Prasse to Captain Iowa Football Team Next Season
Prasse elected captain of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes for the 1940 season. Chicago youth Erwin Prasse, a versatile 20 year old junior end, succeeds Jack Ereherky as captain and joins a list of Iowa greats, noted for his defensive play and receiving.
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Chicago
University of Iowa
Prasse
Hawkeyes
Eddie Anderson
Jack Ereherky
Holstein
Graduwee Elk
Con City
Erwin Prasse
Iowa
Hawkeye
Clyde Williams
Walter
Stub) Stewart
Des Moines
Pass" Parsons
Denver
Colo
Aubrey Devine Prasse
Rollie Williams
Otto Vogels
Carl Schurz
Towa
Loyola Defeats Columbia 56 to 24 in Chicago Tilt
Loyola University’s fast breaking Ramblers overwhelmed Columbia College of Dubuque 56 to 24 on its home floor. Wibs Kautz led Loyola with twelve field goals as Columbia failed to score a field goal until the sixteenth minute and foul trouble mounted for the visitors.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Columbia College of
Columbia
Iowa
Ayala
Paul
Bill O'Brien
Kauta
Loyola
Chicago to play three Big Ten games in 1929 schedule
The University of Chicago releases its 1929 schedule showing only three Big Ten conference games. Michigan Ohio State and Illinois are on the slate along with Harvard, Virginia Oberlin and Beloit Wabash and a Charlottesville Virginia date.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Michigan
Ohio State
Tlinois
Maroons
Harvard
Beloit
Wabash
Virginia
Charlottesville
Oberlin
Illinois
Urbana
Coe and Grinnell Meet at 7 30 on Local Floor
Coe basketball team hosts Grinnell for its final 1938 appearance on the home floor at 7 30. It is the fourth game of the season and the last at home before January’s Midwest conference play. Coach Lamb plans Bob Marshall and Russell Love at forwards with Harry Mehlan at center and Bob Dunlop and Bob Smith at guards.
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Coe
Grinnell
Lamb
Bob Marshall
Russell Love
Pioneers
Harry Mehlan
Bob Dunlop
Bob Smith
St Ambrose Trips Parsons 48 to 19 In Conference Opener
Davenport AP report states St Ambrose college cagers defeated Parsons College 48 to 19 in the Town conference opener. Sophomore Jack Bills led with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws as the Bees built and maintained the lead from the start with a sharp passing attack.
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Davenport
St Ambrose College
Dubuque University
Dubuque
Parsons College of Fairfield
Bees
St Ambrose
Jack Bills
Montanez and Baccarino Score Night Knockouts
In New York and Rochester fighters delivered quick finishes as Fedro Montanez stopped Jimmy Fantini and Yi Joe Baccarino knocked out Frankie Wallace. Julie Kagan kayoed Bennie Piazza in New York, continuing a lively boxing card with decisive outcomes.
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Associated Press
New York
Fedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Fantini
Rochestir
Joe Baccarino
Rochester
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
York
Julie Kagan
Iti
Kayoed
Bennie Piazza
Line
Cornell College Football Schedule Expands for Fall
Cornell College outlines a nine game football schedule for next fall with Athletic Director Dick Barker seeking an additional November 25 game. The lineup includes St. Ambrose Columbia Culver-Stockton Beloit Coe Grinnell Knox Monmouth Carleton, and a Mount Vernon finale framed not to clash with Iowa City showdowns.
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Cornell College
Dick Barker
St. Ambrose
Columbia
Culver-Stockton
Beloit
Coe
Grinnell
Knox
Monmouth
Carleton
Barker
Judd Dean
Boston Increases Lead To 6 Points In Hockey League
Boston Bruins extend five game win streak to six point ahead in the NHL race after a 1 0 win over the Montreal Canadiens. Goalie Frank Brimsek records his fourth shutout as Cooney Weiland scores the decisive goal in the final period. Rangers and Americans remain six points back after a 1 1 tie and Toronto’s 4 4 with Chicago keeps the two teams tied for second. LUANA WINS 25 23 in overtime as Luana high school tops Guttenberg. Luana junior high beats Guttenberg 18 16.
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United Press
Boston Bruins
Bruins
New York Rangers
Irank Brimsek
Montreal Canadiens
Cooney Weiland
Rangers
Phil Watson
C. Smith
Dillon
Art Chapman
Schriner
Carr
New York
Boston
Chicago
Black Hawks
Toronto
Detroit
Canadiens
LUANA
the Gazette
Guttenberg
Luana Junior High
Guttenburg
Bowling Scores Compiled From Industrial League Cards
A dense ledger of bowling scores lists teams and players across multiple leagues including TEN DIN LEAGUE MERCHANTS and COSMOPOLITAN LEAGUE. Standout names such as Quaker Team and Windsor Tavern appear among many totals and handicaps, with detailed player scores and team affiliations.
Farr 7 3 Choice to Defeat Nova at Madison Square Garden
Tommy Farr faces Lou Nova in a 15 round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden with the winner set to meet Max Baer and the Baer winner to challenge Joe Louis for the title next summer. Farr, 24, and a veteran of 74 pro fights, is favored to prevail over the green Nova, who has only 25 professional starts.
