Iowa Gridmen A Grim Band In Taking Off For Illinois Game
Iowa football team departs for Chicago en route to Urbana for the Big Ten opener against Illinois. Dick Bowlin reports a damaged arm and may play only in emergencies. Richards stays home with a pulled leg. Capt Dick Crayne and Paul Akin lead the halves with Lamb at quarterback as the squad, in good shape aside from Bowlin, eyes the Illinois clash.
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Conference Teams Go Hunting Title
The Big Ten slate opens with key matchups including Iowa at Illinois and Minnesota hosting Northwestern in Minneapolis. Ohio State meets Indiana while Purdue and Michigan chase early conference wins, as Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Northwestern, Indiana, Purdue, Michigan, Chicago and Wisconsin vie for early standing.
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Illini Hold Off Freshmen In Brief Scrimmage
In Champaign Illinois completed a short practice against the second team and freshmen. The regulars read the freshmen offense with Leo Stye and Jay Wardley stepping in for Ovnie Simmons and Dick Crain. Bill Berris and Ken Nelson played at ends as Chuck Giile contributed on offense and defense.
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Missouri Eleven Ready To Tackle Iowa State Team
Missouri coach Don Faurot, sidelined by influenza, weighs a starting lineup for the Big Six opener against Iowa State at Ames. Ed Sconce is out due to a broken leg, with Maurice Kirk and Nobv Ivy among the likely replacements as Faurot plans to rotate players for optimal combination.
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ISU Faces Missouri After Key Injuries Strike
Iowa State suffers a blow as two first stringers report injuries before the Missouri game. Harold Birney sprained right ankle may miss the Tigers clash while Russell Coundiff arrives with a sprained muscle and Burdette Hanna is sidelined by tonsillitis. Birney had just returned from knee surgery and saw limited action in practice.
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What Price Glory Seven Victims in Grid Battle
In Waterbury Connecticut AP report details a college football clash that left seven players injured. The piece lists names of wounded and cites hospital treatments for ankle and knee injuries.
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Duke Suffers First Home Loss Since 1931
Auburn Tigers overwhelmed Duke 7 to 0 on Duke's home field, the Blue Devils’ first loss there since 1931. A blocked punt in the first period set up the opening score as Grant blocked a kick and Williams sprinted in for a touchdown, with Patterson adding the extra point.
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Riverside Completes Basketball Schedule For Season
Riverside high school announces a fall and winter basketball schedule with home and away games against Letts Conesville Springdale Nichols Saint Marys and timing for the sectional tournament.
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Cox Defeats Kuss In 42 Minute Battle At Local Coliseum
Joe Cox wins over Otto Kuss after 42 minutes with Kuss carried from the ring floor. The crowd erupts as Thesz outpoints Cliff Thiede in 21 minutes, while Sampson falls to the Shadow via armlock and escapes.
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No Mat Show In Shrine Temple Next Tuesday
There will be no wrestling show at the Shrine temple next Tuesday due to difficulty in securing enough wrestlers. The matchmaker Fenelon hoped for a show but could not assemble the required lineup.
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McLaughlin Named Western Loop President
Dr A J McLaughlin of Sioux City elected head of the Western league after a deadlocked first ballot over Tom Fairweather. He will resign his Sioux City presidency and take a one year $3000 contract as league president as expansion talks focus on Lincoln Wichita and Topeka joining for 1936.
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Morning Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS WNBC WJZ
A dense listing of radio programs across morning to evening slots featuring NBC CBS and local networks. Included are performances by orchestras sopranos quartets and notable hosts with times and chain affiliations across stations WJZ WEAF WABC WCCO WBOM WBBM and more.
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Iowa Chicago Purdue Handicapper Picks Football Sked
AP sports writer surveys this week's college games. Notable matchups include Navy vs Notre Dame, Yale vs Army, Washington vs Stanford, Alabama vs Georgia, and Minnesota vs Northwestern with bets and likely outcomes. Several coaches and players are highlighted in early-season form.
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Bowling Musical Fish Report in Gulf of Mexico
At sunset, siren fish in the Gulf of Mexico produce a tinkling bell like sound. These small creatures are noted for their musical calls and coastal sightings.
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Ruppert Denies Interest in Coast League Farm Purchase
Col. Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees denies plans to buy a coast league franchise as a farm club. He states he will maintain his alliance with Victor Ducienci, Oakland club president, and has no interest in Sacramento or any other club.
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