Coe Tackles Central of Pella in Iowa Conference Opener
Coe College meets Central College of Pella in a 2 PM Saturday game in Des Moines area. Coach Eby reshapes the lineup with three sophomores in backfield led by quarterback Roy Roughton and gift veterans, while guards Matt Starcevich and Perry Larson anchor a revamped forward wall.
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Carleton
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Walt Kinch
Chris Bazos
Ed Cisler
Bates
Sophs
Bob Norris
Ralph Essham
Belle Plaine
Ron Smith
Perry Larson
Matt Starcevich
LeRoy McLeod
Howard Wilfong
Coe
Monmouth
Cornell
Beloit
Knox
Grinnell
Drake
Cee
McLeod
Lesiie Norris
Vanzee Starcevich
Paulin Esshom
Miller Larson
Lindberg
Ween Y Wilfong
Cesses
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Se Ford Kinch
Seer
E. Davis Cisler
Gardner
Jack North
Highland Park
Duane Wilson
Illinois
Orville Rust
Des Moines
Moray Eby
Central College
Bee Drake
Chicago Advocates Withdraw From The Big Ten
Ma toon student daily argues abolition of all intercollegiate athletics and Chicago's withdrawal from the Big Ten. The piece calls money and attention to varsity sports disproportionate and urges expanded intramural programs. alumni reaction is anticipated as the university considers leaving now or next year.
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University of Chicago
Matoon
U. of C
William McNeill
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Pro Football Game With Rock Island Canceled
The Cedar Rapids Crushers in the Northwest professional league won t open the home season next Sunday with Rock Island as the game was canceled due to Rock Island s financial troubles and exit from the league this season. Negotiations with the Brown Bombers of Chicago for a game this week fell through as they could not play on that date but may meet Cedar Rapids later. Cedar Rapids will host LaCrosse on Oct 10 and St Paul on Oct 17 at Cedar Rapids in league play.
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Upper Iowa Eleven Faces Penn College in Oskaloosa
Upper Iowa University plans its first game of the season against Penn College in Oskaloosa on Saturday October 2. The squad of twenty two to twenty five players is expected to travel with a probable lineup including End Faye Tate or Brady or Bellis, St Andrusyk, lg Strong, c.
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Gazette
Fayette
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Upper Iowa University
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Brady
Bellis
St. Andrusyk
Strong
Waukon High Shuts Out Monona Eleven 41 to 0
Waukon high school hosted Monona in the annual home coming game and defeated the visitors 41 to 0 on the local gridiron. Freeman Jay scored two touchdowns and Herald Brandt one in the first quarter. Monona mounted no reply.
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Gazette
Waukon
Waukon High School
Monona
Freeman Jay
Herald Brandt
Purdue Meets Ohio State in Big Ten Opener Showdown
Purdue seeks first victory over Ohio State in Columbus as Cecil Isbell leads a 36-man squad. The Buckeyes, favored to challenge Minnesota, hold light signals while Purdue trains for a crucial conference start before an expected 45 000 crowd.
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Minnesota Gophers
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Two Iowa Swimmers Leave Iowa College
Iowa City report says two promising sophomores Glenn Dunn of Beatrice Nebraska and William Tesla of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania will not return to school. Coach Dave Armbruster notes Tesla as the top sprinter among last year’s freshmen and Dunn as an all state backstroke performer. Armbruster plans fall drills with five veterans including Ray Walters Arnold Christen Captain Robert Christians Fred Kershaw and Robert Allen. Allen is sidelined for football.
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William Tesla
Pittsburgh
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Armbruster
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Rockford
Arnold Christen
Hammond
Ind
Robert Christians
Chicago
Fred Kershaw
Cedar Rapids
Robert Allen
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Keswick Beats Kinross Nine 6-0 On Kinross Diamond
Keswick high school baseball team defeated Kinross 6 to 0 on the Kinross diamond Tuesday afternoon. Pitcher Ledford allowed no runs while striking out seven as Keswick took early control and cruised to the win.
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the Gazette
Keswick
Keswick High School
Kinross
All-America Football Selections by Howard Jones
Pacific coast preview notes Washington favored to beat Southern California in Los Angeles. USC, led by quarterback Ambrose Schindler and passer Grenville Landsdell, could challenge despite recent losses. Washington State and Stanford expected to win their openers. California over Oregon State. Montana over Texas Tech. UCLA bye.
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Sam Chapman
Dave Anderson
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Purple Lineup Set For Game With Lawrence
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell readies for a Saturday game with Lawrence College Jim Sprague soph back from Newton likely to spearhead the attack hampered by injuries in Grinnell and Monmouth games Charles Harris joins backfield Singled out for front line are ends Bob Maloney Franklin Cole tackles James Watson Russell Spencer guards Ralph Bowman Gleb Fedorin center Charles Hokonson Bench backs Ben Petersen Ray Knudson Dale Brand with Sprague Peters Don Pease Roger McClanahan Red Fais among newcomers challenging regulars.
