Penns overpower Army to claim eastern football supremacy
Penn defeated Army 19 to 0 before 68 000 fans as the Quakers capitalized on Army turnovers and a strong ground game. Hank Mazur was held to 23 rushing yards as Don Bitler and Bob Drundage led the scoring drives while Army managed eight first downs and two completed passes.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Army
Cadets
Quakers
Hank Mazur
vArmy
Hank
John Welsh
Big Stift
Bob Woods
Don Bitler
Pax Gifford
Mazur
Bob Drundage
George Troxell
Armstrong Leads in Cedar Rapids Table Tennis Meet
Armst rong leads the open league after month one with four wins and no losses, followed by Knapp Investment Company and Market Oil tied for second with three wins and one loss. Fraternal league has three teams tied for first at three wins and one loss: Roddy Kilowatt, Junior Chamber, and Alberts Cleaners. Church league shows two teams leading with three wins and no losses each. Standings to date.
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Cedar Rapids
Armstrong
Knapp Investment Company
Market Oil
Roddy Kilowatt
Junior Chamber and
Alberts Cleaners
Church of the Brethren
Yan 2
Qfen Lucague
Riverland Wins Westchester Handicap as Alsab Fades
Riverland a four year old gelding bought for 6000 dollars in Chicago races to victory in the Westchester handicap at Empire City earning 19850 dollars. Alsab ridden by Mrs. Al Sabath finishes third and misses premier turf money title as Toma Rose holds off a late surge to take second.
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New York
A. Wes Sacketts
Toma Rose
Alsab
Coe Freshmen Defeat Cornell Yearlings 13-0 on Coe Field
Coe freshmen beat Cornell yearlings 13 to 0 at home after Grinnell canceled. Roy Sutorius sparked a 45 yard return and Perry Beedle caught a long pass for the first score. Campbell added the extra point and Beedle scored again on a turnover in the second quarter. Campbell starred with long punts and passes as Cornell threatened but failed to score.
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Coe
Cornell
Grinnell
Kohawks
Hilltoppers
Roy Sutorius
Roe Campbell
Dick Heeren
Campbell
John Russell
Anamosa
Perry Beedle
Kohawk
Beedle
Jim Steele
Dick Anderson
Johnny Muhl
Don Michael
Jim Ensign
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Beedle
LE i VanMeter Muhl
Haines Romek Wee LO
Conant Sutorius
Fisign
Michael
Dahleren Nichelsen
Aer Moes
Shank Narling
Anderson Campbel
Tecle Russel
Rinagenders
Hatoupek
Sutorlus
Coe—Meclurh
Lamor
Santex
G Mous
B. Gray
Thompson
B Robinson
B. Cornell
Moser Wright
Strock
Balkey
Don Wolfe
Grinnell Amiptres
Orville Rust
Des Moines
Headinesman
Wayne Basler
California Bruins Fly Past Stanford 20 7 in Memorial Coliseum
UCLA quarterback Bob Waterfield sparked a 20 7 victory over Stanford before 60 000 at Memorial Coliseum. The Bruins trailed early after a kickoff fumble but rallied with sharp passing to Al Solari and timely runs to overturn the Indians and preserve their undefeated conference record.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angele Bruins
Stanford
Bob Waterfield
Memorial Coliseum
Bruins
Indians
Edwin C
Babe” Horrell
Waterfield
al Solari
Ev Riddle
UCLA
Big Buck Fawcett
Sheller
Bruin
Fawcett
Bob Frisbee
Norberg
Solari
al Hoisch
Hoisch
Snelling
Longhorns throttle Southern Methodist in Texas clash
The University of Texas Longhorns defeated SMU 21-7, dominating the aerial circus on Saturday with scoring in the first second and fourth quarters.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas Longhorns
Southern Methodist Univer~sity
Independence grid coaches lift team from doldrums with 13-0 win
Jim Long and Les Miller shaped Independence into a high school football force in eastern Iowa. The team cleared a major hurdle by defeating Waverly 13 to 0, staying undefeated with seven straight wins and a spotless goal line. Standouts include Charley Burkett Russ Weart Bob Young Virgil Diltz Dick Kimball Marv Pierce Ira Clue LaVern Duffy and Jim Donnelly.
