All-State Football Team Names 12 Seniors And One Junior
The Gazette and 28 Iowa newspapers select 12 seniors and one junior for the third all state team. Bill Taylor of Roosevelt heads a rugged line with 6 feet 2 inch height and 168 pounds. Teammates include Dick Bliss Ames 6-0 166 and Harold Hughes Ida Grove 6-2 210. The lineup features Joe Simonetto Albia 6-0 170 center and Wayne McKinney Colo 6-3 195. Other backs include Charles Schalk Iowa Falls 5-10 172 and Anthony Porto Dowling Des Moines 5-9 175.
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The
Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
Bill Taylor
Roosevelt Cedar Rapids
Dick Bliss
Ames
Burt Sheen
Central Iowa
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
S. G. Vickerstaff
Grove
Joe Simonetto
Albia
Donald Siebold
Ackley
Siebold
Lee Thorup
Carroll
George Harville
Creston
Hawkeye Six
Bill Stauss
Panther
Wayne McKinney
Colo
Mac
Charles Schalk
Iowa Falls
Forest City
Howard Flower
Schalk
Signals
Harold Ireland
Fairfield
Dick Crayne
Anthony Porto
Dowling
Des Moines
East Des Moines
Elmo Baker
West Waterloo
Duncan Shanklin
Atlantic
Buster
Russell Ruffi
Trojans
Viewin g the Field: Major All Big Ten picks and coaching moves
United Press notes from 1934 spanning All Big Ten selections with Minnesota players Larson Bevan Bergtson Tenner Lund and others. Also covers resignations at California Missouri coaching changes Rose Bowl notes and early season basketball scores and notable Iowa Coe and Notre Dame items.
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United Press
Alabama
Lund
Minnesota
Bill Ingram
California
Stud Allison
Carleton
Stanford
Frank Thomas
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Muscatine
Washington High
Forrestal
Washington
Ahlf
Ivan Blackmer
Iowa
Hawks
Hamline
Ohio State Sees Gate Decline After Title Run
Ohio State University drew 250,885 fans to five home games, a drop of 64,078 from the prior year despite winning the Big Ten title. The 1939 season saw Buckeyes win six and lose two with higher attendance than this year, underscoring a gate decline despite on-field success.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Bucks
Ohio Stadium
Hawks Disgusted At Turn Of Fate In Iowa City
Iowa City AP report on the Hawkeyes ending their season after a stunning effort falling short of a share of the title. All American Nile Kinnick sustained a torn ligament and likely operation, while teammates Red Frye Dick Evans and Erwin Prasse are among bruised players. The core remains intact for 1940 with freshmen workouts to start under Coach Eddie Anderson and assistants Frank Carideo and Jim Harris.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Town City
Nile Kinnick
Kinnick
Red Frye
Ray Murphy
Wally Bergstrom
Buzz Dean
Dean
Erwin Prasse
Dick Evans
Ed McLain
Russell Bush
Eddie Anderson
Frank Carideo
Jim Harris
Ander
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Charles Filipi
Lena Gea Hee Tans
Leo Lucas
Glassgow
Roberts
Frank Frisbee
Coe
Grant
Central
Sioux City
Havel
Powers
Notre Dame
Jack Elder
Army
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Pop Warner
Tad Jones
Bill Alexander
All-America Board
Rockne
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Leo Novak
Cedar Rapids Station
Carter
Manville
Shoudy
Brown
Uridil
Heath
McClung
Skelly
Zvacek
Ed Hines
Hahn
Hitchcock
Stamats
Kern
Harper
Auracher
Lazio
Knapp
White
Boles
Mumford
Searles
Tangeman
Cummins
Carnegie
Kid Burlingham
Steve Herrick
Kewanee, Jr
Coliseum
Herb Lammers
Cedar Rapids High
Marshalltown
Tigers
Lohman
Slater
Belding
Aubrey Devine
Jimmy Ashmore
Glenn Devine
Ira Carrithers
Ellis Verink
Navy
Straw Bailey
Carlstrom
Parks
Vernon
Morningside
Mattison
Brueckner
Houghton
Warnock
Drake
Barron
Carberry
Moss
Bailey
Wilson
Uhl
R. H. Finger
Cedar Rapids High School
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DIAL
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Ohio State
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