Hawkeye Casualty: Dr Paul Struck by Flu
Special to The Ganetic reports the Hawkeye squad again hit by flu with 27 players down and team physician Dr W. B. Shorty Paul sidelined by a high fever. Paul had battled the epidemic that swept the squad while Iowa beat Washington State 26 13. He later said most ranks were recovering but still very tired.
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Hawks Victory Cheercoach Praises Team After 4-3 Win
Coach Forest Evashevski praised Dr Paul and the Hawks after a 4-3 victory over an unnamed foe. Players Alex Karras and Kevin Furlong faced flu symptoms but returned for dinner with the squad. Indiana prep loomed as the team planned a heavy practice week to mend fitness and continue the season.
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Schwank Lants Coe Squad for Courage at Ripon
Coe College coach Schwank vows to bring squad back to health for Saturday showdown with unbeaten Carleton after a 7 6 loss at Ripon. Key players Jim Troy and Bruce Houdek expected to return as the Kohawks aim to rebound while praising his team's grit amid flu outbreaks and injuries.
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Edmonton Triumph Ties Series in Big Win Over Winnipeg
Edmonton defeated Winnipeg 41 1 to even the series in the Canadian Western Interprovincial union. Ken Ploen, former Town star, completed three of seven passes in three quarters. Johnny Bright, ex Drakes standout, rushed for 94 yards to lift season total to 1 160. The margin narrows on a pace for the league record.
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Bush Leagues and Bush League Hospitality in Milwaukee
Milwaukee crowds greet the Braves with warm, friendly support while the Yankees face a chilly reception. The columnist recalls a first World Series experience in Milwaukee County Stadium, praising local hospitality from President Lou Perini to a peanut vender and noting fan unity to boost the Braves. Continued on Page 18.
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Colts Browns Lead NFL as Lions Upset Packers
The unbeaten Colts and Browns lead their conferences at 2-0 amid a muddled league standing after Detroit shocked Green Bay 24-14. Washington rookies beat Chicago 37-14, San Francisco topped Los Angeles 23-20, and New York edged Philadelphia 24-20. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 28-12, with Baltimore echoing a 21-10 upset over Chicago Bears. Lions linebacker Yale Lary and quarterback Tobin Rote starred in Detroit's win, while Y. A. Tittle tossed two TD passes as San Francisco and Chicago split exhibitions and regulars.
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Mathews Delivers Game Turning Homer in Braves Win
In Milwaukee Lew Burdette and Whitey Ford battled as the World Series opened with a 7-5 Braves victory. Mathews hit a pivotal two run homer in the late innings to seal the win and spark a dramatic comeback after a tense 9th inning rally by the Yankees.
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Milwaukee Braves Yank Yankees In Epic World Series Comeback
Milwaukee Braves rallied in the 10th inning to defeat the New York Yankees 7 4 in Game Four, with Johnny Logan and Pinch-Runner Felix Mantilla driving in the tying run and Hank Aaron hitting the decisive shot. Fiddie Matthews followed with a late homer to seal the win amid a festive crowd and fans from Los Angeles signaling a welcome.
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