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Iown
Jim Long
Les Miller
Independence
Waverly
Long
Ilinois
Miller
Independence Junior College
Bination
Charley Burkett
Hawkeye Bill
Big Ten
Russ Weart
Bob Young
Marv Pierce
Ira Clue
LaVern Duffy
Jim Donnelly
Iowa
Duck hunting dull opening across Iowa with pockets of good shooting
EPORTS from duck hunters show opening day poor in most of Iowa with the best fishing and shooting reported in the southwest and Missouri river bottoms. Blue winged teal moved out early. hunters hope cold weather brings northern ducks before November 15.
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Missouri River
Y M C A Super-Commando Contests Schedule
The Y M C A boys physics department opens member registration this week for the Super-Commando contests set to begin Nov 9 in all classes. Previous winners include Paul Garley Bob Hoff Ray Yeakle and Marcell Chavez. This year intermediate boys ages 15 to 17 may compete across running basket shooting and other events.
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Y.M.C.A
Superman
Paul Garley
Bob Hoff
Ray Yeakle
Marcell Chavez
Y Bears
Rockets and Becks Lead in Y W C A Volleyball League
In a top match the Armstrongs and Challengers tied late after a 16 point halftime gap, but Armstrongs won 54 50 in overtime. Becks beat Playmates 56 36 and Rockets defeated Volley V s 95 24 as Rockets and Becks pull clear at 3 0.
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Armstrongs
Challengers
Becks
Rockets
Tee Ae
Beck's
Whe
Armstrong's
I Gunslenger
Marion Seconds Defeat Anamosa Reserves 15 to 0
Marion high school second team beat Anamosa reserves on the Indian field 15 0 Saturday morning. Maxfield scored early on a 35 yard run, Hulshizer added the conversion, Jack Smith returned a 60 yard interception for a score, and a late safety came from a bad center pass. Percell stood out for Anamosa while Hulshizer and Maxfield starred for Marion.
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Marion High School
Anamosi
Marion
Maxfield
Hulshizer
Jack Smith
Anamosa
Percell
Hunter sets Loyola cross country mark at 39 5 mile meet
Oliver Hunter of Notre Dame won Loyola's annual invitational cross country meet with a new 17 29 for 39 16 mile course, defeating John Twomey of Western Illinois State Teachers by 14 seconds. Notre Dame topped Illinois 45 33 to retain the team title.
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Chicago
INS
Oliver Hunter
Notre Dame
Loyola
Tlinois
Hunter
John Twomey
Western Ilinois
Peacocks Score On Pass to Nip Luther, 7 to 0
Upper Iowa Peacocks defeated Luther Norsemen 7 to 0 on Saturday with a late drive. Beasley connected with Gates for the key 15 yard play, Carson scored the touchdown on a later pass, and Beasley added the extra point before a holding penalty nullified it. Dean Carson left injured as a service flag dedication took place at halftime with Legion posts from multiple towns participating.
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Fayetth
Upper Iowa Peacocks
Luther Norsemen
Beasley
Gates
Farnum
Turner
Fisher
Carson
Peacock
Luther
Upper Iowa
Dean Carson
Carey
Craig Whitney
West Union
W. T. Smith
N. W. McGee
Legion Posts
Denver
Sumner
Oelwein
Maynard
Fayette
Stars and Stripes
Unner
Iowa Tuber Gates
LE Folgen Bunyan B
Strom Fisher Ness
Jamison Fure
Corkery Schraeder
Zender Stroy Johnson Davis Beasley Lardel Carson ‘ Ward Turner
Mathre Faris
Peterson
Nuarters
Upper Town
Brown
Back
Butts
Cherney
Selbo
Gilson
Evjen
Larson
Aske
Richmeier
Mace
W. Fure
Lanse
Warvard
Raffensbereer
Iowa
Nead Maesman
Furhman
Towa
Bradley Tops St Ambrose 19 13 in Peoria Football
In Peoria, Bradley College overcame St Ambrose 19 to 13 Saturday night. Clancy Tolin powered Bradley with key offense after an early Ambrose kickoff return for a TD. Tony Rotunno scored for St Ambrose, but Bradley answered with multiple short-yard TDs to seal the win.