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Sophomre
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Sprague
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Monmouth
Charles Harris
Dick Barker
Bill Watson
Don Pease
Roger McClanahan
Red Fais
Viewers note Wilbur Scantlebury links with Orville Rust
A Tri City piece highlights the coach duo of Wilbur Scantlebury and Orville Rust, clarifying Rust is mistaken for twin Art of Newton. It describes Davenport High’s nine game fall schedule and the Oct 14 Blue Devils vs St Ambrose academy clash as fans pack the stands.
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Wilbur Scantlebury
Rock Island
Orville Rust
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Islanders
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Art
Newton
Orv
Scantlebury
Iowa University
Giants Hold Edge as Yankees Face Lefty Threats
Cap Crossley reports his ankle is improving slowly and he hopes to walk next week. The World Series debate shifts toward the Giants with southpaws Hubbell and Melton looming for four of the games. Hubbell 21–8 in 253 innings. Melton 20–9 in 242.
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Ill
Cap Crossley
Raiders
Davenport
Giants
Yankees
Volue
Nationals
Carl Hubbell
Cliff Melton
Hubbell
Melton
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
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Boxing Roundup Across Cities From AP Report
Boxing results listed by city with ages and outcomes. Notable bouts include Max Marek of Boston ahead of Dick Maloney in speed, Teddy Xarosz defeating Billy Cena in Pittsburgh, Emilie Martines stopping in Denver, and Joe Leuis knocking out Young Weiss in Pueblo.
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Chicago
Dick Maloney
Pittsburgh
Billy Cena
Pittsburch
Teddy Xarosz
Denver
Alabama Kid
Columbus
Chio
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Pueblo
Cele
Joe Leuis
Mmny Weiss
Field
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New York
Carnera Barred From Fighting In London
The British boxing board ruled that Primo Carnera was unfit and refused him permission to fight an unnamed opponent in London on October 28. Carnera is in Italy.
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Primo Carnera
Carnera
Italy
Clinstock Wins Go With Harold Wade at Coliseum
Jim Clinstock, the husky Indian, defeated Harold Wade two falls to one in the main event after winning the first. Wade took the middle fall when Clinstock was disqualified for using wrist tape as an illegal hold. In the deciding third fall Clinstock finished Wade quickly. Lou Plummer and Frank Brown drew, while Al Loser beat Earl Wade in the opening bout.
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Jim Clinstock
Harold Wade
Clinstock
Jimmy Bear
Wade
Lou Plum
Pug Rentner to Play with Chicago Bears
Ernest J. Rentner once Northwestern halfback and two time All American joins the Chicago Bears in a three way deal involving the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Rams. He gained 1551 yards in 1931 and was MVP in 1932 for passing blocking and ball carrying.
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Chicago
Ernest J
Maquoketa Defeats Clinton B Team 29 to 6
Maquoketa high school cruised past Clinton B 29 to 6 on Thursday. Swordes opened scoring in the second, with additional touchdowns in the third and early in the fourth as coach Johnson rotated players after building a 19 point cushion. Clinton added late points in the fourth.
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the Gazette
Maquoketa
Maquoketa High School
Clinton
Swordes
Johnson
Poison ivy leaves allegedly have venomous spines
A brief item claims poison ivy bears "fangs" on its leaves that can eject a toxic fluid when disturbed, warning readers about contact with the plant.
Gopher Backfield Faces Huskers In Big Test
In Lincoln Minnesota brings a powerful backfield unit to challenge Nebraska’s line led by Charley Brock. The 1937 meeting marks the nineteenth between schools with Minnesota holding a strong advantage. About 35 000 fans expected.
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Neb
Nebraska
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
North Dakota
Huskers
Bierman
Andy Uram
North
Charley Brock
U.S. A
Aram
Brock
St Patrick's Ramblers to Meet I C Greyhounds in Sunday Game
The 9th grade football teams from St Patrick's and I C Greyhounds clash at Hill Park on Sunday afternoon at 1 30. The event pits local school squads in a weekend matchup with kickoff set for early afternoon.
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St. Patrick’s Ramblers
I. C. Greyhounds
Hill Park
Honeymead Products Joint Tenants Property Claim
Honeymead Products transfers property to R. P. and Lydia B. Andreas or survivor as joint tenants and not tenants in common subject to a $20,000 lien. Describes parcels in sections 27, 22, 32, and 27 with indicated halves and quarters. Filed August 31, 1937, with value consideration noted.
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R. P
Lydia B
Andreas
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