Big Ten Coaches Back Kipke Aimed At Michigan In Doubt
The article notes Big Ten and other major coaches at odds over Harry Kipke’s Michigan job amid a mixed season. It cites improved eight game record, board scrutiny, freshman recruitment rumors, and alumni support while naming several rival programs and coaches with varying levels of success and contract security.
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Michigan
Kipke
Wolverines
Comes
Ann Arbor
Bernie Bi
Clark Shaughnesy
Chicago
Iowa
Kizer
President's Dinner At Iowa University Dec 7
University of Iowa football players will receive major and minor letters at the Presidents banquet in the Union. Eugene A Gilmore will award the honors based on the athletic department's recommendations. Coaches, the football squad, and the board in control of athletics will attend.
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Eugene A Gilmore
University of Iowa
Tinva Union
Athite Department
Francis Twedell Named Captain of Minnesota 1938 Eleven
Francis Twedell of Austin Minnesota was chosen to captain the 1938 Minnesota football team. Senior guard Twedell succeeds the retiring captain in a traditional ceremony. The selection comes as the team prepares for the upcoming season with kinship and leadership expected to guide the squad.
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Minneapolis
Francis Twedell
Austin Minn
Triversity of Minnesota
Tuesdys Felow
Tweadh
King Reining Captan
DeMolay Basketmen To Open Practice At Coe
DeMolay basketball players begin their first practice Thursday at 7 pm in the Coe gym. Returning varsity players include Karl Biskup Jim Jensen John Bailey James Drew Hugh Dorrian Biull Kempter and Frank Schieble. Earl Hollenbeck from Franklin high will join after first semester graduation. Additional expected reporters are Bob Johnson Jim Ralston Bob Smith Jim Bowman Frank Mitralsky Robert Kolarik George Helmendahl Walter Dennis Charles Moeller John Callender and Clark Mahannah. Players should bring gym suits until uniforms are fitted.
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Jim Jensen
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James Drew
Hugh Dorrian
Biull Kempter
Frank Schieble
Earl Hollenbeck
Franklin High School
Bob Johnson
Jim Ralston
Bob Smith
Jim Bowman
Frank Mitralsky
Robert Kolarik
George Helmendahl
Walter Dennis
Charles Moeller
John Callender
Clark Mahannah
Janke Named Captain of Michigan Eleven
Ann Arbor Michigan AP says Fred C Janke a 20 year old junior tackle from Jackson Michigan was elected captain of the University of Michigan 1938 football squad Tuesday Twenty six lettermen elected Janke to succeed Joseph M Rinaldi of Elkhart Indiana.
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Fred C. Janke
Jackson
University of Michigan
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Joseph M. Rinaldi
Elkhart
Ind
All-State Prep Elevens Will Be Named Friday
Iowa Daily Press Association will announce thirty-nine players named to three all state teams in Friday's Gazette after polling over 600 coaches and officials. A banquet in Iowa City early in December will honor the awardees with certificates and thumbnail stories of first team picks.
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Iowa Daily Press Association
Gazette
Iowa
Allstate
Town Daily Press Association
Iowa City
Mechanicsville Takes Two From Springdale
Mechanicsville's girls beat Springdale 33 to 17 led by Scott Brown and A Becker while Hitz and Herdit shone for Springdale. The Mechanicsville boys won 18 to 12 with strong defense. Pruess and Bock excelled at guard and Mulherin and Puffer led scoring.
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All America Football Upsets Wide East Week
In major eastern games last Saturday many upsets occurred. Yale fell to Harvard while Princeton outclassed Navy. Colgate beat Syracuse. Boston University defeated Boston College. Marquette crushed Duquesne. Strong teams like Pittsburgh Fordham Army Dartmouth and Villanova mostly held form against weaker oppositions.
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Navy Colgate
Syracuse
Boston University
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Duquesne
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Fordham
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Dartmouth
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Temple
Villa- Hove
Hanova
Cornell
Holy Cross
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Oui
New York University
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Rams
Von
Who's Who in the Big Ten This Year
Steve Snider highlights top Big Ten performers and moments across the season. Minnesota tops offense with 184 points in eight games while Ohio State anchors defense allowing 23 total points. Notables include Isbell brothers, Kinnick's punting, Purdue’s sweet victory over Indiana, and tab Illinois for next year.
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Minnesota
Ohio State
Bucks
Indiana
Texas Christian
Columbus
Wisconsin
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Jim Zachary
George Fowler
Hoosiers
Illinois
Dean
Floyd Dean
Iown
Bernie Jefferson
Northwestern
Iowa State
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
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Isbell Brothers
Clem Woltman
Marty Schreyer
Housiens
Michigan
White And Macy To Lead Columbia Eleven
Dubuque AP report states Al White of Worthington and Louis Macy Jr of Delwem will serve as co captains of the 1938 Columbia college football squad.
