Layden Sees Tough Race in Big Ten
Layden previews a strong Big Ten field with Minnesota, Ohio State, Illinois and Purdue atop the list, Wisconsin and Iowa strong in spring form, Chicago and Northwestern expected to challenge, and Michigan and Indiana aiming to rebound as Kipke faces a hard rebuild.
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Bo” McMillin
Reed Kelso
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Ossie Salem
Ozzie Simmons
Dick Crayne
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Missouri Valley
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Iowa U Coaches Average Fourteen Years Of Service
IOWA CITY University of Iowa coaches who will direct eight sports next year have an average tenure of fourteen years. E G Schroeder tennis coach begins his twenty ninth year, Dave Armbruster swimming coach twenty, George Breshnahan track coach fifteen, Ossie Solem football three, Rollie Williams basketball six, Mike Howard wrestling fourteen, Albert Baumgartner gymnastics thirteen, and Otto Vogel baseball twelve.
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Hawkeye
E. G. Schroeder
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George Breshnahan
Ossie Solem
Rollie Williams
Mike Howard
Albert Baumgartner
Otto Vogel
Tama Toledo Golfers In Club Tournament
Tama Toledo Golf club report shows early results with Bauch beating Hyland 2 and 1 and Cherry defeating Moyer 1 up in the first flight. In the second flight Platt won over Ruch 1 up and over Stiger 1 up, while Dee defeated Jones 6 and 4 and Smith beat Murdough 1 up after 19 holes.
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Bauch
M. Hyland
L. Cherry
C. Moyer
Platt
F. Ruch
Stiger
Herbert Dee
B. Jones
R. T. Smith
Murdough
Zuber to Pitch For Amana Against Cedar Rapids Giants
Amana Iowa Sunday features Zuber day as Bill Zuber starts for Amana against the Cedar Rapids Colored Giants. The lanky right hander began with Cedar Rapids in the Mississippi Valley league, is owned by Cleveland, spent time with New Orleans this season, then moved to Zanesville where he won eight games and lost six, including a no hit win.
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Bill Zuber
Cedar Rapids Colored Giants
Cedar Rapids
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New Orleans
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Washington And Keota Open Season Friday
Washington and Keota open their 1935 football season Friday evening as the Washington Little Demons host Keota High School. Washington, coached by Guy Carlton, fields about fifty candidates with assistants Fred Muasdam and Ralph LeMaine guiding freshmen. the squad is expected to improve on 1934 results. George Rapps, 54, died Monday and funeral services were held in Garrison. He is survived by his wife Nina Dill Rapps and three sons.
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Cedar Rapids
Methodist Episcopal Church
C K. Hudson
Garrison Cemetery
Nina Dill Rapps
George
Henry
Oliver
Mr Rapps
Union, Mo
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