Beloit Visits Coe In Midwest Conference Clash
Beloit and Coe College prepare for a 2 PM kickoff at Coe athletic field in a Midwest Conference game. Coe lists a full 25 man roster led by Dale Thompson with Frost moving to right half and Nicholson at left half. Beloit plans backfield by Hannifan if recovered, with Yule Rimmke Martin and others lining up on defense. Officials: Roy Williams, Tom Crabbe, Don Wolfe.
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Coe
Kohawks
Beloit
Dale Thompson
Moray Eby
Crimson
Eby
Ray Christy
John Harkness
Bob Schuetzky
Ralph Pilgrim
Chuck Griffith
Chuck Joss
Bob Christensen
Lou Mulder
Sam Myers
Ray Frost
Bob Nicholson
Loras
Dick Wilson
Christy
Milt Starcevich
Christensen
Wilbur Gregor
Nicholson
Gregor
Frost
Morris Trickey
John Hannifan
Louis Means
Joe Turner
Russ Hafferkamp
Vince Strawman
Hannifan
Means
Jack Yule
Art Rimmke
Jack Martin
Ed Mathys
Dick Pettibone
John Anderson
Don Schultz
Schultz
Roy Williams
Wisconsin
Tom Crabbe
Knox
Don Wolfe
Grinnell
Gophers Meet Bernies Team In No 1 Football Showdown
New York reports college football opens the weekend with the Minnesota Gophers facing Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Cadets, a top matchup amid a slate that includes Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech and Texas vs Northwestern. Favorites lean to Minnesota’s foe, with a 6 to 5 betting spread echoed in many games.
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New York
Georgia Naval Cadets
North Carolina
Baylor
Notre Dame
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
California
Calif
Washington
Santa Clara
Stanford
Cadets
S.L.A
Fordham
Tennessee
Purdue
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
L.S
Minnesota
Iowa Cadets
Gopher
Bernie Bierman
Georgia Tech
Texas
Northwestern Great Lakes
Iowa
Wisconsin
Marquette
Nebraska
Iowa State
Illinois
Butler
Ohio State
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan State
Ore
Lifornia
U.S.C
U.C.L.A
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Denver
Kansas
Ls.u
Rice
Penn
Harvard
Pitt
SMU
Colgate
Cornell
Army
Lafayette
Penn State
Bucknell
Duquesne
Holy Cross
Navy
Virginia
Columbia
Maine
Yale
Lehigh
Princeton
Williams
Williamsburg Youth Strafes Jap Convoy
Lieut. Frank Curbisher of Williamsburg Iowa piloted an attack against Japanese convoys in New Guinea. He and fellow American pilots dived from 15 000 feet to tree tops and unleashed heavy gunfire, spreading death on the journey from Nauru to Buna.
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New Guinea
Ins
Frank Curbisher
Williamsburg
Nauru
Buna
United Nations New
World Series Game Three Shift for Yankees and Cardinals
The New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals head to New York for the third World Series game at Yankee Stadium as the series stands even. Managers Billy Southworth and Joe McCarthy weigh pitching options with ace southpaws Ernie White, Max Lanier and rookie Spurgeon Chandler in the mix for Game three and potential adjustments for Game four dependent on Saturday’s outcome.
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New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Lanier
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Spurgeon Chandler
Ailey Donald
Hank Borowy
Chandler
McCarthy
Borowy
Southworth
Johnny Beazley
Morton Cooper
Donald
Iowa Hawks Face Great Lakes Service Team At Home
Iowa University aims to keep its 1942 season unbeaten as Dr Eddie Anderson leads the Hawks at Iowa Stadium against a vengeful Great Lakes service squad. Tom Farmer quarterbacks in the explosive T formation while Duke Curran's speed provides an aerial threat.
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Iowa City
Iowa University
Iowa Stadium
Great Lakes
Iowa
Michigan
Eddie Anderson
Hawks
Duke Curran
Nebraska
Tom Farmer
Y Members to Discuss Formation of Leagues
Y.M.C.A. industrial members meet at 7 15 tonight at the Y.M.C.A. to lay groundwork for basketball and volleyball leagues. Representatives from La Plant Choate Iowa Electric Light and Power Quaker Oats Universal Crusher Iowa Manufacturing Collins Radio and Penick and a will attend. Meeting is open to members.
