Hawkeyes Prepare for Minnesota Homecoming Clash
Iowa the Hawkeyes show a show-me attitude as they defend against Minnesota with a focus on stopping the Gophers through the line. The Wolverines handed Minnesota a 20-7 defeat last week, underscoring the challenge for Iowa in Saturday's Homecoming.
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Kinnick May Take Pass-Catching Role For Hawkeyes
Iowa City notes Nile Kinnick as a potential pass catcher in upcoming Big Ten clash. Ed McLain and Floyd Dean work with Kinnick in aerial drills while Minnesota’s line tests Iowa’s ground game. Reserve pivot Roger Pettit could push for center duty as homecoming tickets remain available.
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Gophers Prepare for Iowa Clash After Michigan Win
Minnesota's Gophers sharpened for Saturday's matchup with Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City. Coach Bernie Bierman praised Iowa's passing attack while drills emphasized defense and precision. Star halfback George Franck rested an injured knee but is expected ready for the game. Analyst estimates of traveling fans rose from 5,000, signaling strong support.
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Anamosa Raider Football Finishes Undefeated Season
Anamosa High School’s Red Raiders completed a 17 game undefeated run with 313 points scored to 6 allowed this season, led by Lawrence LaBarge and John Russell. The team, aided by a deep roster and a strong running game, cruised past Tipton DeWitt West Branch and Maquoketa, and faced few close contests. Officiating near Hill Park sparked controversy after a late call altered a McKinley Franklin game, while Cedar Rapids officials showcased high standards and provided two referees for a Twin Cities championship game.
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Eddie Anderson Named Coach Of The Week By UP
Dr. Eddie Anderson of Iowa earns United Press coach of the week honors after guiding a plucky Iowa squad to a 7 6 triumph over Notre Dame. The native Iowan formerly coached at Holy Cross and DePaul, studied medicine, and emphasized conditioning and smart play as Iowa rebounded from a thin roster to defeat Notre Dame and Purdue.
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Kulhavy Darts 722 To Set League Record In Bowling
Jerry Kulhavy posted 722 for the high three game total this season in the Wilson and Company league at Lincoln alleys with scores 211 235 and 276. The Hawkeyes moved ahead in The Gazette News and Composing Room league by sweeping Badgers as Krumbholz posted 611 for three games and Liska hit 640 in Lincoln Commercial. Fisher Drug led the Druggists league by winning three from Edison Pharmacy, while Paramount Pharmacy dropped two to G and R Drug. Uptown Drug challenged for third by taking two from McKesson and Robbins.
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Northwestern Center John Haman Sets Ironman Pace
Evanston report highlights Northwestern center John Haman as a durable, defensive stalwart. Haman has played 345 minutes of 360 possible in six games, underscoring his extended on court presence for the Wildcats.
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Cubs Reserve List Points to Trades
The Chicago Cubs announce a reserve list of 38 players with 17 pitchers and nine from the 1929 staff. Promising arms include Vern Olsen and Julio Bonetti, while Steve Mesner is the lone infield option and Dallessandro and Bernard Olsen lead outfield candidates. Team plans to trade for shortstop talent, possibly for Dick Bartell or Bobby Mattick, and seek standout pitching from French, Passeau, Page, Lillard, and others. Hartnett will also test catchers Clyde McCullough and Bob Collins against Mancuso and Barkas, aiming for less action behind the plate next season.
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Luther Norsemen Meet Upper Iowa In Annual Clash
Luther and Upper Iowa University ready for their twenty first grid clash on Nustad field Saturday. Upper Iowa holds a ten seven lead in series with three ties, and the rivals are tied for the conference race. Luther aims to rebound after a loss to Loras as Coach Peterson focuses on stopping Spatcher and Dale Alderson’s passing and running threats.
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Blades Gambled on Relief Cubs Cardinals Style Pitching
Ray Blades of the St Louis Cardinals used 364 pitchers in 155 games as a bold, gamble heavy manager. He halted battered streaks with multiple relievers to squeeze wins, posting a 44‑1 when one pitcher went the route and 3+ pitcher games often failing. The strategy drew praise and headaches for scorers alike.
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Iowa To Honor Knot Hole Tickets For Saturday Game
Iowa will honor Knot Hole tickets for Saturdays Homecoming clash with Minnesota. athletics director E G Schroeder said the move comes despite high regular ticket demand. about 6 000 Knot Hole holders will be seated in the regular section, with some possibly placed behind the goal posts.
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Divorced Wife Of John Broaca Seeks Alimony Increase
Mrs Cordelia Broaca the former wife of Cleveland Indians pitcher Johnny Broaca testified in Barnstable probate court seeking a raise in alimony from $18 to $75 weekly claiming she cannot afford clothing for her 2 year old son lacks stockings a winter coat and a second dress while her ex husband earns about $8000 a year and reconciliation is unlikely per her attorney.
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Independence Juniors Open Season On Dec. 1
Special to The Gazette Independence The following schedule released for the Independence Junior College basketball team. Dec 1 Tipton here Dec 5 Elkader here Dec 8 Tipton there Dec 12 Waukon there Dec 15 Lenox there Jan 5 Muscatine here Jan 8 Maquoketa here Jan 12 Muscatine there Jan 19 Waukon here Jan 26 Elkader there Feb 2 Ellsworth there Feb 13 Maquoketa there Feb 20 Ellsworth here
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Tipton Juniors Lose To Britt Six To Twelve
Britt junior college edged Tipton 18 to 12 in six man football to claim the mythical state crown. A Tipton fumble and Alfred Fitch plunge gave Tipton a first quarter score, a 25 yard pass from Hipple to Sheets produced Tipton’s second, and Dana added 70 rushing yards and a late touchdown before time ran out.
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Cedar Rapids YMCA Volleyball Opens Home Season Tonight
The Cedar Rapids YMCA volleyball team hosts Oskaloosa YMCA this evening at 7 30 p m in the first home match of the season. Spectators may attend.
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Big Ten Guessers Face Tough Chore in Week Football Chops
In Midwest grid musings Ohio State appears favored to grab at least a share of the Big Ten crown with a stronger offense led by Don Scott Jim Strausbaugh and Jim Langhurst. Minnesota and Iowa duel in a toss up while Notre Dame rebounding Northwestern seeks improved quarterbacking led by Bill De Correvont. Purdue Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Illinois Michigan State and Chicago round out the weekend slate with varied stakes and hopes.
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Berwanger Criticizes Alumni Over Chicago Football Plight
University of Chicago star Jay Berwanger blames alumni for the football team's weak showing. He cites limited student aid and jobs as factors and urges alumni to assist in recruiting. Berwanger also coaches freshmen part time while supporting President Hutchins’s aim for an elite educational institution without sacrificing football.
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