Iowa Football Prep Nears Season With Mix Of Veterans And Sophomores
Iowa University hopes for a stronger 1934 season under coach Ossie Solem as 60 to 70 players report. He cautions against Big Ten title talk due to losses like Laws and Schammel, while stressing potential in sophomores. Quarterback remains open with candidates Fisher Teyro Haltom Gordimer Crayne Hoover, plus others competing for line positions and end spots among a mix of veterans and newcomers.
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Solem
Salem
Joe Laws
Zad Schammel
Tom Moore
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Russ Fisher
Des Moines
George Teyro
Hopkins
Minn
Lawrence Haltom
Sheldon Gordimer
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
Dwight Hoover
Trent
S. C
Bob Moore
LeMars
John Hild
Hedrick
Oze Simmons
Fort Worth
Tex
Paul Akins
Seymour
Ted Osmaloski
Toledoo
Merrit Robb
Estherville
Raymond Monson
Denison
Pitt Prospects for a Powerful Team
Pitt faces a rebuilding season after graduation depleted the lineup that impressed with wins over Navy Notre Dame Nebraska and Carnegie Tech. Key returnees include Hartwig Shotwell Kliskey Weisenbaugh and Rooker with Miller Munjas likely taking the quarterback spot as Pitt meets a nine game schedule featuring Southern California Minnesota Notre Dame Nebraska and Navy.
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Pittsburgh
John Bain
Jock” Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Navy
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Carnegie Tech
Bob Hogan
Howdy Odell
Mike Sebastian
Tar Onder
Panthers
Pitt
Southern California
Sutherland
Isadore Weinstock
Hubert Randour
Mike Nicksick
Leo Malarkey
Leon Shedlosky
Henry Weisenbaugh
Weisenbaugh
Miller Munjas
Charles
Doc" Hartwig
George Shotwell
Nick Kliskey
Bob Hoel
Stain Olejnicsak
Harvey Rooker
Frank Katz
Kenny Ormiston
Hartwig
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Morgantown
California
Westminster
New Castle
Lincoln
Baltimore
Carnesie Tech
Little Six Basketball Schedule For 1934 35 Adopted
Washington officials of the Little Six conference set the 1934 35 basketball schedule for six member schools Burlington Ottumwa Fairfield Muscatine Mount Pleasant and Washington The schedule lists games from December to February with matchups including Washington Mount Pleasant Ottumwa Fairfield Burlington Muscatine and more, reflecting a compact league round robin format.
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Sprejal
Gazette
Washington
Little Six
Burlington
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Muscatine
Mount Pleasant
Otumwa
Mont Pleasant
Rimington
Maquoketa Valley League Picnic Set For Thursday
Final plans for the fifth annual Maquoketa Valley league picnic call for a Thursday gathering in Manchester at the Delaware county fair ground Exhibit hall. The event removes the afternoon baseball game, begins with a Dutch lunch at 6, includes a short toast, remarks from club directors, and E. E. Leighton will bestow season trophies to Guttenberg club. the affair will be strictly stag.
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Manchester
Delaware County Fair Ground
E. E. Leighton
Guttenberg Club
West Branch Eleven Announces Grid Card
West Branch high school outlines its football schedule under coach L Fisher. Games listed include Sept 28 vs St Patrick Iowa City here Oct 5 vs Anamosa here Oct 12 vs Mount Vernon here Oct 18 vs Tipton here Oct 36 Monticello there Nov 2 vs University High Iowa City Nov 11 vs West Liberty there. Ten of last year’s eleven Cedar County champions are lost and new players are small.
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West Branch
L. Fisher
St. Patrick
Iowa City
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Tipton
Monticello
University High
West Liberty
Cedar County
Country Boys Triumph In Kittenball Clash
Special to the Gazette Marengo Country Has Beens defeated City Has Beens 13 to 6 in a Friday night kittenball game played here.
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Marengo
Iowa Grid Chiefs Will Be On The Air Sept 15
Special to The Gazette Iowa City four state radio stations will carry programs for Iowa Football day on Sept 15 Speakers include Ossie Solem Rollie Williams Otto Vogel and C M Updegraff chair of the athletic board The series starts at 12 15 p m from station W8UI Iowa City to address about 2 000 alumni and fans at Hawkeye rallies across the state Forty eight luncheons were set for Saturday with many more expected in the next week.
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City
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
State of
Iowa
Solem
Whhile Little
Manfidanre
the Gazette
Iowa City
Rollie Williams
Otto Vogel
C. M. Updegraff
W8ui
Hawkeye
Fayette High grid practice opens under Coach Wernimont
Twenty two candidates reported to Coach Don Wernimont for Fayette High football practice. Seven lettermen return including Paul Spatcher Thomas Everett Welch Dickinson. Five games are set with Arlington negotiations for a Sept. 29 or Oct. 5 date. schedule lists Oct. 12 Elgin, Oct. 19 Maynard, Oct. 26 Clermont, Nov. 2 West Union, Nov. 7 Sumner.
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The
Gazette
Fayette
Don Wernimont
Wernimont
Fayette County
Paul
Spatcher
Thomas
Everett
Arthur
Welch
Dickinson
Vernimont
Arlington
Elgin
Maynard
Clermont
West Union
Sumner
North English High Gridders Open Drill
North English thirty men reported to Coach Ellsworth Miller for football practice this week. Among them were nine letter men and several freshmen. The season schedule lists West Cheater here on Sept 14 and Delta here on Sept 21, with several road games including Lone Tree, Keota, Wellman, Sigourney, Marengo and Brooklyn.
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Ellsworth Miller
West
Cornell Football Opens Practice Ahead of 1934 Schedule
Cornell coach Dick Barker plans first practice Sept 15 with a limited squad. Eight lettermen return. many sophomores expected to start. The 1934 slate opens Oct 5 at Iowa State Teachers, winds through Beloit and Coe, with homecoming near Oct 20 and trips to Grinnell and Bradley Tech to close the season.
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Dick Barker
Cornell
Iowa State Teachers
Bradley Tech
Cull VG Tiuinvoyd
CVC
Barker
Fldton Coffman
Polo
Harold Still
Newton
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Albion
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Ralph Reynolds
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Mount Vernon
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Clarion
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Belmond
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Clineton
Ralph Rhode
Oak Park
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Rockford
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Wheaton
Bob Baker
Galen An Drews
Bunch
Dan Shea
Ottumwa
Dick Rhode
Cedar Falls
Beloit
Purple
Coe
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Knox
Carleton
Northfield
Grinnell
Sons State Tesche Berry
Pelalt
Coe A
Ornell
Corne
Lmpron
Wellman High opens practice as 16 candidates report
Sixteen players answered coach Herman McIntosh’s call for Wellman high school football, with eight returnees from last year. Captain George Karr leads a squad facing a tough schedule with five away Ke-Wash games and three non conference clashes, including matchups at Brighton Lone Tree Richland and Keota.
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Wellman High School
Jettermen
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George Karr
Wayne Lewis
Howard Fuller
Glenwood Gingerich
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Koh! Miller
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Robert Marner
David Ashby
Marvin Bull
Leo Brown
Ralph Gilder
T Wert
Brighton
Lone Tree Wellman
Richand
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