Final games loom for Franklin Roosevelt McKinley
Three local grid teams Franklin McKinley and Roosevelt prepare for their final week of play with remaining games against Wilson Iowa City Grinnell and Knox. Injuries limit key players and tight race for titles remains, while Cee and Ko Hawks also contest late-season outcomes.
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Wilson
Independence
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Pioneers
Hill Park
Iowa City
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Little Hawks
Dad
Bob Magnuson
Thunderbolts
Russ Ferguson
Little Pioneers
Rough Riders
Waterloo West
Central Iowa
Knox
Kohawks
Carleton
Eby
Ed Cisler
Harley Moore
Walt Kinch
Ieee
Kinch
Schamberger Sets New League Record With 581
Harley Hollenbeck led the Wilson and Company league with 603 as his Wholesale Market team won three games for 2440 total. Maher led the Gazette News and Composing Rooms league with 575. C Kehm topped the Red Crown Minor league with 610 in total and 223 in a single game.
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Dearborn Brass Co
Iowa Mfc
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Kopecky
Hawkeyes
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Culver Motor
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Yarer
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Jan Hus
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Hensley
LeFebvre
Maher
Rarle
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P Hunt
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A. Fll
Leagtn
Barhers
A&70 &Ag
Electricians
Peterson
Oun
Botyansky
Eeenaee
Beecher
Bees
Harley Hollenbeck
Lincoln
Wilson and Company
Time Office
Yagers
Lincoln Commercial
LeFebvre Corp
Schamberger
Gazette News and Composing Rooms
Kane
Dougherty
Caldwell
Ricke
Fisher Drug
Paramount Pharmacy
C. Kehm
R. Smith
Cornell Monmouth Grid Rivalry Sees Equal History
In Mount Vernon, the Cornell Monmouth football feud stands 9-7 in favor of Cornell with one tie across seventeen games. Monmouth has won recently, 19-0, but Mount Vernon fans see Cornell favored to swing Friday. The series has only two lopsided scores, 42-6 and 46-0 for Cornell, while Monmouth’s best night is 21-12 in 1936.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Monmouth
Cornell
Purple
Scots
Cornellians
Cornell-Monmouth
Creighton
Beloit
Grinnell
Coe's 1940 football schedule and season outlook
Coe College plans a nine game 1940 schedule with St Ambrose as opener at Davenport and Ripon at home. Key players include Ed Cisler and Don Dunlop hampered by injuries, while Kinch nurses a cold. The season features heavy scoring trends in conference play and notes on Beloit Grinnell and Monmouth matchups.
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Coe
St Ambrose
Davenport
Ambrose
Ripon
Grinnell
Carleton
Monmouth
Cornell
Knox
Lawrence
Beloit
St. Ambrose
Cyclones Prep Hard For Marquette Clash
Iowa State coach Jim Yeager ran the squad hard in practice as they gear up for a Milwaukee Saturday game against Marquette. He praised the defense and freshmen execution but criticized the offense for slow start and lack of cohesion.
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AMES
INS
Jim Yeager
Iowa State
Marquette
Milwaukee
Zuppke Nominated as Coach of Week
The United Press names Illinois coach Bob Zuppke as coach of the week after an explosive stretch that included a 16 to 7 upset of Michigan. His inventive formations and upsets across the era marked a storied, pivotal era for Illinois football.
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Zuppke
Steve Snider
Chicago
Northwestern
Michigan
United Press
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Grange
Sutherland Hedges Talks Future Job Outlook
Pittsburgh AP reports Joel Sutherland, sidelined this season, says he does not plan retirement but cautiously answers about next year. The veteran coach with a 144 28 14 record at Lafayette and Pitt denies imminent moves to Harvard Southern California or pro roles amid ongoing rumors.
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Pittsburgh
Joel Sutherland
Pitt
John G Bowman
Nave
Duke
Temple
Lafayette
Harvard
California
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Red) Grange
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