Hawkeyes to Meet Camp Grant in Heavyweight Scrimmage
Iowa faces Camp Grant with a 212 to 215 pound line on the upcoming clash as Dr. Eddie Anderson weighs shifting guards. The soldiers counter with a quick backfield led by Mickey Anderson and Stan Stasica, while Camp Grant’s line lists 195 to 240 pound players including Sam Goldman and Ralph Elliott.
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Mickey Anderson
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Stan Stasica
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Hal Schumacher
Jim Curry
Purdue
Sam Goldman
Washington Redskins
George Garrett
Rice
Ralph Elliott
Wisconsin
Donald Klinetop
Wayne U
Arel Tucci
Ohio State
Dick Bergner
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John Stinson
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Schumacher Returns to Camp Grant Lineup for Hawkeyes Prep
Hal Schumacher, star blocker and defender, returned to Camp Grant with the warriors as they prep for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Coach Glen Rose introduced a new set of plays Tuesday to sharpen the team for Saturday's game.
Seahawks Take Stiff Workout In Iowa City
Iowa City report says the Seahawks followed a stiffer practice after a lighter Monday session. Navy coach Lieut Don Heap praised this week's fee third straight with the Big Ten's top three and noted Michigan plays shown by Heap as the team prepared for a tough scrimmage.
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Michigan Wolverines prepare for Seahawks game in air raid practice
In Ann Arbor Michigan the Wolverines face trouble via the air Wednesday as reserves and freshmen ran aerial plays against the varsity during Tuesday practice. The work focused on pre flight style passes and formations in anticipation of the upcoming game against Seattle.
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Blairstown Conquers Keystone Nine In Baseball Showdown
Blairstown defeated Keystone 12 to 4 on Tuesday at home. Blairstown amassed 12 hits while Keystone had 5, with Paulsen and Becker pairing for Blairstown and Stoecker and R. Severin for Keystone. The game featured a Stoecker homer on the first pitch.
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Statz Resigns as Los Angeles Angels Manager
Arnold "Jigger" Statz resigns as manager of the Los Angeles baseball club after a season in which the Angels finished runner up to Sacramento in the Pacific Coast League pennant race.
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Three Horses Tie For First In Dead Heat At Detroit
DETROIT UP report states Sabra Cutloose and Queen Echo dead heated for first in the fifth race. The trio finished nose apart from Mack's Gem with Southern Jane a head back. Payoffs showed Sabra 4 86 0, Cutloose 14 20 10 80, Queen Echo 12 40 9 20 and 7 40.
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Shapiro Upsets Montgomery In Philadelphia Bout
Maxie Shapiro 28 year old New York lightweight scored a surprise 10 round decision over Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia before 7 500 fans. Shapiro dominated from the third round with a right to the chin and two knockdowns while Montgomery fought back in the sixth and seventh rounds. Montgomery weighed 135, Shapiro 13434.
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Rose Bowl May Return Home to Pasadena
Pasadena's Rose Bowl game could return to the Rose Bowl next New Year's day. Tournament of Roses secretary-manager William Dunkerley says the executive committee will meet Friday to consider the event. Senator McNary of Oregon cited War Secretary Stimson saying no broad public gathering limits on the West Coast beyond near air plants and military routes.
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White Sox Pirates Exhibition Set For Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Chamber directors approve a contract for an exhibition baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and the Pittsburgh Pirates to be played here on April 8, 1943.
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Whirly and Alsab to Meet in Third Belmont Showdown
Whirlaway and Alsab look set for a final clash at Belmont Park on Saturday in the New York Handicap a 2 1 4 mile race with a $25 000 prize. Whirlaway carries 130 pounds against Alsab with a two pound allowance if they race. Both colts have split wins in two previous meetings with Lab trainer Sargen Swenke signaling a strong chance of another meeting.
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Peacocks Open Season Against Buena Vista in Knockout Opener
Upper Iowa University Peacocks start the football season by hosting Buena Vista on the home field. With only six lettermen from last year the squad relies on new starters at tackle guard and center while veteran Farnum and Turner anchor the backfield. Freshmen Beasley and Buenneke may win starting roles as the team carries more weight and fighting spirit but enters its conference slate with little prior league experience.
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Feud rises in Notre Dame Wisconsin Illinois grid clashes
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy uses the new system while scouting Wisconsin and Illinois amid a three city feud over freshman games and tactics. The piece notes Yankees baseball turmoil, star players, and Cardinal pitching dulling New York’s offense in the World Series context.
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Waldorf May Return To Cornell Purple Backfield Saturday
Cornell chants optimism as star tailback Gene Waldorf nears return from ankle injury for the Beloit game. Beloit counters with backfield ace Hannifan and a versatile T formation attack while Cornell stresses pass defense and tweaks plays for the clash.
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Philadelphia Boxers Enlist in Marines for Parris Island
Heavyweight Al Ettore, who faced Joe Louis, and welterweight Samuel Pane known as Young Terry from Trenton N J were sworn in and sent to Parris Island South Carolina on Tuesday for Marine service.
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British to Give Rugby in Return For Our Baseball
Wide World Sports columnist NGH FULLERTON Jr reports Americans lend baseball to Britain and Australia while British and Allied cadets showcase rugby. Exhibition games include an Royal Navy prelim to Columbia Brown and RAF flying school squads in Oklahoma City. The piece notes defrosting football rules and includes various sports anecdotes and gate figures.
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Chalky Wright to Defend Featherweight Title at MSG
Chalky Wright will defend his New York commission featherweight championship against Willie Pep at Madison Square Garden on November 20. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the match, set for 15 rounds, Wright's third defense of the crown.
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Cardinals Get Royal Welcome in St. Louis
The St. Louis Cardinals return from the World Series to a 25 000 strong crowd. Beazley recalls his nerves while Kurowski’s ninth inning homer clinched the series. Mayor Becker announces blood drives for Red Cross. coach Gonzales explains his sobbing son’s confusion at the celebration.
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White Sox Rout Cubs to Capture Eighth Straight City Series
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cubs 4 to 1 at Comiskey Park, securing their eighth consecutive city championship. Johnny Humphries limited the Cubs to six hits, while Lon Warneke lasted five innings before fading. Attendance reached 7,599 for the game and 45,818 over six games, with receipts totaling $46,428.50.
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Air War Looms At Iowa State
Iowa State prepares for a showdown with Marquette on Saturday as pass play intensifies in practice. Cyclone leaders Captain Royal Lohry and backups Tippee and Norman quarterback the drills while ends Maury Ryan and Bob Caddock shine in receiving roles. Johnny Strzykalski of Marquette looms as the primary threat, both runner and passer, challenging Iowa State’s defense.
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Belmont Park Daily Double Pays $1870 For Ishtar We Three
Belmont Park, New York, yesterday saw a record daily double payoff as 18 tickets on Ishtar and We Three shared 1870.80 dollars from a two dollar bet.
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Belmont Park
Ishtar
We Three
Craig Wood Captures Metropolitan Open Title
Craig Wood, the reigning National Open champion, fired a par 210 for 54 holes to win the Metropolitan Open golf championship on Tuesday in New York.
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