Iowa to meet Colgate in 1935 football schedule
University of Iowa coach Ossie Solem announced the 1935 football slate will include an eastern opponent Colgate, marking Iowa’s first eastern foe since 1931 and the start of an eastern series. The Big Ten schedule features Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Purdue, and Northwestern with possible Nebraska and Iowa State games.
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Iowa State
Iowa
Washington and Grant Stay Home For Key Tilt This Week
Washington Tigers host Dubuque Friday while Grant Panthers face Iowa City Saturday on the Coe gridiron in Mississippi Valley Conference games. Tigers may be without first string fullback Rickey, with new backfield candidates to man the weightier role. Grant enters in strong shape after a 6 0 tie with Dubuque and focuses on stopping Town City’s aerial attack.
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Grant
Tigers
Dubuque
Panthers
Iowa City
Orville Rust
Haro
Tiagenen
Rickey
Rust
Grant Gridders
Town City
Fred Winter
University City
Plan to Form YMCA Wrestling Team
Plans to arrange a wrestling class at the YMCA with the aim of forming a team will be discussed at a Wednesday meeting at 8 pm. Henry Miller, formerly of Iowa State College, will preside and coach. If 35 or 40 join, a team is assured and a four-city home and home schedule may be arranged.
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Miller
Baer Bound for Hollywood and California Exhibition
Heavyweight champion Max Baer heads to Hollywood to prepare for his next motion picture. He will tour Southern California on a five day exhibition as a referee before arriving in Los Angeles on Saturday. Baer was reported last night at Pismo Beach as Australia exports over 70 000 bushels of wheat this year.
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Gaels
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Moraga
California
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Stagg Delivers Wins at Berkeley Over Cal
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70 plus, leads College of Pacific to a 7 6 victory over California after a striking display of timing and strategy. Star passer Bob Wicker connected on surprise plays as Pacific battled the host Bears in a sunlit Pac-12 clash.
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Bob Wicker
Stagg
California
Wicker
Bears
Dean Brothers Near Riot in Milwaukee Exhibition Game
The Dean brothers Dizzy and Daffy sparked a near riot in Milwaukee after disappointing pitching in an exhibition against the Kansas City Monarchs. Dizzy pitched two innings before moving to left field, and Paul did not pitch due to a sore arm. Fans jeered their withdrawal at the sixth, police arrived to quell the tension. Dizzy homered but drew little cheer and Paul failed to hit.
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Hawkeye Captain Fisher Out For Minnesota Game
Captain Russ Fisher will miss the Iowa State and Minnesota games due to a sprained knee and possibly a cast. Herman Schneidman also sidelined by a dislocated shoulder, likely ending his intercollegiate career with surgery. Fred Radloff and Bill Seck have minor injuries. insiders report a secret plan for backfield replacements as practice gates are reportedly locked.
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Russ Fisher
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Herman Schneidman
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Schneidman
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Bill Seck
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Ossie Solem
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Town State
Contenders Must Go In Rounds Fights Involving Title
New York boxing officials failed to adopt a new scoring system after a long session. They retained the existing method but ruled championship fights without a contender must be 15 rounds, a move linked to the Hamas Lasky bout.
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Norway Closes Season With Loss to Blairstown
The Norway high school baseball team finished the season last Friday at Blairstown losing 8 to 5. It was their second defeat after four wins in six games. Norway batteries were Holland Montague and McGregor.
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Dowling Mystery Solved in Montana Rancher’s Death
In Lewistown Montana sheriff officials link the missing rancher William K Dowling to his own death after a skull and a poison bottle were found a quarter mile from his former home. The investigation concludes he took his own life to escape financial trouble.
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Marion Gridmen prepare for Independence after rough loss
Marion coaches shuffled the lineup after a defeat to Manchester. Captain King may sit with a torn knee ligament, prompting Ross Edwards to move to running guard and Oldfather to left tackle while Oxley filled McKain's tackle slot. Independence, coached by Farrah, Cummins, is billed as the strongest foe yet.
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Manchester
Don Wolfe
Football hi jacking blamed for Trojans’ woes in 20th century chatter
Alumni Review reports California athletic raiding of football players from southern California, blaming UC for poaching Trojans talent. The column notes several players shifted to northern schools and laments the impact on USC plus rumors of drastic changes in the Giants. The piece also covers Nebraska’s 14–13 upset over Iowa and Babe Ruth’s winter copy era, noting Ruth plans to retire unless offered a major league manager role.
