Eight Big Ten Men on American Track Squad Named
Iowa City November report honors Midwest Pacific Coast dominance in star track athletes. Bresnahan cites eight Big Ten selections among All-Americans, six from the Far West, two from the East. Notables include Frank Cuhel of New York U and Eddie Telan of Michigan, with honors for Gordon, Lassalette, Edmonds, Rasmus, Mortenson, Brix, Gwinn, and Abbott. Eight Olympic men also listed from 1928 Amsterdam team.
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Iowa City
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
George T. Bresnahan
University of Town
Far West
Seaboard
Frank
Bob’ Cuhel
E. Ciening
University, of Washington
Ray Conger
Ilnois
Davie Abbott
Tulnois
Richard Rockaway
Ohio State
Stephen Anderson
University of Washington
Henry Lassalette
Los Angeles
A. C
Edward Gordon
Ward Edmonds
Stanard
Pete Rasmus
Herman Brix
Don Gwinn
University of Pittsburgh
Jessie Mortenson
Southern California
University of Tillmois
New York
United States
Amsterdam
Anderson
Abbot
Gonger
Gordon
Brix
Gwinn
Bob” Cuhel
A. G. Quartermiler
Jackson Scholz
Notre Dame Team in Atlanta for Georgia Tech Tilt
Notre Dame travels to Atlanta to meet Georgia Tech with Knute Rockne absent due to an infected leg. Rockne will listen by radio and send encouragement while the Irish aim to upset the Golden Tornado. Tech may field its regulars, with Thomason and Maree recovered from prior injuries as 25,000 spectators are expected and showers are forecast.
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Atlanta
Iks
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
Georgia Tech
Douglas Grasdon
W. A. Alexander
Thomason
Maree
Cage Schedule At Fairbank And Nearby Towns
A detailed cage schedule lists games for Fairbank and surrounding towns with dates from November through February. Doubleheaders are common except where specified. note inactive first or second teams on some Oran and Dysart dates and district tournaments closing the season.
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Fairbank
Hezleton
Aurora
Oran
Dunkerton
Stanley
Thers
Independence
Tere
Tesup
Hazieton
al—Stanley
Li Jesup
One-Man Teams Stir Debate In Football Coaching
The piece argues against the idea of a single star carrying a team, citing Bil Roper and Albie Booth as examples of how blocking and teamwork matter. It contrasts Booth’s impact with broader team efforts and recalls Harvard, Dartmouth, Michigan, Princeton, and others, noting streaks by Tennessee and Detroit and Notre Dame’s national performance, while emphasizing consistent team play over individual feats.
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Bil Roper
Cannes
Albie Booth
Yatt
Albin
Red Grange
Booth
Wilson
Cagle
Clark
Colorado
Colleer
Marsters
Dart- Mob
George Gipp
Tue
Tennessee
Detroit
Bob Neyland
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
I Netrotl
Gus Dorais
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Wired
Detrait
Amity
Notre Hame
Precious Ducats Lost in Fraternity Fire At USC
Fup Party members of the Kanoa Alpha fraternity at the University of Southern California faced gloom after a blaze destroyed their fraternity house. They had 40 ticket stubs worth 50 dollars each for a California-UC football game, expecting scalped prices around 7.40. No injuries were reported as insurance covered the estimated 50,000 dollars value, but the loss of the tickets dominated the scene.
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Los Angeles
Kanoa Alpha
University of Southern California
Werre
Brazil Wins Praise for Detroit Elevens Record
Brazil earns much credit for a Detroit eleven's record in a season finale. The piece highlights Brazil as a superior back, with 185 pounds and a noted performance by Beavils and Kaisha, against a strong Detroit squad. It notes Detroit's 1934 season end and references a late game at East Hightfield with Wagner scoring and Downe's drive.
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Brazil
Detroit
Linvd Braz
Jeff Kaisha
University of Detroit
Faithfulis
Trtans
Beavilsj Aleround
Petroit
Echoof Metrott
Neate Dame
Wtans
Braz
Grantland Rica
Badgers Meet Purdue In Homecoming Tilt At Camp Randall
Madison Wis November 2 More than 32900 homecoming fans crowd Camp Randall to watch Wisconsin try to upset conference leading Purdue. Wisconsin faces three missing regulars Bam Behr Subratovich Gnobald out and Eny Lusby to run signals in Behr’s place while Thistlethwaite signals a likely forward passing attack. Purdue counters with full strength offense capable of passing plunging or a strong running game. The game features Ed Caraway for Purdue at end and a battle of contrasting styles as both teams seek victory.
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Madison
Wis
Camp Randill Stadium
Badgers
Purdue
Ed Caraway
Jimmy Phelan
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Bam Behr
Subratovich
Gnobald
Eny Lusby
Behr
Thistlethwaite
Badger
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Town
Husky Boilermakers
Ray Hooray for Pennsylvania Navy Gridiron Strategy
Ray Hooray for Pennsylvania outlines Pennsylvanias new attack with No 4 ends and guards weaving a sequence to open holes for No 2. The design relies on misdirection and heavy interference to breach Navy at Philadelphia this afternoon as Hill Ingrams team faces a key test.
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AI Sol Metzgen
Penn
No. 4
Fenn
Hex
Alinek
Hill Ingram
Navy
Philadelpha
Iowa Prep Squads Enter Harrier Meet Amid Growing Field
Muscatine led by Leonard Hunn won last fall and is among Midwest schools entering the University of Iowa cross country event. Keokuk and Milwaukee’s division high program target next Saturday's race as fifteen schools compete, with Savanna Town City and Danville among additions as Chicago reports Bud Taylor signing for three headline bouts in promoter Jack Dempsey’s ring plans.
