Hawks Take Double Header Over Carleton Regulars 44 to 20
Iowa Hawkeyes beat Carleton twice in a doubleheader, 44 to 20 and 38 to 27. Stephens and Johnson led with key field goals, Nelson paced Carleton, and about 3,000 fans watched at Iowa. Next up is Washington University of St Louis.
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Iowa
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Washington University of St Louis
IDPA Grid Stars Feted at Ow U Banquet
The Iowa Department of Public Affairs hosting a banquet honored grid stars at OW U. Notable speakers included Eugene A. Gilmore, W. Earl Hall, and Dick Crane. Clare Marshall presided as Cedar Rapids association president, with awards for top performers and a trophies ceremony.
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University of Iowas
Clare Marshall
Cedar Rapids
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Mason City
Eugene A. Gilmore
University
Ir Tubbs
Dick Crane
Iowa
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ieazue
Gly Krede
Whizzer White Chosen for Collier's All-America Team
New York selections for Collier's forty member All America football team announced Thursday include Ends Andrew Bershak Jerome Holland Cornese Tennies Edmund France Fora Font Vie Markov Washington Orana Terovy Monsky Ala teme Joseph Routt Ng Corte Cath Hinkle jr Van alere yt au rte Clinton E Frank etc. The roster features prominent players as part of Collier's annual All America compilation.
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Colliers
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Nort
Careiilia
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Fora- Font
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Washington
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Alateme
Joseph Routt
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St Marys Edges U High 23 21 In Iowa City
St Marys high school secured a 23 to 21 victory over United High in a tense Iowa City contest. Star players Burns and Beak led the offense while defense tightened in the fourth quarter.
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St. Mary's
U. High
Clamor in Hawaii Ends Steam Heat Plans
Disrupted talks in Hawaii halted proposed steam heat project at a hotel and local offices. Officials report anger flared over the cooling plan and a ventilation system proposal was ordered examined.
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Sonor Tga Cb
Bngtem
Larson and M'Leod Named Coe Captains
The article announces Larson and M'Leod as captains for Coe College, listing a wide roster of teammates and noting the leadership roles amid a season context. It mentions several named players across teams and references competition and recognition within the college sports program.
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M'Leod
Coe
Iowa 68 Yard Pass Play Highlighted In Guide
Iowa football notes two long plays in a guide. Captain Jack Radorty of Holstein on a 68 yard TD pass against Minnesota is listed. Also Nile Kannick connects on a 13 yard pass for 55 yard run by Fisherly and Floyd Dean kicks field goal and 74 yard punt return by St Ninick against Michigan mentioned.
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Iowa City
University of Towas
Jack Radorty
Holstein
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Michagen
Four Prep Athletes Killed In Accident
Four local high school athletes were killed when the car they rode in was struck by a speeding passenger vehicle at a crossing. Victims identified as Paul Thompson 20 Keith Thompson 18 Pat Pollard 18 and Archie Smith 19 were Union High graduates noted for athletic prowess.
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Keith Thompson
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Archie Smith
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Basketball Results Amid Fuzzy Scores Across Teams
Fragmented scores show Carleton and Cornell tallying forwards with mixed results. Notable tallies include Carleton at 27 and 20, Cornell 44, Northwestern College 4 and 3. The garbled text lists several institutions and partial scores, indicating a busy but unreadable results page.
Towa Quintets Face Action On Court Tonight
Des Moines reports brace for 1937 college basketball action as multiple teams open schedules. Grinnell hosts St Ambrose while Dubuque visits Luther at Gustavus Adolphus. Cornell travels to Ames to meet Iowa State. Luther plays McAlester as the lone Saturday night game. Iowa State won its prior two games 44 20 and 38 27.
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Guldahl Cooper Lead Early In $10,000 Miami Open
National Open champion Ralph Guldahl of Chicago and Light Horse Cooper of Chicopee Mass drew eight to one betting favoritism as 200 golfers began the Miami Biltmore open championship in Coral Gables Fla Dick Metz the local favorite started at 20-1 after brisk rounds including a 67 while U S Golf Association limits on clubs loom for Cooper and others Names Horton Smith Denny Shute Lawson Little Sam Snead Henry Picard and Jimmy Thompson were among top contenders at 10-1.
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Denny Shute
Lawson Little
Sam Sneed
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thompson
Stolfa and Quill Chosen Luther Grid Captains
Anton Stolfa quarterback and David Quill tackle elected as co captains of Luther College football for 1938. Both were named to the Associated Press all conference second team selections in the Iowa conference.
