Grinnell Gridmen Face Cornell In Final 1930 Tilt
Grinnell College eyes a home season finale against rival Cornell with a strong chance to upset. Veteran seniors Wesley Clark Harry Anderson Dick Phelps Bob organ Vic Fini Don Kingery Ordon Meeter Bob Sutton Ichimen and Floyd Horton depart after the game as coach Watt aims to cap the season with a victory. Julie Bauer named captain for the Cornell clash as the Pioneers seek to erase earlier poor results.
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Asen
Eir
Gridm Warriors
Corll
Julie Bauer
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Pson
Pacers
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Pany
Scarlet
Ola
Grin
Uog
Miller Stops Britisher in Second Round
Fred Miller of Cincinnati edged Johnny Cuthbert the British lightweight champion in the second round of a 12 round bout in Liverpool England. The fight, billed as a title matchup by the National Boxing Association, saw Miller earn a notable victory over a top foreign challenger.
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Eng
Fred
Mc Miller
Cincinnati
Begporld
National Boxing Assam
United States
Johnny Cuthbert
Holtz and Anthony Named Co-captains of Dubuque University Team
Dubuque IA AP report notes Fred Holtz and Wayne Anthony, both from Dubuque, elected co captains of the 1935 Dubuque University football team.
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Anthony T
Dubuque U
Dubuque
Fred Holtz
Wayne Anthony
Dubuque University
Big Six fears grip Kansas City grid scene
AP reports a fearful mood across the Big Six as teams brace for rough conditions and tough foes. Nebraska worries about a high Nebraska score against Missouri. Kansas State fears Iowa State’s scoring trio. Iowa State fears Kansas State. Kansas fears Michigan State. Oklahoma fears injury impact on Beetle Long. box office and weather fears dampening attendance.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Tigers
Lincoln
Texas
D. X. Bible
Kansas State
Iowa State
Miller-Neal Allender
Wildcats
Purple
Towa State
Ayers
Elder
Stoner
Cyclones
Kansas Jay-hawkers
Kansas
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Syracuse
Western League Champs Sell Star Pitchers
Saint baseball stars Guy Cantrell and Eddie Marleau were sold by St Joseph club president Frank Haley at the Louisville meeting. Cantrell heads to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League and Marleau to Kansas City of the American Association. Both deals are conditional.
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Guy Cantrell
Eddie Marleau
Saints
Frank Haley
St. Joseph
Louisville
Cantrell
Hollywood
Marleau
Kansas City
Grant Builds Hope On Four Lettermen
Grant coach Fred Winter began forming a Panther cage squad with four lettermen as a base. Many veterans are injured or limited, leaving only Miller in good shape while others like Dvorak and Forrest sit out. The squad, still large, will be trimmed as training starts and features a strong sophomore group. The Panthers open December 3 at Mount Vernon and then host Dubuque on December 7 in conference play.
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Forrest
Dvorak
McCracken
Winchell
Gould
Dennis
Carney
Mary
Cisler
Wishniewsky
Christie
Reilly
Nelson
McNeil
Miller
Fjellman
Panthers
Winter
Grant
Mount Vernon
Dubuque
Tay
Club Owners Overrule Pro Grid League Head
In New York AP report club owners of the National Professional Football League overruled President Joe Carr. They ordered the New York Giants to return Warren Heller to the Pittsburgh Pirates for the rest of the season. Giants had borrowed Heller from the Pirates to replace injured Harry Newman. George Marshall of the Boston Red Skins protested. Carr upheld the Giants but owners, polled by telegraph, dissented.
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National Professional Football League
Joe Carr
New York Giants
Warren Heller
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Heller
Pirates
Harry Newman
George Marshall
Boston Red Skins
Carr
Telegraph
Big League Bowling by Al Demaree
Chicago bowler Jake Lenzen demonstrates how spares shape scores. Lenzen carried a 220 average in the Classic League for four months last year and urges bowlers to embrace spare recovery with the right mindset.
