Promising Manhattan Player
A Massachusetts freshman at New York University faced weight loss and family hardship as malnutrition stalled his college football potential. Coach Chick Meehan recalls the once promising 188 pound recruit who dropped to 168 and fought to regain strength while supporting ailing relatives.
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Panthers Tigers Set for Big City Championship Tilt
Washington and Grant football teams prep for a city high school championship clash after a week of friendly luncheon talk. Probable starters include Morton and Altang for Washington ends while Grant counters with McCracken and Smylie on the ends and Pruett at center as both squads seek the title.
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Kasper South Dakota State Coach Resigns
Kasper, longtime South Dakota State football coach, resigns after a year filled with questions about his future. The decision comes amid speculation he would take a role as a college administrator, though he declined to discuss future plans.
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Wrestling results by the Associated Press
The report lists several matches with wrestlers from Nebraska, Florida, Chicago, and other locations. Notable bouts include Joe Stecher defeating Fred Grubmeier, Ed Strangler Lewis defeating Bill Middlehaul, and Karl Davis losing to Dick Raines in Harrisburg.
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Cleveland
Town's football team scales season with big runs
The season features nineteen touchdowns with most coming on plays inside the 25 yard line. Key scoring bursts include Dick Crayne's 90 yard kickoff return and Joe Laws's 27 yard touchdown followed by a 55 yard punt return. The piece also notes injuries, strategic plays, and commentary on coach Hank Anderson and Babe Ruth's rumored manager post in Newark.
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Loughran Wins Fight He Already Had Lost
Loughran defeats Impellittiere in a disputed ten round bout at the Boon Coliseum. He was ruled the winner after a dramatic late rally amid controversy over a sixth round technical knockout. The match featured a crowd of 6000 and a disputed decision by referee Hartley before General John Phelan intervened to allow the fight to continue.
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New York
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Ray Impelluuere
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Impeciuier
Pete Hartley
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Harry Lenny
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Cubs Reporter Uses Psychology In Hafey Rumor
A Chicago AP writer teased readers about a rumored Cubs Reds deal for Chick Hafey. He presented exaggerated woes to test reaction, then reported Cubs executives denying the claims and Hafey praised as a great right handed hitter in perfect shape.
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Oberlander Quits Wesleyan Football for Medical Career
Jim Swede Oberlander former Dartmouth star and Wesleyan coach plans to quit coaching at the peak of his career to pursue medicine. He will intern at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland starting January 1 after declining Wesleyan’s offer and other salaries.
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NRA Drops Up In Football
Northwest ern university coach Dick Hanley proposes mock NRA style rules for football including two second guesses for alumini quarterbacks and limited fumbles per game. The piece notes Ty Cobb leading American League hitters with a .390 average in 1913, recalling his .420 and .410 marks in prior years.
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Dick Hanley
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Ty Cobb
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Goodman To Meet Shute In World Title Golf Match
Johnny Goodman, U. S. Open champion, will meet Denny Shute, British Open winner, in a 72 hole world title match December 23 at the Miami Biltmore Country Club. The bout for the Col. Henry L. Doherty gold trophy marks the first pro amateur clash with proceeds to the American Red Cross chapter.
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Denny Shute
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Henry L. Doherty
Aeons
Toddville Cagers Win Third Straight
Toddville defeated the Cedar Rapids All-Stars 38 to 35 to claim a third consecutive win. Belle Plaine to hold charity shoot Sunday with turkeys ducks geese and chickens for all classes of shooters at the C N W Gun club.
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Notre Dame and Southern California Meet in Big Midwestern Clash
The eighth annual intersectional title bout between Notre Dame and Southern California unfolds in South Bend Saturday. Notre Dame seeks rebound after four losses. USC aims to extend recent wins. The Irish lead 4 of 7 in the series, with notable past highlights including Parker Parisien and Baker field goal moments.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Trojans
Art Parisien
Russ Saunders
Jack Elder
Tom Conley
Bucky O'’Conner
Johnny Baker
Cincinnati Reds Acquire Slade From Cardinals in Cash Deal
The Cincinnati Reds bought shortstop Gordon Slade from the St. Louis Cardinals in a straight cash deal. Slade joined the Cardinals from Brooklyn on February 8, 1933, in the trade that sent Owen Carroll and Jake Flowers, after earlier dealings with Brooklyn and the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League. He appeared in 39 games for St. Louis, batting .115 in 61 at bats, a drop from his .240 with Brooklyn in 1932. At 25, he served mainly as a utility understudy to Leo Durocher and showed limited hitting progress.
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Gordon Slade
St. Louis Cardinals
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Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Owen Carroll
Jake Flowers
Leo Durocher
Mickey Finn
Mission Club
Glenn Wright
Lenox Five Defeats Manchester
Hopkinton Iowa Lenox college opened with a 27 to 22 win over the Manchester Oilers Tuesday. Coach Hawn fields strong depth this year. First home game is December 5 against Elkader with a busy schedule through February. Conference tournament set for February in Hopkinton.
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Lenox College
Manchester Oilers
Hawn
Lenox
Elkader
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Maquoketa
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Waukon
Atkinson Vick Set for Eight Round Feature in Ryan
Freddie Atkinson of Cedar Rapids faces Leonard Vick of Coggan in an eight round main event at Ryan Iowa. Cedar Rapids duo Jimmy Kruze and Jerry Myers meet in a six round prelim bout.
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Freddie Atkinson
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Vick
Coggan
Jimmy Kruze
Jerry Myers
Man in Pennsylvania Granted Permission to Marry Grandmother
A Pennsylvania man secures legal permission to marry his grandmother under the state's marriage laws. The case highlights unique семей relationships and evolving interpretations of prohibitions within familial marriage.
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