Fette and Warneke to pitch for Stars in Kansas City game
Major League All-Stars led by Bob Feller and Lonnie Warneke set to face Negro champions Kansas City Monarchs in an exhibition at Hill Park. Lou Fette will start, with Mace Brown, Johnny Mize, Vince Di Maggio, and other stars in the lineup. Tickets range from 26 cents to 1 dollar, with box seats two bits.
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Arkansas
Otto Vogel
Iowa A
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Mize
Paul Waner
Alex Kampouris
Reds
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Gus Suhr
Pirates
Rollie Hemsley
Browns
Clayton Schools Name Sites For Tourneys
Clayton County Activities association has set sites and dates for county high school events. Monona hosts junior high and girls tournaments January 27 to 29. Guttenberg hosts boys tournament February 9 to 12. Elkader is recommended for the boys sectional tournament two weeks after the county tourney. The county features 13 boys teams seven girls teams and nine junior high teams. Teams include Edgewood Elkader Elkport Farmersburg Garnaville Guttenberg Littleport Moana Marquette McGregor Monona Strawberry Point and Volga City. A change for the boys county tournament brings four evening sessions with seedings for the top four teams.
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Littleport
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Marquette
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Oxford Junction Beats Clarence 5-2 to Move to 4th Win
Oxford Junction high school baseball beat Clarence 5-2 for its fourth win of the season. Turner held Clarence to 6 hits while Oxford Junction collected 5 off Pease.
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Clarence
Turner
Pease
Coe Overpowers Central 20 to 0 in third quarter surge
Coe captain Kinch and back Cisler starred as the Kohawks built a 20 point lead late in the game. Central battled but failed to score after strong drives and a defensive stand by Coe. Gardner of Central broke for a 55 yard TD late, but the conversion was stopped.
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Weber
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Wooste
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Highland Park
Orville Rust
Des Moines University
Duane Wilson
Dubuque University
Mnespian
Boston College Nips Kansas State 21 to 7
Boston College Eagles defeated Kansas State 21 to 7 in an intersectional game. The Eagles scored in the first and last periods, riding a strong running attack to their second consecutive win.
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Roosevelt Loses 14 to 0 to West Waterloo
Roosevelt high school’s Rough Riders were shut out by West Waterloo 14 0 Saturday afternoon after an early fumble and a blocked punt set the tone. Hammill led Roosevelt with ground gains and passes that fell incomplete or were intercepted by West Waterloo, while Bob Ballard scored and added the extra point for West Waterloo.
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Seip
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Bert Jenkins
Towa
Carl Lavell
Coolhead Maesman
Leonard Paulu
Grinnell
Columbus Junction Cage Card Released
Columbus high school basketball schedule released listing games at Columbus Junction and elsewhere from December through March. Key dates include Mo rning Sun Grandview Mediapolis New London Winfield Letts Louisa County Tournament and sectional events at different sites.
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Mediapolis
New London
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Wapello
Farmersburg Wins Clayton County Title in 16-1 Run
Farmersburg claimed the Clayton county baseball championship with 16 victories in 21 games. The team toppled the league All-stars 6-0 in a feature game at the Elkader fair. Photos show officials and players including Gus Mahnke and Jimmie Mathews.
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Gus Mahnke
Lorado Leath
Allan Kane
Bud Fuelling
Orval Mueller
Myloyd Mueller
Earl Corlett
Bob Corlett
Jimmie Mathews
Paul Go
Nebraska Defeats Minnesota 14 to 9 in Rough Battle
In a fierce rivalry game Nebraska eked out a 14 to 9 victory over Minnesota. Sophomore fullback from Tecumseh, Neb., McIlravy, suffered a severe brain concussion and possible skull fracture, carried off on a stretcher. Minnesota halfback Rudy Gmitro also left on a stretcher but his injury was later deemed not serious.
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Mcllravy
Rudy Gmitro
Minnesota
Gophers
Andy Uram
Gopher
Nebraska
Vic Spadaccini
Aram
Civic Loop Opens Sub Way Alleys For League Bowling
The Allied Industrial Civic league backed by the Y M C A has taken over the Sub way bowling alleys. Alleys were sanded and remodeled and will host multiple leagues including Iowa Electric Light and Power women and men divisions, Open league for plants, Quaker Oats girls, and Wilson and company women. Ben Freeman will oversee operations with instructors drafted for leagues. Bowling begins Oct 4 with practice Saturday afternoons and evenings.
