Iowa Gagers Rated Big Ten Contenders Ahead of Season
Iowa Gagers are projected as strong Big Ten contenders with guards Ben Selzer and John Grim highlighted as key players. The squad features Howard Moffitt, Howard Bastian, and rising sophomores Albert Bobby, Sid Rosenthal, and John Wilson among others, with eligibility changes shaping the lineup for the inaugural games.
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Carlton Rebuilding Washington Huskies Basketball Team
Carlton announces a rebuilding plan for the Washington Huskies basketball program as a new guard and a core group of players aim to revitalize the squad. The coach vows to field around twenty players with several veterans returning, targeting a fresh start this season.
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Williams to Hold Basketball Clinic for Iowa Coaches
Iowa coaches will attend a basketball clinic directed by Williams with War Harrison and Bil Boeker at the university. Freshmen and varsity players will demonstrate different plays in sessions free to attendees. James Mullikin game Saturday is mentioned as a guest event.
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Army Navy clash sees hard hitting fourth quarter comeback
Army drives into Navy territory with a late push in the fourth, Buckler and Johnson key the offense as Navy counters with a turnover and stout defense. Final moments include interceptions and field position battles as both squads trade momentum in a tight matchup.
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Columbia Crushes Syracuse 16 to 0
Columbia football dominated Syracuse with a 16 to 0 victory. The report notes decisive offense and a strong defensive performance, highlighting key plays and the overall control of the game.
Columbia Beats Syracuse 16 to 0 in Dominant Win
Columbia shuts out Syracuse 16 to 0 in a decisive victory. The game highlighted strong defensive play and effective offense from the Lions, with key contributions from standout players and impactful plays throughout.
Maryland Team Crushes Washington Lee for 33 to 13 Win
In College Park Maryland a homecoming crowd witnessed Maryland defeat Washington and Lee 33 to 13. The Terrapins showed they remain competitive in college football with the surprising victory.
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Trojans Hand Notre Dame 19-0 Shutout Victory
Southern California dominates Notre Dame 19 to 0 in a game where USC gains 215 yards to ND 148 and claims nine first downs. Warburton leads the ground game with 95 yards in 18 carries, while Griffith scores the early TD and McNeish hooks a 28 yard strike to Bescos setting the tone.
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Notre Dame to extend football series with USC through 1937
Notre Dame will continue its football series with Southern California through 1937. Notre Dame athletics director Jesse C Harper announced after a conference with Trojan athletics director W. O. (Bill) Hunter. Games were already scheduled for 1934 and 1935, and the contract for 1936 and 1937 was made.
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Marengo Faces North English in Thursday Football Clash
Marengo coach Leo Samuel expects tough game as the Marengo high squad seeks to beat North English on Thursday. Statistics show Marengo leads in population figures and recent results but performance could shape the Thanksgiving county championship game.
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Zachar Ends College Football Career at Columbia
Abe Zachar of Cedar Rapids star tackle and Columbia co captain played his last game against Luther on November 11. He was a mainstay of the Columbia line for three seasons and twice made Walsh all state Catholic prep grid eleven.
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Alberts Open Season With Babe Didrikson Quintet
Babe Didrikson leads the All-Americans in a Coe gym opener against the Alberts quintet. Jackie Mitchell also stars as a two sport standout joins Bob Gruening, Bob Shaefer, Lefty Borers, Dick Butten, Carl Howard and others. Tickets are 40 cents adults 25 cents students.
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Marion Legion Poultry Shoot at Legion Park Today
Marion post No. 298 of the American Legion sponsors a poultry shoot at 1 p.m. today at Legion Park just west of Marion. A good supply of turkeys, ducks and geese will be on hand. Contestants will be classified to give equal chances. shells are available at the park.
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Princeton Tigers Triumph 26-6 Over Rutgers
Princeton remains undefeated with a 26-6 win as Rutgers scores first on the Tigers since 1869 in Palmer Stadium. The 40,000 crowd witnessed open field running and long jaunts setting Princeton up for a possible national claim and Rose Bowl consideration.
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Tiger Backley And Bear Set For Friday Night Card
Tiger Backley of Des Moines and local favorite Jimmy Bear lead a mixed boxing wrestling card at the Cedar Rapids auditorium Friday night. The main event is a two out of three falls bout with no time limit, featuring Backley and Bear.
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C O P Wins Y W C A Volleyball Title Over Trinity
The C O P team defeated Trinity 51 to 31 to clinch the Y W C A volleyball championship. Rita Sandberg Annabelle Reindl Sylvia Sanders Katherine Rock Helen Shearer Maxine Gerber Frances Swartz Dorothy Scott played for C O P, while Jane Esther Miller Louise Brendel Dorothy Kunz Lucille Brown and others formed the B team in the all star game. Officials were Mary Browne Ann Lindeman and Lucille Ladd.
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Illinois Wesleyan Clinches Little Nineteen Title Over McKendree
Illinois Wesleyan University defeated McKendree College 13 to 7 to win the Little Nineteen football championship at Bloomington. Weger sprinted 45 yards for the decisive TD late in the third period, as Wesleyan outgained the Bearcats 16 first downs to 8 and dominated the game before a 4,000 crowd including Governor Horner.
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