Coe Rout Beloit 41 to 0 in Midwest Conference clash
Coe college overwhelmed Beloit 41 to 0 in a Midwest Conference game. Martin passed to Bates for the first score, then McLeod, Hunter, and Bazos added touchdowns as Coe drove coast to coast with power runs and timely passes. Bazos kicks sealed the 41 point win.
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American Team Leads Des Moines Six Day Bike Race
At the Des Moines six day race Cecil Yates and Freddie Zach moved to a lone lap lead over Belgians Eddie Triest and Archie Bolleart at the 76 hour mark. Brodeur and Behringer tied in sprint points but sat sixth. A spill sidelined Oscar Junior briefly before he recovered to win the first sprint of the 11 30 session.
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Eddie Triest
Archie Bolleart
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Ross Challengers Battle to 15 Round Draw in MSG
In New York Izzy Janazzo and Cerforino Garcia fought to a 15 round draw in a welterweight title eliminator at Madison Square Garden. Janazzo rallied after a knockdown to force the split, Garcia endured a deep cut as both men closed strong in the final round before 5,400 spectators.
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Fordham Lunatic Fringe on Parade
United Press report from Henry McLemore predicts a Pitt win over Fordham, noting the so-called lunatic fringe expects Gold berg to be taken out early. The piece compares Fordham fans to Notre Dame’s subway alumni and forecasts Pitt by two touchdowns with Fordham’s physical play.
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Marshall Goldberg
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Football Scores Midwest And East And South Show Mixed Results
A collage of football scores from regions Midwest East South and High School. Coe over Beloit 41 to 0 while Iowa Wesleyan and St Ambrose drew 6 to 6. Western teams and smaller schools posted varied wins losses and ties across several conferences with several inconsistent spellings in the standings.
Wilson Breaks Two-Year Win Drought With 12-0 Victory
Wilson Ramblers secure their first win in nearly two seasons by edging Marion 12-0 on Friday afternoon. Heefner scores twice after a late third-quarter surge, Usher adds a TD, with strong Wilson line play led by Prusek. Marion defense stifles early but falters late as Cedar Rapids hosts left the field with the shutout.
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St Ambrose Held To A 6 To 6 Draw
St Ambrose and Iowa Wesleyan battled to a 6 to 6 tie in Davenport, ending the Saints unbeaten run in the conference race. Wirken scored for St Ambrose on a second quarter lateral to Wicken, while Graham caught a late TD pass for Iowa Wesleyan.
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Grinnell High Edges Ames 6 to 0 on Windy Field
Grinnell high defeated Ames 6 to 0 Friday night on a windy field in a Central Iowa conference. Blandin carried the ball over for the lone score after a series of line smashes while Blandin Phipps and Ziegemeyer starred for Grinnell. Underwood Wilcox and Koontz were best for Ames.
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Toledo Victory Over Marengo High 7-0
Toledo defeated Marengo 7 to 0 in a South Half Conference game Friday night. Mohler, the diminutive halfback, scored from the 2-yard line in the third quarter and Bolt added the extra point to seal the lead.
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Chester Horton’s Golf The Standard Instruction Excerpt
Instructional golf piece outlines three slice types the curving slice the pushed ball and the cornfield ball. It explains causes such as a slanted club face weight forward and rigid grip and suggests a relaxed swing as the remedy. Copyright 1936.
Creighton Wins Over Washburn 32 to 20 in Topeka
Creighton University of Omaha defeated Washburn College 32 to 20 in Topeka to clinch at least a tie for the 1936 Missouri Valley Conference football title. The Blue Jays end conference play with three wins and no losses, leaving Tulsa as the only remaining challenger for the championship.
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West Union shuts out Fayette High 7 0 in football
West Union high school beat Fayette Friday 7 to 0. It marked Fayette’s first score against them this season and Fayette’s first loss in three seasons.