Melrose State Champs Fall To Lovilia In Upset
Lovilia defeated Melrose 44 to 34 on Tuesday night. Parks led Lovilia with 18 points as Melrose, the defending Class B state champions, suffered a setback on the road.
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Lovilia
Parks
Mount Vernon Cagers Begin Daily Workouts for Season
Mount Vernon high school basketball practice started under Coach Harold Fisher to determine the 1950s team. Reported players include Jack Pitlik Rudolph Vodicka and David Hull with several reserves and junior recruits listed from last year’s teams. The official game schedule will be released soon.
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Mount Vernon
Harold Fisher
Jack Pitlik
Rudolph Vodicka
David Hull
Howard Fisher
Harlan Nelson
Howard Orms
Dick Bell
James Eyre
Wallace Littell
Arlo Ellison
Hillis Blood
Kenneth Worrall
Don Herring
Don Current
Biff Jones to Co Coach West All Stars in Shrine Game
CORVALLIS Ore INS Reporter Col orful Biff Jones Nebraska head coach will share coaching duties with Babe Hollingbery Washington State for the East West Shrine game in San Francisco January 1 Percy Locey former co coach with Hollingbery named western committee chairman and assistant this season to Jones and Hollingbery
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Ore
Ins
Biff” Jones
University of Nebraska
Onna
Babe” Hollingberg
Washington State College
San Francisco
Percy P. Locey
Cocoach
Hollingbery
Locey
Jones
McLeod Named Dartmouth Football Captain for 1938
Dartmouth lettermen in Hanover unanimously elected Robert F. McLeod 20 a junior from Glen Ellyn Illinois captain of the 1938 eleven. McLeod has started at halfback in every Dartmouth game for the last two years and succeeds captain Merrill N. Davis Jr Bradford Pa who led the Big Green undefeated through the season.
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Dartmouth
Robert F. McLeod
Glen Ellyn
Ill
McLeod
Merrill N. Davis
Bradford
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Montour Wins Season Opener Over Chelsea in Doubleheader
Montour high beats Chelsea 32 to 10 in the first game of the season. The local junior high defeated Chelsea junior high 26 to 12. Montour schedules games with Garwin Marshalltown junior high Dunbar Newburg State Juvenile home Clutier and Le Grand.
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Montour
Montour High
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Marshalltown
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Newburg
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le Grand
Washington Huskies to Play Rainbow Eight in Hawaii New Year
University of Washington football team will travel to Hawaii for a New Year's Day game with the Hawaii Rainbow Eleven after athletic director Ray Eckman accepted the invitation on Tuesday night. The Huskies will also face the Honolulu Townies in a night game on January 6.
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Wash
Ins
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Hawaii
Ray Eckman
Washington
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Rainbow
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Elks Sports Night Promises Star Guests in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Elks Club hosts annual sports night after the lodge meeting. Principal speaker radio voice Hal Totten of WBBM Chicago. guests include Bob Feller Ernie Nevers and umpire George Kolls with University of Iowa coaches and staff. Dinner precedes program.
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Dick” Whitehill
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Independent Basketball League Forms in Cedar Rapids
Independent basketball will operate extensively this season in Cedar Rapids with plans for an eight team Industrial league and a YMCA league of eight to ten teams. Competition starts next week with schedules to be announced soon. Players seeking YMCA league affiliation should contact the YMCA physical education director.
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Favorites in college games picked by Barker
The article lists expected winners for numerous college football matchups including Vanderbilt over Alabama and Notre Dame over USC. It notes Army beating Navy as a likely outcome and praises Pitt over Duke while predicting a Fordham win in Pasadena.
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Boxers Knock Out Rounds Across Cities in Quick Fights
Henry Armstrong stops Jory Brown in Syracuse to defend featherweight title. Pedro Montanez stops Joe Pennine in Brooklyn. Lou Nova knocks out Bob Nestell in Los Angeles. Wil Billboyd defeats J. D. Turner in Birmingham. Jack Armstrong stops Georgie Pace in Toronto after disqualification. Ted Keating outpoints Jack Sullivan in Toronto.
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Henry Armstrong
Jory Brown
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Pedro Montanez
Porto Rico
Joe Pennine
Jil
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Lou Nova
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Wil Billboyd
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Toronto
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Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Ted Keating
Jack Sullivan
Waukon Cagers Split With Harpers Ferry
Waukon, Iowa. Waukon boys defeated Harpers Ferry 35 to 16 led by George Bray with 12 points. Harpers Ferry girls won 27 to 8.
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the Gazette
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Iowa
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George Bray
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