Kohawks Open 1940 41 Schedule With Ripon Iowa State Clash
Ripon and Iowa State, defending Midwest conference kingpins, visit Coe to start the Kohawks 1940-41 season. Coe meets Ripon Friday at 7 45 p m and faces Iowa State Saturday at Ames. Friday’s lineup features Connell Tschirgi Moss and the Dunlops. Ripon lost to Wisconsin 39 20. Iowa State beat Cornell 37 22.
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Iowa State
Willis Lamb
Kohawks
Coe
Cyclones
Ames
Dave
Cowboy) Connell
Elgin
Paul Tschirgi
Hank Moss
Don Dunlop
Bob Dunlop
Redmen
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Jesser
Sveto Kremar
Stan Ardziejewski
Frank Blanas
Bob Casati
Ken Miller
Jim Rember
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Gordon Nicholas
Dale DeKoster
Connell
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Tschirgi
Moss
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Dunlop
Rembet
Leonard Paulu Elected Cedar Rapids Officials President
Leonard Paulu, McKinley High School coach, was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Officials Association at its annual dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. He succeeds Bert Jenkins and new officers include Orville Rust as vice president Steve Mills as secretary treasurer and Don Wolfe Judd Dean and Bill Barnard as executive committee members. The group sent greetings to Tom Hayden now head coach at McPherson College after cofounding the association. Thirty members and guests attended.
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Leonard Paulu
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bert Jenkins
Orville Rust
Steve Mills
Don Wolfe
Judd Dean
Bill Barnard
Tom Hayden
Coe College
McPherson College
Kansas
Hayden
Elkader Basketball Schedule and Trials Highlight Coming Season
The article lists Elkader players missing for the season including captain Kenneth Marnack and guards Dittmer Shaw and others as Coach Lyle Royer fields a 12 man squad. It also covers Manchester Manhawks opening with Strawberry Point, detailing lineups, newcomers and a full 18 game schedule spread across home and away dates with opponents like Postville, Monticello and Marion.
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Elkader
Uine Ear
Lyle Royer
Kenneth Marnack
Dittmer
Shaw
Steen
Harlan Reimer
Berse
Stewart
Bob Meyer
Don FS
Orlin Reimer
Kennetth
Boya
McGregor
Strawberry Point
West Union
Guttenbers
Ier Eavette
Dan
Manchester
Manchester Manhawks
Leena ‘Ole
le Bergstrand
Junior Rector
Roger McIntosh
Bersstrand
McIntosh
Rector
al Eberhart
Bob Arnold
Virad Corll
Lors
Kenneth Gingerich
Tom el
Bob Sterson
Jim Cloud
Morrell Milroy
Dave Arnold
Floyd Thatcher
Homores
Bob McIntosh
Dean Young
Mick Barne
Ira Match
Ole
Monticello
Marion
Union
Peb
Maquoketa
Pittsburgh boxing champs turn coaches for rivals
Billy Conn and Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh, noted boxing champions, are described as having coaching roles for rival teams in baseball era memorabilia, highlighting cross-sport involvement and local athletic ties.
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NBA
Billy “Conn
Fritzie Zivic
Franklin-West Skirmish Tops Prep Schedule
Franklin's Mississippi Valley conference game vs Waterloo WestFriday tops the prep schedule. The Thunderbolts lost by 10 at Burlington Tuesday but could have won with better accuracy. Wahawks face limited tests after early skirmishes. McKinley seeks a Clinton opener win with Gregor carrying scoring load. Roosevelt and St. Wenceslaus also schedule openers.
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Thunderbolts
Burlington
Orange
Dunkerton
Glen Strobridge
Wahawks
McKinley
Clinton
Wilbur Gregor
Gregor
Golden Bears
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Roosevelt
Marshalltown
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Sacred Heart of Monticello
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Diehl Named Iowa Captain for 1941 Football Team
Bill Diehl, the long-legged northwest sider, was elected captain of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes for 1941. He forms a close bond with retiring leader Mike Enich, described as all time all American, and praised for leadership on and off the field. The piece notes other captains from 1938 and 1940 and touches on baseball trade chatter around Myers and broader NL moves.
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University of Iowa
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Hawks
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Damon
Pythias
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Enlch
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Toga
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Center Point Dominates Alburnett on Defense in 30–4 Win
Center Point’s regulars held Alburnett to four points, all from foul line, and limited Walker to no field goals through three quarters. Substitutes allowed two field goals by the visitors as Center Point led 30 to 4.
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Ganette
Alburnett
Center Point
Walker
Invaders
Prices Favor Vols Stanford For January
A column by Eddie brietz notes prices favor the Tennessee Volunteers and Stanford for January events. It mentions figures like Billy Herman Arkie Vaughan and Ed die Miller as targets in Atlanta deals and hints at further Pacific Coast conference house cleaning.
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Arkie Vaughan
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