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Jake Lenzen
Chicago
Lenzen
Jake
Uhlan, Old Pacing Champ, Dies At 31
Santa Barbara California reports that Uhlan the world pacing champion died at 31 on the farm of C K Billings Chicago utilities magnate. Retired 21 years he set three world records that still stand in pacing history.
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Calif
Uhlan
C. K. Billings
Chicago
Cubs reshuffle signals bold Wrigley era changes
The Cubs under president P K Wrigley trade Pat Malone to St Louis and move Bud Tinning to the Cardinals. Guy Bush Jim Weaver and Babe Herman head to Pittsburgh, replaced by O'Dea Tex Carleton Larry French and Fred Lindstrom as Cubs plan further deals.
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P. K. Wrisley
Cubs
Wrigley
Pat Malone
Cardinals
Bud Tinning
St. Louis
Guy Bush
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Pittsburgh
O'Dea
Malone
Tex Carleton
Larry French
Fred Lindstrom
Pirates
Kiki Cuyler
Stanley Hack
Charley Root
Babe Phelps
Thanksgiving Handball Tourney Advances at the Y M C A
The Thanksgiving handball tournament at the Y M C A moves toward its climax with quarterfinals in Class A. Don Steffa defeated Otto Ambroz 7-11 21-19, meeting the Sila Bartunek winner in the semis. Class B and C progress feature several close scores and upcoming semi finals.
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Don Steffa
Otto Ambroz
Steffa
Wes Sila
Vince Bartunek
Bob Kutchera
Abie Bolterman
Ed Hollander
W. Simon
Joe Buss
Tom Yarnall
Bob Janda
Herb Thorne
Racer
Harley Hollenbeck
George Wilson
B. Jackson
Bill Heyman
Ralph Yuill
Thorne-Yarnall
Jackson
Janu Hollenbeck
Dr. D. Grim
John Sauer
Harold Hall
Rudy Ghrbek
Divided Kohawks Ready for Battle in Coe Championship
Crim son Flashes and Gold Streaks, Kohawk men and women split in spirit but unite for Saturday’s 2 pm clash. Co captains Harry Green and Batista Saccaro lead probable lineups as pep rally unites campus for a fundraiser directing gold footballs and track shoes to athletic awards.
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Crimson Flashes
Coe
Kohawk
Harry Green
Batista Saccaro
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Kohawks
Midwest
Greer
Shute and Diegel Reach Australian Final in 5000 Meet
In Melbourne two Philadelphia golfers Denny Shute and Leo Diegel advanced to the Cen tenary professional championship final. Shute edged Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey after Wood missed a short 18 inch putt on the 36th hole. Diegel defeated Joe Ezar of Waco Texas 6 and 5, noting Ezar played without his own clubs using a borrowed set from a reporter.
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Australia
Denny Shute
Leo Diegel
Shute
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wood
Diegel
Joe Ezar
Waco
Texas
Ezar
Reimer Chosen Captain of Central College Gridders
Ed Reimer an end will captain the 1935 Central college football squad. He was chosen at a banquet honoring the 1934 team in Pella Iowa.
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Pella
Ed Reimer
Three Eye League reorganized with several city clubs
The Three Eye League, old circuit, reorganized in Louisville and will seek readmission to the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Decatur Peoria Bloomington Springfield Terre Haute and Evansville expected to join. Evansville gets Bob Coleman as owner of the franchise. Bill Rogers to run Springfield. Officers to be elected at Bloomington meeting December 2.
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Illinois
Indiana
Louisville, Ky
Decatur
Peoria
Bloomington
Springfield
Terre Haute
Evansville
Ind
Ill
Bob Coleman
St. Paul
Bill Rogers
Kansas City
Tilden Defeats Plan In British Pro Meet
William Tilden retains an outside chance for the British professional tennis championship after beating Martin Plaa of France 7-5 6-3 6-3. Bruce Barnes of the United States defeated Daniel Haukell of Britain 6-3 6-0 8-6.
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London
INL
William T. Tilden
Martin Plaa
France
Bruce Barnes
United States
Daniel Haukell
Britain
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