Coe Cornell Open 39 Football Drills And Outlook
Coe and Cornell open 1939 football drills on Sept 11 with 16 lettermen reporting. Coach Moray Eby faces three problems center quarterback and a nine game schedule starting Sept 23 at Ames against Iowa State. The squad aims for a faster backfield and stronger kicking with depth at guard and end positions.
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Coe
Cornell
Kohawks
Iowa State
Moray Eby
Ames
Grinnell
Eby
Vernon Elslager
Don Martin
John Prasch
Cedar Valley Net Tourne Slated Here
Forty two tennis players from Manchester Monticello Vinton Belle Plaine Independence and Cedar Rapids compete today on the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association courts in the second annual Cedar Valley tournament. Two six man Cedar Rapids teams and other nearby towns participate as non first team players. Matches run most of the day.
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Manchester
Monticello
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Cedar Valley Tennis Association
Cedar Valley Association
Vinton Nets To Compete In Cedar Valley Association
Vinton tennis team travels Sunday to Cedar Rapids for the second annual Cedar Valley association tournament. Players include Cliff Carle Dick Woods Bob Britt Hoyt Carrier Keith Mossman and Neil Waldorf. Britt defends No 4 crown. Carle favored No 1. Woods favored No 2 after recent Northeast Iowa effort. Carle and Woods have 17 singles wins this season between them.
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Vinton
Cedar Valley Association
Cedar Rapids
Vinton Netsters
Cliff Carle
Dick Woods
Bob Britt
Hoyt Carrier
Keith Mossman
Neil Waldorf
Iowa
Cecar Falls
Woods
Carle
Reds and Dodgers split doubleheader in tense NL duel
Brooklyn and Cincinnati traded a 5 2 opener and a 6 1 nightcap as Bucky Walters and Luke Hamlin dueled in front of 33 535 fans. Camilli hit his 22nd homer and drove in runs, while Niggeling struggled in the second game before Hugh Casey kept the Reds in check.
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Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Walters
Luke Hamlin
Dodger
John Niggeling
Reds
Dolph Camilli
Hugh Casey
Giants Rout Pirates in Doubleheader Sweep at Home
New York Giants swept a Saturday doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates by scores of 6 to 2 and 8 to 0. Cliff Melton pitched a shutout in the nightcap with three hits allowed, Frank Demaree hit a homer, and Mel Ott added his 25th and 26th homers as the offense. Elbie Fletcher homered for Pittsburgh in the first game after a walk, scoring two runs off Hal Schumacher who was relieved in the seventh. Walter Brown completed the nightcap for New York.
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INS
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Frank Demaree
Mel Ott
Hal Schumacher
Elbie Fletcher
Walter Brown
Pittsburgh
Bell
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O'Whiteh
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Demarce
Rizzo
Tv Fletcher
O Danning
C Brubaker
Bonora
Young
Jurges
Susce
Hafey
Klinger
Schum
Fletcher
Bonura
Jublewe
Whitehead
Bowen
Mott Sew
Byumacher Ager
Sewell
Brown
Klinge Schumacher
Youns
Mueller
O'Firves
Bowman
Swift
O'Melton
Ckbek Lathe Bpet
Adits Sinale
Melton
Demaree
Brubaker Young
Wman
Morax, Fears
Barr
Blades uses matchup savvy in late game moves
The column praises St Louis manager Blades for tactical eighth and ninth inning pitching changes. It contrasts Blades with McKechnie and notes Branch Rickey favors aggressive, unpredictable play that wins by edge and surprise. The piece highlights strategic care to counter fast baserunners and defensive coverage.
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Ival Goodman
Reds
Mort Cooper
Blades
Len Warneke
Warneke
Bill Werber
Clyde Shoun
Werber
Shaun
St. Louis
Mr. Blades
Branch Rickey
McKechnie
Wild pitches and winning pitchers in early doubleheader
Pittsburgh and New York split a doubleheader with bold hitting and defensive miscues. Demaree homered for the Yankees, Hafey and Jurges drove in runs for Pittsburgh, while Melton and Swift matched strong relief efforts in a tense two game set.
Cubs sweep Bees in twinBill 8 to 1 and 8 to 1
Boston Bees fall to Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader sweep. Larry French and Lou Fette both pitched well as Hank Leiber hit his 14th homer, and Johnny Cooney collected three hits in the nightcap while Al Simmons drove in Boston’s lone run in both games.
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Cubs
Larry French
Bees
Buddy Hassett
al Simmons
Lou Fette
Dick Errickson
Hank Leiber
Vance Page
Simmons
Johnny Cooney
Kiefer Skinner Break A A U Swim Records In Detroit
Adolph Kiefer of Chicago set a national outdoor A A U record of 1 06.6 in the backstroke while James Skinner of Ann Arbor clipped a full second from the breaststroke mark at the Detroit meet. Skinner swam for the Detroit Athletic Club under Matt Mann and dethroned James Verson as the American long course record holder in 2 47.6. Ralph Flanagan defended his quarter mile title in near record time as four Hawaiians and a Canadian challenged him.
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Adolph Kiefer
Chicago
James Skinner
Ann Arbor
Mich
Skinner
Exeter
Detroit Athletic Club
Matt Mann
Michigan
Johnny Higgins
Ohio
James Verson
San Francisco
Olympia Club
Kiefer
Ralph Flanagan
al Patrik
Ohio State
Flanagan
College All-Stars Edge Greens in Final Scrimmage
Evanston Illinois United Press reports the college all-star varsity beat the Greens 10 to 0 on a 74 yard drive and a George Faust field goal. The win wraps up scrimmage work before the all star game with the New York Giants next Wednesday.
