Hawkeyes to Open Season With Four December Games
University of Iowa basketball under new head coach Rollin Williams will begin with four December games starting with Duquesne at home. Nine lettermen return led by captain Virgil David and guards Seward Leeka and Doyal Phin kits. December slate includes Pittsburgh at Town City on Dec 17 and Notre Dame at South Bend, plus Marquette at Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin Clashes With Stagg's Maroons Today
Chicago U P Wisconsin and Chicago ancient rivals clash in the thirty third gridiron meeting. A downcast Badger eleven, unbeaten in conference play, aims to topple the jubilant Maroons who surged after a Princeton victory last week.
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Watson Stars as Drake Freshmen Defeat Grinnell
Drake University freshmen defeated Grinnell 39 to 0 in a Friday night contest led by Ortis Watson, former West Wateria star, who scored two touchdowns. Watson’s effort supported by Webb Edwards Thompson and McGrath with additional scores and multiple substitutions noted in a period report.
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Grant Charter to House of David in Muscatine Iowa
Nes Moines Ia A A corporation grants charter to House of David baseball club in Muscatine. Capitalized at 10400 dollars, formed to establish purchase and sale of professional and non professional baseball clubs in town and the United States. Ray L Bonn is president Natalia Dean secretary Robert J Heltz director.
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Wildcats Favored Over Ohio State In Columbus Tilt
In Columbus Ohio State hosts a high profile matchup with the North Western Wildcats who defeated Illinois last week. An attendance around 50 000 is anticipated as the undefeated Buckeyes seek another high stakes win on a cloudy day.
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Spinner Backbone Of 1929 Offense At Notre Dame
Notre Dame offensive article discusses the backfield split and Rockne's 1929 attack. It describes a deceptive running play where the ball is faked to create an open end run, with linemen manipulating the defense from an unorthodox stance. The piece contrasts Notre Dame's strategy against Howard Jones' Oscar offensive teams in an upcoming game.
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Spectators Pack Chicago For Notre Dame Drake Game
Fifty thousand fans gathered at Sol ders Field to watch Notre Dame play Drake. The proximity to downtown Chicago prompted elaborate traffic plans to handle autos taxis and buses. Notre Dame entered the game favored to win while Drake aimed to upset the Ramblers with a steady backfield plan.
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Grinnell Cross Country Beats Iowa State Teachers 20–36
The undefeated Grinnell College cross country squad defeated Iowa State Teachers College 20 to 36 yesterday. Grinnell dominated with a solid team performance led by strong finishes from its top runners.
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Yale Eleven Will Play Nine Games in 1930 Season
Yale plans a nine game football schedule for 1930 in New Haven, with Princeton and Harvard likely to follow. The season opener previously featured the New London naval base, and a 73 to 0 Yale win is noted. The article mentions Maryland, Maine, and other opponents as part of shifting schedules and earlier openings.
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Creighton Beats Marquette in Night Starlight Game
Creighton University of Nebraska defeated Marquette University 13 to 6 in Milwaukee. Creighton scored on a blocked punt return and a 40 yard run in the second quarter. Marquette reached the Nebraska five yard line three times in the second half but failed to score until the final two minutes after a Creighton fumble.
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Cochrane Tells Youth How to Correct a Fault at Independence
Independence Louisiana young baseball fan Deight Burkhart son of Mr and Mrs A C Burkhart wrote legendary Philadelphia Athletics catcher Mickey Cochrane asking how to stop flinching at fast balls. Cochrane replied that the reason was not keeping his eye on the ball and offered guidance. Burkhart trains daily aiming to become a catcher in the major leagues when older.
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Teuton Mat Ace Challenges Gus Claim To Crown
Boston reports Richard Shikat of Philadelphia, described as the fastest big man in wrestling, challenges Gus Sonnenberg for the world champion crown. Sonnenberg, holder of the $10,000 diamond studded belt after defeating Ed Strangler Lewis, makes his debut in Boston against Georgi Manch as Shikat seeks to solidify his claim recognized by the N B A and many commissions. Shikat, 28, 6 feet 2 inches, 220 pounds, has risen through Mondt management and notable Philadelphia bouts since arriving in the United States four years ago.
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Giants Fans Hail Ehmke's Record Strikeout Night
By AL Dema rea reports Howard Ehmke's 19 strikeouts in Game 1 of the series, breaking Ed Walsh's 1906 record. Babe Ruth comments on Ehmke's exhibition noting the Cubs' weakness to left center field and Ehmke's sidearm delivery changing the ball's trajectory.
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Boy Who Never Saw A Football Stars On Dubuque Grid
Al Nelson, a senior left end at University of Dubuque, became a star after four years with no prior football experience. He stands about five eleven and 180 pounds, excels on defense, helps on offense, and has become a key wingback for a program revived after years without a team. Nelson pursues ministry and hails from the South Dakota wheat belt.
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Syndicate Gives Up in Effort to Purchase Browns
Toronto dispatch reports that negotiations to buy the St Louis Browns by a syndicate led by A D Bell, Missouri Pacific traffic manager, have been cancelled. Phil Ball, a party member, will not sell, Bell says in a telegram from Gregory Bay Ontario. Bell allegedly offered 2 750 000 for control of the Browns.
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West Alumni Will Play Game Monday on Wallace Field
West alumni kickoff at 2 30 Monday on Wallace Field despite stars listed as unavailable. Captain Jushis Schultz said the contest proceeds with Moore refusing due to injury risk and William Burbank possibly captaining Moore’s Old Rost lineup, with officials yet unnamed.
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Dartmouth Cart Accept Contest with Cornhuskers
Dartmouth athletics director Heneage said Nebraska invited the Green to play in 1930 but Dartmouth would not schedule an intersectional game with the Cornhuskers for six seasons. He noted the invitation arrived after Dartmouth’s 1920 schedule was finished and that no 1931 intersectional game was planned.
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Fuhrman Cleared for Western Conference Play
University of Iowa veteran guard John Fuhrman of Dudugue gains eligibility after Big Ten decision. Fuhrman, a senior lineman, was briefly deemed ineligible over semi professional football links. His return should boost Town’s chances though he is not fit to face Minnesota today.
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SATO Catches Fire In Fayette Auto Crash
Ronald Paw, 17, and Arnold Paw, 12, sons of Isaac Paul, farmer, were in a car that caught fire midway down a paved hill toward Fayette. Ronald received severe burns to his leg while jumping from the vehicle and Arnold was scratched. The car plunged off a steep bank and was wrecked.
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Zach Wheat Praises Balanced Leagues Debate on American vs National
Zach Wheat, former National Leaguer and Palo Monovian, weighs in on the AL and NL strength debate. He praises the American League champion but argues a balanced National League with four strong clubs, naming Chicago New York Pittsburgh and St Louis as tougher than most AL teams outside Philadelphia and New York. He hints at possible managerial interest if terms are appealing.
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Upper Iowa Hag Player Tryouts Shape Dramatic Club
Upper Iowa University in Fayette announces completed tryouts for the dramatic organization. Selected members include Dane Denniston Robert Evans Maynard Ruth Hall Fay ette Lewis Handy St. Charles Minn Fern Johnson West Union Margaret Madeen Arlington Hazel Murmby Hawkeye Clifford Richards Fairbank and Marjorie Stranahan of Fayetta. Recognition notes her work in The Mad Juse and homecoming play. Work on the second play will begin soon. The article also notes the American carrob crop rising from 9,000,000 to 1,000,000 bushels within five years.
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