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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1934

Page

10

Kansas State Upsets Nebraska for Big Six Title

Kansas State shocked Nebraska 19-7 to claim the Big Six football championship, ending Nebraska’s three-year reign. Stoner starred with two fourth‑quarter touchdowns, Elder opened scoring, and the Wildcats rallied from a halftime stalemate in a freezing Des Moines crowd of 22,000.

Kansas State Nebraska Incoln Neb Cornhuskers Purple Power House Lynn Waldorf Cornhusker Wildcats Big Six Huskers Kansas Jayhawkers Maurice Red Elder Oren Stoner Stoner Purple Bob Benson State Toman Essues Arehitt Pflum Taddox Griffing Justice Seveees Thompsan Wesreees Fannin Serer Aeee Freelan Mehring Hauro Aeeee Armstrons Begon Kirk Parson Kwes Elder Quietey St Marys Jack North Yerkin

Tennessee Triumphs Over Kentucky 19 to 6

Tennessee Volunteers under coach Neyland defeat Kentucky 19 to 6 before a large Thanksgiving crowd. The game at Knoxville featured strong defense and decisive scoring in the final moments.

Tennessee Licks Kentucky Knoxville Tenn Tennessees Woo Beb Neyland Ano

Bradley Tech Trims Cornell 14 to 0 in rubber game

Bradley Tech defeats Cornell College Mount Vernon 14 to 0 in a three year series rubber match. Handley to Huddleston connected for the first Tech TD and Black added a second after Handley to Jagonich and Harrs set up the one yard line. Cornell threatened early but Bradley braced hold to two yard line. Semlow suffered a compound leg fracture on the kickoff and did not return.

Peoria Bradley Cornell College of Mount Vernon Handley Huddleston Tech Black Jagonich Harrs Cornell Peterson Reynolds Semlow Redskins Invaders Harms Bradley Coffinan Igwe Vatiss N Harms Dostes Wilson Novak Yeas Fenneil Hoffman Touche Eston Ftouchue Jaconich Tempe Knox Usipre Hout Drake Noppenberger Notre Dame Wabash Cornel Berve Courson Underwood Bradley Tewis -Wilagan McEihor Sayees RT Meeske Zimmerman RE Dberrs LH Bennett

Tigers Suffer 20–0 Loss to Kansas in Columbia

Missouri under Frank Cartideo was outplayed as Kansas built a 20 to 0 Big Six win in Columbia. The Jayhawks dominated on both sides, sending Missouri to the cellar after their fifth straight loss to Kansas.

Carideo Missouri Tigers Kansas U Columbia University of Kansas Frank Cartideo Weetery Jayhawk Saattarbock George Hargored Brouert Pete Jorr Petersons Foucedeuwn Karsans Hapgoeds

Bears Triumph Over Lions 19 16 in West Semifinal

Chicago Bears defeated Detroit Lions 19 to 16 to clinch a Western semifinal spot. Jack Manders kicked two field goals including a 49 yarder, turning a 16 7 halftime deficit into a Bears win.

Chicago Bears Detroit Jack Manders Bears Manders

Penn Quakers defeat Cornell 23 to 13 on rain soaked gridiron

Pennsylvania, led by quarterback Frank Murray, sprinted to a 16 point first half lead and held on to beat Cornell 23 13 in the Thanksgiving clash before about 45000 fans. Bill Shanahan broke a 76 yard run for Penns third touchdown as Cornell rallied in the final two periods.

Shanahan Quakers Alan Gould Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cornell Ithacans Penn Frank Murray Bill Shanahan al Frederick Elmira Bill Condon Jack Batten Cornell Pennypacker LE Caseccee Tes Cisburne Ess Hutchinson Cresel Renters Borland Manze Stofko Epiche Murray Tee Warwick Elverson Wexler Switzer F Egon Duquesne G Eckles Bankart Dartmouth Halloran Providence

Monmouth Rout Knox 39-0 Ties Hobart Loss Streak

Monmouth Ill beat Knox 39 to 0 as Fullback Whalen ran 46 yards for a first touchdown. The Scots added three more in the first half and three in the third, tying Hobart for the season’s longest losing streak at 27. Wolf’s late interception stalled Knox.

Monmouth Ill Knox Siwash Hobart Mhobart Whalen Wolf Monmouths

Temple Rose Bowl Hope Dims In Bucknell Tie

In Philadelphia Bucknell and Temple played to a 0 0 tie before 30 000 fans ending Temples Rose Bowl bid chances The Bisons stifled Temples Dave Smukler and Pop Warner s Owls with a stout line and quick defense Only early in the game did Temple threaten from the 8 yard line on Smuklers field goal try

Philadelphia Temples Bucknell Bisons Owls Dave Smukler Pop Warners Owl Evers Bison Smukler

Unclear College Football Scores and Results Across Teams

Fragmented list shows numerous college football scores and team pairings. Universities and scores include Oregon Normal, Tulsa, Utah Aggies, Colorado, George Washington, Oklahoma, Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Wake Forest, Chicago Cardinals, Green Bay, Kansas State, Nebraska, Missouri, Washington, St Louis, Texas, Mercer, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Temple, NYU, Western Michigan, Western Kentuck, Oklahoma City, Creighton, Penn State, Cornell, Princeton, Alabama State, Cincinnati, Abilene Christian, and more.