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Joo
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Coe
Kohawk
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Decorah
Anton Stolfa
David Quill
Luther College
Associated Press
Iowa
Fayette Opens Season With West Union High
Fayette announces the season opener against West Union on December 10 at West Union. The following week Fayette plays Elgin at home Tuesday and Randalia at home Friday. The revised schedule lists multiple upcoming games and a county tournament in February.
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Monona Sweeps Calmar In Double-Header Victory
The Monona boys and punt team defeated Calmar high school in a home double-header Tuesday with the boys winning 27 12. Jason Moses led Monona with 13 points while Marron topped Calmar with 6. The Monona girls won 41 21 in a one sided matchup.
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Gazette
Monona
Calmar High School
Jason Moses
Marron
Calmuar
Local preps battle court foes tonight in area doubleheaders
Roosevelt hosts East Waterloo with sophomores and varsity at 7 and 8 pm. Franklin faces Wilson at home in sophomore and varsity games starting at 7. McKinley travels to Iowa City to meet the Little Hawks in two games. St Wenceslaus goes to Newhall for girls and boys, Immaculate Conception vs St Patrick’s Iowa City. Roosevelt breaks in Hammill and Zisko as starters. Franklin’s likely lineup features Eddy Currell Kanellis Kinney Mehegan Sopousek. Wilson may start Farmer Stastny Hanson Krumm Mraz Adams Stolba Gable.
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Toledo Opens Season With Gladbrook High
Toledo Iowa begins basketball season with first game at Gladbrook. Team roster includes Dick Bolt Virgil Beck and Clifton Spears. Schedule lists games at Gladbrook Montezuma Brooklyn Belle Plaine Tama Marengo and local towns through February with home and away dates.
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Henry Mohler
Montezuma
Brooklyn
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Marengo
Michigan seeks successor to Kipke as coach
The University of Michigan shopped for a new football coach after ousting Harry Kipke. Candidates ranged from Gus Dorais to Lynn Waldorf and Howard Jones, with bids reportedly around 7500 dollars a year. Athletic leaders Ralph Aigler and Fielding Yost were given authority to choose promptly. Kipke said plans are uncertain as he contemplates life after Michigan.
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Friedman
Howard Jones
Southern California
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Athletic Board
Ralph W. Aigiler
Fielding H. Yost
New Orleans
Coe Faces Grinnell In Evening Basketball Clash
Coe College meets Grinnell College on the basketball floor tonight as hosts adjust the lineup. LeRoy McLeod and Dick Pollack vie for guard roles with Pollack moving to forward alongside Bob McKinley while Chris Bates and McLeod start at guard and Harry Mehlan guards center.
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Iowa grid schedule set for 1938 39 and 40 football seasons
Iowa plans seven games per season with one non conference opener each year. Home matchups include Wisconsin Colgate Purdue and Nebraska in 1938 Indiana Notre Dame and Minnesota in 1939 Wisconsin Purdue and Illinois in 1940. Away games feature Chicago Minnesota Indiana in 1938 Michigan Wisconsin Purdue Northwestern in 1939 and Indiana Minnesota Notre Dame Nebraska in 1940.
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Decorah High Gridmen Receive Sixteen Letters at Banquet
At the Decorah high school football banquet on Thursday evening sixteen 1937 squad members were awarded letters. The recipients include Philip Bernatz, Bernard Baltes, Marvin Bachmann, LaVerne Blount, Donald Dahly, Robert Greenley, William Harmon, Orland Haugen, Douglass Holt, Dick Hunt, Lowell Isenberg, Bob Knowlton, Everett Sanderson, Raymond Asgaard, David Prues, and Walter Wepler.
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LaVerne Blount
Donald Dahly
Robert Greenley
William Harmon
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Everett Sanderson
Raymond Asgaard
David Prues
Walter Wepler
Oxford Takes Double Header From Norway
Oxford first team won 39 to 11 and the second team won 32 to 20 against Norway in a Monday evening double header at Oxford.
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Baltimore and Mare Tin Stop Opponents in Regional Efforts
AP reports Jimmy Baltimore stopped Roxie in Philadelphia, while Jackie Kid Mare Tin defeated Terry McGavern in Beckley with a 134 3 score. The events occurred in Fairmont and Columbus areas with boxing decisions noted.
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