Tigers Beat Cubs In Ninth In World Series Thriller
Detroit Tigers edged Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 in Game Three at Gley Field. Schoolboy Rowe earned the win with strong relief pitching as Jo Jo White and Goose Goslin fueled the attack. Cubs rally fizzled after a tense late inning and disputes with umpires.
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Tigers
Gley Field
Chicago
Rowe
Jo-Jo White
Chisel
Goose Goslin
White
Goslin
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Schoolboy Rowe
Lee
Elden Auker
Charlie Grimm
del Baker
Baker
Gabby Hartnett
Pete Fox
Ernie Quigley
Box Score Baseball Chicago Detroit Aided By Demaree Hartnett
Box score details Chicago and Detroit with Demaree Hartnett Lindstrom and Fox producing key hits. Pitchers Auktt O'Dea and White work through late innings as fielding errors by Herman Cavarrette and Cochrane shape the scoring. Scoring details include three-run and two-base hits and multiple RBIs across both teams.
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Chicago
Galan If
Herman
Lindstrom
Hartnett
Demaree
Cavarrelia Ib
Hark
Jurses
Klele
Lee
Teenike
Stephenson
Auktt
Warneke
Detroit
Chicaree
Cavarretu
Cliftor
Cochrane
Euns
Lee Galan
Fox
Gestin
Eocell
O'Dea
Chicaro
Gebringer
Gestin Lindstrom
Hemerus
Stelen
Mack
Hartzell
Dette Clays
Gebrierezs
Owen Gek- Tinger
Jarges
Sertet
Cheace
Aeronvan Il
Glaze Stars
Sant
Gaumey Sh
Franklin Rally Falls Short in Late Dubuque Tilt
Franklin high battled Dubuque with six first downs in a tense game but fell 13 to 6 after Dubuque scored on a late play that ended just as the official game concluded. Franklin’s defense and offense both produced momentum, yet a final miscue sealed the Orange and Black’s hard luck defeat.
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Gazette
Dubuque
Franklin High Grid
Franklin
Orange and Black
Orange
Lakowski
Walsh
Golden
Cedar Rapids
Reavell
Orange Club
Kinch
Rickey
Eddy
Ellwood Softball Team Defeats Lost Nation 5 to 1
Special to The Gazette Ellwood softballers beat Lost Nation 5 to 1 on Thursday. Bright pitched for Ellwood and Myatt was catcher. Mi pitched and Betts did the catching for Lost Nation.
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Gazette Elwood
Ellwaod bin
Bright
Wood
Myatt
Betts
Lost Nation
Devers at Wisenskece Devers at Wisenskece
The visitors used line drives and end ondins to score four touchdown drives across three quarters. Davenport players and substitutes aided by practice calls helped secure the win as the local defense faced strong offense from a named back and linemen.
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Menaee
Davenport
Toten Devenport
Cin Oaks
Ada
Minnelfi
G Tavis
Brooklyn Beats Marengo For Third Victory 20-7
Brooklyn defeated Marengo 20 to 7 in a football game on Friday. The Brooklyn offense built a lead with key runs and passing plays while Marengo struggled with turnovers. Players mentioned include Armstrong and Gehdown, and the team advances toward Belle Plaine in upcoming matchups.
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Brooklyn
Marengo
West Union Gridders Top Maynard 8 0 in Clash
West Union football team defeats Maynard 8 0 in a decisive home win. Brey to Me Caveella provides standout play as the squad secures victory amid fringe season action.
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West Union
Maynard
Brey
Caveella
Wesp Union
Yopston
Etory
Friedas Bs
Boxing results from the New York show and nationwide bouts
A string of professional fights is listed with several winners including Anastos, Canzonert, and Eddie Fivie. Notable results feature featherweights and middleweights across Chicago New York Syracuse and Cleveland with multiple decisions and title mentions.
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DY Internation
Tomywood
Pancho Levins
Wi Metre
Pablo Dano
Philippine Islands
SAN Cuaincesco
Anastos
San Peanerice
Young Stables
Chicago
Jimmy Thomas
Putshareh
Retothe Lontaine
York
Tans Canzonert
New York
al Rath
Jeraev Tity Nechtiweieht
Eddie Fivie
Pitts- Vareh
Wesles Hames Everett
Mich
Steve Malaika Nuffalo
Goorge Salvatore
Rostan von Grew
Bellal Atte
Mttsbureh
Qelssein Gridders Mantle Cresco In 21-3 Victory
The Oelwein gridiron team dominated Cresco Friday in the Northeast Iowa conference opener. Led by Fikenberry and Kvam, Oelwein built a 25-0 lead with an 85 yard kickoff return and multiple long runs, while Brady added a 68 yard interception return for six.
