Nebraska Readies For Hawkeyes In Big Six Showdown
Nebraska prepares to face undefeated Big Six rival Iowa with expected heavy use of passes. 38,000 fans planned for a Memorial Stadium crowd as bands paraded and tailgate events highlighted the day. Nebraska’s lineup features Kilbourne Levee Pace Copple Foster and others with Foster at guard and Boswell at quarterback. Iowa counters with Tees, Gallacher, Moore, and Ray Fisher among others as the Cornhuskers seek first defeat on home soil this season.
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Drake Renewing Rivalry With Iowa State Today
Des Moines reports Drake and Iowa State renew one of Iowa’s oldest football rivalries at Drake Stadium for the 33rd meeting since 1898. Iowa State holds a wide edge in the series, but Drake has won four of the last five. Coach George Veenker aims to field full strength for the Cyclones while Drake plans to start Fred Vogel if possible.
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Elwood Cagers Defeat Maquoketa 25 to 22
Elwood high school edged Maquoketa 25 to 22 in a hard fought opener. Gartman scored 11 points for Elwood while Specht added five field baskets as the visitors stifled Maquoketa’s offense with strong defense and rebounding.
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Earlville Dribblers Fall to Lenox Five in Narrow Defeat
Reading through garbled lines, Lenox tops Earlville in a five player game as a late rally falls short. The Night Hawks display flashy passes and star Carty leads with strong scoring, while Earlville struggles to cap a late effort.
Quasqueton Sweeps One Win Two Losses In Hoops
Quasqueton split basketball games with Aurora, winning the junior varsity 14 to 8 while the girls’ team fell 23 22 after trailing 18 64 at halftime. The Aurora varsity edged Quasqueton 19 18 as Quasqueton led 13 3 at the half before Aurora scored the decisive goal in the final minute. Muller of Lamont refereed.
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Army Favored To Defeat Navy In Franklin Field Clash
Army enters as a two to one favorite over Navy at Franklin Field before 75,000, led by Buckler and Johnson on offense while Navy relies on passing from Baumberger and Hoon. The Cadets’ depth is thin but the first eleven is expected to power past Navy with strong ground and air attack.
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Didrikson Leads All American Victory In Close 28 27 Win
Muscatine hosts Babe Didrikson and the All-American basketball team in a tight season opener. Didrikson scores two baskets in five minutes as the visitors win by one point 28 to 27. Team plans travel east after several training games.
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Nebraska Huskers Dominate 1933 All Big Six Eleven
Six Nebraska players earn slots on the 1933 United Press All Big Six eleven with Kansas State Oklahoma each contributing two and Missouri one. Notable picks include center Meter of Nebraska praised by all, and backfield stars Graham Russell Sauer recognized for pivotal roles in the Cornhuskers’ third straight title bid.
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Maynard Beats Oran In Season Opener 18 to 15
Maynard high school defeated Oran high on the local floor in the opening game of the season 18 to 15. The score was tied at halftime and Oran led by two after the third quarter. Season schedule lists boys and girls games including Clarkermont events and Fayette county tournament fixtures.
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United States Open Champion To Enter PGA Tour Permit
New York United States Open winner will automatically qualify for the PGA Championship tour if he is eligible. If the Open champion is a professional he need not play qualifying. Effective for the 1934 PGA tournament in Buffalo next summer, following an agreement in Chicago.
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Simpson Trims Penn 13-0 to Bid Loop Title
Simpson College closed its Iowa conference schedule with a 13 to 0 win over Penn, finishing 6-0-1 in conference. Carlson scored twice on kickoff returns and an interception set up another score, while Graft and Bell led the Penn defense. Loop title contention remains with Iowa Wesleyan awaiting its Thanksgiving finish against Parsons.
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Laws May Play In East West Shrine Game
Iowa City Iowa Joe Laws Iowa quarterback and punt returner may be invited to the East West Shrine game in San Francisco at Kezar stadium during Christmas. Officials note his safety play long scrimmage runs and defensive ability, with Harold Ely and Bill Glaston cited as prior Iowa participants in 1930 and 1929 respectively.
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The Right Way to Play Golf Tips on Backspin
The article explains using backspin to lift and drive the ball efficiently. It advises focusing on the lower half of the teed ball to maximize backspin and notes that spin energy powers ascent and is exhausted in flight, yielding a good roller on landing and continued spin into the green.
Tiger Tank Team Wins First Meet in Debut
The Gazette reports Washington high Cedar Rapids beat Clinton’s tankmen 49 2 to 25 2 in a debut meet at the Cedar Rapids U M G C A pool. Stark led Cedar Rapids with eight points, winning the 220-yard freestyle and placing second in the backstroke. Fischer topped Clinton with six. Jeff Hall of Clinton won the 110-yard backstroke. No diving due to a broken board. Cedar Rapids and Clinton to meet again Dec 22 at Cedar Rapids.
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Major Sasse, Former Army Coach Signs With Kentucky
Major Ralph I. Sasse, former West Point head coach, signs a three year football coaching contract with the University of Kentucky to succeed Henry Gamage. He is currently on duty at Washington.
