Fans Hope Iowa Iowa State Grid Rivalry Returns
Hawkeye supporters urge renewal after 1934 31 to 6 loss to Iowa State. Iowa's 1933 defeats and 1938 surge under Eddie Anderson contrast with Cyclones’ slide. schedules through 1942 limit immediate meetings. Attendance shifts reflect momentum with Iowa draw and Cyclones waning, while volleyball and weightlifting results from Cedar Rapids Y M C clubs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Iowa
Ozzie Simmons
Northwestern
Nebraska
Cyclones
University of Iowa
George Veenker
Cyclone
Eddie Anderson
Wilson Eleven In Final Game Friday Night
The Wilson-Independence clash at Hill Park Friday at 7 45 decides second in the Tri Valley conference. Wilson seeks win to finish season strong but QB Don Konigsmark injury may limit his role. Independence aims to end with momentum after a 20 14 win over Manchester and holds two conference losses.
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Wilson-Independence
Hill Park
Wilson
Cedar Falls
Independence
Manchester
Don Konigsmark
Ramblers
Winton
Belle Plaine
Cameron
Traer
Marion
Teachers High
Vinton
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Bob Multhaup
Joe Wall
Emory Sample
Gene Zisko
Bill Taylor
Darold Carter
Bernie Webster
Luther Upper Iowa Meet On Decorah Grid
Decorah report previews the Luther College and Upper Iowa University clash, the twenty first meeting in Iowa conference play since 1919. Veterans listed include Dick Skale, Clarence Masher Melson, Milt Hanson, Truman Mohn, Paul Nesset, and others from Minnesota and Washington.
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Gazette
Decorah
Upper Iowa University
Luther College
Iowa
Luther
Doc Dorman
Fayette
Dick Skale
Riverside
Clarence “Masher” Melson
Osage
Les Anderson
Albert Lea
Minn
Bob Lounsberry
McCallsburg
Haven
Milt Hanson
Clarkfield
Truman Mohn
Hayfield
Cameron Hoff
Tacoma
Wash
Sanford Tyler
Riceville
Paul Nesset
Delavan
Orlon Walstad
le Roy
Hougard
Viewing the Field reflects shifting Midwest football power
The 1939 Midwest conference race shows Lawrence, Cornell, Grinnell, Coe, Monmouth, and Ripon in a tight mix. Clemson? No. The piece notes Coach Barker and Coach Eby, with previews of Coe, Grinnell, Cornell, and Ripon. Marshalltown tournament schedule and Cedar Falls Tri-Valley title add regional storyline.
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Lawrence
Cornell
Barker
Coe
Monmouth
The
Purple
Grinnell
Pioneers
Carleton
Ripon
Eby
Kohawks
Marshalltown
Iowa
Simpson
Louisiana Institute of Lafayette
Louisiana
Southerners
J. C
Dutch) Reinhart
University of Iowa
Those Little Things That Make Football Funny
A collection of light football anecdotes and mishaps from college and pro games. Tales include Crowley urging a late kick despite risk, a player misreading signals in a Stanford clash, an earthquake injuries tale, Paul Christman's NYU cameo, and a green teen's offside misadventures for Gilbert High and Wilby High.
Y Volleyball Team Falls to Oskaloosa at Home
The Cedar Rapids YMCA volleyball team lost its first home match of the season to Oskaloosa YMCA. Final scores were 5 15 8 15 5 15 10 10 across the four sets. Cedar Rapids players included James Bell Henry Gundling and Roy.
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Cyclones
Oklahoma
Iowa
Hawkeyes
South Dakota
Indiana
Wisconsin
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan
Iowa State
Coe
Denver
Kansas
Nebraska
Drake
Missouri
Marquette
Harger
John Powell
Jack Skein
Fred Taylor
Howard Wilfong
Lee Winterburg
William Whipple
John Wynn
Cedar Rapids’ Y
Davenport Y. M
Cedar Rapids’ Y. M C. A
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
James Bell
Henry Gundling
Roy
Olivet Pioneers Win In YMCA Touch Football Title
The Olivet Presbyterian Pioneers defeated the First Christian Pioneers 13 to 0 to win the YMCA touch football league title on Wednesday. Players include Donald Martin, David Franks, Don Good, Don Washburn, Larry Miller, Anthony Fontana, Robert Harger, William Cohen, Thomas Gallagher, Melvin McClain, William Taylor, and Edward Miller.
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Olivet Presbyterian Pioneers
First Christian Pioneers
Donald Martin
David Franks
Don Good
Don Washburn
Larry Miller
Anthony Fontana
Robert Harger
William Cohen
Thomas Gallagher
Melvin McClain
William Taylor
Edward Miller
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Hawks
Winthrop Lyman
Dick Crayne
Fred Poole
Tommy Neal
Iowa City
Kansas State
Ames
Stender
Rogers
C. R
Hacker
Smith
C. RR
Stender & Hacker
Rogers & Smith
Hubner & Reimers
Healy & Lebeda
Grim de
Endsley
Pressler
Volz
Davenport
Nichols
Fetter
Anderson
Wirthe
Marshall
McCune
Rynes
Ly Vyhanek
Troost
Simon
Lowa
Towa
Prince Albert
P. A
Sears
Etry Yo
France
R. J. Bernelds Tob, Co
Whaeten-Ssiem
N.C
Merchants National Bank
Federal Deposit Insuran Corp
Leo Lucas
Bill Bont
NEW York
Fordham
Jim Crowley
Hoosier
Crowley
Rams
Jimmy
Green Bay
Johnny Schiechl
Santa Clara
Stanford
Norm Standlee
Schiechl
Standlee
Diamond Joe Paglia
St. Martin’s College of
Lacey
Nig Junde
Jundel
Bharley
Paul Christman
New York U
Dizzy Dean
Paul
N. Y. Uvers
Wilby High
Waterbury
Conn
Jimmy Lee
Gilbert
Firestone
S&w
Tenth Street
2Nd Ave
10Th St. SE
W. L. DoUglas Shoes
Clyde Landis
Iowa Theater
Crandic
Minnesota
Te Rapids
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
O’meara
O'Meara
Omlara’s
Dartmoor
Alpera
O’meara Clothing Co
Second Avenue SE
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