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Soern
Oelweineemeer
Crewe
Oelwein
Eirkenberry
Brady
Kvam
Fikenberry
Anamosa Edges West Branch 6 0 in Nonconference Clash
In a nonconference duel Anamosa defeats West Branch 6 to 0 as Lazio and Kellogg drive late scoring. West Branch’s Miller and Pederson stand out while early play features numerous fumbles and missed chances.
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Anamosa
West Branch
Anamosa High School
Lazio
Kellogg
Miller
Pederson
Center Point Tops Palo 7-4 in Diamond Clash
Center Point won its third straight game defeating Palo 7 to 4 on the focal diamond. Center Point gathered ten hits to Palo’s six as Ralston and Matheny pitched for the winners and Kru Rar and Kapellis for Palo. Center Point meets Walker next Friday on the local diamond.
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Spreial
Gazette
Center Point
Palo
Pato
Kru- Rar
Kapellis
Ralston
Matheny
Walker
Rose Hill Baseball Beats Keswick in 14 5 on Diamond
Rose Hill high school baseball team defeated Keswick 14 to 5 on the Keswick diamond Thursday.
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Rose Hill
Keswick
Coe Hosts Dubuque University in Hill Park Showdown
Coe gridmen meet Dubuque University in Hill Park this afternoon at 2. The Kohawks arrive after a 7-0 win over Beloit, with Thea Gibbs and Bill Barron named as top threats. Dubuque’s line averages 190 pounds and includes several former all state players.
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Eby
Coe
Dubuque University
Hill Park
Kohawks
Dubuque
Beloit
Thea Gibbs
Bill Barron
Vinton Edges Manchester High 28 to 13 in Cedar Valley clash
Special to The Gazette Vinton opened Cedar Valley conference play with a 28 13 win over Manchester on the local lighted field. Edmond scored the first TD and charged for several yards, Stewart added points via drop kick. Johnson sprinted for an early third quarter TD as Vinton pulled away with multiple drives and key passes.
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Vinton
Vinton High
Manchester
Edmond
Stewart
Milroy
Jack
Johnson
Vards
Virton
Ely High defeats Shueyville 19 to 1 in high school game
Ely High School routed Shueyville 19 to 1 Thursday at Shueyville. Stahle completed an unassisted double play for Ely. Sladek and Clark each had three hits. Kloubee led Shueyville with three hits, while Lockwood struck out eight for Ely.
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Erestal
the Gazette
Ely
Ely High School
Shueyville
Shueysile
Stahle
Sladek
Clark
Kloubee
Lockwood
Grinnell Stakes Victory Over Washburn In MVC Game
Grinnell college defeated Washburn university 12 to 6 in a Missouri Valley conference clash at Grinnell. Bauer connected with Hayward for the opening touchdown and earlier found Schlotterbeck for a second score while Passes created the decisive offense.
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Grinnell
Washburn University
Grinnell College
Bauer
Hayward
Schlotter
Beck
College football scores and results across leagues
A compiled tally of college and high school football scores including Drake and Simpson in college games and numerous town teams across Iowa. Notable results feature Grinnell, Washburn, Mount Ayr, Cedar Falls, Clarion, Osage, Jefferson, Estherville, Algona, Mason City, and others with diverse final scores and matchups.
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Tesan
Itarlan
Clarion
Webster City
Mount Ast
Clearfield
Independence
Cedar Palls
Thotan
Vernon
Washington
Ishfield
Centerville
Bloomftield Pella
Prairie City
Gaine
Tal Heels Ue
Muscatine
Clear Lake
Belmond
Gshalosa
Grinnell
Carroll
Gndden
Newton
Marshalltown
Central
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Clarinda
Red Oak
Wast Waterloo
Woodrow Wilson
Creston
Chariton
Anamosa
West Branch
Mason City
Clinton Gridiron Overpowers McKinley 21-0 in Cedar Rapids
Clinton high school opened its season with a 21 to 0 victory over McKinley of Cedar Rapids. Clinton dominated, amassing ten first downs as Wiles ran in a second quarter touchdown and Niles added the extra points. Niles scored twice more in the fourth, with Manley credited for a later Clinton TD after a fumble, as Clinton's rugged line held McKinley scoreless and unable to mount a consistent offense.
