Kohawks Set Homecoming Clash With Cornell on Injured Standy
Kohawks limp into homecoming against Cornell at Hill Park as injuries and illness sap Coe. Harold Smith sidelined with a dislocated elbow and Glenn Beatty's future uncertain after X rays. Flu knocks out Bob Kafka Ben Corbett Bert Sankey and Bob Ilen, threatening starting spots. Coach Lamb vows no excuses and notes improved defense and a sharper offense, despite a 33-27 Beloit and 27-0 Augustana wins earlier this season. The long series with Cornell shows scattered battles, with Cornell holding the all time edge and a 675 to 494 total score.
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Dick Yager
Coe
Beloit
Augustana
Coe College
Kohawks
Cornell
Hill Park
Crimson and Gold
Harold “Smitty
Smith
Viking
Glenn Beatty
Bob Kafka
Augie
Ben Corbett
Bert Sankey
Bob Ilen
Mt. Vernon
Harris Lamb
Rega and Company
Purple
Cornellians
Jim van Antwerp
Roger Gerber
Tom McPartland
Bob Cornell
Dick Marshall
Bob Richardson
Bob Wessale
Bob Tvrdik
Mgr
Wayne Northrop
Frank Kinney
Doug West
Dave Warren
Dick Havlik
Jack Stanley
Don Austin
Jack Kurrle
Bill Norton
Bill Basinger
Walt McArthur
George Angelos
John
Chewelah Eagles Drill Kettle Falls 58 0 For County Title
Chewelah high school football overwhelmed Kettle Falls 58 to 0 to claim the Stevens county championship and extend an undefeated season. The Chewelah squad totaled 349 points against 19 for opponents this season.
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Chewelah
Wash
Kettle Falls
Stevens
Southworth to Braves Dyer Is Card Boss
Eddie Dyer, a 20 year veteran in the St. Louis Cardinal farm system, has signed a two year contract to replace Billy Southworth as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. Southworth leaves for the Boston Braves amid speculation his salary may reach about 25 000. Dyer, who left baseball last year to work in oil in Houston, played as a left handed pitcher at Rice Institute before injuries and a career in managing at Topeka and Scottdale.
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Harmon W. Nichols
ST. Louis
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinal
Billy Southworth
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Dyer
Southworth
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Braves
Billy
Cardinal
Boston
Redbird
Houston
Texas
Rice Institute
Topeka
Scottdale
Joe Medwick
Ramblers Travel To Iowa City for Last Grid Game
The Wilson Ramblers head to Iowa City Friday night for their final 1945 gridiron contest against the Iowa City Little Hawks in a Mississippi Valley Conference tilt. Coach Bill Barnard reports the squad healthier, with all players except Don Gaines back in action, and aims for a strong showing despite Iowa City’s prior wins and losses.
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Wilson Ramblers
Iowa City
Little Hawks
Ramblers
Bill Barnard
Clinton
Don Gaines
Barnard
Davenport
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Franklin
Burlington
McKinley
Wilson
Hawks Polish Passes For Clash with Illini
Iowa City AP report says the Hawkeyes focused on improving their passing attack this week. Quarterback Jerry Niles leads in aerial gains as Coach Clem Crowe introduces new pass plays to free receivers for the Illinois game in Champaign Saturday.
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Iowa City
Iowa Hawkeyes
Illinois
Iowa
Jerry Niles
Clem Crowe
Hawks
Niles
Champaign
School Kids Save on Dee-Cornell Grid Game Tickets
Authorities offer discounted admission for Saturday’s Hill Park game to schoolchildren at 25 cents through their schools. General gate price is one dollar, a 75 cent saving. Tickets are available at participating public and parochial schools for varsity players and students.
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Dee-Cornell
Hill Park
Marion Gridders Set for Season Finale at Tipton
Marion high school football travels to Tipton for a season finale clash with the Tigers. The Indians stand at one win and six losses in seven games, seeking revenge for last year's 6 to 6 tie that nearly gave Tipton trouble in the WaMac race. The squad aims to rebound after a 14 to 13 loss to Anamosa, with pass defense emphasized as starting time 7 45.
