Grange Announces Last Year as Grid Player
Hall of Fame running back Harold Grange says fourteen years of football is enough and plans to retire from playing while open to coaching. He reflects on career choices, the risk to aging legs, and proposes a two-league reform while recalling Joe Savoldi and Ernie Nevers offering guidance after a rough Thanksgiving matchup.
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Harold “Red” Grange
Bill Collins
International News Service
Peracemes
Bill
Ilinois
Joe Savoldi
Cardinals
Joe
Cardinal
Ernie Nevers
Nevers
Luther to Oppose Simpson in Iowa Conference Fray
Special to The Gazette Indianola Ia Simpson college Redmen travel to Decorah to face Luther Norsemen in a key Iowa conference game. The outcome could tilt the standings with several teams already carrying one defeat and the Stanley Dean method cited for final standings calculations.
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Luther
Simpson
Iowa
Indianola
Simpson College
Decorah
Upper Iowa
Iowan Wesleyan
State Teachers
St. Ambrose
Red Masked Tarzan to Wrestle Kogut in Semi Final
A mysterious Red Masked Tarzan from an unspecified European country is slated to face George Kogut of Columbus in the semi final at the coliseum next Monday. Tarzan, about 215 pounds, appears in crimson attire with a mask.
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Tarzan
Johnny Fryrear
George Kogut
Columbus
Ohio
Kogut
Karel Zybszko
George Mack
Boston
John Freberg
Mack
Davenport
River City
Zbyszko
Joe Rivers
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Fryrear
Washington Juniors Face Creston Friday Under Floodlights
Washington Iowa junior college Cardinals host Creston under lights at Casefield Friday in the final game of the season. Creston reportedly fields a strong team, promising a real test for Washington College.
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Washington
Cardinals
Creston
Casefield
Washington College
Midwestern Football Strength Across Attacking and Defense
The Stapleton Stapes lead NFL yardage allowed with 2,141 given up while Green Bay tops in offense with 1,801 gained. Michigan Minnesota Big Ten clash fuels yardage bets as Western teams dominate comparisons with Pitt Notre Dame and Ohio State.
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Stapleton Stapes
Green Bay Packers
Stapleton
Green Bay
Packers
Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverines
Ohio State
Nebraska
Pitttsburgh
Pitt
Notre Dame
Army
Harvard
Yale
West Point
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Buckeyes
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeye
Westminster Wolverines Triumph Over Brethren O Forfeit
In YMCA church league action the Westminster Wolverines defeated Church of Brethren O by forfeit. The Wolverines earned a win as the opposing team could not field a team.
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Comrade League
Westminster ‘Wolverines
Church of Brethren O
Six Lettermen Back For Coe Basketball Quintet
Coe College announces six lettermen will join the varsity for the 1932-33 season with eight promising sophomores. The team schedules fourteen games, with six at home and five in Midwest conference play starting December 9 at Ames. Rutg er, Grinnell, Cornell and Monmouth appear on the slate alongside Kohawk standouts like Buchwalter and Neary.
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Crimson
Cornell
Grinnell Pioneers
Rutgers
Donald Neary
Donald Belknap
Walter Pack
Allen Poole
George Crawford
Chester Goold
Melvin Buchwalter
Kohawk
Charles Quinn
Godfrey Slavik
Ed Lynn
Warren Lady
Fred Fernald
Norbert Kettler
Dale Smith
Herbert Carris
Harrison DuRie
Guards
Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Leslie Higgens
Louis Muller
Truman Brown
Dee
Ames
Iowa State
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell
Mount Vernon
Knox
Monmouth
Ill
Ripon
Deloit
Beloit
Wis
Augustana
Rock Island Ill
Lawrence
Carleton
Northfield
Minn
Luther
Decorah
Evening radio schedule list with multiple stations
A detailed 6 30 PM to 11 PM radio grid lists programs and station pairings for CBS NBC and ABC networks. It includes Husk O'Hare Dramatic sketch Garrigan and Pat Barnes performances, plus orchestras, choral pieces, and soloists across WMT WEAF WABC WBBM WGN and others.
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WMT
NBC
WEAF
WMAQ
WABC
KMBC
Monard NeumiMer
WBBM
Kyw Garrigan Orch
WCCO
Your Government
WdJa
KDKA
Magle
WEAP
Wtam ’ Saveniures
Heart
Pat Barnes
WIZ
WLW
Bes Arch
Biren Singer
Gbb
Urmanhie
Iowa
Fhilline Lord
Day
Amos 'N' Andy
KMOX
WABCO
Gene Ani Gienn
WTAM
WLS
Wiho
Reis and Dunn
KMHC
S-Melody Music
Flying Jinsers
Tony Wona
Nanioleers
de Rose
Woc-Who
WJZ
WMAG
WABG
WHBM
Sweetheart
Mallereh
WHO
Maison Ensemble
Rmelle Forbes
Cutter
WAG Webbm
WEA
Reerlanderch
WAB
Caravan
Flying Family
Adventurex
Hall Erch
KMIC
Sheer’ Romance
NHC
Q'Hare
Yarehonga
Kdka Wen
Garrigan
Jones
Ware
Dean Fay
Kdka Wenr
Dennis and
Reeae
NBG
Fis—Denny Orch
Smith Brothers
Pat Karnes
Chamber Ensemble
KYW
WLIV
WENR
Prideets
Wog-Who
WRAM
Phillips Lord
Ruth Hitine
WALBO
WGN
Charlea Carlile
WABCG
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