Iowa Hawkeyes Open 1934-35 Basketball Schedule Against James Millikin
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes face James Millikin of Decatur in the 1934-35 season opener. Coach Rollie Williams relies on veterans Sid Rosenthal and John Burke while giving chances to sophomores Floyd DeHeer Bush Lama Sam Johnson and Joe Vansseldyk. Attendance expected from over 1,000 high school coaches and players for the clinic preceding the game.
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Ova City
University of Iowa
James Millikin
Decatur
Ill
Illinois
Hawkeye
Rollie Williams
Millikin
Eran
Delmar
Cox
Archie VanUsdal
Dan Hallihan
Sid Rosenthal
John Burke
Matt Welsh
al Buss
Mawkeye
Floyd DeHeer
Ophomore
Bush Lam
Sam Johnson
Dwin Thompson
Joe van Sseldyk
DeHeer
Amb
Iowa
Wallyaddis
al Bobby
Bobby
Fnal
James Millikin Koc
Une
Goldman
Sere Yaushan Sheng RG
Lawrence Writtond
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Sixteen Cornell Football Players Receive Letters
Sixteen varsity letters were awarded to Cornell college football men by the athletic board at the close of a successful season on the gridiron. Nine senior lettermen will be back next September, including Charles Berve from Rochelle Illinois and others from Mount Vernon Rockford Polo Belmond Independence Newton Saline Geneva and Chicago. Six players have won three letters in varsity football, while four first season players earned the C award: Leroy Pease Dale Brand Howard McGrath James Watson. Those receiving their second varsity awards were Franklin Cote Ralph Kunz and Frank Novak with Bob Hall of Chicago getting a manager's letter.
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Vernon
Cornell
Athletic Board
Charles Berve
Rochelle
Ill
Roy Bowman
Mount Vernon
Ray ‘Bunch
Rockford
Eldon’ Coffman
Polo
Ronald Courson
Belmond
Wilbert Frye
Independence
Harold Still
Newton
Benton Underwood
Salbion
Charles Zoda
Geneva
Berve
Units Bunch
Coffman
Still
Underwood
Zoda
Leroy G Pease
Burlington
Dale Brand
Fort Dodge
Howard McGrath
Marson
James Watson
Franklin iCote
Clarion
Ralph Kunz
Clinston
Frank Novak
Bob Hall
Chicago
Belle Plaine Dominates Toledo High 13-0 in Turkey Day Showdown
Belle Plaine defeats Toledo High 13 to 0 to remain undefeated in southern Cedar League play. Richard Allen scored on a third quarter run and connected for a late touchdown pass to Carl. Key Belle Plaine players included Shrader, Essham, and Carl. Arnold of Toledo was injured but not seriously.
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the Gazette
Belle Plaine
Belle Iaine
Toledo
Lamb
Richard Allen
Car
Shrader
Allen
Essham
Carl
Arnold
Tama
Brooklyn
Marengo
Montezuma
North English Bears Down Marengo in Turkey Day Classic
North English defeated Marengo High 12 to 0 to cap a strong season. The Bears struck early with a 55 yard touchdown by Cox and added a second score on a Spoky Blo sprint, securing county championship bragging rights for the first time since 1929.
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Bears
Marengo High
Cox Bear
Spoky
Marengo
Ellsworth Muller
Drake Gridders Bow To Arizona Eleven 83-0
Arizona unleashed a potent ground and air attack to rout Drake 83 to 0 in Tucson. Ted Bland led the onslaught with Henderson Knox and Wallace sharing in the scoring as Drake’s backfield struggled throughout the game.
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Drake
Arizona
Tuscon, Ariz
University of Arizona
Drake University
Ted Bland
Wildcats
Ronnie Henderson
Kenneth Knox
Fred Wallace
Bland
Ubi
Suter
Bolger's Early Job Sparks Banter in Boston
Ray Bolger, famed as the Life Begins at 8:40 dancer, earned a salary of $950 a year while working at Boston's First National Bank. The remark called him very smart but very fresh, suggesting he would outgrow the modest post.
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Boston
INS
Raymond Wallace
Bolger
Ray Bolger
First National Bank
Like Dad Like Son Knute Rockne Jr Star at Miami Prep
The Miami military prep school team features Knute Rockne Jr., son of the late Notre Dame coach, pegged for a bright college football future by his coach Reed Williams.
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Miami
Fla
Knute Rockne, Jr
Notre Dame
Reed Wiliams
Tennessee U Gridman Critically Injured in 27–0 Loss
Herb Tade, 21, center for the University of Tennessee football team, was in critical condition after suffering a fractured skull in the final period of a game Kentucky won 27 to 0 in Lexington. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon and he was hospitalized locally.
