Eicherly to captain Iowa football next season
Holstein halfback Jack Eicherly will captain the 1938 Iowa Hawkeyes after election at a banquet given by President Eugene Airdnore. He succeeds Homer Harris and is noted as the team’s fastest back and a key defensive player.
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Hawkeyes
Eugene Airdnore
Homer Harris
Seattle
Wash
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Tit Tubos
Holstein High School
Iowa
Iowa City
T Lester
Jack” Eicherly
University of Iown
Eugene A. Gilmore
Stags to Meet Chicago U Eleven November 12
Stags team to play Chicago University eleven on November 12 as part of a festival schedule. Details on venue and kickoff time appear in circulation, with official notices confirming the matchup and dates.
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Stags
Chicago U
Chicago
Maro Nervan
Anamosa Raiders Edge Springville In Low-Scoring Win
Anamosa Raiders defeated Springville 35 to 33 in a tight early season game. The contest featured strong defense and key baskets from visiting players, with Anamosa taking a slim lead in the fourth quarter.
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Anamosa Raiders
Springville
Dull joint baseball meeting yields few deals
Chicago AP reports a quiet joint session of Major League owners as both leagues kept the pace slow on ball composition and no major agreements emerged. The American League kept the rabbit ball while the National League favored a slower ball, with funds approved for events and junior tournaments but no substantive actions.
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All-State Gridmen At Iowa This Week
The 1937 Iowa Daily Press Association selects 39 high school gridiron stars and many coaches for the all state teams. Players and coaches travel to Des Moines for the Tuesday celebration with events at Lowe City and University of Iowa facilities.
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Cornell Beaten by St Ambrose 30 25 in Opener
Special to The Gazette MT VERNON Cornell college lost its first game of the year 30 to 25 to St Ambrose. Cornell trailed most of the game as sophomores filled in the lineup and Joe Gustius Lew Martinich and Francis Toffanelli led a late rally but free throw woes and cold shooting doomed the Purple.
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Hawkeses
Carleton College of Northfield
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Rollie Williams
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Illinois Five Dumps Carroll Cagers 48 to 25
The Illinois Fighting Illini opened the 1937-38 season with a 48 to 25 victory over Carroll College of Waukesha Wisconsin. Pick Dehner led with 17 points after returning to school from a two year absence.
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Carroll
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Radio Programs di Mu La MORNING 1000 Norman Sherr pianist
Radio schedule fragment listing NBC WEAF WEAF CBS WJZ chains across morning hours. Names include Norman Sherr pianist Edward Marbnch gospel singer Cheri Three Notes and many ensembles, with stations WBBM KMOX WCCO WABC and more referenced.
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Colby M Chester
Natl Assa of Manufacturers
Mother Of Ernie Nevers Dies At 75
Mrs Mary Ann Nevers 75 mother of Ernie Nevers the Stanford star and Iowa assistant football coach died in Santa Rosa California Tuesday She was a native of Fredericton New Brunswick Canada.
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Martelle Merchants Open Season with Victory Over Yellow Jackets
Martelle merchants opened the season by defeating Springville Yellow Jackets 33 to 24. Their next game comes Friday night on the local floor against the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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Army adopts three year rule for cadet eligibility
West Point will bar cadets with three years of varsity play elsewhere from continuing sports careers at Army. Major General William D Connor says Army varsity teams follow civilian college rules henceforth. The policy changes likely affect players like Maryland star Bill Guckeyson, a plebe, next year.
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Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
Iriah Dana O Connor of Boston defeated Young Gotch of Town City in a best of three holds. Ray Steele of Glen Dale California defeated Dick Nayiscourt of Vista California in one fall.
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Bierman May Be Offered Mississippi State Football Job
A Mississippi State Alumni official said the State football coaching post would be offered to Bernie Bierman of Minnesota or Dudley Noble, with Bierman likely returning south to aid his wife’s health. The official spoke on condition of anonymity.
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National Continues To Mismanage Its Stars
The National League mishandles stars like Van Lingle Mungo and Dizzy Dean, with Mungo threatening to quit and trade efforts mocked. Gabby Hartnett nears end of playing days and eyes a manager role, while Tony Lazzeri looms as a potential Fourth of July manager for the Cubs, provoking fan unease in Chicago.
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Wildcats Edge Marquette In 31 29 Fray
Northwestern upset Marquette 31 to 29 in Milwaukee Tuesday night. After trailing 17 12 at halftime Marquette tied the game at 26 late in the second half on two baskets by Dave Quabius Hesik gave Marquette a brief lead at 29 27 but Voigts tied the game with a long field goal and Melchoir scored the decisive basket for Northwestern.
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Sioux City Likely Joins Nebraska League if Western Fold
Sioux City may join Nebraska league cities after the predicted Western league breakup. Rex Stucker of the Sioux Falls Canaries said the move could create a new circuit, possibly under a different name and with C classification, if Sioux City accepts dropping from class A to class D.
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