Injuries Threaten Iowa Hawks For Northwestern Clash
Iowa football faces a lineup crunch as Bruno Andruska Breaks wrist and will miss the Northwestern game. Al Couppee and Bill Gallagher suffer shoulder injuries, with Pettit also among the sidelined despite a recent 60 minute effort.
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Packers and Giants Lead Pro Ranks in Week Two
In a two week late-season push the Green Bay Packers top the western division while the New York Giants and Washington Redskins battle for the eastern lead. Detroit drops from a tie to third after a 14 3 defeat as Cleveland and Chicago rise in standings.Attendance nears 115 000 across five games with Davey O Brien setting passing records.
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Di Maggio Married And Heads On Honeymoon Tour
San Francisco witnessed a large wedding crowd as Joe Di Maggio married Dorothy Arnold Olson at St. Peter and Paul church. The couple, joined by family and friends, began a automobile honeymoon tour after the ceremony.
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Hawks Can Gain Tie For Big Ten Title This Saturday
Iowa and Ohio State loom in a possible first place tie with two games left as Ohio State faces Michigan and Iowa meets Northwestern. Michigan must beat Ohio State to prevent a Buckeye undisputed title and Iowa would still be second if upset by Northwestern.
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St Ambrose Defeats Loras 7 to 0 in Conference Clash
St Ambrose beat Loras College 7 to 0 as Bill Loomis scored on a second quarter run and Lucier added the extra point. The game drew notable visitors including Dr. Eddie Anderson Iowa coach and assistants Harris Curideo and other college staff.
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Des Moines Pros Defeat Negro Team 14 to 0 in Turbulent Tilt
The Des Moines Comets beat Chicago Brown Bombers 14 to 0 in a Sunday game noted for bench-clearing clashes. Bomber guard Bob Hatch and Comet tackle Barry Breedon exchanged blows as the fracas erupted.
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Olin High Defeats Wheatland Cagers in Close Victory
Olin high school earned its first Wapsie Eight win Friday night at Wheatland. The boys trailed 8-8 at halftime but exploded in the final five minutes to win 17-14. The Olin girls also won, 58-12.
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Bierman Defends Nile Kinnick Against Harmer Comparison
Minnesota coach Bernice Bierman, angry after a defeat at Iowa City, compared Nile Kinnick to Michigan’s Tom Harmon, sparking debate over who excels in passing, running, and thinking. The piece notes Kinnick’s TD passes, his elusive running, and Iowa’s defensive strengths while mentioning Stanford’s reported interest in Dr. Eddie Anderson and Iowa’s loyalty to its coach.
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Stanford Denies Hiring Anderson as Football Coach
Stanford officials denied reports they sought Dr Eddie Anderson of Iowa as head coach. Public relations director said there is absolutely nothing to it and that Stanford already has two coaches. Anderson said he knew nothing of any Stanford offer.
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Rules Examinations For Prospective Officials Set
Iowa High School Athletics association announced rules examinations for prospective high school basketball officials on December 9 at 25 sites including West Waterloo New Hampton Decorah Maquoketa Franklin Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Red Oak Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs and Harlan Examinations aid on improving ratings for current officials with interpretations meetings in Des Moines Franklin Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge Cherokee Atlantic Cedar Falls Albia Fairfield New Hampton on December 9.
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Naismith, Inventor of Basketball, Critically Ill at 78
Dr. James Naismith, 78, creator of basketball, is critically ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. He is professor emeritus of physical education at the University of Kansas. Naismith devised the sport years ago while an instructor at the Springfield Massachusetts YMCA, later Springfield College.
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Ohio State Ace Tops Big Ten Scoring Race
Ohio State's Don Scott shares second in scoring with 27 points after an 8 point game against Illinois. Tommy Harmon of Michigan leads with 62 points in four games, while Ohio State dominates yardage 1,529 in five games and tops in first downs with 65. The Buckeyes also excel in punting and lateral plays.
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Missouri 18 Nearing First Big Six Title With Kansas Clash
Kansas City reports Missouri eyes first Big Six football championship as it faces rival Kansas in a decisive season finale. Weary of Kansas hopes to spoil the Tigers title bid, while Oklahoma and Nebraska chase a potential tie.
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Bargain Rail Trip For Iowa Northwestern Grid Game
Fans may ride round trip from Evanston stadium to Chicago and back for 4.80 with meals. Special train leaves Cedar Rapids at 7:30 am Saturday, arrives Chicago 11:55 am, then to Evanston after the game. Return via City of Denver around 6:30 pm. Tickets sold at North Western Cedar Rapids office.
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Scoring Leaders In Big Six Hold Their Positions
Kansas City AP notes the Big Six scoring leaders remain stable after a low scoring Saturday. Beryl Clark of Oklahoma retains the top spot with a 49 point total as Nebraska tops Pittsburgh 14 to 13 with Herman Rohrig kicking the deciding score. The messy copy lists several Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri players with unclear figures.
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Notre Dame Big Game Of Week
Notre Dame faces a pivotal test as its schedule features a high profile clash this week. Coach Harry Ferguson outlines preparations and key matchups for the showdown against a premier opponent.
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Six Undefeated Teams Dominate National Football Scene
Six major undefeated teams remain, led by Tennessee and Texas A and M, with Southern California and Tulane also unbeaten. North Carolina fell to Duke 15 to 3, and Oklahoma dropped a 7 to 6 upset at Missouri, reshaping the field.
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Creighton routs Washburn as Reilly stars with two TDs
John Reilly of Cedar Rapids scored two touchdowns and helped on the other scores in Creighton’s 47-0 rout of Washburn. The win eased pressure on coach Murchie Schwartz as Creighton eyes remaining games with Oklahoma A&M and San Francisco University and hopes for a strong season.
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Stanford Seeks Dr Anderson To Lead Football Program
Calif towns gridiron experts report Stanford plans to hire Dr Eddie Anderson to replace Tiny Thornhill as head coach. Anderson, highly regarded, may secure a five year Stanford deal. Palo Alto officials expected to meet him soon as Thornhill departure nears.
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