Iowa Resumes Drill For Battle With Illinois
Iowa moves to full strength as Ossie Solem’s Hawkeyes prepare for the Big Ten opener against Illinois in Champaign. Coach Solem tightens defense and pass work while Illinois also aims for a healthy lineup with open date rest aiding sparring.
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Big Ten Title Race Warms Up With Key Matchups
Ohio State heads to Indiana as Illinois and Iowa open conference play in Champaign. Michigan meets Columbia while Purdue hosts Carnegie Tech as suspense builds for a likely epic midseason clash among Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio State. Northwestern travels to Minneapolis to face a formidable Minnesota, and Wisconsin meets Chicago after losses in league play.
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Iowa backs rank Sligh among Big Ten point makers
Iowa highlights Sligh as a top Big Ten scorer within a list of point leaders. The snippet shows varied numerals and abbreviations from a sports page, emphasizing Sligh's standing and related stats.
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Delta High Loses To Oskaloosa 7 To 0
Delta High fell 7 to 0 at home as Oskaloosa dominated with a swift offense and stout defense. The game featured strong running and pass pressure from the visitors, leaving Delta scoreless.
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Giants eye Herman deal as Cubs price him high
United Press reports New York Giants pursued Billy Herman but Chicago valued him with a war debt price tag. Talks shift to possible Phi s move involving Mel Ott and Phil Weintraub. Cubs may add Davis or Daffs Dean to bolster pitching for 1936.
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Colvin and Swift Reach Marengo Tennis Final
Colvin defeats Roland White 6-4 6-1 in the Marengo club championship quarterfinals and advances to face Harold Swift after overcoming Irwen Zahrt. Swift also advances as he defeats Saft to set up the final showdown.
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Dizzy Dean Barred From Chattanooga Charity Game
Chattanooga leader Joe Engle rejects Dizzy Dean's apology and blocks any future appearance in a charity toy fund game. Engle says Dean's conduct at the Oct. 17 exhibition insulted fans, and warns he will not allow the pitcher to perform for Chattanooga supporters again.
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Left arm action in golf stroke explained
An instructional note discusses how the left arm should work through the ball without forcing the swing. It argues the left arm presses and reaches, allowing the right hand to dominate after impact to complete the swing. Copyright 1935 reflec tions and era language appear in the text.
Chicago Cardinals Fall to Pirates at Forbes Field
The undefeated Chicago Cardinals were upset 17 to 13 by the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field in front of 6 991 fans. A benches-clearing finish saw an official targeted by a Cardinals rush as Damon Wetzel was ejected for a punch at Harry Nunanu Field. The Giants remained atop the Eastern Division with a 17 to 6 win over Boston, while Green Bay beat Detroit 13 to 9 and Chicago Bears defeated Brooklyn 24 to 14.
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Pacer to Tackle Grubemeyer in Shrine Temple Semi Final
Lefty Pacer of New York will face Charles Grubemeyer of Kansas in the Shrine Temple semi final on Tuesday night at 8:30. The show features notable light heavyweight clashes including Larry Carlson of Norway vs Ernie Peterson of Marquette and Ernie Barker of Marshalltown meeting Joe Zehentner of Galena. Tickets are on sale at the Shrine auditorium.
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Doc McLean Nebraska Trainer Dies At 49
Lincoln Neb. veteran athletic trainer at the University of Nebraska, Doc McLean, died at 49. Former baseball player in the Pennsylvania league and trainer at Brown University, he came to Nebraska in 1921.
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Doc) McLean
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Runyan Loses PGA Championship in Quarterfinals to Zimmerman
Paul Runyan, famed for his spoon, is eliminated in the P G A Championship quarterfinals by Al Zimmerman of Portland 3 and 2 at Twin Hills Oklahoma City. Zimmerman advances to face Watrous in the semifinals as other veterans Revolta Watrous Armour and Dudley seek further progress in the event.
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Duck Hunters Have Opening Day Luck
McGregor duck hunters reported above average success on opening day of the duck season. Many fished the Mississippi from sunup to sundown and several brought home up to five birds each, mostly mallards, though no one reached the limit.
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Real Estate Transfers Record From 1856 and 1935
Notices show transfers including U S of A to Emmer Ramsay patent in section 8 township 86 range 8 on 1 15 1856. I E Jackson to Bohm Laws and Loan Assn warranty deed for lots 10 11 block 8 Deans addition valued at $1. Verna Cora Dunlap and C J Dunlap quit claim to Mrs Minnie Millard west 2 3 north 3 4 northeast 1 4 northeast 1 4 section 23 86 7 dated 6 19 35.
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Gridiron Giants Suffer Rough 1935 Season Start
In 1935 football, major powers such as Stanford, Alabama, Rice, Washington and Lee, Tulane, Pittsburgh, Kansas State and Colgate have lost early. Unbeaten teams include Army Yale Dartmouth Temple Villanova Princeton NYU Syracuse and Catholic University as conference play begins across regions.
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Coe Opens Drill For Battle With State Teachers
Coe prepares for a decisive clash with State Teachers College next Saturday after winning through the Cornell game with no injuries. State Teachers held Cornell scoreless in a prior meeting, signaling a tough test for Kohawks and their stout defense. Coach Moray Eby’s squad aims to extend its rugged form as freshmen from Tom Hayden’s group face the Teachers in a Midwest Conference single permit game.
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Hero Villain Act To Be Offered At Thursday Show
Rowdy Joe Cox and Handsome Otto Kuss headline the Memorial Coliseum main event in a hero villain wrestling bout. Cox returns after a two year absence from the venue following outdoor headlining. The undercard features The Shadow vs Jack Sampson of Minneapolis, with Cliff Thiede of Houston and Louis Thesz of St. Louis opening the show.
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Stanford Gridmen Lose In Debate To Convict Orators
Stanford fullback Bobby Grayson end Keith Topping and student Robert Gros lost to a San Quentin team in a debate at the prison on the question whether Congress should overrule Supreme Court decisions by a two thirds vote. Warden James B Holohan did not release the names of the prisoners who debated.
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