Michigan Hawks Edge Iowa in Big Ten opener preview
In a season preview Michigan holds a slight edge over Iowa as both rebuilds aim for conference impact. Notre Dame and Southern California loom large for Indiana and Ohio State while Purdue Pitt and other Big Ten matchups promise closely fought games.
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Coe Grid Captain Hospitalized Amid Beloit Prep
Coe football captain Hank Moss remained hospitalized at St. Luke's after an acute intestinal disorder, with blood counts a concern though improving. Coach Moray L. Eby adjusted lineups as injuries linger, with guard Bob Schuetzky, end Bob Cullen, and fullback De Wayne Van Deelen in the medical group. The team prepared a night game with Beloit, leaving Friday at 7 a.m. after a brief lunch stop in Freeport, Illinois.
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Beloit
Moss
St. Luke's
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Eby
Schuetzky
Joss
Nick Aegerter
Sumner
Ken Wigness
Harlan
Vic Lowman
Dick Lane
Billy Arnett
Freeport
Ill
Ottumwa to Dedicate 90000 Dollar Field Friday
Ottumwa high school will dedicate its new 90000 dollar athletic field Friday night at halftime during the Ottumwa Fairfield football game. Ray Murray of the state WPA office will represent the federal agency and state officials at the dedicatory ceremonies.
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Five More Six Man Tilts On Arlington Schedule
Arlington high school's six man football schedule adds five games after a season opener tie with Elgin. The slate lists Oct 3 Hawkeye at home, Oct 10 Wadena away, Oct 17 Calmar at home, Oct 23 Plainfield away for night game, and Oct 31 Tripoli away.
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Iowa Freshmen Football Roster Listed by Hofer
University of Iowa announces a 70 man freshman football roster under Coach Bill Hofer with fall drills underway. The list includes players from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Chicago among others with Omaha and Davenport represented in this extensive callow squad.
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Glenn Devine
Daryl Annis
Waterloo
Paul Boyce
Fairfield
Bill Barbour
Mason City
Ralph Keardsley
Anamosa
Martin Boyd
Dodge City
Kan
Henry Blum
Terrill Russell Benda
Tama
Robert Barta
Donald Black
Iowas City
Duke Curran Oulncy
Harold Groove
Grinnell
Robert Davis
Des Moines
Aubrey Dachlau
Mediapolis
Orville Davidsmeyer
Downers Grove
Iil
Allen Elger
Waukesha
Wis
Danrel Eblen
Cumberland
Melvin Erickson
Chicago
Daniel Eicher
Wayland
Fred Evans
Atalissa
Jack Fertee
Oskaloosa
Harry Frey
James Ferguson Downers
Grove
Ill
Arthur Flint
Highland Park
Robert Galligher
Rockford
Mike Titesha
Bonton
Bruno Niedjiela
Evirene Olson
Badger
Dave Pape
Dubuque
Frank Pircher
Don Philips
Maquoketa
Lloyd Palmer
Westville
Henry Rudolph
Aledo
Bill Rissman
Davenport
Bill Salmonson
Moline
Edsel Schweitzer
Burlington
Gordon Schmidt
Leonard Scherf
Robert Spencer
Richard Taylor
Cedar
Changes In High School Football Game Tax Rates
Fred Winter announces new tax structure for Hill Park high school football games. General admission will be 40 cents total with 36 cents base plus 4 cents tax, student guest tickets 25 cents total with 21 cents base plus 4 cents tax. Tax tickets for complimentary admissions rise to 5 cents.
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Pro Football Ground Gainers Lead Early NFL Standings
In Chicago AP report Pug Manders leads NFL ground gainers with 132 yards in two games for Brooklyn. Cecil Isbell and Don Hutson top aerial leaders for Green Bay with Isbell 348 passing yards and Hutson 135 receiving yards.
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Billy Jefferson
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Philadelphia
Bill Dowell
25 Man Baseball Squad Practicing At Luther
Special to The Gazette Decorah Iowa a 25 man squad is practicing on the Luther college diamond for next season. The group includes lettermen and reserves from last year and new men sought by Coach Sig Reque to strengthen positions. Indoor batting practice will begin after the new year to improve conditioning for possible bad spring weather.
