Grid coaches fall as major schools seek new mentors
EW YORK AP reports a wave of football coaching dismissals and vacancies as major programs search for replacements. Names cited include Dick Hanley at Northwestern and Eddie Casey at Harvard, with LSU, Missouri, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt among schools reshuffling staff and considering candidates such as Clark Shaughnessy and Chick Meehan.
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EW York
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Louisiana State
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Bill Ingram
California
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Jones
West Point
Huey Long
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
John F
Chick) Meehan
Manhattan College
New York University
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
Neyland
Bill Britton
Fauroat
Don
Faurot
Kirksville
Teachers College
Carideo
Missouri Northwestern
Ossie Salem
Iowa
William’ J. Bingham
Mid-West
Casey
Robert
Doc) Erskine
Loyola
South
Erskine
Shaughnessy
New Orleans
Yanks Send Sammy Byrd to Reds in Interleague Waiver
New York AP Sammy Byrd, considered the best golfer in baseball, was traded from the New York Yankees to the Cincinnati Reds via the interleague waiver route. Joe McCarthy, the Yankee manager, failed to move Byrd at the recent meetings but secured waivers from seven AL clubs and the Reds, who were last in the NL.
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NEW York
Sam Byrd
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Byrd
Reds
Washington Aims to Break Dubuque Jinx In Key Conference Game
Washington meets Dubuque in a Mississippi Valley clash at Clinton tonight with hopes to end a streak against the River City squad. Grant travels to Iowa City to face the Little Hawks in a rough, fast battle as Washington’s varsity and Grant’s squad also feature curtain-raiser games.
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Washington
Grant
Dubuque
Franklin
Iowa City
Little Hawks
Tigers
River City
Panthers
Licking
Clinton
Mississippi Valley
Fred Winter
Cub
Lamont Girls Beat Maynard 36 to 13 in Narrow Win
Lamont high school girls defeated Maynard 36 to 13 on Tuesday night with reserves playing about half the time. The Lamont faculty men beat the boys 43 to 10 in a curtain raiser. In the third game the Lamont CCC camps Co 1756 defeated Co 781 28 to 18.
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Lamont
Lamont High School
Maynard
Lamont CCC
Doat Co
Cardinals Begin Vast Chain Store System For 20 Clubs
Branch Rickey discloses a vast Cardinals chain plan to control about twenty ball clubs next season, with over 400 players under contract and more than 1,000 at spring training camps. The system will allocate players to teams based on assessed ability, shaping prospects for the Raiders and other beneficiaries.
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Branch Rickey
Cardinals
St. Louis
Nebraska
Arkansas
Rickey
YMCA Church League Pioneer Rosters and Totals
The record lists player names and scoring totals for Olivet Lutheran and Czech Reform First Evangelical teams in a YMCA church league game. It shows players such as Zisko, Meyer, Valenta, Johnson, and Brockman with individual points, plus team totals and per period figures.
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Schultz
Petrik
Olicer
Borecky
O Talbott
Welbus
S.gilmore O
I Konilesmark
Trusty
Sanket
Independence Highs Rally Past Oelwein 35 to 21
Independence high school beat Oelwein 35 to 21 to extend its win streak to four games. The scoreboard showed 11 to 3 after the first quarter and 16 to 10 at halftime. In a preliminary, Independence seconds defeated Wilson All-Stars 23 to 16.
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Independence
Independence High School Basketeers
Oelwein
Independence Seconds
Wilson All-Stars
Parnell Wins Two Games From Conroy
Parnell high school defeated Conroy 37 to 12 at home with Harry Ward scoring 16 points. The Parnell town team also beat Conroy 20 to 11.
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Parnell
Conroy Parnell
Parnell High School Cagers
Conroy
Harry Ward
Parnellians
Parnell Town
Rudes and Light Fives Annex Wins In City Y League
Rude Auto remains undefeated in City Y League with a 25 to 16 win over Y Dorm. Leonard and Larkin led Rude's scoring. Iowa Light and Power defeated Z C B J 31 to 18, Ed Krach with six field goals and Slau son notable on the floor as Light and Power built a lead from 17 to 11 at halftime.
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Rude Auto Company
Y. Dorm
Leonard
Larkin
Rude's
Solon CCC
Iowa Light and Power Company
Z. C. B. J. Quint
Ed Krach
Slauson
Light Company
Wyoming Falls to Baldwin in Season Opener 34 to 23
Wyoming Independent basketball opened their season against Baldwin Independents on the home floor. Baldwin held the lead and won 34 to 23 in Wyoming, Ia.
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Wyoming
Baldwin
Martelle High Wins 57th Straight at Home
Martelle High extended its home winning streak to 57 games with a 40 to 20 victory over Mechanicville, after a 18 to 19 score in the earlier matchup. The series run marks another milestone for Martelle on its home floor.
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Martelle High
Matc
Gazet Artielle
Mechanicsville
Martelle
Irish-Argentine bout yields stoppage in four round show
The Associated Press rounds up boxing results from Buenos Aires and Oakland. Eduardo Irina knocks out Cecil Harris while Chnny Risko outpoints Uarry English in Cleveland. Matty Mathison stops Speedy Mack in Manila. Huddy Baer stops Faocken in Wheeling as a four round exhibition ends early.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Eduardo Irina IO
Cecil Harris
U.S
Toleno
Chnny Risko
Cleveland
Uarry English
Toledo
Oakland
Calif
Matty Mathison
Buffalo
Speedy Mack
Manila
Ma Wheeling
Huddy Baer
California
Faocken
Bumb Myer
Akram
Edgewood Teams Suffer Twin Bill Losses
Edgewood high school fell 33 to 20 to Elkader on the local floor Tuesday evening. The Edgewood Independents then lost 52 to 23 to the Dyersville Flyers. University of Iowa basketball scheduling changes follow with a four day pause after the Nebraska game, then a string of vacation games against Stanford Iowa State Ohio State and Chicago.
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Edgewood High School
Elkader Basketeers
Edgewood Independents
Dyersville Flyers
University of Iowa
Rollie Wiliams
Hawkeye
Nebraska
Lincoln
Stanford
Iowa
Iowa State
Ohio State
Chicago
Iowa Cagers Will Get Only 4 Days Vacation
The Gazette reports Iowa City players face a reduced break as most students enjoy seventeen days off while basketball players must remain on campus for a four day period amid winter break scheduling.
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Iowa
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Clermont S 1GS Wins In County Seat Clash
Clermont high school boys team extended their winning streak to six with a 25 to 12 victory over West Union on the county seat floor. The game was noted as slow.
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Gazette
Clermont, Jr
Clermont High School
West Union High
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