McKinley Defeats Wilson In City title Game 6-0
Ed Person opened the scoring for McKinley with a first half touchdown after blocking a punt attempt and returning the ball to the goal line. A blocked extra point kept the score at 6-0 as McKinley secured a city league win at Hill Park. Wilson threatened late but could not score.
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Temple Falls to Carnegie Tech 7 0 in Night Upset
Carnegie Tech surprises undefeated Temple 7 to 0 before 20 000 in Philadelphia. Lehman runs in for the score after a 57 yard march following Davidson fumble. Kopcsak adds the extra point as Temple endures its first defeat in five games and its first night-game loss since 1930.
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Tama High Falls to Belle Plaine 32 to 0 in Cedar League
Belle Plaine dominated Tama High 32 to 0 in Iowa Cedar League play. Belle Plaine scored all five touchdowns in the first half with Miller, Funk, Ford and Allen each crossing the line. Miller added a 95 yard kickoff return and an extra point with Allen also converting.
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Conesville High Nine Wins Ninth In A Row
Conesville high school beat Nichols 6 to 3 at Nichols Friday to run its win streak to nine games. Kemp and Sprouse pitched for Conesville while Smith and Hanft were Nichols batteries. Conesville will face Wapello Tuesday.
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Grinnell Falls to Carleton 21 13 in Grinnell
Carleton college opened with a quick scoring drive and a second TD by Larson as Grinnell played catch up. Larson added a 45 yard interception return for six. Martin caught a third quarter TD pass, and Schlotterbeck scored twice late, but Grinnell fell 21 to 13 despite late drive to the Carleton 4 yard line.
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Berger Victor Over Wampler In Mat Encounter
In a Coliseum wrestling bout Victor Berger defeated Earl Wampler for the fall on a snuff incident while referee Ted O’Hare ruled the act unfair. The match ended in a draw after a 30 minute card with Daria Ostapovitch later pinning Rube Harben.
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Greenberg Says Arm Healed and Ready for Training
New York AP Hank Greenberg, Detroit Tigers first baseman, says his broken arm from last April is completely healed after a visit to a physician. He notes Gehrig’s rise in value and believes he can compete next season, even on a conditional contract if required.
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Wrestling Results From The Associated Press
Boston match yields Yvon Robert defeating Ko Beverly two falls to none in a 221 224 weight class. North Bergen bout has Henry Piers tossing Stan Sokolis in 30:27. Ottawa results show Dean Detton beating Lou Plummer two straight falls.
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Dizzy Dean Says He Has No Preference in Trade Talks
St Louis pitcher Dizzy Dean said he would be fine with a trade but prefers to stay with the Cardinals. President Sam Breadon indicated a deal that strengthens the club could be pursued. Dean noted no contract talks yet and planned a Florida winter.
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Central College Edges Columbia 12 6 on Late TD
In Pella Iowa Central College rallied with a fourth quarter touchdown to defeat Columbia 12 to 6. Wilbur Benda scored both touchdowns including the winning 15 yard lateral.
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Waukon High Blues Cresco Eleven in Homecoming Shutout
Waukon high school football blanked Cresco 19 to 0 at homecoming Friday. The Marching Waukon team showed strength with Thomas and Intlekofer top performers as Cresco failed to score by halftime.
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West Liberty Gridders Beat Mt. Vernon 26 to 12
West Liberty high school defeated Mount Vernon 26 to 12 on Friday in Mount Vernon. The win marks West Liberty's second conference victory of the season while Mount Vernon remains winless.
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Grinnell Harriers Triumph Over Carleton in Meet
Grinnell's cross country team defeated Carleton College 17 to 39 in Grinnell Iowa. Roy Jensen led with a 10 08.2 two mile win finishing first as Grinnell swept the top four places.
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Upper Iowa Takes 29 7 Win Over Penn Quakers
Upper Iowa defeated Penn 29 to 7 as Spatcher and Eischeid starred for the Peacock defense and offense. A first quarter safety via a Penn punt block started the scoring, with Eischeid adding two dropkicks and a 55 yard sprint to lead the hosts. Penn’s Baker scored late on a pass from Williams, but the Quakers could not close the gap.
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Iowa State Announces 1937 Cyclone Football Schedule
Iowa State head coach George Veenker unveiled the 1937 football slate before the Cornell game. The Cyclones will host or visit Northwestern, Nebraska, Drake, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas State and will play Marquette and Kansas State at various cities.
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Midwestern College Football Scores Report
A sweep of scores from many Midwest conferences shows Creighton 12 over Drake 6 and North Dakota State 14 over Moorhead Teachers 7. Other notable results include Omaha tie and numerous small college outcomes across the region with mixed wins and losses.
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Good Golf From Practice Swing to Real Stroke
Chester Horton outlines a golf improvement method stressing starting with a smooth practice swing and then applying it to the ball. He warns that transferring the feel from practice to actual play is the key hurdle and emphasizes keeping hands drawn inside the right toe.
Marion Loses To Independence Hi By 12 To 0 Score
Independence defeated Marion 12 to 0 in a steady Tri-Valley Conference homecoming game played in light rain. Willy scored for Independence in the third period and Marion added a late interception return for a touchdown, with several turnovers and penalties shaping the narrow contest.
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Creighton Tops Drake 13-6 in Saturday Football Clash
In Des Moines Creighton Bluejays outscored Drake Bulldogs 13 to 6 after trailing at halftime. Wilcox broke through for a 53 yard TD and Leahy scampered in on a later drive as Creighton rallied to seize victory behind a strong late march and precise kicking.
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Toledo High Stuns Brooklyn 34–0 in Football Victory
TOLEDO IA Toledo high school overwhelmed Brooklyn 34 to 0. The hosts pulled away in the second half thanks to passes and long runs. Whetstine sprinted 72 yards for a touchdown and led Toledo in scoring along with Bolt.
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Wesleyan Defeats Dubuque 7 to 0 in Iowa Conference
In Mount Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College beat Dubuque University 7 to 0 Friday night as a late fourth quarter drive produced the winning score. The game was played in Iowa conference action.
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Jabs Report From AP Roundup In Three Cities
In St Louis Otis Thomas from New York defeated Buck Everett of Washington DC. In Atlantic City Tommy Cross from Philadelphia outpointed Johnny De Foe of New York. In Providence Ralph Zannelli from Providence knocked out Frank Dias of New Bedford Mass.
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Dressen has deals in mind for Reds
Charley Dressen headed toward Texas with authority to trade any Reds player to strengthen for the 1937 pennant race. He eyed Paul Derringer and Ival Goodman and discussed potential deals with Pirates and Dodgers leaders. Dressen plans a Texas baseball school after talks wrap.
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Artificial Garden Built On Rock At Lighthouse
On The Vengurla Rocks near Bombay a garden is created on rock to supply the lighthouse keepers. The 500 bags of earth will form a small garden sheltered from waves to yield fresh vegetables amid monsoon hardship.
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Roads Color Splashed By Plant Tree Project
Queensland authorities launch a highway beautification program lining main routes with distinct trees and flowers. Cook highway will feature coconut palms and Poinciana for color, Pacific highway from Brisbane to the harbor showcases scarlet poinsettias with lilac jacaranda trees, and other roads mix bottle trees with wattles acacias plus silky oaks firs and tulips for seasonal color.
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Boy Musical Genius Will Study Medicine
Philip Hargrave a 14 year old Adelaide pianist hailed as a genius decides to give up his musical career to study medicine. His guardian Miss Helen Harnaut confirms the choice saying it was not influenced and he will keep music as recreation. He has not attended school for three years and will study privately.
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