Beloit and Kohawks set for Midwest clash at Coe field
Beloit and Coe college readies for a 2 p.m. kickoff Saturday at the Coe athletic field in a Midwest Conference game. Kohawks rely on a 25 man roster led by Dale Thompson and a guard heavy line while Beloit preps its T formation with backfield options briefed for a fight.
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Beloit
Dale Thompson
Moray Eby
Crimson
Eby
Ray Christy
John Harkness
Bob Schuetzky
Ralph Pilgrim
Chuck Griffith
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 Open Season Versus Bernies Team In No 1 Game
New York dispatch details a college football carnival as Minnesota faces Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Cadets in the day’s marquee contest. Other major matchups include Notre Dame versus Georgia Tech, Texas versus Northwestern, and California Cadets against UCLA with various favorites and odds highlighted.
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Stags
Georgia Naval Cadets
North Carolina
Baylor
Oklahoma Aggies
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Mississippi
Temple
VMI
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Iowa
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Great Lakes
Texas
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Duquesne
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Navy
Iowa Cadets
Bernie Bierman
Wisconsin
Marquette
Nebraska
Iowa State
Illinois
Butler
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Indiana
Michigan
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Uc.l.a
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Denver
Kansas
Rice
Pitt
L.M.U
Army
Lafayette
Penn State
Bucknell
Columbia
Maine
Yale
Lehigh
Princeton
Williams
Williamsburg Youth Strafes Jap Convoy
Lieut. Frank Durbisher of Williamsburg Iowa was among American pilots who strafed Jap convoys along the trail from Nauru to Buna in New Guinea. Diving from 15,000 feet, Durbisher and his crew unleashed machine gun fire, spreading death and destruction.
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Ins
Frank Durbisher
Williamsburg
Nauru
Buna
United Nations
Saturday's Mound Foes May Be White Chandler
The New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals split the World Series games in St Louis and head to Yankee Stadium for game three. Managers Southworth and McCarthy project probable starters with Chandler, White, Lanier and Borowy in play as a potential five game set looms.
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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
Atley Donald
Hank Borawy
Chandler
McCarthy
Borawy
Southworth
Johnny Beazley
Morton Cooper
Donald
Farmer's Aerials Carry Iowa Hopes in Big Lakes Clash
Iowa's unbeaten 1942 team faces Great Lakes service squad at Iowa Stadium in a showdown to preserve its perfect record. Quarterback Tom Farmer leads a fast passing attack built on the explosive "T" formation as Iowa eyes a rebound after the 9 0 loss to Michigan and a tough test against a big line.
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Iowa University
Iowa Stadium
Great Lakes
Iowa
Michigan
Eddie Anderson
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Duke Curran
Nebraska
Tom Farmer
YMCA Industrial Members Eye League Formation
Y.M.C.A. industrial members will meet at 7 15 tonight at the Y.M.C.A. to lay groundwork for basketball and volleyball leagues. Representatives of La Plant Choate Iowa Electric Light and Power Quaker Oats Universal Crusher Iowa Manufacturing Collins Radio and Penick and Ford will attend. The meeting is open to all Y members.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power
Quaker Oats
Universal Crusher
Iowa Manufacturing
Collins Radio
Penick and Ford
Cornell Loses Waldorf For Ripon Tilt
Cornell opens its 1942 football season against Ripon with Gene Waldorf sidelined by a sprained ankle. Coach Koch lists Jimmy King as tailback starter amid a youth-filled line led by sophomores and a few seniors in the backfield and on the line.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell
Koch Clan
Ripon
Ledger
Purple
Gene Waldorf
Koch
Jimmy King
Boxing Bout Results With Knockouts Across Several Cities
Pete Louthis defeated Jimmy Riley by knockout in Cumberland, while Wallace Cross stopped Tast Orange in Elizabeth. Al Horos edged Sutiolated in Bridsenort, and Jack Streator authorized Joe De Jesus in New York. An unrelated note reports accidental poisoning kills about 10 children and 20 adults weekly in the U S.
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Associated Press
Tall River
Mass
Pete Louthis
Cumberland
No L
Jimmy Riley
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Wallace Cross
Tast Orange
al Horos
Bridsenort
Conn
Jack Streator
Catlingswood
Joe de Jesus
New York
United States
Nelson defends farm needs amid war food supply doubts
War Production Chief Donald M. Nelson told the House Agriculture Committee that the nation will have enough food for the war, though he cautioned against luxury foods and warned agriculture must fit the war economy. He defended WPB attention to agriculture while noting material limits on farm equipment. The panel criticized his stance on farm labor issues.
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Donald M. Nelson
House Agriculture Committee
Nelson
American Legion
Kansas City
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
New federation of labor formed in Chicago breakaway
Delegates from the Mechanics Educational Society and 14 independent unions formed a labor federation separate from both the CIO and AFL. They claim over 160000 members, led temporarily by MES founder Matthew Smith of Detroit. He cites dissatisfaction with the two major bodies and accuses them of selling out the right to strike.
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Mechanics Educational Society
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Smith
Detroit
MES
AFL
The
CIO
Heavy RAF Raid Targets German U Boat Yards
London reports large RAF raid on Flensburg and Baltic coast objectives to break an eight day lull. About 300 to 400 aircraft took part with 17 bombers missing. Coastal shipping off the Dutch coast and targets in Sluiskil Ghent Lyons and other sites hit.
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Royal Air Force
Flensburg
Baltic
Germany
Air Ministry
Ministry
Sluiskil
Holland
Ghent
Belgium
R.A.F
Lyons
France
Reuters
Berlin
RAF
Reich
Police the Winnah Over 224 Pounder In Tavern Battle
Richard Anderson a 24 year old from Chicago weighing 224 pounds argued with Frank Kosina at Kosinas tavern Cedar Rapids. Officers Harley Simon and John Kuba arrived after a 1019 p m call and after a tense standoff Anderson was hauled out in a brawl. In court he was fined 50 dollars and cast for resisting an officer.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Harley Simon
John Kuba
Kosina
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Anderson
Frank Kosina
Honard 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
Ap) —Corp
Franklin M Koons
Ranger Battalion
Dieppe
War Bonds Drive Urges Citizens to Do Their Share
The call stresses patriotism and duty urging the public to invest 10 percent of income in War Bonds to support American war efforts and help troops abroad.
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