Rays Fansher to Report for Duty with Iron
Ray Fansher, a St. Louis product, has signed to take Johnny O Shea s job at second base. The St. Louis Cardinals reportedly offered Waterloo three players for Fansher, including two veterans and a rookie, as minor league meetings open in Hartford. Buck Freeman writes from Bixby Mo praising the 1934 Hawks and hoping for many familiar faces on the 1935 roster.
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Ray Fansier
St. Louis
Johnny O'Shea
Tom Fairweather
Es Moines
St. Louis Cardinals
Fausher
Waterloo
Wilford
Frank Doyle
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oaks
Golive
Haswtse
Morgan Buckley
Sdenlay
U.S
Dem O’shea
Beene
Peoft
Hawk Catcher
Santa Mariental
Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Bill Speas
Bunnies
Bill
Buck Freeman
Sioux Falls
Bixby
Huntine
Ashing
Elmer Jacobs
Chicago Cubs
Jacobs
Freeman
Salen
Altho Buck
Buck Sars
Hawks
Fulton and Fuente Held to Court in Fake Fight Charge
Los Angeles November 27 John’s Law ruled in the first round of a case over a boxing bout described as a fake fight. Fred Fulton Minnesota, and Fony Fuente Los Angeles, plus managers Jack Reddy and Fred Winsor, face conspiracy charges under California anti prize fight law. Fuente posted bail on his own recognizance. others $1,000 bail. Fuente has two potential future bouts including plans to fight in Mexico City.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johns Law
Utes
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Fony Fuente
Fulton
Fuente
Jack Reddy
Fred Winsor
Justice Courtly
California
Decisis
Fas
Reed
Mexico City
Jan
Charlie
Jersey City
Dee
Anatiethers
DeLong Among Six Upper Iowa gridmen to Play Last Game
John DeLong one of six Upper Iowa football players set to graduate after this season. The article notes departures of key teammates including Welchend Arch Gray Evraduation and Tate. DeLong captained and booted for three years and will not return next year. He hails from East High class of 1922 and serves as a Methodist country church pastor near Fayette.
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John Delong
Upper Iowa
Voaeht Dorman
Simipsen
Welchend
Arch Gray
Peacock Eleven
Gray
Ieacock
DeLong
Krough
Zaard
Krouch
Alva Gray
Hack
Tate
Dorman
East High
Fayette
Gies Beats Hart Gorman Takes With Frank Kral
Des Moines boxing results from the Forum last night feature Gies defeating Hart and Gorman beating Kral in an eight round windup. Lou Moore and Harry Smith drew after a six round slugfest. Several Des Moines boxers showcased, with bouts including Carleton vs Minton and Kelly vs Mauhoney in six rounds.
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Motors
Farry Mart
Sioux City
Forum
Hart
Corey
Lou Moore
Harry Smith
Moore
Youns Minton
Cedar Falls
Kid Steberts
Kid Carleton
Germim
Kral
Guile Gorman
St. Paul
Mike Gibbons Lablding
Frankie Kral
Milwaukee
Tommy — Ryan
Des Moines
Gormian
Dee
Iun
Goroin
Louis Kelly
Eddie Mauhoney
Frederickson
Mulatik Etzel
Idealisy
Etzel
Aou Aniedring
Port Dodge
Army Navy clash looms as teams prep for annual game
Army and Navy intensified preparations for the upcoming rivalry at Baltimore station. Coach Folwell presided over drills as Cadet backfield plans solidified with Wells returning from neuritis to join Eddy against Jett Suard. Punting duo Wood and Yeomans practiced high spirals as the Middies and West Point squares look to secure a victory.
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Aniadokis
Font- Jil
Anmapwatis
Wren Athieves
Arentten
Rob Folwell
Wellngs
Songant
Albertson
Vhalf
Eddy
Jett Suard
Army
Torry West Point
N.Y
Unclear OCR Summary of Army Navy Practice and Departure
The text describes defense work against Navy attack with focus on blocking overhead plays as a key tactic. It notes no lineup selections yet for the Middies and mentions 38 players plus 4 coaches departing, arriving at Battimer to witness a game between John Hopkins and Maryland University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Battimer
Johing Hopkins
Miuryland University
Cedar Falls Cage Squad Opens Season December 19
Cedar Falls announces its basketball team will open the season December 19 on the local floor, then resume after a two week Christmas break. Coach V Deviton lists four returning players Don Baxter Glen Cowlivan Offician Behrons and Kari Dubbert as starters with several others vying for spots.
