Lash Of Indiana Wins Harrier Meet Millrose A A
Don Lash of Indiana clinched the senior national cross country title at Iowa City in a grueling 32 17.2 over 10 000 meters. Millrose A A of New York City won the team title with 26 points, beating Michigan State 47 and Indiana 57 as 45 runners started the westward race.
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Iowa City
Don Lash
Indiana University
University of Iowa
Lash
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Millrose A. A
New York City
Easterners
Indiana
Kinox Pentti
Millrose Club
Ray Sears
Butler University
Louis Gregory
Millrose
Mississippi River
Minnesota Gophers top Rose Bowl pick in LA poll
In Los Angeles a newspaper poll shows Minnesota favored to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl, with Alabama second and Colgate third. Big Ten champs are ineligible for postseason under conference rules, receiving 907 votes. Alabama 701. Colgate 669.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Navy
Army
Columbia
Temple
Ohio’State
Louisiana Tate
New Basketball Card Made For Washington Junior College
Washington junior college announces a new basketball schedule under Coach George Freshwaters. Curtis Wells and Homer Jackson are top guard prospects. Willis Jones and Louis Dusenberry are reserves. Centers Glider and Walter Jungbluth return from 1933-34. forwards Augustine, Copeland, John Jackson, and Jimmy Wells headline drills ahead of the Dec 7 opener and a schedule spreading to Feb 21.
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Gazette
Washington
George Freshwaters
Freshwaters
Curtis Wells
Cardinal
Homer Jackson
Willis Jones
Louis Dusenberry
Glider
Walter Jungbluth
Augustine
West Chester
Copeland
John Jackson
Jimmy Wells
Centerville
Marshalltown
Burlington
Joliet
Albia
Independence Licks La Porte City Twice
Independence swept a doubleheader against La Porte City with a 20 17 victory in the first game and a 16 13 loss in the second. The sweep marked a strong road showing for Independence.
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Independence Licks
la Porte City
Independence
Reasons for Gratitude From Henry McLemore
New York Thanksgiving column lists playful gripes and social observations. The piece notes six day bicycle races, limited lecture crowds, critics of sports writers, Dizzy Dean quitting for pay, society matrons’ indulged habits, George Lott delaying pro status, wrestling investigations, and a marriage showing a $125000 annual income as proof of continued optimism in horse tours.
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New York
All Americas
Long Island Dental Conservatory
Gertrude Stein
Bill Terry
Dizzy Dean
George Lott
George
New York State Boxing Commission
Marina
United Press
Idaho Defeats Creighton 13-0 On Turkey Day
Idaho University shutout Creighton University 13 to 0 in Omaha Nebraska on Thanksgiving. Idaho opened scoring with an eight yard run byDevlin in the first quarter and added a 40 yard pass in the second quarter from McCue to Iverson for another touchdown.
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Omaha
Neb
Idaho University
Creighton University
McCue
Idaho
Iverson
Devlin
Troy Mills Splits With Central City
Troy Mills men beat Central City 21 to 20 in the season opener while the girls team fell 33 to 12 to Central City. The boys led 13 to 4 at halftime.
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Troy Mills
Central City
Guthria
Louise Hronak
O'Neill May Take Helm At Cleveland
A speculative feature by David J. Walsh questions Walter Johnson’s position as Cleveland Indians manager amid rumors Steve O Neill could succeed him. The piece muses on Johnson’s popularity and Evans’s stance, arguing Johnson is a “good fellow” unlikely to quit a soft role.
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O'Neill
Cleveland
David J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Club
Steve O'Neill
Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Louisville
Billy Evans
Evans
Jersey City Heights
Quasqueton Boys and Girls Sweep Aurora in Doubleheader
Quasqueton high school teams defeated Aurora in a Tuesday doubleheader. The boys won 30 to 9 with ten-point scorers Manson and Buchanan and strong defense from Kimball and Freeburn limiting Aurora to three field goals. The Quasqueton girls won 46 to 27 led by Hekel and Clark with Kreuse and Eschen top Aurora scorers.
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Gazette
Aurora
Manson
Buchanan
Kimball
Freeburn
Knapp
Hekel and
Clark
Kreuse
Eschen
Final Tryouts Friday For Z C B J Team
The final tryout for the Z C B J basketball team will be at the YMCA on Friday evening at 8 30. Only members and prospective members of the Z C B J Western Bohemian Fraternal Assn are eligible. The team may schedule games with Chicago and Omaha in addition to regular games.
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Western Bohemian Fraternal Assn
Chicago
Omaha
George Washington Beats Oklahoma 3–0 on Rainy Muddy Field
In Washington, George Washington University edged Oklahoma University 3 to 0 as a 16 yard field goal from placement by tackle Harry Deming in the second period supplied the winning points. The clash was hampered by rain and played on a mud covered field.
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Washington
Harry Deming
George Washington University
Oklahoma University
Sport Jabs by the Associated
Detroit fighter Orville Drouillard outpointed Darin Moreno in a 127 pound bout. Kalamazoo’s Teer Kid Walker defeated King Brady in a 182 pound match in Cincinnati.
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Associated
One
Detroit
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Darin Moreno
Kalamazoo
Kid Walker
Cincinnati
King Brady
Evansville
Ind
Tigers Open Cage Campaign Friday At Muscatine
Ten Tiger cagers head to Muscatine Friday afternoon to open the 1934-35 basketball season against veteran prep school sharp shooters. Coach Rust plans Forrestal Olmstead and Nicholas at forward and Kinch center as his likely opening five.
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Tiger
Muscatine
Grant High
Panthers
Mount Vernon High School
Mount Vernon
Washington
Orville Rust
Coe
Tigers
Forrestal
Olmstead
Baxter
McDonald
Nicholas and Hedges
W. Kinch
Thor
Rickey
Smith
Rust
Nicholas
Miller
Xavier Muskteers rout Haskell Indians 38 to 6
Xavier University Musketeers overcome a first quarter lead by Haskell to win 38 to 6. The game aired from Cincinnati with Xavier executing a versatile offense to secure the victory.
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Xavier
Haskell Indians
Cincinnati
Haskell
Musketeers
Xavier University
Thursay
John Dillinger Named Candidate for Iowa All-State Team
Avoca lineman John Dillinger was among the candidates for the Iowa Daily Press Association all-state football team as 39 high school players from 27 newspapers awaited final selections. The Gazette and 26 papers will publish the squads Friday with 13 players per team and one utility lineman and one utility back on each.
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DES Moines
John Dillinger
Iowa Daily Press Association
The
Gazette
Iowa
Associated Newspapers
Avoca
Martelle Seals 55th Straight Home Victory In Opener
In Martelle Iowa the high school basketball season opened with a double header against Alburnett. The Martelle seconds won 29 to 9 and the Martelle firsts took 26 to 19. Rockwood of Alburnett led scorers with 11 points as Martelle extended its home winning streak to fifty five games.
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Martelle
Martelle High School
Alburnett
Rockwood
Martello
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Hanford Post
Rowdy
Rudy la Dizzi
Arthur von Saxon
Bob Wagner
George Mack
Whitey Grove
Jack Vincent
Quasqueton
George Washington
Oklahoma
Melton Jackets
Ecru and
Gray
Oxford
Canary
DuPont
Welton
Tom Sawyer
Boucle and Melton
Cedar Rapids
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