Gloomy Gus gets letters on Iowa football and Marine views
Open Forum letters from readers praise the Gazette sports coverage of Iowa football and Rose Bowl talk while correcting Purdue and Hawaii game recollections. Marines in Hawaii and readers from Marion to Marshalltown send notes on teams, freshmen, and upcoming Wisconsin-like frames.
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Gazette Sports Department
Gus Schrader
Gazette Sports
Gus
Hawks
Mel Dillard
Nick Lewis Monona
Nick
Towa
Mc Dillard
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Bill Murakowski
Dillard
Marine Corps Air Station
Ohio State
Buckeye
Dodger
Don Nemeter
Jim Genkle
Gazette
Aloha
Keith L. Whitlareh
4Th Marines
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Attaboy
Marine
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Central College Eyes Iowa Title Clinch With Two Games Left
Central College holds a six game unbeaten streak atop the Iowa conference standings led by coach Richard Tysseling. A 7-0 win over Wesleyan and a path to the title hinge on a final game against Dubuque after Dubuque’s week of rest. Dubuque beat Iowa Wesleyan 20-0, exposing Wesleyan before the showdown with Central.
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United Press
Central College
Iowa
Simpson
Central
Panthers
Lanything
Stimpson
Central Gridberg
Morning
Wesleyan
Jeaders
Nne
Richard “Babe” Tysseling
Dubuque
Dubuqque
Iowa Wesleyan
Morningside
Iown Teachers
South Danoota State
Sioux City
Georgia Tech
Tennenessee
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Dale
Auburn
Tech
Dickie Mattison
Duke
Rush
Dodgers mull inviting two Japanese players to spring training
Brooklyn officials discuss the possibility of inviting two Japanese players to join spring training as they weigh how this could affect the title race with Carleton and OSAKA. The plan, while not guaranteed, would aim to boost the CIs and repay goodwill from relations with Japanese baseball.
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Osaka
Japan
Fresco
Thompson
Brooklyn Dodgers
United States
Dodgers
Coe
St. Olaf
Knox
Carleton
Grinnell
Pana
Unbeaten College Teams Trimmed to 25
The Associated Press reports the unbeaten ranks were cut to 25 after Iowa fell 14 to Michigan. Oklahoma extended its 36 game streak with a 27 19 win over Colorado. Other leaders include Tennessee Princeton Georgia Tech and Wyoming alongside midwestern unbeatens Hillsdale Central Michigan Millan Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Michigan
Oklahoma
Colorado
Tennessee
Princeton
Georgie Tech
Wyoming
Hillsdale
Central Michigan
Millan
Wis
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Mike Shatusky
Cklahoma
Tommy McDonald
Clendon Thomas
Sooners
Hud I Wilkinson
Pringelus
Brown
Yale
Tigers
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Fenn State
Utah State
West Virginia
George Washington
Guttenberg Forfeits Due to Sparse Football Squad
Guttenberg High School forfeited its game with Galena on Friday night because it could not field a team. Coached by Dick King, the program has struggled with small rosters over two seasons and injuries, leaving only 14 players this year and dipping below the minimum 11.
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Bontatta
Galena
Guttenberg High School
Dick King
Carnell Coallege
Guttenberg
Football Standings and Saturday Schedule Across Midwestern Conference
Football standings show Purdue, Ames, Indiana and others in the Midwest Conference. Saturday games include Ripon at Cornell and Grinnell at Mangels, with Big Seven action and multiple campus matchups listed. A separate note reports a Westmar player in serious condition after a weekend game.
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Midwest
Knox
Lawrence Catlelan
Cornell
Coe
Gilat
Ripon
Grinnell
Mangels
Bowl Week Big Games Push Toward Sugar Bowl Bid
Key clashes mark the weekend as Georgia Tech faces Tennessee in Atlanta with a Sugar Bowl bid likely. Texas A&M meets SMU in Dallas and Minnesota plays Iowa. Oregon State hosts Stanford as teams chase rankings, bowl spots, and conference titles. Baylor, Illinois, and West Virginia also in action as unbeaten teams press for postseason invitations.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press
Georgia Tech
Ten Inessee
Atlanta
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Minnesota
Iowa
Minneapolis
Oregon State
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Jeanine
Tennessee
Fight results from Associated Press report
Brief boxing results list several bouts with listed fighters and outcomes. Notable notes include Lucatore and Barroza in New York Phoenix matchups, and Louie Carr stopping Tony Armentercce in a Florida card.
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Associated Press
Molly Wou
Calif
Lucateree
Los Angeles
Bobby Teifo
New York
Font Lauderdale
Fla
Ont Kerwin
York
Barroza
Phoenix
Arizy
Louie Carr
Pattee Hateh
Tony Armenterce
Jae
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Kingston Stadium
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