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Detroit Titans Rally Past Duquesne 14 7 in Fourth Quarter
University of Detroit Titans overcome Duquesne 14 to 7 as Andy Farkas scores both touchdowns on passes from Ed Palumbo. A disciplined late surge follows an error-filled game seen by over 15,000 fans with penalties and fumbles shaping the contest.
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Two Members of Iowa Prep Ass’n Selected Today
The Iowa High School Athletic Association board counted ballots for central district nominees L. L. Peterson and T. R. McGeorge, and southwestern district nominees O. C. Warner and H. J. Fitzgerald, with mail voting. The panel also began choosing twenty five district advisory council members under a new amendment.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
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Johnston
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Brooklyn
O. C. Warner
Diagonal
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Walnut
Dizzy Dean Targeted by Daytona Beach Mob
In Daytona Beach a self-styled committee of three vows to dunk Dizzy Dean in the Halifax canal around the ballpark after the pitcher mocked training in nearby Bradenton. Spokesman Frank Mallants says Dean must show up or face the planned confrontation as civic pride is wounded by his remarks.
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Dizzy
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Halifax Canal
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West Liberty Beats Columbus Junction 26 to 7 on Friday
West Liberty high school football defeated Columbus Junction 26 to 7 on Friday afternoon. The halftime score favored West Liberty 8 to 7. Columbus Junction scorer Swailes notched the touchdown. Morning Sun game plans include hosting on Nov 4 and a trip to Winfield on Armistice Day.
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Ft. Madison Eleven Blank Washington 28 to 0
Ft. Madison Eleven crushed Washington in a Little Six game, taking a 21 point lead by halftime and finishing 28 to 0. Washington was hampered by three regulars sidelined with injuries from the previous week, limiting offensive chances in the first quarter.
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Ft. Madison
Washington Demons
Roosevelt Beats McKinley High 13-7 in City Gridiron
Roosevelt Roughriders edge McKinley Golden Bears 13 to 7 as Ed Sheriff catches three passes for Roosevelt and Ed Person plus Earl Carr spark McKinley’s late drive. Diehl’s early punt and Ryerson to Sheriff set the scoring, while Roosevelt’s defense shuts down several McKinley advances.
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Marquette thrashes St. Marys 20 to 6 at Soldier Field
Marquette's Golden Avalanche joined the undefeated ranks with a 20 to 6 win over St. Mary's before 60,000. Captain Ray Buivid scored twice and threw a 29 yard TD pass to Bill Higgins. St. Mary's lone score came on a Ned O Laughlin run.
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McKinley Dominates Franklin In Local Cross Country Meet
The McKinley cross country team defeated Franklin in a meet held during the McKinley Roosevelt football game at Hill Park. McKinley swept the first five places led by Phillips in 9 minutes 35 seconds for 1.75 miles. Gutierrez, P. Davis, Politis, and Naylor followed. Franklin was led by Austin in sixth place, with Altfillisch also from Franklin and J. Davis of McKinley among the top finishers.
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Jail Penalty From Memory Gaffe After Fish Sale
Martin Gay, 52, jailed 30 days in Binghamton after failing to recall a familiar face during a street encounter. He sold black bass without a license to a man who later revealed himself as game protector Harry Curry who had arrested him previously for fishing without a license.
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Cats Ignore Goldfish Drink From Bowl in Roanoke
ROANOKE Va. (UP) Mrs G I Higgins of Roanoke owns four cats that have for years drunk from a goldfish bowl without harming the fish. She says curiosity draws the fishes to the surface but the cats return to the lower level. Her cats and a pet white rat sometimes play together.
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G. I. Higgins
Pigeon Lost Eight Years Returns Home
A homing pigeon released during a long distance race in October 1928 has finally reached its destination. Owned by A. G. Went, a railway employee formerly in Lithgow and now in Hamilton, the bird disappeared in a storm during the race and was presumed gone. A former Lithgow neighbor recognized the exhausted bird near its original landing site, leading to its rescue and return to Went.
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