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Y.M.C.A
la Plant-Choate
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Quaker Oats
Universal Crusher
Iowa Manufacturing
Collins Radio
Penick and A
Cornell Loses Gene Waldorf For Ripon Tilt
Cornell opens its 1942 football season at Mount Vernon against Ripon. Gene Waldorf is out with a sprained ankle after scrimmage, leaving Koch to start Jimmy King at tailback as the Purple face a strong Midwest Conference test. Starting seniors are Haloupek Bodine Roberts with Silliman at quarterback. sophomores Geller King Miller Stevens. Joy at left tackle. Harris at right tackle amid a line with Haloupek and other veterans sidelined.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell
Koch Clan
Ripon
Ledger
Purple
Gene Waldorf
Koch
Jimmy King
Walt Haloupek
Earl Bodine
Paul Roberts
Dick Silliman
Dick Geller
Bob King
Miller
Bill Stevens
Rodney Joy
Jim Harris
Harris
Haloupek
Sports Jabs. Fall River and Elizabeth Boxing Notes
Sports briefs from Fall River and Elizabeth highlight several boxing match results. Pete Louthis and Wallace Cress are noted fighters with mentions of opponents and bouts listed in terse results. The item references Fast Orange and Back Streater with partial scores or identifiers in a compact telegraph-like summary.
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Fall River
Mass
Pete Louthis
Wallace Cress
al Beres
Joe de Jesus
New York
Accidental Deaths Cause Hemorrhaging Statistically
An analysis notes accidental deaths claim about 10 children and 20 adults per week in the United States. The data highlights unintended fatalities across ages and settings, underscoring broad public safety concerns.
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United States
Nelson defends farm food supplies and budget limits
War Production Chief Donald Nelson told the House Agriculture Committee that the nation will have enough food for the duration of the war but may have to skip luxury foods. He said agriculture must fit into a war economy and backed farm leaders on machinery priorities while noting material limits. Critics accused him of lacking understanding on farm labor and production issues.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
House Agriculture Committee
Nelson
Kansas City
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
New Labor Federation Formed Separate from AFL CIO
In Chicago delegates from the Mechanics Educational Society and 14 other unions launched a new labor federation independent of the AFL and CIO. They claim over 160000 members led by MES founder Matthew Smith of Detroit as president, citing dissatisfaction with existing federations and the right to strike as a motivation.
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Chicago
Mechanics Educational Society
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Smith
Detroit
MES
Gena
AFL
R A F Bombs Flensburg U-Boat Yards and Baltic Shipping
Royal Air Force bombers attacked Flensburg shipyards and Baltic coast targets in a major raid. German reports claim 20 RAF planes shot down while Berlin calls the attack heavy but disproportionate to results. Fire balloons and warnings from German broadcasts accompanied the raids.
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London
Royal Air Force
Flensburg
Reuters
Germany
Berlin
R.A.F
R.af
Reich
Police the Winnah Over 224-Pounder In Tavern Battle
Richard Anderson, 24, of Chicago weighing 224 pounds, clashed with Cedar Rapids officers at Kosina's tavern on Fourteenth Avenue SE. Patrolmen Harley Simon and John Kuba entered after a disturbance, and Anderson resisted, sparking a brawl. He was fined $50 and costs in police court.
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Richard Anderson
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Harley Simon
John Kuba
Kosina
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Anderson
Frank Kosina
Howard Walsh
Harry S. Johnson
British Decorate Iowa Soldier Who Fought at Dieppe
Corp. Frank lin M. Koons of Swea City Iowa a member of the American Ranger battalion received the British military medal for conspicuous leadership during the Dieppe raid on August 19. He led a detachment of Ranger snipers and was among the first Americans to fight on French soil in this war. He was the only American decorated by Britain for bravery at Dieppe.
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London
Franklin M. Koons
Ranger
Dieppe
Corp
Koons
Swea City
War Bond Drive Appeal Urges 19 Percent Share
Citizens are urged to contribute to the War Bond program with a target of 19 percent of income, highlighting the duty of readers to support Allied efforts and fund military needs.
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Wellington
Zelon
Melton
Ana A
Paragon
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Foses
Men's Union
Sam Browne
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Eet Trust Clc
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