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Lexington
INS
Herb Tade
University of Tennessee
Tade
Kentucky University
Newhall and Palo Split Tight City Hoop Games
On Newhall High’s floor on Wednesday night the Palo girls defeated Newhall 26 to 20, while the Newhall boys rallied from behind to force overtime and win 28 to 27 in one extra period.
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The
Gazette
Palo
Newhall
Palo High School
Palo Girls
Newhall Boys
Radio Schedule Highlights From Cincinnati Area Listings
A dense listing shows 10:00 through 11:15 periods with CBS NBC and ABC networks. Programs include string ensembles, soprano Genia Fonariova, Natl farm hour, and the Yale Princeton football game. Evening and afternoon slots feature orchestras, operatic and classical programs, and various local and national broadcasts.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
CBS
WABC
WBEM
WGST
Our American Schools
NBC
Weap Chain
Honeymooners
WJZ Chain
String Ensemble
WCCO
Minute Men Quartet
Weaf Cha’ Siapson Boys
Sprucehead Bay
Jimmy Fettiorch
CBE
Genia Fonariova
Honeybo
Sassafras
Gearee
Hall Orch
Wwoc
NBC Symphony
WEAP
Boeing
Ensemble
Memorial Beacon
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
WEAF_chain
Navy
WJZ
Texas Christian
Jo—My Bissett Orch
Ao SA Schirmer
Frank Dalley
Kaltenmeyer
WEAF
Ken Oraraga
Frederic William Wilé
KMOX
Nagar
Messace of Israel
Hampton Institute Singers
al Goodman Arch
Weco
Heston Symphony Orch
Wabc Woo Kmox
Virginia Ben
Wallace Beery
Vic Young
Remale Child's Orch
Elinde Ylopkins Orch
WVGST
Yommy Harris
Ssartin Orch
Wabc Eads Duchin Arch
MBC
W. Chain
Church of the Air
BC Woo
Hans Christian Anderson
Ward Ang Maary
Major Bowes
Cbb
Lake City
WABCO
WEA
Chicago
Round Table
Radio City Symphony Orch
Romany Trail
Merece
Vivien Della Chiesa
NBC Weaf
Voice of the People
Josefianenmnred Orch
Your
Philharmonic Symphony Society of
N.Y
ABC
WBBM
Weaf Kyw
Beametic Tketch
Alin
Borathy Lresin
Desien
Abe Woman
Oreh
Ack Fulton
Becker
Jack Bhilkretorch
New York Town
Dom Luck
Suan
Chain
Lexander Woollcott
Tiardesty Hipley
WJZ Wls. Weaf Vn Wes, Tenor (Nbg) After Wabc
Leo Spitalny Oren
Major Howes Oamateur
Beeia Cantor
WABG
Lesie Howard
Ramatia
Anhattan
WZ Chain
Agpeene
Albert Spaldink
Walter Winchell
Frank Munn
WOW
Wayne King
Wcco Kmox
Atlanta U
WADC
Carl Hoff Orch
WABO
Weap Kyw
Seymour Simon Orch
Accodivmy Carr Orch
Enric Madriguera Orch
Twin Cities
Willie Bryant
Frank Dailey
Heney
Halstead Orch
Rave Orch
Gant" Hines Orch
Radio Announcer Overload Dims Fordham NYU Loss
Henry MecClemmer writes that a Boston radio call during the Fordham NYU game fatigue him with constant chatter and trivia from the announcer. He questions the broadcast style, then argues NYU proved paper strong while Fordham showed grit in a hard fought defeat.
La Ditzi Wins in Three Falls Over Ginsberg and Shires
La Ditzi defeats Baron Ginsberg and Shires in a three fall bout at the coliseum Thursday night. Shires transfers his fall to La Ditzi to hand him the match by two falls to one. The Baron's rough tactics drew reaction as La Ditzi dominates with quick moves and a crashing right. Minnesota wrestlers Alf Johnson and Note Jerlstrom also featured in prelims, while Abe Rothberg loses to Dapper Lee Henning after an eleven minute duel.
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la Ditzi
Ginsberg
Shires Gents
Coliseum
Shires
White Sox
la Dizzi
Minnesota
Alf Johnson
Minneapolis
Jerlstrom
Duluth
Abe Rothberg
Lee Henning
Whitehead
Abe
Hopkinton Falls At Delhi In Season Opener
Hopkinton high school opened the basketball season with a 33 to 20 loss to the Delhi five. The next game is scheduled for December 10 against Buck Creek at Delhi with a slate of dates including Oneida Monticello Earlville Greeley Buck Creek Delhi and other home and away contests listed by coach D. H. Johnston.