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Clinton
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Invaders
Clintonians
Wiles
Husky
Niles
Manley
Toe
MecHinles
Jands
LE Yeeoe
G. Manley
Wae Case
Golad Saneeces
Gabie Schieble
Skese
Smith
Aea
Younssee OB
Vaclav
Picher
Q. Camersra
Cramer
Makeover
Coel
Burmtoxar
Cmrire Kamer
Iowa
Loesman
Iowa City Rolls Past Belle Plaine 33 to 6 in Football Win
Iowa City High School powered past Belle Plaine 33 to 6 on Friday night for its fourth straight win. Keith Horn scored on a 42 yard dash, Kali tsck ran in from 42 yards, and Jones added a 10 yard TD. Pooler recovered a kickoff for a late score.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa City High School
Belle Plaine
Keith Horn
Little Hawk Kalitsck
Jones
Little Hawk
Pooler
Canzoneri Earns Unanimous Win Despite Late Beating
Tony Canzoneri defended his lightweight crown with a unanimous decision over Al Roth in New York. The veteran fighter led the early rounds while Roth surged in the final three, delivering a pounding finish that did not alter the verdict.
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Canzoneri
New York
Tony Canzoneri
al Roth
Bronx
Associated Press
Roth
Traer Falls to Grundy Center 12-6 in Grid Battle
Special to The Ruzette. Grundy Center overpowered Traer 12 to 6 to seize the lead in the Town-Cedar league. B Albright connected with Meier for a 40 yard score, and later Albright broke free for a 60 yard TD. Traer answered with a Henry score after a muffed punt, but failed on both point tries.
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Ruzette
Traer—Grundy Center
Tracer
Teachers High School
Grundy Center
B. Albright
Meier
Tracy
C. Read
Grundy
Traer
Shirk
Henry
Grundys
Maroons
Marion Defeats DeWitt Eleven 27 to 0
Marion grid eleven routed Dewitt in a Friday afternoon game by 27 to 0 as Luwe Reed and Derflinger led scoring drives. Marion opened quickly and extended the lead with multiple touchdowns aided by strong line play and timely interceptions. Substitutions from both teams followed as the Crimson maintained control throughout the contest.
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Nat Baird
Dewitt
Marionites
Crimson
Don Wolfe
Wolfemen
Luwe
Runge
Reed
J. Reed
Lowe
Derflinger
Haines
Edwards
Gineek
Wee Kirk
DeHaven McKean
Erickson Hagerman
Doy Derflinger - Runge Luwe
Streseseee
Jessen Reed
Ae Anderson King
Bliesmer
Marlon
Nmcdonnell
Fower
Hendrickson
Ones
Jacobs
Hanna
Jackles
Manson
Harlan
Barnes
Swift
Liddle
Perslinger
Officisis
Haydon
Umpilie
Jenkins
Coe
Lavell
World Series Game Three Attendance and Receipts Figures
Attendance reached 45,532 for game three in Chicago. Receipts totaled $208,999 with the commission share $31,349.85 and players pool $106,589.49. Clubs' share was $71,059.66.
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Chicago
All America Football Board names ten players for 1935 honors
Early reports from the football front list Miller of South Dakota State Elder of Kansas State Fiske of De Paul Cardwell of Nebraska Paczkowski of St Lawrence Spona ug le of Franklin and Marshach Lewis of Ohio Vanderbilt Geny of Vanderbilt Taronis of West Chester Teachers and White of Hampden Sydney as weekly rating candidates for All America consideration.
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United States
Miller
South Dakota State
University of Wisconsin
Inen Miller
Footart
Elder
Kanaag State
Duquesne
FISKE
de Paul
Doposters
de Paul University
Northwestern
Cardwell
Nebraska
Cy Sherman
Chicago
Paczkowski
St Lawrence
Cornell
Attle
Tony Paczkowski
Will
Sponaugle
Franklin
Marshach
Mie
Fordham
Lewis
Ohio University
Ciant
Geny
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Cubs Protest Moriarty Language After Eleven Inning Tie
Cubs clash with umpire George Moriarty over alleged abusive language during Friday's 11 inning game. Commissioner Landis investigates while Grimm and two players are ejected. Frick and Wrigley comment as tempers flare and a major league row unfolds.
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Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
George Moriarnty
Moran
Grimm
Moriarty
Chicago
Woody English
George Stansaca
Moermane
Anaunde
Te Tons
Tea Leizcens
Ford Frick
Wil Harr
Rae
Cavarrella
Hack
Chuck Klein
Billy Jurges
Jimms O Dea
Lon Warneke
O Kien
Teai
Ken
Chiteon
Hermoo
Hicago
George Moriarty
Chicago Cubs
Missioner
Kenesaw Mountain
Billy Herman
Johnny Corriden
Landis
Wrigley
Charlie Grimm
National League
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
East Waterloo blanks Wilson 19 to 0 in gridiron rout
East Waterloo pummeled Wilson high 19 to 0 Friday night as Nyhan and Roth scored and Kenny added a late touchdown. Wilson defense kept late drive attempts but failed to cross the goal line while East Waterloo built a 13 point lead by halftime.