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Springville Sweeps Alburnett With Two Basketball Wins
Springville high swept a pair of basketball games against Alburnett Friday night. The varsity won 31 to 17 after leading 21 to 5 at halftime, with Kinkead scoring 12 points to lead all scorers. The junior varsity followed with a 23 to 11 victory over Alburnett seconds.
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Fort Atkinson Wins Winneshiek Tourney
Fort Atkinson boys edge Ridgeway to capture first in Winneshiek tournament. Ridgeway misses key free throws, costing them. Ossian girls overpower Ridgeway 13 to 6 for a decisive win.
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Football Scores Reported From Across Regions
Football scores compiled by the Associated Press cover results from the Midwest to the South. Notable outcomes include Simpson over Penn Callexe, Maryville over Miasourtines, Nebraska Wesleyan defeating Omaha, Kansas Wesleyan 0 over Baker, and Cameron Accies 2 with Tonkawa J. C. Oklahoma Military Academy 181. In the East Catholic U. 27 over South Dakota State, Harvard 5 against Stalvale, and in the South Erakine 65 over Newberry 0. Southwest results show Arkansas 20 over Pezas 6, Lon Morris 2 over Blinn Memorial 0, and Southwestern (Tex) 131 over Dante Baker 0. High school scores list Denison 39 over Haclan 9, Eagle Grove 441 over Alcona 0, and Red Oak 81 over Glenwand 12.
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Michigan in Final Bid for 33 Title
Michigan and Northwestern meet in Evanston as Michigan seeks a fourth consecutive conference title in the 1933 season finale. A win would bolster Michigan's claim to the title amid a Minnesota tie scenario, with Northwestern hampered by injuries to Al Karwal and possible missing Ollie Olson and key backs.
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Ohio State and Illinois Renew Rivalry at Ohio Stadium
Ohio State and Illinois battled in a long standing rivalry at Ohio Stadium with statistical tendencies favoring the Wins. The outcome carried a possible share of the 1933 Big Ten title depending on other conference results. Pre game notes pointed to a Buckeye Ulini clash.
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Purdue Indiana Rivalry Renewed At Memorial Stadium
Purdue and Indiana renewed their old oaken bucket rivalry in Bloomington with heavy forecasts of 20 000 fans for Memorial Stadiums Hoosier classic. both teams eyed a high stakes clash as Indiana sought an upset and Purdue aimed to stay dominant in the 35th meeting dating to 1891.
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Maquoketa Juniors Defeat Semi-Pro Five 31 23
Maquoketa junior college, all freshmen, upset the Du buque Robins 31 to 23 in Maquoketa. The Robins led 15 to 9 at halftime, marking the Robins’ long-standing season opener tradition since 1927. The young college squad showed promise for the season. Germany uses mile-long photo electric rays to guard its border against smugglers, triggering alarms if crossing vehicles or individuals are detected.
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Tigers and Panthers Battle for City High Football Title
Washington and Grant clash Saturday at 2 30 pm for the city championship. Grant seeks its first inter-city win while Washington leans on juniors. Key players include Nance Kinch Miller for the Tigers and Bohac McCracken for the Panthers in a tightly matched showdown.
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Canzoneri Eyes Title Return After Knockout Win
Tony Canzoneri earned another shot at Barney Ross by knocking out Kid Chocolate at Madison Square Garden. The 126 pound limit bout ended with Canzoneri landing a left hook and crushing rights, sending Chocolate to the canvas in the second round as 13,000 spectators watched.
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Manchester Gridders Elect Bushnell Pilot
Manchester high school football players and twenty five supporters attended the annual grid iron banquet hosted by the athletic association. Principal H J Amland acted as toastmaster as Capt Raymond Heiserman addressed the crowd. Eleven seniors and five juniors received letter awards for the season and Lea Bushnell was elected captain for next season.
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Arkansas Downs Texas 20-6 To Win Southwest Title
Arkansas defeated Texas 20-6 to claim the Southwest Conference title on Friday, boosting their season to four wins and one loss, but the crown faces potential vacating after officials meet in Dallas on December 9 to rule on an ineligible player. Criswell scored for Arkansas, and Rucker blocked a punt that set up the first score as the Razorbacks rallied from behind.
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Clarence Smothers Durant Five 63 9 dominates Durant high
Clarence high school basketball teams showed a smooth offense at the local gym Friday night. The second team won 50 to 12, while the varsity rolled to a 63 to 9 victory led by Captain Otto Hanson with 31 points. Clarence meets veteran Lowden in the first Wapsie Eight conference game at Lowden Tuesday.
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Schultz Re elected As Manager Tama Oilers
Robert Schultz is re elected manager of the Tama County Oilers basketball team. Stub Wolfe will coach the squad with practices set for Wednesday evening at the high school gym. Attendees at the organization meeting included Orville Welzell Miles Morgan Lauren Turbett Duane Clow Roy Weaver Eddie Burroughs Bill Mohler William Murphy Ronald Kremenak Myron Smith Raroh Turbett.
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Big Ten and regional games dot men’s college schedule
Today’s slate features Michigan at Northwestern and Wisconsin at Minnesota in the Big Ten along with Dartmouth at Chicago and Nebraska hosting low temperatures in Lincoln. Other matchups include Purdue versus Indians and West Coast ties like Southern California at Notre Dame and Stanford facing California.
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