Korean Vet Five Fresh in Peacock Lineup
Fayette Upper Iowa opens its season under coach Dr John Dormann Doe with 28 players, 17 first-year men, six in the starting lineup. Freshman Ruppert Caballero 130 pounds starts at tackle as Milliken’s squad hosts James Milliken at the Upper Iowa field.
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Coe Tutors Will Match Defenses In Dad's Day Game
Cedar Falls Iowa Teachers College faces an extreme Coe defense in the Dad's day game at 8 p m Saturday. The undefeated Kohawks lead the Midwest Conference with a stout defense that unsettles the Panthers. Coe previously ranked among small colleges with 151 yards allowed per game.
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Iowa Eyes Indiana Upset in Bloomington Showdown
Indiana and Iowa meet in Bloomington as the Hawkeyes seek to even the series. Iowa arrives with improved offense after a 26 14 loss to Pittsburgh and new plays from the coaches. Key linemen Spanners and Hong rejoin practice as the Hoosiers brace for a mix of single wing and spread attack.
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Coast and Big Ten in College Football Rivalry Review
Big Ten and Pacific Coast clash as Michigan faces Stanford and California meets Minnesota. Coast teams lead regular season series 17-13 since 1946 but Rose Bowl dominance keeps Big Ten ahead overall. Iowa predicts a tough Indiana game with potential surprises and notes on Howard Cassady's breakout.
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Football Tests Start Saturday In City Series
City wide football efficiency tests begin Saturday in the Wilson Hayes and Riverside school areas. Coe football players will conduct passing punting and place kicking trials for boys age 10 to 18. Top scorer wins this year’s football with area winners receiving awards. Sponsored by the Playground and Recreation Commission.
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Substate Baseball State Tourney at Dysart and Bancroft
Tournament games set for Saturday with Yarmouth vs Van Horne and Roland vs Colsborz at Dysart, followed by a Monday winners game at Bancroft. Additional results list scores and pitchers from Kanawha New Virginia Roland Sioux Center Stanwood Colesburk and Van Horne.
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Rochester Wins in 10-5 Match Falls Behind 3-2 in Series
Rochester Red Wings defeat Kansas City Blues 10-5 to trim the deficit to 3-2 in the best of seven Little World Series. Hank Batter belted a homer in Shibe Park, marking his 1952 season debut after the 1951 World Series heroics.
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Curiosity Almost Kayoed Carl Erskine Before Tilt
New York Yankees evened the World Series at 2 1 with a 12 1 win over Brooklyn as Carl Erskine, injured by a ladder mishap, pitched ineffectively while Billy Loes hit a three run homer for the Yankees in the sixth. Erskine suffered a swollen forehead and a red welt but claimed his pitching remained strong.
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Wilson Frosh Win on Herman TD at Roosevelt Field
Wilson freshmen seize a 6-0 victory on Jack Herman’s two yard plunge with four minutes left. A Roosevelt offside allowed the extra try after a missed kick, technical notes credit Harold Broxey and Ted Ford's earlier efforts, with Wilson improving to 2-0 after last week's 18-0 win over Franklin.
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Waltons Set Practice Shoots Tonight and Sunday
Officials of the Linn county Izaak Walton league announce practice trap shoots at Walton Oaks tonight at dark and Sunday at 1 p.m. The events are open to all, regardless of league membership.
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Duck season opener prep emphasized with final Sunday practice
The article notes Sunday as the last practice chance before the duck season opens on October 4. It mentions targets and shells will be available on the grounds. Walton Oaks is located northeast of Cedar Rapids on Glass Road NE.
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Franklin Net Teams Down Wilson In Tennis Matches
Franklin varsity and junior high tennis squads beat Wilson on Thursday with multiple straight-set wins. Players include Bill Woito defeating Dwayne Noval 6 0 and Jack Aldershot sweeping Darrel Gladwin 6 0 6 0, while Aldershot-Woito won 6 1 6 0. Junior high results feature Denny defeated Dale Nethe rton and Jim Belle 6 0 over Larry Schenken.
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Colgate Names Samuel Colgate First Football Coach
Samuel Colgate becomes Colgate University’s first football coach in 1890 marking the program’s inaugural leadership. The appointment reflects early development of Colgate athletics under named leadership.
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