Iowa and Nebraska set for 35,000 fans in Lincoln clash
Iowa and Nebraska prepare for a pivotal football meeting at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln on Saturday before about 35,000. Iowa aims to rebound from last year’s 14 13 defeat as Coach Ossie Solem’s Hawkeyes focus on a strong running game and multiple pass options against a stout Husker defense led by quarterback Masterson and fullback Sauer.
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Arkansas Downs Texas 20-6 To Win Southwest Title
Arkansas defeats Texas 20 6 to claim the Southwest Conference championship but may lose the title due to an ineligible player in three earlier games. The Razorbacks rallied for two touchdowns in the second period and one in the third as Criswell scored and Laurge added the extra point. Texas had led 6 0 in the first quarter on Grup s interception return but Arkansas emerged with a 4 1 season mark. A Southwest meeting in Dallas will decide eligibility and title status.
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Jabs and knockouts echo across multiple cities
The Associated Press boxing blitz lists bouts from Milwaukee to New York with wins by Art Mitchell in Chicago, Fritzle Zivic in Pasadena, Ford Smith in Tacoma, and Irish Eddie Tolan in Waterbury among others. Several matches end in points or knockouts as fighters like Barry Mullins and Pat Murphy are noted in various locales.
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Army Navy Yale Harvard clash echoes old traditions
Edward Jones notes the annual East Coast grid battles as Army hosts Navy in Philadelphia and Yale hosts Harvard in Cambridge. He recalls historic milestones from 1903 onward, noting Army’s edge over Navy, Yale’s lead over Harvard, and the long-running service and Ivy rivalries shaping a weekend of football pageantry.
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Football Scores From Row Games Across Midwestern States
Football scores show Simpson 13 over Penn 4, Missouri Mines 33 over Maryville Missouri, Teachers 66 over Kirksville Missouri, Pittsburg Teachers 0, Arkansas 20 over Texas 6, Omaha 0 over 28 Nebraska Wesleyan 0, Erskine 6 over Newberry 0.
Wrestler Injured By Ed Lewis in Camden Bout
Stanley Pinto of Ravena Neb wrestled Ed Lewis in Camden in a two out of three falls match. Pinto was hospitalized Friday after Lewis threw him, with doctors fearing a neck fracture and planning X rays of the cervical vertebrae.
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Wally Berger Undergoes Appendectomy in Boston
Wally Berger, Boston Braves center fielder and home run king, was operated on for appendicitis at St Elizabeth's hospital on Friday. He was reported doing very well that night. Braves physician Dr Michael E McGarry said the condition had bothered Berger for a long time.
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Grid Prophets Around Guessing
AP Sports writes on this weekend’s college football matchups. Army favored over Navy in the first regular service clash since 1927, Yale likely to beat Harvard, and Southern California favored to edge Notre Dame. Other notes include Michigan over Northwestern, Princeton over Rutgers, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Stanford over California, Duke beating NC State, Nebraska over Iowa, and several tossups across the schedule with varying regional rivalries and potential rose-bowl implications.
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Iowa State Iowa game set at Ames in 1934
Iowa State college will host the University of Iowa on State field in Ames on October 13, 1934. Coach George Veenker announced the first Iowa State Iowa contest at State field since 1920, with a schedule listing games against Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Kansas State, and others this season.
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Ist Presbyterian Cardinals Win By Score Of 126 To 1
The First Presbyterian Cardinal Pioneer five defeated the Kenwood Presbyterian Pioneers 126 to 1 to push its two league game total to 228 points while its opponent managed a single. Earlier they routed St Pauls Hawks 102 to 0.
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Macks Buy Casparella From Jersey City Club
Connie Mack announced the purchase of Jose Casparella a right handed pitcher from the Jersey club of the International league by the Philadelphia Athletics. In return the Athletics sent Dick Barrett and an undisclosed cash amount. Coombs and Cihocki were sent to Jersey City on option.
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Simpson Trims Penn 13 0 to close Iowa schedule
Simpson College finishes its Iowa conference slate with six victories and one tie after a 13 to 0 win over Penn. Carlson scored twice and intercepted a pass for a score. Graft led Penn’s offense while Bell and Rogers shone on defense. The Penn start and late goals are noted with officials listed.
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Rules of Golf Revised and Clarified
The U S Golf Association announced a comprehensive revision and clarification of golf rules the first since 1923 Changes cover 16 definitions 28 general rules 12 stroke rules and 6 etiquette items and become effective Jan 1 The overhaul modernizes rules on obstructions water hazards casual waters lost balls addressing the ball damaged balls and more to curb controversy and boost fair play
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Players Propose Grid Rule Overhaul by Captains
AP poll shows 40 of about 70 players want abolishing the rule that stops plays when any body part except hands or feet touches the ground. Captains from Chicago Brown Dartmouth urge repealing the dead ball rule and expanding offensive options, with others proposing changes on downs, penalties, goal posts, and timekeeping.
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Trinity Seniors Seek To Book Cage Games
Trinity church senior basketball team aims to arrange games with nearby towns. Interested parties should contact R. J. Macnamara at 810 Ninth Street SW Cedar Rapids or call 2 7867.
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