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Marion
Tipton
Tigers
Indians
Monticello
Redmen
Hipple
Raiders
Crock
Tiger
Waukon Gridiron Season Closes With 7-0 Win Over Caledonia
Waukon high school football finished its season Tuesday with a 7-0 victory over Caledonia parochial. Schoh scored the touchown and Fossum kicked the extra point to seal the win.
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Waukon
Waukon High School
Caledonia
Schoh
Fossum
Hogan and Shute Lead North-South Open After First Round
Ben Hogan and Denny Shute, six under par after 66s, led the North and South Open first round at Pinehurst. Henry Ransom shot 69, with Herman Kaiser and Lt. Cary Middlescoff at 70. The field will be cut to 45 for the final 36 holes on Thursday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Ben Hogan
Denny Shute
Akron
Ohio
Henry Ransom
Houston
Herman Kaiser
Cary Middlescoff
Memphis
Gene Sarazen
New York
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Tony Penta
Dayton
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Felix Serafin
Pittston
Hogan
Shute
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
John Bulla
Atlanta
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Leonard Dodson
Harry Todd
Dallas
Jimmy Hines
Charles Shepperd
Philadelphia
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
Mike Turnesa
Knollwood
N.Y
Mastrangelo of Irish Rated Best Lineman
Notre Dame sophomore guard John Mastrangelo of Vandergrift Pennsylvania won the Associated Press lineman of the week award after a 6 6 tie with Navy. The 19 year old 200 pound six footer drew wide praise for his play and was among top linemen named from the Midwest and South in the AP selections.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
John Mastrangelo
Vandergrift
Associated Press
Mastrangelo
Irish
Navy
Cleveland
Ed Ryan
St. Mary’s
Pacific Coast
California
Knox Ramsey
William and Mary
Kelley Mote
Duke
South
Max Morris
Northwestern
Ohio State
Gaston Bourgeois
Tulane
Mississippi State
Midwest
Morris
Leonard Ford
Michigan
Bill Leonard
Max Schnittker
Ohio
Notre Dame Guard Ed Mieszkowski and Ohio’s Warren Amling
Notre Dame guard Ed Mieszkowski and Ohio athlete Warren Amling are identified in the clipping as prominent players from their schools. The note appears within a sports or roster context without further detail on game results or dates.
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Ed Mieszkowski
Notre Dame
Warren Amling
Ohio State
Stanley Cagers Open Against Oran Friday
Stanley High School basketball schedule lists both boys and girls games against Oran and other opponents across home and away dates. The notice outlines venues at Stanley and nearby towns, mentioning Hazleton Hawkeye Amana Arlington Randalia Clermont Fairbank Maynard and Elgin in the sequence.
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Oran
Stanley
Stanley High School
Hawkeye
Hazieton
Muaynard
Amanna
Clermont
Fairbank
Arlington
Randalia
Amana
Nelson May Make Tour of South Africa in Capetown
Texarkana AP Byron Nelson the nations No 1 golfer, on vacation, says he is considering an offer of 10 000 dollars plus expenses by Norbert Eveleigh, wealthy mining executive, for a series of matches in Capetown, South Africa.
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Texarkana, Ark
Byron Nelson
Martelle Beats Monmouth In Uneven High School Meet
Martelle leads Monmouth 37 to 14 as Charles May tops the high jump with 18 points, Becker Viola hits 17 for Monmouth, Bob May finishes second for Martelle, and Viola posts a minus 10 high mark to close the meet.
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Martelle
Monmouth
Charles May
Monmouth Becker
Bob May
Viola
Bradley
Sports Jabs from the Ring Across Cities
In Sacramento Newsboy Millich, 198, knocks out Abe Costacs, 220, of Argentina. In Los Angeles John Thomas, 144, defeats Leon, 143, from Mexico. In New York Angeles outpoints Jacksonville, with Team Rene de Hoosman, 19714. Everett, 20:3.
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Sacramento
Calif
Newsboy Millich
Abe Costacs
Argentina
Los Angeles
John Thomas
Leon
Mexico
New York
al Angeles
Jacksonville
Fla
Rene de Hoosman
Lee
Awe Everett
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