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Peoria
Clancy Tolin
Peorians
Bradley College
St. Ambrose
Ambrose
Ed Kinsella
Bradley
Tohn
Tony Rotunno
1942 State Bowling Tourney Called Off
Des Moines IA AP The 1942 Town state bowling tournament scheduled for Fort Dodge next January was canceled by the Iowa State Bowling Association for wartime reasons. E S Peterson of Waterloo secretary announced the executive committee voted eight to two to cancel with Fort Dodge awarded the meet when next held.
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DES Moines
Fort Dodge
E. S. Peterson
Waterloo
Iowa State Bowling Association
An & To
Elect Officers at C Club Luncheon
A. D. Swarzentruber was elected president of the Coe C Men’s club at a Saturday noon luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel. Dr. John F. Skien was elected vice-president and Prof. George W. Bryant as secretary treasurer. The club also read names of 110 members in the service, read by Major Forrest Ruttgers.
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A. D. Swarzentruber
Coe “C
Roosevelt Hotel
John F. Skien
George W. Bryant
Forrest Ruttgers
Teachers Rout South Dakota 36 to 0 in North Central clash
Iowa Teachers overpower South Dakota University 36 to 0 as Pudge Camarata scores twice and Ed Wittman and Don Griffin add TDs. The Tutors' defense bottles up Wayne Carmody while Gene Steinkamp sits out. Barnhart adds four PATs and an automatic safety seals the win.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
South ‘Dakota University
Gene
Curly” Steinkamp
Tutors
Steinkamp
Wayne Carmody
Coyote
Pudge Camarata
Coyotes
Russ Fechter
Clarence Staebner
South Dakota
Ed Wittman
Carmody
Staebner
Bob Hadendfeldt
Camarata
Earl Schramm
Teachers
Barnhart
Panthers
Don Griffin
Uniown
Wallace von FR
Avelchas Tollefson
Martin Nlak ’ O
Linn Welczorck
Mitchell
Hageman Rothbee
Barnhart Balh
Christiansen Gapaland
Hadenfelt Garmody
Caimaratn Graham
Ayer
Schramm
Fechter Wittman
B .Rown
Town
Wittman
Griffin
Cutshnatt
Coaline
Barnhartt
Keep-Fit Program At YMCA Open With Monday Basketball
The YMCA Keep-Fit program starts with a preseason warm-up basketball league Monday night. Matches include Standard Oilers vs Light Company at 7:00, Collins Radio vs Universal Engineering at 7:45, Y Dorm vs Iowa Manufacturing at 8:30, and Turner Equipment vs LaPlant-Cheat Mfg. Call or see Gurney Day at the Y.M.C.A. to join. Public invited free.
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Y.M.C.A
Standard Oilers
Light Company
Collins Radio
Universal Engineering
Y Dorm
Iowa Manufacturing
Turner Equipment
LaPlant-Cheat Mfg
Gurney
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Alberts
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Riverland
Tola Rose
Lupest
California
Longhorns
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IM Donnelly
IRA Club
Virgil Diltz
Dick Kimball
Charles Burkett
Laverne Duffy, Virgil Dintz
Marvin Pierce
State Conservation Commission
Lou Miskovsky
Third Street
William A. Schmatt
Maplewood Drive
Palisades
Mr. Schmatt
Bill
Marshall County Wildlife Club
W. L. Harvey
G. L Ziemer
Lands and Waters Division
W. W. Flickinger
Armed Services
Wilbur Rush
Commission
Iowa Cooperative Game
Arthur D Brown
Manchester
Manchester Nimrods
Guttenberg
Y.W. Volleyball
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Peacocks
Cabee
5Th Ave
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Oink Pa
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DIAL
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YMCA
Pete
Harper's ‘Auto
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