Graduation Toll Looms Over Big Ten Football Stars 1935
Big Ten faces heavy losses as many 1935 stars head to pro ranks amid graduation and ineligibility rules. Minnesota, Purdue, Illinois and others lose key seniors. Ohio State rebuilds with a strong returning lineup. eligibility questions may affect Kostka Clarkson and Bevan at Minnesota.
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Minnesota Gophers
Oline
United Press
Bill Bevan
Minnesota
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Francis “Pug ‘Lund
Jack Beynon
Mlinois
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
el Patterson
Phil Bengston
Butch Larson
Jim Carter
Jack Regeczi
Michigan
George Potter
Northwestern
Willis Ward
al Kawal
Don Weller
Indiana
Kostka Clarkson
Bevan
Occh
Big Ten
Minnesota Stars
University of Oregon
West Coast
Oregon
Dee Spears
Wisconsin
Night baseball’s future discussed by National League leaders
International News Service reports from New York that night baseball will be debated at the NL annual meeting in December. Cardinals and Reds back the idea though not all will agree. Minor leagues have long played night games with mixed financial impact for players and managers.
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Navis J Walsh
International News Service
New York
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnnati Reds
Sam Breadon
St. Louis
Sportsman’s Park
Sam
John A Heydler
Chicago Cubs
John
Seidel Named Captain of Minnesota Gophers 1935 Team
Gopher football star Gilon Seidel was elected captain of the 1935 Minnesota team. The junior quarterback was chosen Tuesday night to lead the squad next season amid team plans and expectations.
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Gilon Seidel
Minnesota Star
Gopher
Junio
Ingram Quits Cal Football Coach Post
University of California executive committee accepted the resignation of head football coach William W. Y. Ingram at a late Tuesday meeting. Graduate Manager Mike Monthan confirmed the move and said the decision was communicated late Tuesday.
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Refrreley Cohf
William WY Ingram
University of California
Turdas
Mikem Monthan
Galbreath Chosen Captain For 1935 Illinois Football
CHAMPAIGN IL Charles Chuck Galbreath tackle who scored the touchdown that defeated Chicago Saturday will lead the 1935 University of Illinois football team. Galbreath was elected captain of next year's Illinois eleven at the annual banquet by the Champaign Rotary Club. His home is Tuscola Illinois.
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Champaign
Charles Chuck
Galbreath
Chicago
University of Chion
Champaign Rotary Club
Tuscola
Wisconsin Football Picks Captain and MVP for 1934 Team
Ray Davis of Hamden Conn was chosen captain of the 1935 Wisconsin football squad at last night’s banquet. Milton Kummer, senior guard from Sheboygan Wis, was named most valuable player for the 1934 team. Fossil records indicate pyorrhea was a common disease among ancient creatures.
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Madison Wis
INS
Ray Davis
Hamden Conn
University of Wisconsin
Davis
Milton Kummer
Shebopan
Wis
Kohawk Five Drill for Iowa State Looms in Dec 7 Opener
Coach Forest Rutgers prepares the Kohawks for the season start with an unofficial first five under Harold Wilkinson and Charles Quinn with Joe Schneider. Guards Jim Caruthers Elmer Keith anchor the backcourt as Bill Gray Ben Kammer contend for center. Rutgers tests three combinations including 1933 squad members and a sophomore pivot with Kammer and Gray leading rotations.
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Iowa State
Forest Rutgers
Kohawk
Harold Wilkinson
Charles Quinn
Joe Schneider
Rock of Gibraltar
Jim Carruthers
Elmer Keith
Bill Gray
Ben Kammer
Gray
Kammer
Rutgers
Prohaska
Flood
Etka
Everett
Galvin
Martin
McLeod
Fox An
Daniel
Henna
Schneider
Pheasant Hunters Accused of Major Violations in Des Moines
William Schuenke state supervisor of game wardens estimated over 500 hunters broke pheasant laws on a Saturday hunt in Des Moines. About fifty arrests reported. officers faced assaults as violators pursued them after illegal birds were found in cars. Officials warn losses to next year’s stocking and threaten revoking hunters licenses as urban hunters blamed. A campaign against violators will continue with 200 auxiliary fieldmen and 42 officers aiding two districts.
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Des Moines
William Schuenke
Schuenke
Minnesota Football Coach Bierman Taps Seven Assistants
The article details Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman and his seven assistants who mold the Gophers. It profiles backfield coach Lowell Red Dawson line coach Dr. George Hauser ends coach Bert Baston and others, noting their past teams and seasonal roles.
Big Ten Football Attendance Surges to 1.129 Million Fans
Unofficial figures show a robust rise in 1934 Big Ten football attendance led by Michigan Minnesota and Ohio State. Total turnout approached 1.129 million, up from 886,?600 in 1933, with Chicago Purdue Wisconsin and Indiana posting gains across six to seven home games each.