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Hopkinton
Hopkinton High School
Delhi
Buck Creek
D. H. Johnston
Oneida
Monticello
Earlville
Greeley
Olin Teams Defeat Lisbon on Local Court
Olin boys and girls basketball teams beat Lisbon Wednesday night. Girls won 50 to 8 with Schellin scoring 19 and Swenson 13. Boys triumphed 37 to 11 with Graf and Lane leading for Olin.
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Olin
Lisbon
Schellin
Swenson
Graf
Lane
Captain Dick Crayne to Speak at Waukon Kiwanis Meeting
Captain Dick Crayne of the University of Iowa will address the Waukon Kiwanis Monday evening. He will speak to the high school and junior college football teams as part of the club’s season entertainment, with Rollie Williams also on the program as assistant football coach and basketball coach at the university.
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Waukon
Dick Crayne
University of Iowa
Kiwanis Club
Rollie Williams
University
Rose Bowl Candidates Tuned For Grid Classic
Undefeated Southern Methodist and Texas Christian prepared for the Southwest Conference showdown in Fort Worth ahead of the Rose Bowl. Coaches spotlight aerial play as both teams boast strong pass offenses and stout lines, with injuries affecting SMU and TCUs key players.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southern Methodist
Texas
Christian
Stanford
Pasadena
Dallas
Matty Bell
Methodists
Bobby Wilson
Mustang
Sammy Baugh
Jimmy Lawrence
Texas Christian
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Methodist
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bo McMillin
Indiana
D. X. Bible
Nebraska
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Leo
Dutch” Myer
University of California At
Los Angeles
Harry Shuford
J. C
Weisel
Rice
Center Point High Wins Over Walker in Double Header
Center Point high school swept Walker in a double header here on Wednesday night. The girls defeated Walker 22 to 15 with Mary Hoglan scoring 12 for Center Point and Cahill adding 10 for Walker. In the boys game, Center Point won 24 to 18 as Holloway scored 12 for Center Point and Benish 11 for Walker.
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The
Gazette
Center Point
Walker
Mary Hoglan
Miss Cahill
Holloway
Benish
All Southern Conference Eleven Chosen by Coaches and Writers
A. P. selects an All Southern Conference football team with ace Parker of Duke and Jackson of North Carolina leading the backfield. Dickerson of Virginia Tech and Guckeyson of Maryland provide balance. ends Buck and Leys shine, with Bonino Durner and Sabol anchoring the line and Johnston Farley earning guard spots.
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Richmond
Associated Press
Meaia
Ace Parker
Duke
Don Jackson
North Carolina
Bill Guckeyson
Maryland
Herman “Foots” Dickerson
Virginia Tech
Jackson
Parker
Rhapa
Uckerson
Dickerson
Jim Hutchins
Dick Buck
John Leys
Virginia
Hugo Bonino
Washington and Lee
Gus" Durner
Jim Johnston
Jim Farley
V. M. I. Aot
Steve Sabol
N. C. State
George Barclay
Buck
Bonino
Sabol
Durner
Leys
Bill Ellis
Ed West
Andy Bershak
Mac Cara
Mammoth Hugo
Tom Evans
Clemson
Tom Brown
Venice Farrar
John Trimpey
V.M. I
Clarence Snabinet
Barnes Worth
Paul Gaffney
South Carolina
Ed Minton
Joe Cardwell
Hair Characteristics Compared to Fingerprints Argued
The article discusses claims that hair traits may be as unique and stable as fingerprints, suggesting they could serve as reliable identifiers in forensic science.
Rose Bowl Opponent Likely To Be Named Next Week
Stanford graduate manager Al Masters said the Rose Bowl opponent probably would not be announced until next week. He noted his attention was on setting up offices in Pasadena and handling ticket details and declined comment on LSU as a possible bidder.
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Blather
Pasadena
Calif
al Masters
Stanford University
Masters
South
Louisiana State
States receive funds to extend dole beyond December 1
Washington AP report says federal grants for direct relief ended but some states received enough money to continue dole past December 1. Aubrey Williams, assistant Works Progress Administration administrator, noted the last 22 states had their final relief allotments and explained funds already disbursed.
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Washington
Aubrey Williams
Works Progress
Futre
State Relief Administration
Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
New Jersey
Federal relief program details in late press briefing
Officials outlined progress of the works program and available funds. Key points included final allotments and timetables for direct relief, with New Jersey and Pennsylvania figures cited, and delays in issuing paychecks noted as affecting ongoing relief payments.
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Henry Mecclemore
United
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