Kohawks Clash With Iowa State Teachers in Final 1932 Tilt
Coe College Kohawks travel to Cedar Falls to face Iowa State Teachers in the season finale. A Knox win last week boosts morale as Coe seeks a second win while Teachers bring a stronger, veteran line. Captain Ross Forney leads a seasoned squad in his final Cocotas appearance.
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Quasqueton High Team Defeats Alumni Five 25–17
Quasqueton Iowa. The Quasqueton high school boys defeated the fast alumni team 25 to 17 Saturday night. Clark stood out for the losers while the high school squad functioned smoothly. The local boys host Walker on their home floor Friday night.
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Four Schools Join Little Wapsie League Compact Update
QUASQUETON Hazleton replaces Brandon in the season schedule as Aurora Fairbank Hazleton and Quasqueton form the Little Wapsie League. The reconstituted four-school circuit expands competition for area student athletes and local fans.
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Cyclones Seek To Break Drake String
Ames Iowa State faces Drake on State field hoping to end a four-year Bulldog streak in the 32nd gridiron meeting. The Cyclones trail 4 straight in recent matchups but hold a historic 21 of 27 lead. both teams won by narrow margins in recent outings.
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Winthrop High Opens Basket Season Friday
Winthrop High School starts its basketball season Friday in Winthrop Ia. The team, led by coach Stuelke, features three veterans Lester Gates Sherman Walton and Harold Uthe with assistants Melvin Arnold Donald McKay Milo Postel Bill Hickman Don Hickman and Robert McKay.
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Harold Uthe
Melvin Arnold
Donald McKay
Milo Postel
Bill Hickman
Don Hickman
Robert McKay
Hazleton High Cagers Open Against Winthrop
Hazleton High begins basketball season November 18 at Winthrop with a 16 member squad. Six players earned letters last season. Team schedule shows games against Aurora, Oelwein Sacred Heart, Fairbank, Stanley, Quasqueton, and Alumni at home and away. Twenty six girls practice for the fall season and first game with Winthrop is November 18.
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Grinnell High Starts Season With East Des Moines
Special to The Gazette Grinnell High opens the season December 16 at Des Moines against East High. Remaining games include Boone and Oskaloosa trips, Marshalltown and Newton home dates, and several Des Moines and North Des Moines road contests through February.
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Line On Play Draws Kick
Minnesota coachs clash with Northwestern over wired information from press box to bench during game. The dispute recalls early baseball “press coops” under the grandstand where signs and pitches were sometimes relayed to managers by telephone or messenger. Copyright 1932.
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Minnesota Cuts Football Ticket Prices for Michigan Game
The University of Minnesota reduced the price of admission for the closing Big Ten football game against Michigan, placing five thousand seats in the curved end at 1.65 dollars each. This is the third price cut this fall, with previous reductions applied to non-conference games.
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Oklahoma Aggies Face Grinnell For MVC Title
Des Moines AP reports Oklahoma Aggies aim for the Missouri Valley championship as Coach Lynn Waldorf plans an alternating backfield of Erwin Rotette Allen and Bowman for Friday night. District notes include Washington Bears scrimmaging amid a heavy snowstorm and Creighton Bluejays preparing as Capt. Dick Skelnar returns but will see limited action due to injuries. Drake indoors due to cold winds. Bulldogs meet Iowa State at Ames Saturday.
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Belle Plaine High Plays Marengo Friday Night
Belle Plaine high school football, coached by Garland Lamb, is set to meet Marengo high school at Marengo on Friday November 18. Belle Plaine enters the game favored after an 8 to 0 victory over Vinton last Friday at Vinton field.
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Denson to Box on Zbyszko Mat Gard in Coliseum Card
Eddie Denson, once poised for boxing stardom, is signed by Johnny Fryrear for a six round prelim to the Zbyszko Mack wrestling bout at the coliseum. He faces Claus Miller of Rock Island while the undercard includes Red Masked Tarzan versus George Kogut and Joe Rivers against Henry Falegano, with a four round curtain-raiser.