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Purdue
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Chicago
Northwestern
Harry Leeper
George Potter
Fred Lind
al Kawal
Ed Whalen
Tom Flinn
Fh Patterson Canter
John Bauer
Bert Smith
John Solmer
Bart Peterson
Haine Chuck Beanies
Jack Pesnon
Quart
Bart Cumne
Jorn Kisber
Frans P Frosthauer
Auduet
Kewisk
John VieAfee
Regs Monabor
Domen Wetvel
Fullsack
Lud Vieve Tyeade
Frank Hass
Terase
Duane Pur
Carter T Beck Page Radloff
Miche
Wolverines
Cnampons
Po Roffl
Buckeyes
Min Neapolis
Mills Added To Illini Coaching Staff
Doug Mills, former Illinois football basketball and baseball player, named to the University of Illinois athletic coaching staff. He will assist in football with an exact position to be announced and will also serve as an assistant basketball coach. The move follows the resignation of Milt Olander from the backfield post to join an eastern industrial plant.
Wildcats Name Whalen Most Valuable Player
Northwestern senior guard Ed Whalen from Chicago was named the most valuable member of the 1934 football squad, announced Tuesday by the Wildcats in Evanston.
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Whalen
Evanston
Ed Whalen
Chicago
Northwestern
Glassgow Dynasty Seen In Iowa Football Lore
SHENANDOAH IOWA UP The 1957 possibility of Willis Glassgow playing QB for the University of Iowa sparks talk of father son comparisons with Bill Glassgow captain of 1929 Iowa and an all American backfield star now Page county attorney elect. Willis Jr. born Saturday at Clarkson hospital Omaha joins sister Nancy 2 in the Glassgow family.
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Shenandoah, Jr
University of Iowa
Willis Glassgow
Bill Glassgow
Iowa
Glassgow
Page County
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Willis, Jr
Nancy
Mellinger To Lead Drake Next Season
Des Moines reports George Mellinger of Waseea Minnesota was elected captain of the 1935 Drake University football team at the annual banquet. The 180 pound tackle is a junior in the college of commerce and has been a regular starter for two seasons.
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George Hauser
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Minnesota
Walter Camp
Iowa State College
Colgate University
Ohio State
Hauser
Bierman
Des Moines
George Mellinger
Waseea
Minn
Drake University
Mellinger
College of Commerce
Fairfax Poultry Shoot Set for Sunday at Gun Club
Fairfax Gun club will host a poultry shoot Sunday starting at 10 a.m. Turkey duck and chicken prizes will be awarded across all shooter classes.
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Fairfax
Fairfax Gun Club
Boxing Roundup With Nearby Winners
In Asheville and Chicago bouts several lightweights fought to decisions. Michel Walker and Freddy Chenoweth earned points over rivals Taltt Littman and Gene Salvatore, while Bueck Everett outpointed Lew Poster and Kid Leonard defeated Tony Zale in closely contested matches.
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Associated Press
Michel Walker
Rumson
N. J
Taltt Littman
Cudahy
Wis
Asheville
Bueck Everett
Gary
Ind
Lew Poster
Brooklyn
Chicago
Freddy Chenoweth
Milwaukee
Gene Salvatore
la Satte
Ea Plobia
Kid Leonard
East Moline
Tony Zale
Iowa Cagers Gear Up For 1934 35 Openers
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa coach Rollie Williams put the Hawkeyes basketball program in high gear for the 1934 35 season opener with Hamline college set for Saturday night He supervised a full time practice game between varsity and freshmen and plans a tough December schedule featuring Pittsburgh Stanford and Carleton to build experience before the Big Ten season The squad includes veterans John Burke John Grim and Ivan Blackmer plus a strong group of sophomores and notable recruits Matt Walsh Glen Tangeman Al Buss Louis Shine Ted Osmaloski Dick Moran and Frank Jakoubek with three last season players ineligible mid year including Sid Rosenthal Al Bobby and Frederic Schwarts
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Gazette
Iowa City
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
Hamline College
Hawkeye Cage
Williams
Iowa
John Burke
Muscatine
John Grim
Ivan Blackmer
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Carleton
Matt Walsh
Council Bluffs
Glen Tangeman
Sioux City
al Buss
Keokuk
Louis Shine
Spencer
Ted Osmaloski
Toledo
Dick Moran
Rock Island
Ill
Frank Jakoubek
Cedar Rapids
Sid Rosenthal
Chicago
al Bobby
Farrell
Frederic Schwarts
Dubuque
Harriers Arrive in Iowa City for National Event
The advance guard of long distance runners arrived in Iowa City for the National A A U senior cross country championship on Thursday morning. William Dreyer led the group after a 225 mile 16 hour bike trip then five mile jog. Other entrants include Tom Ottey Don Lash Ray Sears Bruno Bassini William Zepp Louis Greegory and Eino Pentti as national champions from five years.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
William Dreyer
Barrington
Dreyer
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Don Lash
Indiana
Ray Sears
Butler
Bruno Bassini
Lincoln Park Club
Chicago
William Zepp
Michigan Normal
Louis Greegory
Eino Pentti
Millrose A.A
New York City
Jack Vincent to Meet Bob Wagner in Legion Wrestling Show
Jack Vincent a Cedar Rapids born fighter now in Oklahoma City will face Bob Wagner of Portland Ore in a one fall thirty minute time limit match at the American Legion event. The card also features George Mack vs Rudy La Dizzi and Whitey Grove vs Arthur Von Saxon in return bouts.
