Iowa Hawkeyes prep for Minnesota clash in Homecoming pitch
Iowa drills the Gophers with Nile Kinnick directing the passing attack and new plays as 50 000 fans expected for the Homecoming showdown. Gov George Wilson visits Des Moines groups plan knot hole seating and a early rush of tickets tops 4 000 with 6 000 unsold.
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Iowa-Notre Dame Game Shown At Iowa Theater
The Iowa theater will run a full motion picture of the Iowa Notre Dame game from Friday to Monday. Manager Andy Talbot says the reel covers most of the game with more action than typical news reels.
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Minnesota Surprises Iowa in Weekend Gridiron Picks
Harry Ferguson surveys a noisy slate of college games predicting many upsets. Notable choices include Minnesota over Iowa, Alabama over Georgia Tech, Kentucky over West Virginia, and Notre Dame over Northwestern as key matchups reshape the weekend outlook.
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Frank Stanek Goes 613 In League Match
Helen Kroulik led Lincoln Women’s Major bowling with 531 pins for three games as she posted 151 188 192. Frank Stanek rolled 613 in The Gazette Red Crown Classic with 245 196 172. Smulekoff’s team widened the Ladies Red Crown lead with Scolaro’s 524 split and Wilson and Co. defeated Yellow Cab.
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O Brien Racks Up Fourth in NFL Passing Pace
New York UP reports Davey O'Brien, former TCU star with the Philadelphia Eagles, moved to fourth in NFL passing, completing 19 against Green Bay for a league record. Parker Hall tops the list with 60 completions in 130 attempts.
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Marion High Cagers Open With Anamosa
Marion High School basketball opens with Anamosa as coach Eldon Coffman features seven lettermen. The schedule lists games at home and away including Monticello Springville Mt Vernon Independence Vinton Manchester Cedar Falls Wilson Springville Monticello and Burnett within the Tri-Valley Conference.
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Tipton Juniors Open With Independence
Tipton Junior College coach Ed Thompson reports bright prospects for the basketball team. The roster includes Elmer Barnes, Wallace Reid, Stanwood high scorers, plus Conrad, Hambright, McGarvie, Hipple, Howe, Michael, and Port of Tipton. Schedule lists multiple Dec and Feb games with Independence, Maquoketa, Marshalltown, Lenox, Washington, Muscatine, and an upcoming Junior College Tournament.
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Arkansas Boy Tops Grid Parade in Passing and Grounding
Ray Eakin of Arkansas tops the gridiron ranking as the nation's leading passer and ground gainer in eight games. He totaled 1,021 rushing and passing yards, plus 91 rushing and 149 passing, with 240 plays. Harmon's Michigan and Christman of Missouri trail closely. Johnny Knolla, Granny Lansdell, Kenny Washington follow in the top ten rankings.
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Nagurski on Special Mat Card Tonight in Coliseum
Bronko Nagurski meets Big Jim Morgan in the main event a one fall match with a 60 minute limit. Semi final features Lou Plummer versus Jack Kennedy a one fall 30 minute bout. Opener Earl Wampler fights Gabe Zoller in a 30 minute one fall match. Referee Alex Fidler. Show begins at 8 30.
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Crowell Edges Belanger In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Los Angeles heavyweight Chuck Crowell defeated Toronto veteran Charlie Belanger by decision in a ten round bout in Cincinnati. Crowell weighed 218 pounds to Belanger’s 196.
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Scouts and Secrets of Football Scouting Through History
The piece recalls old and modern scouting in football, noting how scouts observe players, signals, and tells, with stories from Iowa Iowa City about Otto Vogel and Harris, Maulbetsch and O Hearn, Willis Ward and Michigan, and Jim Harris at Iowa. It highlights the role of scouts in spotting weaknesses and cues.
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Seven Cornell Men In Finale Friday
Mount Vernon crowd to witness seven Cornell seniors play their final game as the Pur ple meet Carleton at 2 oclock. Don Anderson anchors an impregnable line with Bill Lyman and Don Larson. Jim Sprague returns at quarterback with Gene Tornquist, joined by Jim Taylor and Oswill Fais in the backfield. Art Boettcher Jack Paul Harris and Leonard Wilson round out the list of seniors and provide key blocking and tackling.
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