Oregon Normal Corlese Idaho Arkansas Tulsa Utah Utah Aggies Colorado U Yeaver Western Marland Mt St Marss Urethus Albright George Washington Oklahoma Maryland Johns Hopkins North Carolina Viesinia & Richmond & William and Mary Navier Universits Maskell Darton Universits Wittenberg Parsons Glonn Wesleyan Mashington South Carona Davidson Wake Forest Chicago Cardinals Green Bay Kansas State Nebraska Kansas Missouri Washburn Wichita University Whittler San Jose State Pittsburgh Techrs Maryville Techra Washington St Touis Texas Ut Texas Mercer Oglethorpe Alabama Vanderbilt Lebanon Saileys St Thomas Davis Pikins Molt Getivsburce Western Michigan Western Kentucks Oklahoma City Oklahoma A Severidaho Creighton Coleate Brown Temple Backnell Pennsylfania Cornell Wordham NYU John Carroll Rutgers Princeton WoNa Wesleyan Marshall Alabama State Tuskeree Cincinnati Miami Jatin MO Witherforre WooVa State Mancvea Orkansas

American Legion Wrestling Show at Coliseum Friday Night

The American Legion presents a nine fall style wrestling night at the Coliseum featuring Arthur von Saxon in a return match with Whitey Grove. Rudy La Dizzi faces George Mack in the co main event while Bob Wagner meets Jack Vincent in the preliminary. Fidler referees the first two matches as the show promises action and may end one or both of La Dizzi and Mack as drawing cards.

Arthur von Saxon Germany American Legion Coliseum von Saxon Whitey Grove Rudy la Dizzi George Mack Grove la Dizzi Mack Alex Fidler Bob Wagner Portland Ore West Coast Jack Vincent Cedar Rapids Vincent Wagner Fidler

Colgate Rallies To Beat Brown 20 13 In Providence

Colgate Red Raiders, considered Rose Bowl contenders, overcame a 13 7 Brown lead in the third period. A 15 yard pass from Kearn to Kuk for a TD tied it, Irwin added a five yard score, and Colgate sealed a 20 13 victory to finish with seven wins and one loss.

Providence R. I Colgate Red Raiders Brown University Brown Bears Harvard Yale Syracuse Columbia Holy Cross Brown Karaban Bears Kearn Kuk Irwin Ohio State

Wapsie Eight League Opens Fourth Season

The Wapsie Eight launches its fourth basketball season with Clarence at the helm. Clarence girls win 28-16 over Bennett. Clarence boys beat London 37-10. Calamus girls 37 30 over Wheatland. Wheatland boys 20 15 over Calamus. Schedule outlines league games through February with many boys and girls matchups.

Clarence Wapsie Bennett London Wheatland Calamus Calamus Girls Wheatland Boys Stanwood Lowden Arenc Dev Stanwand Grand Mound Amus Clnterce Calanmus Clarece Bennet Calanus Crard Mound Henbett Clarence Stanwood Whenatland

Whitehill Hits Two Homers In Big Yankee Victory

Babe Ruth and teammates produce eleven home runs as the American barnstormers crush an all star Japanese squad 23 to unknown. Gehringer, Ruth Whitehill Foxx and Gehrig each contribute multiple homers in the exhibition game played in Omiya Japan.

Omiya Japan INS Babe Ruth Gehringer Ruth Whitehill Foxx Land Gehrig

Alabama Tide Crushes Vanderbilt 34 to 0 for 9th Win

Alabama's Red Tide routed Vanderbilt 34 to 0 in Irmingham, securing a perfect 1934 record and a likely Rose Bowl invitation. Dixie Howell ran and passed for two touchdowns as Demyanovich and Angelich powered the Tide, while McGugin’s 30 years with Vanderbilt were honored.

Alabama Tide Vanderbilt Irmingham Ala Big Red Tide Alabama Vanderbilt Commodores Vandy Commodores Dan McGuegin Demyanovich Angelich Dixie Howell Tide Howell Southern Sports Writers McGugin Commodores

Pug Lund Named Minnesota Teammates MVP

Capt. Pug Lund halfback and ground gainer of the undefeated Minnesota juggernaut was voted his team’s most valuable player for the season. Lund gained 667 yards in 100 carries, with 6.67 yards per play and 38.4 per punt, repeating the same honor his teammates gave him last year.

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Mechanicsville Beats Durant 28 16 In Slow Game

Mechanicsville Bullets defeat Durant five 28 to 16 as both teams struggle with ball handling and missed shots. Mechanicsville leads 4-0 after first quarter and 11-4 at halftime as free throws pad the score.

Mechanicsville Mechanicsville High School Durant Mechanicsville Bullets

Shellsburg Opens Season With Win Over Rowley 23 to 18

Shellsburg opened its season on the Rowley floor winning 23 to 18. The halftime margin stood 11 to 7 in favor of Shellsburg. The second team game ended 33 to 8 in Shellsburg's favor.

Shellsburg Rowley The Gazette

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