Chicago U Grid Plight Arouses Student Writer Says Players Reward Is Derision
Chicago University football carries a troubled season with Daily Maroon editorials condemning derision as players’ reward. The squad, 1-3, has been routed 85 to 0 by Michigan and faces Virginia next, while President Hutchins visits the locker room after the latest game.
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Charlottesville
Viewing the Field: Local High School Football Review
Roosevelt drops from unbeaten with 19 0 loss to Waterloo West. Franklin ties Clinton 0 0 while McKinley falls to Oelwein. Wilson wins as race for Mississippi Valley title heats up with seven teams in contention.
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Hawks
Waterloo
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Fort Dodge
Mason City
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Bobcats
Davenport High
Danceland
Louis Boudreau To Coach Pro Cagers
Louis Boudreau, former Illinois star and Cleveland Indians shortstop, plans to coach the Hammond Indiana National Pro Basketball league team this winter. He is back at the university to finish his degree work.
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Steele plans comeback after knockout loss
Freddie Steele, who quit boxing after a one round knockout by Al Hostak, announced a comeback Tuesday. He signed with Eddie Meade, manager of welterweight champion Henry Armstrong, and may return in Los Angeles within a month or six weeks.
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Eddie Meade
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
New Faces Appear in Hawkeye Line
University of Iowa football reshapes its starting unit for the Wisconsin game. Max Hawkins moves to right guard replacing Herman Snider, Wallace Bergstrom debuts at tackle, while injuries shuffle the back field and practice pace lightens as the Hawkeyes prepare for Madison. Henry Luebcke returns to weight 248 pounds, Jim Walker eyes a return midweek.
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Kennedy Slated for Next Cedar Rapids Wrestling Card
Phil Malloy announced Kennedy will replace Mal Joy in Thursday’s main event against Chief Osley Saunooke after Joy broke his hand. Kennedy, a local favorite, has defeated Fritz Schnabel and his brother Hans in recent shows. Otto Kuss faces Don McIntyre in the semi finals, while Ted Key meets Gabe Zeller in the opening bout. Tickets went on sale at Lyman’s.
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Cedar Rapids
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Otto Kuss
Don McIntyre
Indianapolis
Lou Plummer
Ted Key
UCLA
Gabe Zeller
Portland
Ore
Lyman
Clipping Rules Stir Michigan Chicago Game Debate
Iowa players say Michigan was not guilty of illegal roughness as Jim Walker was clipped in a legal zone. Cap Hedges explains the three yard protected line and the difference between legal blocking and clipping. The column contrasts 1939 Michigan Chicago with 1915 and notes officials face tough calls amid noisy crowds and coach reactions.
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Wolverines
Walker
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Hedges
Cap
Crisler
Chicago
Northwestern
Scoring Pace In Pro Football Sets New Records
New York reports show professional football scoring rising by 196 points from last year on the season’s same date. Three field goals by the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants tied a national league mark. Chicago Bears must average 11 points per game to match Green Bay’s 223 last year as they sit on 170 in six games. The Rams lead in passing and the Giants and Lions boast strong defenses.
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Lions
One For All And All For One Rules At Ohio State
Ohio State football under Francis Schmidt shows a new team spirit with captains Andrako and Hull guiding a self policing, united squad. The Buckeyes beat Missouri Northwestern and Minnesota, while Cornell looms as unbeaten with a tightened lineup and stronger backfield. Attendance climbs with strong gate receipts as the season progresses.
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Iowa Varsity Lists Former Naval Player
Max Hawkins of Philadelphia settles as regular left guard for the University of Iowa. The senior, a four year Navy veteran who played on fleet teams, weighs 180 pounds and credits Navy roughness versus Big Ten finesse. Hawkins has attended five high schools and toured Europe and Asia during service. He majors in geology and aims for oil fields in Texas.
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Max Hawkins
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University of Iowa
Hawkins
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Max
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George VI
Texas
Northwestern Bans Portable Radios At Football Games
Portable radio sets were banned at Northwestern University football games after spectators brought various devices to the stands and listened to race and game descriptions, annoying nearby fans. Ticket manager Ted Payseur ordered sets left at home due to numerous complaints.
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Northwestern University
Wisconsin-Northwestern
Ted Payseur
Big Ten Open To Nonconference Tests On Varying Notes
Big Ten teams played 16 non league games in early season, seven wins and two ties. Purdue Michigan and Ohio State lead hopes to rise above .500 as Purdue goes west to Santa Clara and Michigan and Ohio State host Yale and Cornell. Coaching views and injuries shape upcoming conference battles and cross matchups with Illinois Wisconsin and Northwestern facing key tests.
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Don Guritz
Yeager Aims at Fresh Cyclone Offense for Missouri
Iowa State enters four days of hard practice as Coach Jim Yeager plans to deploy multiple offensive tricks after a 7 to 0 win over Drake. Injured backs Lindsay Winsel and Ed Petroskey will return for the Missouri game.
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Boxing Roundup From Associated Press
Dan Merritt of Chicago defeated Alex Kmetiles in South Bend. Bucky Taylor of Baltimore outpointed Lew Feldman in New York. Charley Burley of Pittsburgh stopped Mickey Makar in Bayonne. Patsy Perreni of Canton won a decision over Chuck Crewell in Los Angeles.
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Lew Feldman
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Charley Burley
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
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Patsy Perreni
Chuck Crewell
Los Angeles
Louis to fight in two exhibitions then four rounders in October
Promoter Mike Jacobs scrapped a planned nine city October November tour for Louis to boxing exhibitions and four rounders only. Louis faces Arturo Godoy for the crown February ninth at Madison Square Garden with a five year challenger contract. Comiskey of Paterson emerges as best bet to dethrone Louis while Billy Conn is seen as possible successor by some experts. Football in the United States was at its lowest ebb in 1905 due to injuries.
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