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Evanston
Ill
George Faust
Minnesota
Greens
New York Giants
College Stars
Dyche Stadium
Soldier Field
Cecil Cedar Rapids Country Club Handicap Tourney Defaults
The Cedar Rapids Country Club handicap tourney lists several defaults to schedule play. F C Waples and Ed Sheehy advance in the first flight. Heinie Jensen and Otto Kohl are eliminated. Second flight sees A H Sargent defaulting to Donald P Barnes. Results include J H Bell over Ed Misak 3 and 1 and Arthur Poe over Dick Lynch 3 and 2. Third flight features Marv Wright over C W Bloomhall 2 and 1, O H Tousey over K P Blaise 4 and 3, and Wally Lyon over T L Crabbe 1 up. Wright then defeats Tousey 2 and 1. In the fourth flight Dr John Stansbury beats Mark Anderson 5 and 4 in the second round. J A Wessler advances via Dave Turner’s first-round default.
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Cedar Rapids
Marv Wright
C. W. Bloomhall
O. H. Tousey
K. P. Blaise
Wally Lyon
T. L. Crabbe
Wright
Tousey
John Stansbury
Mark Anderson
J. A. Wessler
Dave Turner
Aussies Take Lead In Davis Cup Fight
The Anzacs won the first set by breaking Jakuljevic in the fifth game. Bromwich held in the eighth game of the second set as Puncec served, giving Australia a 5-3 edge before breaking Jukuljevic in the ninth to take the set 6-3. Australia then broke Jukuljevic again in the second game of the third set to complete a 6-3 win in the ninth game after both sides held through the previous seven games.
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Jakuljevic
Puncec
Bromwich
Jukuljevic
Shimek's Rally Tops Ocie Trimble For Links Title
John Shimek overcame a 3 and 2 deficit after 18 holes, winning the Municipal golf title with a 3 and 2 victory over Ocie Trimble. He shot 36 on the first nine holes Saturday and was two over par the final seven. Rain interrupted play after 18 holes last Sunday.
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John Shimek
Shimek
Toledo Association Club Ends Tieup With Detroit
The Toledo baseball club of the American Association announced Saturday night that it had ended its working agreement with the Detroit Tigers of the American League. The agreement, originally signed for three years, had another year to run.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Baseball Club
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Pro Team Signs Souchak For Pittsburgh
Frank Souchak former University of Pittsburgh All American end from Wilkes Barre Pa signed a contract with the Pittsburgh National Professional league club announced by President Arthur Rooney Saturday.
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Frank Souchak
Wilkes-Barre
University of Pittsburgh
Arthur Rooney
Yankees' Hadley earns eighth straight win in St Louis
New York pitchers Hadley and Harris combined for a three hitter as the Yankees won 6 to 1 over the Browns. DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 12 games and the Yankees swept their 11 games in St Louis this year while widening their lead over Boston to 11 1/2 games.
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di Maggio
Tigers Sweep Nationals as McKain Shuts Them Down
Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 3 to complete a three game series sweep. Archie McKain pitched six innings allowing six hits and four strikeouts. Charlie Gehringer belted his 13th homer of the season with the bases empty in the eighth.
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Charlie Gehringer
Alexandra Carrasquel
Indians Rally Past Athletics 7-5 for Fourth Win in Three Days
In Cleveland, the Indians secured their fourth win in three days by beating Philadelphia 7 to 5. The Athletics committed three eighth inning errors, tying the game at 5-4 before Hal Trosky doubled and Jeff Heath walked. Nelson Potter was replaced by Henry Pippen, and Ken Keltner's bunt error led to two runs as Trosky and Heath scored.
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White Sox Stifle Red Sox Rally for 5 4 Win
Chicago pitchers hold off Boston in a tense ninth inning as the White Sox win 5 4. It marks a third straight victory over Boston and 10th in 13 games, shrinking the gap to seven and a half games.
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Purple Gauge Hopes On Watson's Return
The Cornell football squad begins practice with 10 or 11 lettermen likely to start. Bill Watson may return at full back, joining seniors Jack Paul and Art Boettcher at ends and Leonard Wilson as a key junior. A nine game schedule includes St Ambrose, Beloit, Monmouth, Carleton, Coe, and Culver Stockton with home games at Mount Vernon and Davenport.
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Cedar Rapids to Host Labor Day Softball Tournament
More than eighty teams were invited for the Cedar Rapids softball tournament at Ellis Park on Labor Day. Drawings for first round opponents begin at 9 a.m. with play all day on seven diamonds and finals under lights at 9 a.m. Admission is free. Entries due September 1 to Nevin Nichols. fee is 3 dollars and one new Goldsmith softball.
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al Johns
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Barry and Quigley Named Umpires for Legion Series
Dan Barry of the American league and Ernest Quigley the National league veteran will umpire the American Legion's little world series in Omaha starting August 31. The Omaha McDevitts and Berwyn, Illinois, compete in a best of seven series of five games to decide the champion.
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Ernest Quigley
American Legion
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Betty Jameson Wins New Women's Golf Championship
Betty Jameson defeats Miss Kirby to claim the new women’s golf championship. Jameson ties with two nine-hole scores, then bursts ahead with a 25-foot birdie at the thirtieth and a 15-foot putt at the thirty-first. She seals the win with a decisive drive at the thirty-third.
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