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Casdar Pails
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Drest High
Cedr ‘Tis
Jay Ree High
Cedar
Oaheoin
Onticvin
Jian
Colexe High
High Schow
Waterloo West Task Cedar F
Pathe
Dike
Cedar Waits
Haanptot
Hamptor
Don Baxter
Glen Cowlivhan
Earlham High grid hopes for post season clash
Earlham Iowa reports its unbeaten high school football team after beating Strong Valley Junction 18 to 13. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines post season plans hinge on a Harrisburg Harrisburg Tech game in Pennsylvania Saturday with potential national fate for the Towans.
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Earlham
Abarihan
Valley Junction Sleven
Adel Inied Earlham
Eartha
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Trev
Mutch
Rapids
Tarrisburg Tech
Pennsylvania
Towans
Harrisburg
Northwestern to Field Fast Five Led by Baker for Upcoming Season
Northwestern reveals a strong early roster with Ralph Baker a top recruit and star on both basketball and football. Coach Kent plans to move Baker to center while veterans Barney Mathews and Bill Christman return. Captain Tod Graham leads a group of sophomores including Harold White Kuiper Leimert Schilling Berestrom Fox and Graves. Four pre-season games set before Notre Dame opener at Patton Gym then Michigan Aggies Mercer College and a Notre Dame rematch at South Bend.
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Evanston
Ralph “Moon Baker
Baker
Rockford
Bake
Kent
Barney Mathews
Bill Christman
Tod Graham
Giso
Amon
Harold White
Kuiper
Leimert
Schilling
Berestrom
Fox
Graves
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Michigan Aggies
Mercer College
Belmet
South Bend
Stanford to Play in Annual East-West Tourney in Pasadena
Pasadena plans for the Tournament of Roses football event shift to Stanford as the western team. Notre Dame was tentatively named for the eastern eleven but after USC losses and Stanford’s unbeaten season the U S Notre Dame matchup was canceled.
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Stanford
Pasadena
Cal
Stanford University
Notre Dame
University of Southern California
ULB. Co. Iet
Staneford
Teacher Cagers Start Practice for Winter Season
Cedar Falls reports prep basketball drills under way as five lettermen form the backbone of the squad. Captain elect John Harghbar Ror and George Freshwater headline forwards, with guard Corgan and Christofferson among veterans shaping the lineup. Coaches await Art Dickenson’s arrival to finalize the roster ahead of holiday exhibitions.
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Cedar Falls
Art Dickenson
John Harghbar Ror
George Freshwater
Corgan
Ping” Christofferson
Jetter
Automobile Road Racing Revived at Ascot in California
In Los Angeles on November 27, California resumes car road racing with the Ascot gold cup 200 mile race for a $52,000 purse. Forty seven drivers enter the five mile course around the Ascot speedway with difficult hairpin turns and steep grades.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Ascot Speedway
Boxing Roundup Delivers Wins Across Cities and Titles
Reports from Buffalo, Edinburgh, Chicago, Lafayette and New York describe multiple boxing results. Notables include Buffalo defeating Jack Bernstein in ten rounds, Romano defeating Mile Romano with a headlock finish, and Tony Ross beating Monroe in featherweight action. Additional notes highlight future matchups involving Knute Rockne and Notre Dame.
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Buffalo
Rocky Kansas
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Edinburg
Scotland
Ted “Kia” Tewis
Commer “Weltemseicht
Champlot
Europe
Tommy Milligan
Chicaro
Pat Mecia
Trish
Mile
Romano
John Ck
Lemark
Notre Dame
Ind
Findimentals
Pittsburgh
Rockne
Isbureh
Tom Lieb
Chicago
Bill Sprulding
Notre Dame Nxt
Simuldine
Philadelphia
Taba Owhitard
Firweirhs
Fabby Fineteht
Des Moines
Gale Gorman St. Tank
Frank Kral
Milwaukee
Teddi Mahoney
Preerickson
Kizet
King
Smith
Willams
Brown
Scientific approach gains ground for game and fish propagation
The article argues for scientific management of game and fish, noting success when streams are properly surveyed and species requirements understood. It cites failures from poor knowledge and polluted water, and highlights Potomac River bass restoration as a strong example of stocking success.
