Carleton Eleven Spoils Grinnell Homecoming 7–0 Victory
Carleton college defeated Grinnell 7 to 0 to spoil the Pioneer homecoming. Don Senior threw a second quarter touchdown pass to Boisen for the game’s only score as Carleton outgained Grinnell 252 to 13 yards. Grinnell struggled with its passing game against Carleton’s defense.
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Iowa State Rout Missouri in Tough 13 0 Victory
Iowa State defeats Missouri 13 to 0 as Neal breaks free for a late TD after a tight game. Poole adds a placement kick for the extra point while Missouri stalls with interceptions and punts as final period defense seals the win.
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Norway Fetes Trosky At Dinner Thursday
Norway to honor youth star Trosky from Cleveland Sneduins with a banquet hosted by the Norway Commercial Club at 730 pm Thursday. Tickets must be bought by Wednesday noon.
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Nebraska U Center Franklin Meier All-America Contender
Lawrence Ely calls Franklin Meier of Nebraska the toughest opponent he faced while Ely praises Meier's passing in 1932. Coach Henry Schulte lauds Meier as polished and courageous as Meter rises to prominence in Nebraska's Big Six title run featuring Town and Oregon State wins.
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175 Pounders To Feature Legion Show Thursday
A lighter wrestling card is planned for Thursday in the coliseum featuring four matches of light heavyweights 170 to 175 pounds. Main event pits Alex Kosa boski of Toronto against Great Mephisto of Detroit in a two out of three falls match with a ninety minute limit. Frankie Hart and Fred Bruno also collide in a two out of three falls match with a sixty minute limit. Other bouts include Jack Kennedy vs Charlie Peterson for one fall or thirty minutes and Frank Cooper vs Dale Haddock. Attendance has lagged as fans favor faster, smaller wrestlers.
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Toronto
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Detroit
Frankie Hart
Hollander
Fred Bruno
New York
Jack Kennedy
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Ariz
Charlie Peterson
McHenry
Ill
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Dubuque
Dale Haddock
Alabama
Grinnell College Unveils 1934 35 Basketball Schedule
Grinnell College announces its 1934 35 basketball slate featuring eleven non conference games plus six Missouri Valley foes. Included are Coe Iowa State DePaul Loyola State Teachers Creighton Washington and others with home and away dates across Cedar Rapids Chicago Ames Des Moines and Omaha.
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Elkader Eleven Dominates Arlington High 40 to 0
Elkader Eleven crushed Arlington High 40 to 0 in front of a large crowd. Key plays included a 50 yard run by Prouty, strong line work by Meder, and a 31 yard pass Olson to Prouty. Arlington threatened only late as reserves saw most action.
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Upper Iowa Romps Over Penn For 30 To 6 Victory
Special to The Gazette Fayette led by freshman back Eischeid Upper Iowa defeated Penn 30 to 6 for their second Iowa conference win. Eischeid starred with rushing passing and plays, while the Peacock line held the Quakers without a score except for an interception in the fourth. Touchdowns went to Hughes Dobbs Shaw and Rogers with two by Hughes and a late Peacock score on two laterals.
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Betty Holt denies engagement to Daffy Dean in Columbus
Miss Betty Holt of Columbus denied reports of her engagement to Paul Daffy Dean the St Louis Cardinal pitcher She said she knows nothing about a Cleveland hotel bridal suite reservation attributed to Dean The story, seen as a possible prank, involved a suite reserved for next week after Holt traveled to see him pitch in the world series
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Daffy" Dean
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Old Timers Made Pitching History
Detroit’s Schoolboy Rowe and peers are hailed for era defining seasons. contrasts with past mound giants like Young, Johnson, Mathewson, Plank, and Waddell. The piece notes Rowe’s 24 wins with 17 losses and compares 1907 1908 pitching feats to modern era risks and workload.
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Michigan State Holds Carnegie Tech 13 to 0
Michigan State College defeated Carnegie Tech 13 to 0 at East Lansing. The Spartans relied on a strong running and passing game with two field goals and a touchdown to secure the win as Carnegie Tech failed to threaten.
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Illinois And Butler Tie In Cross Country Meet
Illinois and Butler College of Indianapolis battled to a 28 to 28 tie in Champaign. Ray Sears of Butler won in 18 minutes 214 10 seconds with Captain Jack Dufresne of Illinois close at 18 minutes 38 seconds. Butler claimed third and fourth, Illinois took fifth through tenth.
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Dean Replaces Ruth As The Big Shot Of Diamond
Dizzy Dean steps in as baseball’s hero as Babe Ruth retires from play. The piece credits Dean and the Deans Rowe and Gomez with reviving old style baseball, predicts 1935 overtures toward genuine home runs, bunting, and base stealing, and notes Ruth’s magnetic impact on fans and owners.
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