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Jack Vincent
Cedar Rapids
Oklahoma City
Bob Wagner
Portland
Ore
American Legion
Coliseum
George Mack
Rudy la Dizzi
Whitey Grove
Arthur
von Saxon
Vincenti
Wagner
la Dizzi
Alex Fidler
Fidler
Bevan And Lund Make U P's All American
United Press selects 1934 All American team highlighting Bevan of Minnesota and Lund of Minnesota as backs and Monahan of Ohio State at guard. Noted stars include Hutson, Steen, Carter, Shotwell, Moscrip, Grayson, Howell, Borries, and Lund in the backs with strong line players and decisive center Shotwell.
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United Press All-American
College
Dom Hutson
Bill Bevaneee
Raherteees
Minnesota
Clyde Carter
Methodist
Seeeeseeese Dim Moscrip
Fred Barries Waeane
Eaeeens Navy
Millard Howell
Alabama
Francis Lund
Larson
L.ewneane
Fuqua
Theodoratos
Wash
Navy
Ormiston
Pitt
Boyer
U. C. L. A. Robinson
Notre Dame Oweee Ce
Slemering
San Francisco
Barclay
North Carolina
Ate Renee
Ae Hartwig
Pitt Brooke
Colgate
Areere
T. Weeessse
Galbreath
Hlinols Tenner
R.E
Borden
Fordham McCauley
Kice
Seeee RK
Berwanger
Chicago
F. B
Smukler
Temple Weinstock
Pité
United Press
EW York
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Bill Bevan
Jim (Monk) Moscrip
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Mill Lard Howell
Fred
Buzz) Borries
Francis (Pug) Lund
Minesota
Don Hutson
Jim
Shotwell
Marion Highs Turkey Day Tilt With Anamosa Thursday
Marion high school meets Anamosa in the annual Turkey Day game Thursday at 2 30 pm at Thomas Field. Five Marion players end their careers including Widger Reed Johnson Goodyear and Ferreter. Coaches Wolfe Cummins work to shore up a stalled attack and replace injured passers.
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Marion High School
Anamosa
Thomas Park
Marion
Widger
Bill Reed
Johnson
Goodyear
Ferreter
Wolfe
Cummins
Reed Brothers
American Legion
Iowa Hawkeyes draw 204000 fans for 1934 season
Iowa City motion shows the University of Iowa football team drew about 204000 in attendance across eight games. A 52000 crowd watched the Minnesota game at Kinnick Stadium, the largest ever in Iowa. Home games brought 80000 with 18000 at Purdue and 10000 opening South Dakota.
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Iowa City
Ins
University of Iowa
Iowa
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Purdue
South Dakota
Charles §. Galiher
Hawkeyes
Nebraska
Iowa State
Northwestern
Towans
Indiana
Ohio State
Firefighters Asked To Turn In Uniforms
Firemen requested all members of the Junior Firefighters American Legion baseball team to return suits and equipment to the central fire station. The gear will be laundered and stored for next year. Of sixteen suits, only two have been turned in.
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Junior Firefighters
American Legion
Central Fire Station
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Buffalo Jim Londos 20 Greece defeated Rudy Dusek 220 Omaha one fall. New York Dick Shikat 727 Germany tossed Sander Szabo 14 Hungary one fall. Rochester Ed Don George 218 North Java defeated Billy Barfush 271 Chicago two falls to one in best two out of three.
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Buffalo
Jim Londos
Greece
Ibrew
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
New York
Dick Shikat
Germany
Sander Szabo
Hungary
Rochester
Don George
North Java
Billy Barfush
Chicaso
Crime rate in Washington DC tops 1934 first quarter list
The first quarter of 1934 shows Washington DC experiencing a crime rate nearly half higher than the average of other large cities. This indicates a sharp urban safety concern during the period.
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Washington, D. C
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