Third All-State Team Picks From Iowa Roster
Bill Taylor of Roosevelt headlines the third all state squad chosen by the Iowa Daily Press Association. The roster includes 12 seniors and one junior, with players from Cedar Rapids Ames Albia Colo Carroll Creston Des Moines and Dowling Des Moines among the selections. Highlights feature six foot plus linemen and a 180 plus pound line, plus notable backs and ends like Taylor, Siebold, Thorup, Harville, McKinney, Schalk, Ireland, Porto, Baker, and Shanklin.
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AR Rapids Gazette
NDA
Bill Taylor
Roosevelt
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Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
D. Moines
IDPA
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Dick Bliss
Ames
Burt Sheen
Central Iowa
Hughes
Ida Gro
A. Anding
Meman
S. G. Vickerstaff
Grove
Joe Simonetto
Albia
Donald Siebold
Ackley
Siebold
Leo Thorup
Carroll
George Harville
Creston
Hawkeye Six
Bill Stauss
Wea
Panther
Wayne McKinney
Colo
Charles Schalk
Iowa Falls
Forest City
Howard Flower
Harold Ireland
Fairfield
Dick Crayne
Anthony Porto
Dowling Des Moines
East Des Moines
Elmo Baker
West Waterloo
Soility
Duncan Shanklin
Atlantic
Buster
Russell Ruff
Trojans
All-Big Ten selections and coaching moves noted
United Press reports a 1934 All-Big Ten first team includes five Minnesota players Larson Bevan Tenner and Lund with Hutson Steen Monahan and others. Also coverage of coach resignations at California Missouri and Rose Bowl nods for Alabama Stanford. Mentions Muscatine Hawkeyes Notre Dame and early 20th century Iowa Coe and Cedar Rapids items.
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Alabama
Lund
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California
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Carleton
Stanford
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Frank Carideo
Missouri
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Washington High
Forrestal
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Ahlf
Ivan Blackmer
Iowa
Hawks
Hamline
Glassgow
Roberts
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Coe
Grant
Central
Sioux City
Coe Field
Havel
Powers
Notre Dame
Jack Elder
Army
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Pop Warner
Tad Jones
Bill Alexander
All-America Board
Rockne
Kid Burlingham
Steve Herrick
Kewanee
Herb Lammers
Cedar Rapids High
Marshalltown
Tigers
Lohman
Slater
Belding
Aubrey Devine
Jimmy Ashmore
Ohio State Wins Title but Gate Receipts Decline
Ohio State University’s 1939 football season netted 250,885 fans at five home games, a drop of 64,078 from last year’s 314,963 despite winning the Big Ten and posting a 6 2 record. The decline averages almost 13,000 per game at Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
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Bucks
Ohio Stadium
Hawkeyes Disgusted At Turn Of Fate
Iowa City AP report recalls the 1939 Iowa Hawkeyes season ending with a bruised Nile Kinnick out for post season play. The squad, praised as heroic but denied a conference share, looks to return next season with several seniors graduates and freshmen to be developed by Coach Eddie Anderson and aides Carideo Harris.
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Glenn Devine
Coe
Ira Carrithers
Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Nile Kinnick
Kinnick
Red Frye
Ray Murphy
Wally Bergstrom
Buzz Dean
Dean
Erwin Prasse
Dick Evans
Ed McLain
Russell Bush
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