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Courier Special Service
Town City
Mukcatine
University of Iowa
Muscatine
Leonard Hunn
Onlready
Vaen
Keokuk and
Stat
Milwaukee
Wis
Savanna
Danville
Simpson Beats Buena Vista 39 to 12 in League Contest
Simpson college football defeated Buena Vista 39 to 12 in a league contest on November 2. Townsend delivered a 99 yard kickoff return for a major play after halftime, with Buena Vista briefly advancing to the Simpson one yard line before being stopped.
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Indianola
U.P— Simpson College
Buena Vista
Beavers
Methodists
Townsend
Simpson
Hin
Iowa Game Lures Nearly Half of Gopher Students
Nearly half of the University of Minnesota student body plans to travel from Minneapolis for the Hawkeye Gopher football clash at the Tow stadium next Saturday. Iowa has sent 5,000 tickets to Minneapolis, with 4,000 sold 10 days prior and 1,000 more expected Friday. The Minnesota band may also accompany the trip.
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Courier
Towa
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa Athletic Department
Northern University
Iowa City
University
Minnesota
Horton Smith Opens Six Stroke Lead in Oregon Open
Horton Smith Juptin Mo top the Oregon open after two days. He shot 14 over 44 holes, 19 under par, leading by six strokes. Walter Hagen and Mortis Dutra tied for second, six back. Harry Cooper stood third with 41. Frank Corp led amateurs at 145.
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Ore
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Mortis Dutra
Tacoma
Smitty
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Prank Corp
Army Favored To Beat South Dakota In Army-Navy Game
Army, the powerful team at West Point, was a prohibitive favorite to defeat the University of South Dakota in today’s game held before about 15 000 fans. West Union tallied late, overcoming Sumner with a 12 to something final after a defensive, low scoring battle.
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ARMY
West Point
U.p
University of Souith Dakota
Miitary Academy
West Union
Lonehdawis
Maynard Downs Elgin 25 0 In Minor Football Exposition
Maynard Indiana defeated Elgin yesterday 25 to 0 in a brisk offensive display. Maynard scored a first half touchdown and then added two more in the second half as the game opened with strong runs and steady defense.
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Maynard
Elgin
Elgin Frere
Yatlied
Tulane Defeats Georgia 21 to 15 in Columbus
Atlante Ga Nov 3 10 Tulane emerged as the souths leading football team after beating Georgia 21 to 15 at Columbus. Georgia led 15 14 at halftime but Tulane drove for a third quarter touchdown and added a pair of long runs by Armstrong and Roberts.
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Atlante
Tulane
South
Georgia
Columbus
Yale
Armstrong
Roberts
Cyclones Meet Sooners in Big Six Clash at Ames
Iowa State faced Oklahoma in a Big Six football showdown watched by about 10 000 fans including 1000 fathers for Dad's Day. Cresco defeated Waukon 7 0 as Francis Livingston scored the winner in the third quarter before sustaining noncritical injuries and being treated.
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Fonman
Okla
Iowa State
Oklahoma University Sooners
Missouri East Big Six clash at Missouri
Missouri Colu mbia hosts Kansas Aggies in a Big Six matchup with conference implications as both teams arrive in good shape for the contest. In Tacoma Washington Washington wins a night game 73 to 0 over College of Puget Sound. Loyola defeats California Aggies 6 to 0 in Pasadena.
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Columbia
W.P
University of Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Tacoma
Wash
Northwest
University of Washington
College of Puget Sound
Loyola
Pasadena
Cal
California Aggies
Cotton Blossom Singers Entertain at Gladbrook
The Piney Woods Cotton Blossom singers performed a concert in Gladbrook's Methodist Episcopal church last evening. A Halloween party was hosted by the Sunday school class at United Brethren church. Marshalltown skating rink party planned by high school sophomores with Mr. Silah as chaperon. Rev. B. E. Asting and Carl Bruenz attend area meeting at New Albin. Bruenz to visit daughter Mrs Lloyd Putnam at Postville. Mr and Mrs Albert Clemann welcome a baby girl born Tuesday Oct 20.
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Caurier
Gladbrook
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren Church
Marshalltown
Silah
Be.t. Asting
Property Tax Reform Urged By Ely and Bly
The article reports calls to replace widespread property taxes with state income taxes, arguing landownership no longer reflects ability to pay. It cites Dr. Richard Ely and Dr. Bly of the Institute of Research in Land Economics and Public Utilities, noting rising government costs and the burden on landowners, especially farmers, while advocating targeted taxes like gasoline, amusements, and luxuries as partial fixes. It discusses mobility, urbanization, and the need for better roads, schools, health, and property protection, urging policies to hasten agricultural recovery.
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States’ of America
Richard T. Ely
Institute of Research In
America
Dr. Bly
Ely
Bly
Amateur Movie Casting Delayed Then Tonight Meeting
Waterloo Movie Makers club resumes casting at Muck's Photo Shop 295 Worth Street West at 8 p m. Tonight the project follows a rural schoolteacher romance and a pumpkin gathering for a Halloween party. Tomorrow on location at noon if weather allows.
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Waterloo Movie Makers Club
King Beal
Muck
Fhata
Worth Street
Mack's
The
Movie Club of
Rochester
N.Y
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