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University of California
Los Angeles
House of Troy
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Frisch Signs 10 Lead Cards In 1935
Frankie Frisch signed a one year contract with the St Louis Cardinals for 1935 after talks with club officials including Sam Breadon and Branch Rickey. The deal preserves Frisch's role as a premier infield leader after sixteen NL seasons with Fordham and the Giants. Negotiations now shift to other players as major focus turns to the Deans brothers Dizzy and Daffy Dean.
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Frankie Wrisch
Detroit
Tigers
Frisch
Fordham
New York Giants
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
New York
Gabby Street
Cardinals
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Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Paul
Daffy
Deans
Brendon
Rickey
Bens
Miners in England Increase by 2000 Since Last Year
The number of miners employed in England has risen by about 2000 compared with a year ago, highlighting a stronger mining industry and potential impacts on regional labor markets.
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England
Coe and Cornell Set for 44th Football Meeting
Coe and Cornell renew their football rivalry Saturday at Cornell for the 44th time since 1891 and the 39th straight meeting since 1900. Cornell leads 21-20-3 with 565-302 points. Coe seeks first win while Ralph McLeod may miss action. Homecoming adds to Mount Vernon clash atmosphere with fans from Rapids invited.
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Mount Vernon
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Moray Eby
Ralph McLeod
Light Heaviest Promise in Cedar Rapids Wrestling Show
Cagey Mat Encounters Light Heaviest Promise with a slate of four matches at Memorial Coliseum. Top bout features Alex Kosakoski of Toronto vs Great Mephisto of Detroit in a two out of three with 60 minute limit. other matches include Frankie Hart and Fred Bruno of New York, Jack Kennedy of Phoenix vs Charlie Peterson, and Frank Cooper of Dubuque vs Dale Haddock of Alabama. Referee Alex Fidler. Local loan deed listed for county property at end.
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Frankie Hart
Fred Bruno
New York
Jack Kennedy
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Ariz
Charlie Peterson
McHenry
Ill
Frank Cooper
Dale Haddock
Alabama
Legion
Alex Fidler
Dizzy Dean Named National League Most Valuable Player
The National League announced Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals as the MVP for last season. Dean led with 78 points, followed by Paul Waner 50 and Joe Moore 42. The voting panel included James O’Leary and others from major papers across the country.
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Chicago Herald-Examiner
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Cincinnati Times-Star
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New York Sun
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Pittsburgh Press
Sid Keener
St Louis Star and Times
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William Terry
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Chicago
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Elwood English
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Jimmy Wilson
Leo Durocher
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
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Hugh Critz
Jim Bottomley
Bill Urbanski
Boston
Floyd “Babe” Herman
Lloyd Waner
Dick Bartell
Sam Leslie
Bill DeLancey
Linus Frey
Aohe “Pepper
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Notre Dame Comes Back To Spotlight
Chicago report credits Elmer Layden with rebuilding Notre Dame football teaching basic blocking and tackling. A recent 18 7 win over Purdue showcased new depth with 57 players used and a strong opening blow followed by reserves in. The piece recalls Rockne era influence and notes Texas remains a strong foe while Layden’s methods gain traction.
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Onttea Presse
Chicago
Notre Dame
Rockne
Elmer Layden
Layden
Ate
South ‘Bend
Purdue
George Melinkovich
Mike Layden
Melinkovich
Married People Live Longer, Statistics Show
Studies indicate married individuals tend to outlive single people, with data suggesting stronger longevity among those tied in matrimony. Researchers point to social support, shared resources, and healthier lifestyles as contributing factors.
Feathers Tops Pro Grid League Ground Gainers
Beattie Feathers former Tennessee star now with the Chicago Bears leads the National Professional Football League in rushing with 47 carries for 511 yards an average of 11 yards per run Warren Heller of Pittsburgh trails with 144 yards Bob Monnett of the Green Bay Packers has the top receiving total with 28 points and is followed by 25 by another receiver.
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Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Chicago Bears
Feathers
Warren Heller
Pittsburgh
Bob Monnett
Green Bay Packers
Sears First At Butler Harriers Lose To Indiana
Indiana defeated Butler 22 36 in the opening cross country dual meet of the season in Bloomington. Sears Butler national champion finished 100 yards ahead for individual honors, setting a new meet mark of 18 minutes 7 seconds for the 3.4 mile course. Indiana won six of the first eight places.
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Illy
Indiana
Butler
Sears
Indiana Soptromore
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Neese
Few Recruits Trained In Skilled Occupations Under New Army
Only ten per cent of the latest British Army recruits have been trained in a skilled occupation, officials report. The revelation highlights gaps in defense manpower and the need for improved trade training programs for new soldiers.
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