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Y W C A Table Tennis League Set To Open
Y W C A announces its table tennis league begins on October 8 with practice rounds this week. Teams include Captain Gilbert Johnson Bob Baxwell Hildegarde Krause Anna Mae Andresen Captain Sally Henry Billy Shuttleworth Bill Fletcher Florence Markey Captain Delorus Woods Earl Beck Shirley Kreutner Carroll Filson. Others may join by contacting Delorus Woods or Miss Williams at the Y. W. C. A.
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Carroll Filson
Miss Williams
Major League Clubs Draft Repass Galle
Sixteen minor leaguers earned shots at major league berths as the annual draft by major clubs took place. Washington Cubs Detroit each made two picks while Cincinnati St Louis New York had none.
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Bill Gallon Captures Kentucky Futurity at Lexington Trots
Hambletonian champion Bill Gallon won the 49th Kentucky Futurity at Lexington with easy straight-heat wins in the $8,320 event. Lucy Hanover placed second and Fast Train third as Gallon, owned by R. H. Johnston of Charlotte, N C., was driven by Lee Smith.
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Plan Special Grid Events At Iowa U
Plans were underway for the University of Iowa football celebrations Homecoming on November 1 and Dad's Day on November 15. Prof. George Haskell is head of the Homecoming committee while A.F.I. starts work on Dad's Day. Iowa meets Indiana on Homecoming date and Hawkeye Minnesota on Dad's Day.
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Bucky Harris To Return As Washington Manager In 1942
Washington AP reports Stanley Raymond Harris known as Bucky Harris will manage the Washington baseball club again in 1942. President Clark Griffith announced Harris had been rehired for the upcoming season.
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Bucky” Harris
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Nationals Name Manager for Eighth Straight Season
The team announced signing the manager for salary terms not disclosed. He will start his eighth consecutive season with the Nationals as skipper and his nineteenth season as a major league manager.
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Tipton Six-Man Team Rout Lenox 53 to 6 in Monticello
Tipton junior college hammered Lenox 53 to 6 on the Monticello field in a six man football game. Sheets starred with seven touchdowns totaling 42 points for Tipton. Moylan added the other score. Lambert caught a Lenox TD, Timmons led Lenox offensively.
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Jabs in Jersey City Bout Ends With Shipyard Victory
In a spirited boxing card from Jersey City, Wild Bill McDowell defeats Leo Dalmain in a bout featuring Clarence King and Paterson's Je in a clash linked to the Washington DC authority. The event includes Worcester Mass competitor Dalmaine and a Port Chester participant, marking a regional show.
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No Special Race in Sight for Whirlaway
Warren Wright's Whirlaway and Samuel D. Riddle's War Relic will not meet in a $25,000 special. Belmont Park promoter Alfred Van derbilt had proposed a one and a half mile race at 126 pounds, but owners could not agree. Wright favored the original conditions. Riddle wanted a mile and a quarter at 122 pounds, and the plan collapsed after days of discussions.
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Michigan coach predicts Nelson ready to face Iowa
University of Michigan coach Fritz Crisler said Midget Davey Nelson should be in shape to play against Iowa after a leg injury sustained against Michigan State last week.
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Sinutz Reaches 630 Wins in Bowling Standings Duel
Lincoln Alleys defeated Fox Deluxe in a two of three game set as Sinutz posts a league leading 630 while Novotny and Krueger post strong 622 and 611 series respectively. Nezerka and Kirwin top women leaders with 506 and 504 pins as newcomer Women’s club league debuts with Tremel’s 424.
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Michigan football star Lawton dies at 53 in Ann Arbor
George M. Lawton, 53, former Michigan University football star of 1909 and 1910, died at his home in Ann Arbor on Tuesday from a heart attack. Lawton was regarded as one of Michigan’s finest punters and fullbacks under coach Fielding H. Yost.
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