Notre Dame Dominates Kansas In Season Opener
Notre Dame powered to a 52-0 win over Kansas in the opener as 84 players saw action. Steve Sitko led the first scoring drive, with Stevenson, Zontini, Tonelli and Hofer contributing in a high tempo start before intermission.
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Tom
Waterboy
University of Kansas
Elmer Layden
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Ind
Cubs Win in National League in Two Games
Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with St Louis on August 20 and September 1, staying mid pack in the standings. Key players included Myers, Medwick, Mize, Padgett, and Jurges with notable hits and defensive plays shaping both games.
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Reds Beat Pirates to Narrow NL Pennant Race
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 6 to remove them from the NL pennant chase while Chicago swept the second game of a doubleheader against St Louis after dropping the opener, claiming the division flag.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Viewpoint on Friday Night High School Football Outcomes
Leo Lucas previews Friday night games affecting Iowa City Clinton Franklin Wilson and other teams. Notes Clinton's 13 0 loss to Iowa City and Wilson's road tests at Marion and Roosevelt while Ames and Dubuque show strength. Coe and Beloit face opening conference games as Kohawks begin at Beloit.
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M and J league batting champion Klinger's .472 mark tops
Iowa State sophomore M and J league star M and J batsman M. Klinger of Wilson Packers captured the batting title with a .472 average while 18 year old Franklin senior Ivan Reid led pitching with six wins without a loss. Quaker Oats dominated RBI leaders and Iowa Light and Power headed team stats.
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Franklin High School
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Crimson gridiron hopes rise at Monmouth game
The Crimson wearers look for scoring in a home crowd matchup at Monmouth. If they click there, they may hit form by October 15 at Mount Vernon for the Cornell homecoming contest.
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Cornell Beats Columbia 26 to 0 in Rough Shown Game
Cornell wins 26 to 0 as Columbia struggles with turnovers and a frustrated offense. Purkey, Tornquist and Harris score for Cornell while Columbia fights errors, interceptions, and fumbles in a hard fought contest.
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Columbia
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Tornquist
Leonard Wilson
I Men’s Club Set for Homecoming Meeting
About two hundred former athletes are expected at the Alumni I club gathering in the fieldhouse on homecoming morning Oct 8. Albert Jenkins of Cedar Rapids will preside as president. a buffet lunch will follow. Officers for the coming year will be elected and the executive board of 14 members will meet before the general session.
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Iowa City
Albert Jenkins
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes Seek December Warmup Game For 1938-39 Schedule
University of Iowa basketball coach Rollie Williams says the Hawkeyes need one more game to complete the 1938-39 schedule. With 18 games billed already, a late December contest is sought before the Christmas break, as the conference slate begins January 7.
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Rollie Williams
Foxx Hits Two Homers as Red Sox Top Yankees 9-2
Jimmy Foxx belted his 49th and 50th home runs to power Boston past New York 9 to 2. Jim Bagby limited the Yankees to four hits while Foxx delivered key blows including the bases loaded homer in the fifth and a five run rally.
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Bob Feller To Be Honored At His Home Town
Van Meter Iowa plans an all day celebration for Bob Feller with a morning program, a game with the Colored Monarchs of Omaha in the afternoon, and a Golden Gloves boxing exhibition in the evening. Cited attractions include Rol... Hemsley Hal Trosky, Gov Kraschel and B. B. Hickenlooper. Bands from Van Meter and Adel high schools perform.
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Democratic Party
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Cedar Rapids
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Martin Frederickson
Bobby Calahan
van Meter
Adel
Boilermakers Edge Butler 21-6 in Late Rally
Purdue defeats Butler 21 to 6 before about 15 000 fans. Jack Brown scores twice including a first quarter rushing TD, Lou Brock adds a 28 yard end run, and Butler reaches only a late TD as Purdue subs see action. Harding leads Butler with a 13 yard scoring pass and multiple runs in a rough outdoor clash.
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Greenberg Goes Hitless as Galehouse Shuts Out Tigers
Cleveland pitcher Denny Galehouse tossed a five hit shutout, fanning five, as the Cleveland Indians blanked the Detroit Tigers 3 0? The AP report notes Hank Greenberg went 0 for 4, hurting his bid for a 60th homer to match Babe Ruth.
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Denny Galehouse
Detroit Tigers
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Sox and Browns split doubleheader in Chicago
The White Sox won the first game 6 to 3 against the Browns and then lost the nightcap 4 to 0 as darkness ended play after five innings in Chicago.
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Hudson tackles Corrigan hero runs to wrong goal
Hudson high school lineman Andy Salamin intercepted a pass against Michigan Center and began a 15 yard return toward the wrong goal. Teammates finally stopped him and turned him around. The Hudson team won 29 0 in the season opener.
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Hudson, Mich
Corrigan
Andy Salamin
Hudson High School
Michigan Center High
Salamin
Missouri Shocks Colorado 14-7 in Season Opener
Missouri, trailing early, rallied with a strong running and passing attack to defeat Colorado 14 to 7 in the season opener at Columbia. The Tigers mounted the comeback behind key plays from their offense as the game progressed.
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University of Missouri
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Injuries Fatal To High School Player
Eugene Davidson a Deer River junior died in a Grand Rapids hospital from injuries sustained in a Deep River Nashwauk game Friday. His neck was broken when he tackled a receiver after Deer River kicked off to Nashwauk.
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