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New York
INS
Tommy Farr
Madison Square Garden
Lou Nova
Farr
Nova
Joe Louis
Jim
Braddock
Max Baer
Baer
Louis
High School Basketball Tonight Across Local Matchups
Franklin meets Wilson at 8:15 with a sophomore game at 7. Towa City faces Roosevelt at 8:15 after a 7 PM junior game. Parnell plays Immaculate Conception at 8, Alumni vs St Patrick's at 7:30, St Wenceslaus vs St Patrick's on the local floor. Monticello postponement moves to Saturday.
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Franklin
Wilson
Towa City
Roosevelt
Parnell
Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick's
St. Wenceslaus
McKinley
Monticello
Eleven Iowa Swimmers Headed to Florida Training Trip
Eleven University of Iowa swimmers departed for Fort Lauderdale Florida to train ten days at the Casino outdoor pool. They will compete in East West relays and join discussions on swimming techniques. Names include Karl Beck Bob Allen Ray Walters Lawrence Hayes George Brown Banford Cochrane Ed Gerber Charles Bremer Curts Nelson Francis Heydt James Ryan and Al Armbruster.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
National Aquatic Forum
South
Casino
Bob Allen
Karl Beck
Davenport
Ray Walters
Rockford
Lawrence Hayes
George Brown
Banford Cochrane
Chicago
Ed Gerber
Charles Bremer
St Louis
Curts Nelson
Boone
Francis Heydt
Wichita
Kan
James Ryan
Milton
al Armbruster
Kansas City
Lost Nation Sweeps Welton In Two High School Wins
Lost Nation's basketball teams topped Welton in a doubleheader on Tuesday. The varsity won 48 to 13 and the reserves 34 to 4 as Sydney Story led scoring with 16 points.
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Welton
Sydney Story
Michigan Beats Notre Dame 40 to 38 in Tight Battle
Michigan defeats Notre Dame 40 38 in a hard fought matchup at South Bend. Charles Pink and Dan Smick hit late free throws and a field goal to seal victory as Eddie Sadowski nearly closed the gap with 15 seconds left. Smick led Michigan with eight field goals. Riska scored 19 for Notre Dame amid 23 fouls. Capt Earl Brown led 500 hometown supporters.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Michigan
Wolverines
Charles Pink
Dan Smick
Eddie Sadowski
Smick
Riska
Earl Brown
Benton Harbor
Mich
Luther Cagemen Top Augsburg Five in Low-Scoring Win
In Minneapolis Luther College of Decorah defeated Augsburg 26 to 21 as Augsburg led 19 to 9 at halftime before Luther rallied. Stan Kivam led Luther with three field goals, boosting the visitors’ late surge and preserving the win.
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Luther
Augsburg
Minneapolis
Minn
Augsburg College
Luther College of Decorah
Stan Kivam
Luther Guard
Detroit Lands Pinky Higgins in Major Trade with Boston
Detroit acquired third baseman Pinky Higgins from the Red Sox in a three-way deal that also involved Cleveland. The Tigers gave up Jo Jo White and Tony Piet plus cash for Higgins, hoping he solidifies third base and shores up a high price pitching prospect Fred Hutchinson. The move prompts debate over who benefits most and signals possible longer night-game expansion across the leagues.
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Detroit Tigers
Pinky Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
del Baker
Rudy Vile I Ie York
Cleveland
Detroit
Yankees
Ben Chapman
Red Sox
Elden Auker
Jake Wade
Denis Gatehouse
Sox
Auker
Wade
Higgins
Fred Hutchinson
Seattle
Jo- Jo White
Tony Piet
Walter Briggs
Archie Mckham
Boson
Boston Bees
Buddy Hassett
Brooklyn
Hassett
Bees
Casey Stengel
Reds
Pat
Marion Basket Five Meets Mount Vernon
The Marion cagers travel to Mount Vernon Friday night for the first of a two game series before the Christmas holidays. Next Tuesday they host Independence, their third home game of the year.
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Marion Cagers
Mount Vernon
Independence Five
Various College Basketball Scores From United Press
Scores from college games across multiple conferences include Michigan to Notre Dame Indiana Central 88 Manover Vh St Ambrose ix Parsons 21 Central Normal 3 St Josephs 2 Wabash Rose Poly xi Manchester Albion tv Monmouth 34 Jona Wesleyan 19 YU Colgate at Dickinson St neetay Franklin Marshall Loch Island U 1 Mass State Midiechburg 34 Swarthmore 4 Wittenberg 30 Trinity 3 Vermont 0 Villanova West Maryland 20 Lafayette 24 Washington-Jefferson Calif Techs 2% Davis-Elkins St Vincent 16 Baker 80 William Jewell 27 West Texas State 18 Colorado Mines 41 Wittshurs Kan Tehrs 20 Warrensburg Mo Tehrs 20 Central of Mo 8 Missouri Valley 36 Ottawash St Benedicts 24
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Notre Dame
Indiana Central
Manover
St. ‘Ambrose
Parsons
Central Normal
St. Joseph's
Wabash Rose Poly
Manchester
Albion
Monmouth
Jona Wesleyan
YU Colgate
Dickinson St
Vale
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