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Gazette
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Wilson
Ee Saar Rapids
Nyhan
Anderson
Lyhan
Folhers
Nyhan Rana
Roth
Kenny
East Waterloo Subs
East
Spray
Izer We
Christie Kramm
Wishneinsky Ae Ee
Cisler
Germaine
Rochester triumphs 7 0 over Elkader Junior College
Rochester junior college defeated Elkader junior college 7 to 0 on Friday night. Fisher scored the touchdown and kicked the extra point for the visitors, while Prouty and Newton led Elkader’s ground gains. Olson and Norris connected on passes for Elkader as Rochester earned seven first downs to Elkader’s six. Rochester piled up 162 yards rushing versus Elkader’s 139.
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Elkader
Elkader Junior College
Rochester Junior College
Fisher
Rochester
Prouty
Newton
Norris
Olson
Elgin and Arlington play to 12-12 tie in fourth straight
Elgin and Arlington battle to a 12-12 tie Friday with Weibel scoring two touchdowns for Elgin and Squires and Meike scoring for Arlington. The game marks the fourth consecutive tie between the teams, with past scores of 0-0, 6-6, and 7-7. officiating by Billings and Lyons of Upper Iowa.
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ELGIN
Arlington
Weibel
Squires
Meike
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Upper Iowa
Clarence High Cardinals Defeat Lowden 8-5 on Friday
Clarence High Cardinals upset Lowden 8-5 as pitcher Tucker hit a home run. Lowden’s Hintz struck out 15 but allowed 12 hits. they scored four runs after two were out in the final inning, while Clarence extended their winning streak to seven.
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Tungs
Ee Cole
Csuhta
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Ton Wopaneke
Lee Duving
Tyva
Org
Tye
Undo
Clarence
Clarence High Cardinals
Lowden
Tucker
Hintz
Knox College Wins Again Defeats Macomb 14 to 7
Knox College continued a winning streak by beating Macomb Teachers 14 to 7. The Smashes had just ended a 27 game losing skid by topping Principia College 18 to 60 last week.
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Macomb
Galesburg
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INS
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1860
Wrestling Results From Oakland Salt Lake City
In Oakland Pereira of San Leandro defeated Gus Sonnewhere who was disqualified for fouling. Wee Willie Davie and Bob Kruse drew. In Salt Lake City Leroy McGuirk of Oklahoma defeated Stephen Neweft of New York. Del Kunkel defeated Max Glover of Toledo.
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Oakland
Calif
Al_ Pereira
San Leandro
Gus Sonnewhere
Wee Willie Davie
Bob Kruse
Salt Lake City
Leroy McGuirk
Oklahoma
Stephen Neweft
New York
del Kunkel
Salt Lake
Max Glover
Toledo
Hawks Face South Dakota In Final Easy Test
IOWA CITY Iowa meets South Dakota in the 1935 football warm up game as a prelude to Colgate and five Big Ten foes on successive Saturdays. An estimated crowd of 15 000 is anticipated for the Saturday afternoon clash.
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INS
University of Iowa
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Colgate
Big Ten
Huskers Harness Cyclones In Big Six Opener
In Ames Nebraska and Iowa State opened the Big Six season with a clash. Coach Dana Bible fielded nearly the same Huskers squad that beat Chicago last week. Ideal weather drew a large crowd to the game.
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Ames
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Iowa State College
Dana Bible
Chicago
Drake Submerges Simpson in 40 12 Football Blowout
DES MOINES AP Drake's high powered football team overwhelmed Simpson 40 to 12 Friday night before 6,000 fans. Coach Vee Green's Bulldogs trailed 7 to 6 at halftime but opened the third quarter with a barrage of passes and runs to seize control and extend the lead ahead of the Ohio State game in Columbus next week.
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DES Moines
Drake
Simpson
Ohio State
Columbus
Bulldogs
Vee Green
Monticello Defeats West Liberty 8-0 for Third Win
Monticello High football defeats West Liberty 8-0 for its third win and first conference victory as a third quarter TD sealed the game. West Liberty struggled offensively, while Monticello capitalized on a key score in the third period.
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Monticello High
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