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Maquoketa Juniors Open Season With Dubuque Quintet
Maquoketa junior college tips off basketball season hosting the Dubuque Robins. The lineup includes Griffin center Ray Bock or Moeller forwards and Bleadorn Keeney or Mowers guards with Lloyd W. Reid coaching. Schedule lists games against Tipton Elkader Lenox college and Independence with district tournament at Independence in late February.
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Center Junction Five Kicks Off With Olin
Center Junction high school boys and girls basketball start their season Friday with a double header against Olin. The schedule lists many double headers across towns including Morley, Oxford Junction, Lisbon, Baldwin, Onslow, Wyromine, and Center Junction, culminating with a county tournament in February. Austria electrifies its railways connecting the Swiss frontier to Selzburg.
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Valley baseball league faces future reshuffle and pricing cuts
Mississippi Valley league president asks for a 1933 questionnaire to study potential vacancies four of six cities, possible major league help, and class designation from Class D to C. Cedar Rapids backs Rockford Peoria Quincy Ottumwa, while Waterloo Dubuque and Moline risk franchise loss. Minnesota hosts Michigan with seat prices cut to 1.65, and coach turnover rumors surface at State Teachers College with Johnny Baker as potential successor.
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Craemer and Donnelly Bag 126 Ducks in Illinois
N P Craemer and M J Donnelly spent three days gunning for ducks along the Mississippi near Liverpool Illinois with a guide. They returned home with 126 ducks, following a trip that covered the Cedar Rapids marksmen and the duck-rich river areas south of Canton.
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Iowa closes drills for season final with Northwestern
Iowa football held its last hard practice before the final game at Evanston against Northwestern. Weather heavy, drills emphasized pass defense and both offensive and defensive scrimmage if conditions allow, with regulars and freshmen tuning in on running and passing plays. Joe Laws leads Iowa back averages, while George Teyro is top ground gainer. expect more passing if conditions improve.
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Nevada Divorce Residency Law Shaped by Six Week Rule
A garbled note discusses obtaining a divorce in Nevada after six weeks of residence. It hints residents must live there to qualify, but text is unclear and fragmentary. The piece seems to reflect a historic or casual reference to Nevada residency requirements for divorce filings.
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Ralph Greenleaf Defends World Pocket Billiards Title
Chicago reports the 1932 world pocket billiards championship will feature Ralph Greenleaf and nine sectional reps in New York starting December 5. Participants include George Kelly, Erwin Rudolph, Andrew Ponzi, Bennie Allen, Frank Taberski, Pasquale Natalie, James Mills, Walter Franklin, and James Caras. The 18 day event, played 14-1 rack with 125 balls per match, will span 45 games.
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Xavier Five Opens Season With Dec 9 Road Test
Dyersville Xavier high announces 1950 basketball schedule for Rev. Vins cent Hovermann. The slate includes Dec 8 Epworth at home, Dec 11 Farley away, Dec 16 Monticello at home, Jan 13 Cascade away, Jan 17 Epworth away, Jan 20 Farley at home, Jan 24 Dubuque Columbia away, Jan 27 Independence at home, Feb 3 Independence away, Feb 10 Peosta away, Feb 12 Cascade at home, Feb 17 Dubuque at home, Feb 24 Monticello at home, Feb 26 Peosta at home.
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Rosenbloom to Fight Lewis in Frisco Ring
Maxie Rosenbloom light heavyweight champion meets John Henry Lewis in a 10 round bout in San Francisco. Rosenbloom defends no title and looks to win as Lewis has won seven straight local bouts, raising upset possibility in the Wednesday night card.
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Armour And Watrous Win Best Ball Meet
In Pinehurst North Carolina Tommy Armour and Al Watrous captured the 36 hole best ball round of the thirteenth annual mid-south open tournament to triumph over fifty three rivals as about 120 professionals prepared for the individual Wednesday event Armour and Watrous headed the field with a steady display of teamwork and accuracy
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