Coe Cornell Open 39 Football Drills And Aiming For Strong Season
Coe and Cornell open 1939 football drills on Sept 11 with sixteen lettermen reporting. Eby faces three problems center quarterback and a nine game schedule starting Sept 23 at Ames and ending Nov 18 at Grinnell. The squad includes many lettermen at guard and end and a hopeful quarterback. schedule features five home games and key clashes with Iowa State St Ambrose Monmouth and Grinnell.
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Ray Johnson
Don Carey
Eldon Levis
Bob Dunlop
Clem Carney
George Hidinger
Jim Leehman
Dick Diehl
Cedar Rapids
Walt Nash
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Don Dunlop
Harley Moore
Fred Wooster
Joe Singer
Luther Burker
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Henry Moss
Floyd Shuffler
Everett Stoutner
Charles Zisko
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Norman Ackerman
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Paul Hughes
Kenneth Satterwaite
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Cedar Valley Net Tourney Slated Here
Forty two tennis players from Manchester Monticello Vinton Belle Plaine Independence and Cedar Rapids compete today at Cedar Rapids Tennis Association courts in the second annual Cedar Valley tournament. Vinton and Cedar Rapids squads compete with Carle Woods Britt and Carrier among top contenders as matches run most of the day.
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Monticello
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Cedar Valley Tennis Association
Cedar Valley Association
Vinton Netsters
Cliff Carle
Dick Woods
Bob Britt
Hoyt Carrier
Keith Mossman
Neil Waldorf
Trown
Cards Beat Reds In Doubleheader Domination
In St Louis, the Cardinals swept the doubleheader with decisive wins over the Phillies and Reds. Key performances included Medwick and Mize driving late runs, while Bowman and Kerksieck combined on the mound for the Cardinals. The Dodgers’ heavy hitters clashed with Reds ace Walters in a separate note of the day.
Cubs Sweep Bees in Twin Bill to Extend Hot Streak
Chicago Cubs dominated Boston Bees 8 1 in both games as Larry French silenced Boston in game one and Vance Page outdueled for a 8 1 nightcap win. Johnny Cooney led Bees with three hits but failed to prevent the sweep amid a late-season surge by Chicago.
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Bees
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al Simmons
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Dick Errickson
Hank Leiber
Vance Page
Simmons
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Hack
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Giants sweep Pirates in doubleheader after strong nightcap
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh Pirates in a Saturday doubleheader, 6 to 2 in the opener and 8 to 0 in the nightcap. Cliff Melton pitched a complete game in the second game allowing three hits, Frank Demaree hit a homer, and Mel Ott added his 25th and 26th homers in the opener. Hal Schumacher departed after Elbie Fletcher’s homer brought two Pirates runs in the seventh. Walter Brown finished for New York. First Game.
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Kiefer and Skinner Break A A U Swim Records in Detroit
Adolph Kiefer of Chicago and James Skinner of Ann Arbor set new marks at the national outdoor A A U meet in Detroit. Skinner lowered the American long course breaststroke record to 2 47.6 as he dethroned James Verson, while Kiefer swam 1 06.6 to defend the quarter mile freestyle title alongside Ralph Flanagan and Al Patrik.
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Adolph Kiefer
Chicago
James Skinner
Ann Arbor
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Exeter
Detroit Athletic Club
Matt Mann
Michigan
Long Cave
Johnny Higgins
Ohio
James Verson
San Francisco
Olympia Club
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al Patrik
Ohio State
Flanagan
College All-Stars Edge Greens 10 0 in Final Scrimmage
In Evanston Illinois the College All-Star varsity defeated the Greens 10 to 0 on a 74 yard touchdown drive and a George Faust field goal. The win caps scrimmage work ahead of next Wednesday’s all star game against the New York Giants.
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Ill
George Faust
Minnesota
Greens
New York Giants
College Stars
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Soldier Field
Ced ar Rapids Country club handicap tourney results show defaults
The Cedar Rapids Country Club handicap tournament posted several defaults to maintain the schedule. F C Waples and Ed Sheehy advanced in the first flight while Heinie Jensen and Otto Kohl were eliminated.
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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 to keep Yugoslavia at 3-4, giving Australia a 5-3 edge. The Australians then broke Jukuljevic in the ninth game to take the second set 6-3, and dominated the third set 6-3 after holding through the final seven games.
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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
Mantly
Janem
Jakuljevic
Puncec
Bromwich
Jukuljevic
Shimek's Rally Tops Ocie Trimble For Links Title
John Shimek fell behind Ocie Trimble after the first 18 holes but roared back on the final 18 Saturday to win 3 and 2 in the Municipal golf title. He shot 36 on the first nine on Saturday and finished two over par for the last seven holes as rain interrupted play.
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Ocie Trimble
John Shimek
Shimek
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
Dick Barker
Bill Watson
Jack Paul
Art Boeetcher
Leonard Wilson
John Stabler
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Allen McKean
Dave Hoare
Ernest Dal
Bill Lyman
Don Ande
Rudy Vodicka
Larson
Boettcher
Toledo Association Club Ends Tieup With Detroit
The Toledo baseball club of the American Association said Saturday night it ended its working agreement with the Detroit Tigers of the American League. The deal, signed for three years, had one year remaining.
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Toledo Baseball Club
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Pro Team Signs Souchak to Pittsburgh Contract
Frank Souchak, former University of Pittsburgh all American end from Wilkes Barre, Pa., signed with the Pittsburgh National Professional league team as announced by president Arthur Rooney on Saturday.
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Frank Souchak
Wilkes-Barre
University of Pittsburgh
Arthur Rooney
Bombers sweep in St Louis for eighth straight win
New York Yankees win 6 to 1 over the St Louis Browns in St Louis as Hadley returns with a three hitter. DiMaggio extends a 12 game hitting streak and the Yanks take 11 straight in this tour through St Louis.
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George Gill
DiMaggio
Indians Rally Past Phillies In Tight 7-5 Victory
Cleveland beats Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Hal Trosky doubles and Jeff Heath walks set up a wild seventh inning. Nelson Potter records the loss after Henry Pippen misplays a bunt allowing two runs. Milnar picks up the win for Cleveland with Potter charged for the final runs.
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Jeff Heath
Nelson Potter
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Ken Keltner
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Rommel
Rolls and Mubbard
Cedar Rapids Softball Tourney Promises Large Turnout
Cedar Rapids sponsors invite 80 teams to Labor Day softball at Ellis Park with seven Diamonds in use. Drawings for first-round opponents at 9 a.m., finals under lights at 9 a.m. Sunday, no admission, refreshments on site, entry deadline Sept 1 with $3 fee.
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Ellis Park
Nevin Nichols
The
Playground Commission
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Post Office
Coca Cola
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al Johns
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Barry Quigley Named Umpires for Legion Series in Omaha
Dan Barry of the American League and Ernest Quigley, NL veteran umpire, will officiate the American Legion Little World Series in Omaha starting August 31. Competing teams are the Omaha McDevitts and Berwyn, Illinois, with five games out of seven determining the champion.
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OMAHA
Dan Barry
Ernest Quigley
American Legion
Omaha McDevitts
Berwyn
Ill
Betty Jameson Wins New Women’s Golf Title
Betty Jameson emerged as the new women’s golf champion after a tight contest with rival Miss Kirby. Jameson rallied with birdies and long putts including a 25 footer at hole 30 and a 15 footer at hole 31, sealing victory by authoritatively closing out the back nine.
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