Sophomores Rise as Vets Lose Ground in Big Ten
Big Ten sophomores gain prominence as injuries and depth tests open spots. Purdue debuts Cecil Isbell and Tom McGannon, McGannon’s 52 yard run sets up a 7 0 win over Northwestern with Isbell adding the extra point. Meanwhile Ohio State uses Jumping Joe Williams in place of Dick Heekin after a strong showing against Kentucky.
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Roosevelt Harriers Meet Iowa City in Freshman-Brown Meet
Roosevelt high school cross country team will meet University high in Iowa City on Saturday. Two teams will travel to the university town. Saturday morning the Franklin and Roosevelt freshman sophomore football teams clash on a local field.
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World Series Highlights From 1935 Scribe’s Notebook
Detroit report recalls Lonnie Warneke four hit shutout in game one and Tom Bridges ten strikeouts to finish Hack. Augie Galan’s leaping third game catch, Jurges’ one handed liner snag, Fox’s plate throw and other standout plays showcase Gehringer and Herman as top players and Rowe as a disappointing ace.
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Nebraska Works On Offense For Minnesota Fray
Nebraska's football team works on new plays aimed at opening the field for Cardwell and Lanoue. Cardwell is healing from a bruised knee and Toby Eldridge fills in at right halfback. Coaches emphasize improved blocking and reduced fumbles ahead of the Minnesota game.
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Cubs and Big Ten Tests in Hesitant Season
The column critiques Phil Cavarretta for a costly baserunning error in Detroit and notes fan reactions. It surveys Big Ten teams with imperfect records and previews upcoming games, while discussing Moriarty’s umpire calls and Warneke’s arm injury. Also updates on Jim Collins’s potential Giants deal and Babe Ruth’s post playing career prospects.
Georgia Remains Center of Early Southern Grid Hopes
Frank Thomas assesses Georgia and other southern powers as the season opens. He predicts the Bulldogs may contend for the title, notes Alabama losses and injuries to others, and outlines upcoming games across the SEC with key matchups and prospects for several teams.
Oelwein Huskies Set to Meet Decorah Norsemen Friday
Oelwein high Huskies travel to Decorah for a key conference game on October 11. The match is touted as one of the season’s toughest and most bitter contests with recent years featuring close battles. Last year’s game ended in a 6-6 tie after Oelwein edged yardage but faltered with fumbling and penalties.
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Jamaica Expects Record Tourists This Year
Jamaica projects a year of record tourism with strong visitor demand across attractions and resorts. Officials anticipate higher arrivals and increased room occupancy driven by marketing and service improvements.
Midwest Elevens Begin Conference Season With Mix of Results
Lawrence Vikings upset Monmouth 13 to 0 in a surprise win as Midwest Conference play opened. Carleton and Ripon tied 0 0, leaving both with few remaining conference foes. Knox beat Macomb Teachers 14 to 7 Coe defeated Dubuque 19 to 0 Beloit topped Lake Forest 12 to 0 Cornell barely held Iowa opponents, while Beloit and Ripon faced upcoming conference games.
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State Teachers and rivals clash in light Week slate
Although only two conference games are set this week, three new teams enter the campaign as the title race brightens. Coe seeks to erase last year's Monmouth tie, Cornell hosts Beloit in home action, and Carleton faces Grinnell in Northfield. Knox visits Augustana, Ripon meets Lake Forest, and Lawrence plays St Norbert.
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Colesburg Colts Win Eastern Town Amateur Pennant
The Colesburg Colts defeated the New Vienna Cubs 9 to 3 at Dyersville park to claim the 1935 Eastern Town Amateur league title. Key hits came from Harry Shingledecker Colt Slinger and Max Oldham, with Chance Brown and Oldhams contributing early for a strong start.
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North English Tops Keota 13 6 In Hard Fought Clash
North English defeated Keota 13 to 6 on their home field in a tough game. Oliver returned the opening kickoff of the second half 89 yards for a touchdown. Fumbles in scoring territory kept the margin from growing. North English next hosts Wellman. Sea Scouts of Japan plan to send their training ship to Siam.
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Big crowds attend early grid games
AP writer notes Penn’s strong first halves and Princeton’s big crowd at the Penn game. Mentions Stagg scaring big teams, Pacific eleven holding So Cal to 19 7, and large attendances at Princeton Penn California Marys Kentucky Ohio State. References Jack White, Jim Collins, Louis family, Indian Hurtado, Lilly Harper, Bobby Cruickshank, Max Bishop, Bill Dineen, Chuck Klein, Bill Walker, Pepper Martin, and Detroit’s possible comeback after a loss.
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Marion Travels To Manchester For Friday Tilt
Coach Don Wolfe led Marion through offensive drills in preparation for a Friday road game at Manchester. The Crimson eleven, returning nine lettermen, faces a strong local squad under Coach Tollefson. Marion beat DeWitt recently and relies on the recovering End Jim Davin, sidelined with a broken collarbone but expected to return in weeks.
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