Race For National Football Championship Wide Open Affair
The national championship picture is unsettled as early upsets shake favored contenders. Top matchups this weekend include Pittsburgh vs Southern California, Stanford vs Northwestern, and Temple vs Indiana, with Michigan State and Carnegie Tech close behind.
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Edgewood Crushes Strawberry Point 18 to 1 in Fall Baseball
Edgewood Orioles routed Strawberry Point 18 to 1 in the annual fall game. Robert Arthur struck out 14 in seven innings with no hits allowed, while Berry Point scored on a three walked and one wild pitch. Glazier Hagensick and Arthur homered as Edgewood remained undefeated this fall.
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Marengo Completes Schedule With Night Games
Marengo high school finalizes its 1934 football slate adding New London for a home game and shifting next two contests to night play at Anamosa and Sigourney. The schedule also lists nearby opponents Montezuma Toledo Reinbeck and others with tentative dates in November.
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Coe Poised for Tough Battle With Monmouth
Coe College eyes a stern Midwestern Conference clash with Monmouth this Saturday after a hard scrimmage against the freshman squad. The Kohawks, 1933 champions, push for top form as battle lines firm and positions shuffled on offense and defense.
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Frank Smith Catches World Series Foul Ball in Odd Coincidence
Cedar Rapids man Frank Smith of 256 Johnson avenue NW caught a foul ball in the World Series. He and neighbor Merle Cadwallader of 270 Johnson avenue each claimed fouls hit by Charley Gehringer of Detroit in different games. Smith had the ball autographed by players from both teams.
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Calmar High Rout Cresco 25 to 0 in Opener
Calmar High defeated Cresco High 25 to 0 in the opening game. Goesen scored three touchdowns and Mashek added another as Calmar dominated the contest. Woodrow Wilson is noted for a 53,000 word working knowledge in a separate modern record reference.
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Iowa Homecoming Ticket Surge And Red Grange Return
In Iowa City reports claim over 30 000 tickets sold for the Iowa Minnesota homecoming with a likely sellout two weeks before game day While Red Grange returns as guest of honor at the Iowa Ohio State event the piece notes possible fan overconfidence and urges not to overlook a tough test versus Nebraska The column also recalls historical feuds with coach Zuppke and comments on USC and the World Series payouts affecting managers and players.
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Local man blasts Landis over Medwick ruling in World Series
N Jay Leonard assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce writes Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis criticizing his World Series decision to eject Medwick. Leonard questions partiality and warns against mob rule, urges farm-system focus and long-term baseball integrity.
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Anamosa and Marengo Clash on Friday Night
Anamosa high school football hosts Marengo Friday as three lettermen miss action due to injuries. Ruhl and Quinn out with injuries. Crandall retires from high school play at season end. Marengo won 6 0 last year and Anamosa had three straight wins this season by scores 14 7 38 7 and 19 0.
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Lowden High Beats Stanwood 6 3 In Conference Game
Lowden High defeated Stanwood 6 to 3 in a Wapsie Eight conference game. Gottschalk pitched for Lowden allowing only one out, while Brinkman hit a three base hit in the fifth with runners on base. Stanwood’s pitchers were Markey and Gallmever as Lowden moves atop the standings ahead of Stanwood and Wheatland.
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Marion Gridmen Face Man chester With Key Injuries
Marion high school prepares for the first home game against Manchester while three regulars are out with injuries Captain King is sidelined from the De Witt incident Luwe and Lacock miss practice injuries and Lowe also out forcing position changes. Marion may rely more on running plays as the passing game weakens and Manchester seeks to rebound from a 33 to 0 loss to Vinton.
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Londos Defeats Dean in World Heavyweight Wrestling Match
In Los Angeles at Wrigley Field 40 000 fans watched Jim Londos defeat Man Mountain Dean for the world heavyweight title. Dean weighed 317 pounds while Londos was 200. Londos won the first fall after 21 minutes 12 seconds when Dean knocked himself out and secured the second fall in 1 minute 22 seconds by throwing Dean over the ropes.
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Local Man Candidate For Ames Polo Team
Ames Cedar Rapids resident Cliff Schlesselman is among twenty seven contenders for a berth on the polo team at Iowa State College. The season opens October 18 with a match against Missouri.
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Conroy Girls and Boys Top Ladora in Doubleheader
Conroy high school defeated Ladora 10 to 3 in the boys game and 15 to 6 in the girls game Tuesday at Ladora diamond. Playmann homered for Conroy in the boys matchup, while the Conroy girls hit several home runs.
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Dizzy Dean Hailed by Frankie Frisch as Greatest Pitcher
St Louis Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch hailed Dizzy Dean as the greatest pitcher who ever lived after the team, now world champions, celebrated their title in St Louis Missouri. The tribute underscores Dean's dominance and contributions to the championship season.
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Wellman Wildcats Face North English in Non Conference Clash
Wellman Iowa hosts North English Friday as the Wildcats seek a non conference win after North English lost a close game to Keota. Ke-Wash conference slate also features Richland at West Chester and Brighton at Katona with both matchups rated even.
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Elkport High Edges Littleport 1 0 In Tight Ballgame
Elkport high school baseball beat Littleport 1 to 0 in a closely contested game. Battery for Elkport was Kuhl and Flaherty with Littleport’s duo Nading and Krause. Elkport schedules a game with Guilenbore on Friday at the local diamond.
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Walford High Beats Norway Nine 4 3 in Close Tilt
Walford high school defeated Norway high school 4 to 3 Tuesday in Walford Iowa. Walford batters Emil Votraubek and Kenneth Lee provided the hits while pitchers Montague and Haland worked for Norway along with Primrose who homered for Norway.
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Nebraska reshuffles for Iowa clash in epic showdown
Nebraska fans anticipate a 30 000 plus crowd as Dana Bible reshuffles lineups for Saturdays game with Iowa. Leo Scherer moves to right end and Lester McDonald to left wing as Sam Francis stars at fullback and Chief Bauer calls signals in final scrimmage.
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