Louisville Open field to feature Horton Smith defend title
The second annual $5,000 Louisville open golf tournament in Louisville Ky gathers about 200 top players from the United States and England. Horton Smith of Oak Park Ill defends his crown on the 6 580 yard par 71 Audubon Country club course after shooting 286 two under par last year. The field includes Sam Parks Jr Pittsburgh Paul Runyan White Plains and many Ryder Cup members. First round matches of eight holes Thursday and Friday lead to a 36 hole final Sunday with a strong American British and Ryder Cup presence.
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Wapsie Eight Drafts Schedule Amid Withdrawals
Clarence hosts the Wapsie Eight draft for a basketball schedule as Welton Jamus Grand Mound and Wheatland exit to Clinton County. Cedar County teams Bennett Stanwood Clarence remain four, with Otto Lam Mers of Bennett named league secretary. Fall baseball standings list Clarence Pennett Spel and Woodden Stanwood with records shown.
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Center Junction Cage Schedule Announced
Center Junction announces its upcoming basketball schedule with two returning regulars from last year and a standout recruit from a fast junior high program. Bren of Beason High School shows strong potential, while Coach Bulgren begins his fourth season guiding the senior team. The schedule includes varsity and junior varsity games across the season.
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Minnesota Loses Julie Alphonse By Eligibility Ruling
Minnesota football title hopes were dimmed as Julie Alphonse star halfback from the 1934 national championship team was ruled ineligible this year after failing a second make-up examination. Alphonse was the Gophers’ leading ground gainer and was expected to be the offense’s mainstay this fall.
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Jones Meet Speers on Legion Mat Card
Jones returns to headline an American Legion wrestling card delayed by Amelia Earhart events at Memorial Coliseum. Frank Speers, former Georgia Tech All American, seeks a repeat win while Bobby Stewart meets Louis Thesz in the undercard. Frankie French opens against Otto Kuss with action expected after last week’s hospital scare.
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Indianapolis
Harvard 1935 Football Dramas Under Coach Harlow Begin
Harvard faces a 1935 football season as Richard Cresson Harlow prepares a large squad of 150 with a mix of veterans and hopefuls. Captain Bob Haley leads a deep backfield while line positions remain unsettled, and candidates travel from across the country to earn a first eleven spot.
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Mitchellville Defeats Delta Gridders 19 to 0
Delta opened its home season under Coach Frank Ralston with a 19 point defeat as Mitchellville scored in the second third and fourth quarters. Halfback Farmer starred for Delta with an 80 yard return on an interception, while Coach Jack Pence led the visitors to the win.
Indiana Opens Season With Win Over Centre
Indiana defeats Centre 14 to 0 to start Bo McMillin era. Huffman and Walker spearhead aerials after early running stalls. Davis plunges in for a first quarter TD, Kelson adds PATs. Norton adds A third period TD on a run as Indiana dominates with sophomores and reserves close to scoring.
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Football Scores East Co. Conference Grids Result list
East teams posted a wide spread of results including Georgetown Teachers 19 Moorehead Teachers 0 and Washington college 41 American U. 14. Notable scores include Manhattan 69 Brooklyn 7 and Liberty also listed Buffalo 0 Geneva 33 and Slippery Rock twirs. The roundup lists many colleges such as Lafayette 7 Muhlenberg 0 Albright 14 and Bowling Green 6 with several ties and shutouts across the region.
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Toddville Nine Triumphs Over Central City 6-5
Toddville High School handed Central City its first defeat of the season, 6-5, as Central City rallied with a five-run fifth but Toddville regained the lead in the sixth and held on. The Toddville girls kittenball team defeated Troy Mills 29-9.
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Cornell Teachers In Scoreless Tie Summary
Cornell and Teachers College battled to a 0 0 tie with Teachers holding a slight yardage edge. Teachers made six first downs to Cornell's three and outgained Cornell 131 yards to 78. Lineups include Stout Torrence Nelson Novak Hulz Bowman and Nichols among others.
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Little Five Basketball Schedule Is Announced
Nichols The Little Five league releases a messy schedule with scattered dates and matchups. Teams listed include Springdale Letts Nichols Riverside Cone and Bye with games at Nichols Letts Riverside and Cone. The garbled text shows December through February fixtures with venues at Springdale Riversid Cone and Letts, indicating a chaotic schedule.
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Wilton Junction Beats Lone Tree 13 12 in Tight Victory
Wilton Junction Beavers under Coach Schnack defeated Lone Tree 13-12 Friday night. The score stood 7-0 at halftime as Wilton Junction earned their first win of the season in their third game.
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