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H. Dil
America
Gamie
Dong
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Potomac
East West football theme dominates Spectator pages
The Spectator West High edition reviews East and West elevens, recalls Thanksgiving battles, and previews the East West game. An editorial warns not to overestimate West High by citing the Missouri university slump and urges fans to focus on today’s game.
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Spectator
West Hish
West High
Mlinois University
East High
West, High
Parkersburg High Teams Sweep Allison Cagers in Twin Wins
Parkersburg High boys defeated Allison 38 to 3 in a lopsided game while the girls won 35 to 2. Ehrhorn led the Parkersburg boys, and Eva Poppen, Laura Young, and Vera Ponnen sparked the girls, with Esther Toll and the Allison guards contributing for a hard fought contest. Next games are scheduled for December 6 in Clarksville.
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Parkersburg
Nay
Parkershir
Allson High
Ehrhorn
Allison
Eva Poppen
Jead
Laura Young
Vera Ponnen
Esther Toll
Allison Guards
Ye Sgruras
Clarkeville
Dac
Thanksgiving gridiron clashes across Midwest highlights
November 27 reports from Detroit to Norman describe intercollegiate football games. Oregon Aggies vs Nebraska at Lincoln. Missouri vs Kansas at Columbia with conference title at stake. Oklahoma Sooners host Kansas State or Kansas Aggies in Norman as both seek season improvement. Attendance cited around 209,900.
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Chicago
Midwest
University of Detroit
McGill
Toronto
Detroit
Marquette
Creighton
Omaha
Boston College
Vermont
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Oregon Aggies
Lincoln
Western Reserve
Tufts
Cleveland
Missouri
Kansas
Columbia
Oregon
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Memorial Stadium
Dickerson
Grnham
Robertson
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawks
Gwiny Henry
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas Aggies
Sooners
Aggies
Drake
Necraska
Rotation Pool Tourney at Popular Cigar Store
Popular Cigar store will sponsor two rotation pool tournaments starting Friday evening February 7. The tourney runs every Friday. Partners are selected by two players to form each team. A three cushion billiard tournament is planned on a separate night to be decided later.
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Popular Cigar Store
Bec
Totwo
East High and West High Clash in Mayfield Stadium Showdown
A large crowd is expected for the East vs West High city championship game at Mayfield today at 2 36 p m. John Heldt leads East in his first city title bid while West, riding a strong season, eyes the silver trophy donated by H A Maine. The West High band will perform as both schools promote their case to the public.
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Criciron
East High
West High
West
Mast
Heldt
John Heldt
Stogey
Iowa
Enenies
West Tackle
Stoke
H. A. Maine
West High Band
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Jimmy Shollenberger
Moline
Kenneth Storme
Cambria
George Lynch
Storme
Plowboys
Shelly
IFN
Kit Okie
George McManus
Ee SK
Dace
Britain
Nie
Gies
Gorman
Bowers
Gibbons
Norfolk
Praga
Rity Lot
Aaa
Are Ry
Ei Ae
Uae
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Kid Norfolk
Manison Square
Barten
New York City
Farlham HI
Novak
Cagerstart
Dickenson
Ast
Horton
Morrison
Williams
Bates
Hellman
Phalan
Overgaard
Ihe Mien
Parkersburg Basket
Allison Cagers
Missonr Valley
Renass Auto
Whiteside
Rata
Loop Cigara
Iteside Teague
Wren
Repass Anto
Walker
Moshe Enease
Flran
TVET
Rath Kers
Tra Hershberge
Madsen
Beiva Erbin
Tab Blackmar
Totzla
Mosher
Finnet
Melnneraey
Eel Ito
Popular
Mayfield
Seling
Enderlein
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