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la Plant-Choate Company
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Tee Ha oOne Manufacturing Company
Quaker Oats Company
Speeder Manufacturing Company
Penick and Ee Ltd
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ben Freeman
Subway
Cornell Routs Lawrence in 2000 Grid Match
Cornell defeats Lawrence 2000 with Maloney and McClanahan scoring. Fedorin and Bowman anchor line blocking, Glazer and Ralston contribute on offense and defense. Officials listed as Hayden and Winters.
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Mount Vernon
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Maloney
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Aee
Arthur Bowman
Lgee
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Oceen Asgeveree
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Cole
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Hat
Heine
Green
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Smith
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Laird
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Zwergel
Siebold
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Fischer
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Crabbe
Knox
Tulane Auburn Football Game Postponed By Floods
In New Orleans water from a heavy deluge covered the Tulane Auburn field two and a half feet deep causing a postponement. The game will be played Monday at 2 30 p m.
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Auburn
Newark Beats Columbus 8 to 1 to Stay Alive
Joe Beggs pitched for the Newark Bears to an 8 to 1 victory over the Columbus Red Birds in a key International League series game. Newark trailed in the early frame but tallied two runs in the third and four in the fourth to seize control. Columbus had taken three wins in the four out of seven format, leaving Newark needing more wins to force a deciding matchup.
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Special train to Madison carries Iowa rooters October 16
An eleven car special train is arranged to take Iowa rooters to the Wisconsin game in Madison on October 16. About 2000 fans and the university band plus a 43 man bagpipe unit will travel and perform on Wisconsin campus. Round trip fare is $6.40 per person.
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Badgers Beat Marquette for First Win Since 1934
Wisconsin dominates Marquette 12 to 0 in front of 31 000 as Roy Bellin intercepts and Vince Garre scores the first touchdown, followed by Tony Gradisnik’s late score. Wisconsin outgained Marquette 225 rushing yards to 6 with 15 first downs to 1.
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Oklahoma Upsets Rice 6 to 0 in home opener
In Norman Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma defeated Rice Owls 6 to 0 snapping a long home opener streak. A first period scoring drive featured Jack Baer throwing a 11 yard pass to Pete Smith for the touchdown while Baer's extra point attempt missed.
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Okla
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Pete Smith
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Texas Aggies Rally Past Manhattan 14 to 7
The Aggies were outrushed and trailed most of the game before a late surge in the fourth quarter produced two touchdowns. Manhattan was held to a single score as the crowd of 8000 watched.
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NEW York
Manhattan Caliente
Iowa To Begin Fall Baseball Drills Monday
Iowa City Iowa will start fall practice Monday under assistant coach Lawrence Popsy Harrison with nine lettermen returning. Otto Vogel head coach scouts opponents. Captain Ed Kadell mapleton Elmer Bratten Waterloo Emil Sulek Iowa City Ben Stephens Cambridge Emil Klumpar Cedar Rapids infielders. outfielders Art Manush Burlington William Vogt Fort Madison. pitchers Gene Hinrichs Rockwell City and Kenneth Reid Roseville.
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Iowa
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Harrison
Otto Vogél
Ed Kadell
Mapleton
Elmer Bratten
Waterloo
Emil Sulek
Ben Stephens
New York U. Rallies To Beat Carnegie Tech 18 14
New York University Violets trailed 14 0 at halftime but scored three touchdowns in the second half to upset Carnegie Tech 18 14. The game featured New York U. air attack under the new coach versus Carnegie Tech’s fresh regime.
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Pittsburgh
INS
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Y Basketball Men To Meet Monday Night
The first organization meeting of the YMCA open basketball league will be held Monday evening at 7 30 at the YMCA. This meeting is for basketball players and sponsors not affiliated with the Allied Industrial Civic league. All players without a team should register at the YMCA.
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Industrial Civic League
Y.M C.A
Holy Cross Dominates Providence College in 7 0 Victory
Holy Cross defeated Providence College 7–0 at Fitton Field in Worcester before about 12 000 fans. The Crusaders unleashed a powerful Purple attack as the Friars, though stoic, could not match the hosts.
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Mass
Holy Cross
Providence College
Fittonfield
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