Hawkeyes Open Big Ten With Indiana Clash At Iowa Stadium
Iowa and Indiana meet in the season opener at Iowa Stadium before about 20 000 fans. Dr Eddie Anderson debuts as Iowa coach and Russell Bush starts at right halfback with Bill Green at fullback. Indiana relies on Hurling Hal Hursh to lead the attack as both teams seek early Big Ten momentum.
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Nebraska
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Eddie Anderson
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Watch This Hawk Against Hoosiers
Sophomore Jim Walker of South Bend Indiana stars on defense as Iowa Hawkeyes prepare to face Indiana. The article notes his assignment mastery and starting role on Saturday. It also covers a wide range of 1920s and 1930s college football and baseball results from Coe, Ames, Cornell, and Grinnell alongside professional games and stadium plans.
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South Bend
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Walker
Indiana
Iowa
Joe Rivers
Johnny Fulton
Rivers
Joe Azzarella
Milwaukee
Minnesota Power
Coe
Kohawks
Gophers
Bill Glasgow
Oran Pape
Iowa Wallops Monmouth
Washington High
Giant
South Omaha
Clermont 6-Man Beats Calmar 32 to 14
Clermont defeats Calmar 32 to 14 in six man football with Gilbert scoring three touchdowns and Gross adding two. Kafka scored for Calmar.
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Clermont
Calmar
Gilbert
Gross
Kafka
Pirates Smart For Not Playing Yankees
A Cincinnati AP dispatch notes Pirates were praised for avoiding the Yankees last year. The piece surveys baseball fever in Detroit and Philadelphia fans bid farewell to the Phillies and Athletics. It mentions Reds fatigue, college prospects, and various players and teams across the era.
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Cincinnati
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Pirates
Yankees
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Frank Yeutter
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
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Athletics
Reds
Cain
Pittsburgh
Arky Vaughan
Waners
Cy Blanton
Russ Bauers
Floyd Young
Johnny Rizzo
King Levinsky
Joe DiMagsgio
Dorothy Arnold
New York Times
Wimmen
Fordham
Alabama
Len Eshmont
Eshmont
Yanks
Moe Berg
Mule Haas
White
Luana Varsity Baseball Wins Season Finale 5 4
Luana high school defeats Farmersburg 5 to 4 in the season finale. The win caps a tight contest with timely hitting and strong defense from Luana. Farm ersburg falls short as Luana clinches the close victory.
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Luana
the Gazette
Farmersburg
Viewing the Field in 1914 Sports Recap
Editor Leo Lucas recalls weekly items from 4, 10, 14, 29 and 25 years ago. Highlights include Coe loss to Town State 27 6 with Minne sota spread, Elfrink scoring for Eby's men, and Oct 1 8 football and wrestling notes plus pre world series reports and Cedar Rapids match plans.
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Town State
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Elfrink
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Cedar Rapids
Ames
Clyde Williams
Minnesota
William Lightner
Andy Anderson
Chicago
Greene's Opera House
Palace Theater
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Reynolds to face Buzukas in wrestling match
Wrestling card announces Jack Reynolds versus Pete Buzukas with admission prices of 2 dollars 1 dollar 50 cents and 1 dollar plus tax. Also notes Oct 6 game where Hod Eller defeated White Sox 5 to 0 with Williams as the losing pitcher and Sox completing a second straight shutout. Carl Picpho wins golf event.
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Cincinnati
White Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Dutch Ruether
Jack Reynolds
Joe Risberg
Cedar Rapids
Galesburg
Reds
Sox
Slim Sallee
Claude Williams
Denecke
Solon
Pete Buzukas
Hod Eller
Williams
Carl Picpho
Cornell Gridders Leave For Canton and Washington Schedule
Mount Vernon reports the Cornell football squad left at noon for Washington Iowa to face the Washington junior college team and then travel to Canton Missouri to play Culver-Stockton Saturday afternoon. The article lists injuries and lineup details, notes coach connections, and mentions a Belgian Congo elephant farm fact.
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Canton
Washington
Mount Vernon
Culver Stockton
Art Boettcher
Leonard Wilson
Paul Scott
Culver- Stockton
Grid
Dick Barker
Scott
Tiffin Calamus Win In District Baseball Opener
Tiffin defeated Preston 11 to 10 and Calamus beat Riverside 5 to 4 in first round district high school baseball games at Oxford Junction on Friday.
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Calamus
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Preston
Riverside
Dysart among winners in Waterloo tournament
In district baseball action Friday Dysart beat Elkport 9-2 and Lansing defeated Greeley 11-4. Other first round results include Hubbard 21 over Alpha 2, LeGrand 1 over Orange Township 0 ( protested), and Elma 17 over Dike 6.
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Alpha
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Orange Township
Elma
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