Coe Players To Leave Friday For Monmouth Game
Coe College football will depart Friday afternoon for a Monmouth game with athletic board approval. Players will not pay freight costs, and the team will delay travel to focus on preparation, while budget limits prompt one day trips.
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Monmouth
Eby
Moray L. Eby
C. Harve Geiger
Athletic Board
Cedar Rapids
Geiger
C. Ward Macy
Clan of C
Macy
Myron L. Koenig
Leonard C Wilson
Alfred W Meyer
Bierman punishes squads after Illinois pass drills
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman tempered his team after the reserves repeatedly failed to stop Illini pass plays in practice. He sent both first and second squads on jogs around the field as punishment for the sloppy sessions ahead of facing Bob Zuppke's Illinois.
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Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Bierman
Sini
Cyclones Plan Air Game For Missouri
Ames AP report says Iowa State football coach Ray Donels will pivot to an aerial offense against Missouri in the homecoming game on October 18. Harley Damon returns after sinus trouble boosting the passing attack. practice Tuesday emphasized aerial work with no contact.
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Ames
Ray Donels
Iowa State College
Missouri
Donels
Harley Damon
Hawkeyes Get Down To Serious Business At Scrimmage
Iowa prep practice features reserves scrimmage against freshmen with several Wolverines in the mix. Sophomore end Jim Thompson returns to action while Art Flint dislocates a shoulder. Iowa aims for Purdue on Oct. 25 as the varsity remains unchanged from Saturday.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Anderson
Michigan
Jim Thompson
Des Moines
Thompson
Hawkeyes
Purdue
Art Flint
Highland Park
Iowans
Wolverines
Tom Farmer
Bill Stauss
Art Johnson
Jerry Ankeny
Cubs Lose City Series to White Sox in Four Games
Chicago fans saw the White Sox sweep the Cubs in four straight city matches. Thornton Lee pitched the finale as the Sox exploited six Cub hits and eight Cubs errors, winning 3 to 1. The series drew 66,170 fans and featured a total prize pool of $35,956.21.
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Paul Brown Named First UP Coach of the Week
Paul Brown, 33, rookie Ohio State coach, earns United Press coach of the week after a 33 0 victory over Southern California. Known as the Massillon Miracle Man, he emphasizes conditioning, 60 minute play, and unit play while scouting high school talent for future Buckeye squads.
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United P Ress
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Southern California
New York
Legion
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Bailiwick
Massillon
Bob Zuppke
Oak Park
University of Ilinois
Abe Kirwan
Manual High
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Missouri
State
Columbus
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Ohio
Notre Dame Debuts Sparkplug Bertelli Under Leahy Guidance
Frank Leahy begins his Notre Dame era with a strong debut as head coach as Angelo Bertelli shines at left halfback. The sophomore QB is hailed as the squad’s top passer and a leading midwest thrower, hailing from New England.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Bertelli
Middle West
New England
McCarthy cited as great manager amid Cubs missteps debate
The column argues Joseph McCarthy’s managerial success with the Yankees contrasts with Chicago Cubs misfires. It notes his pennants from 1929 to the 1930s and contemplates moves involving C C Slapnicka to Detroit while praising his tact and team leadership. It also covers pheasant season plans and hunter etiquette.
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Chicago
Yankee
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Mathewson
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Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Roger Bresnahan
Iowa coach joins U S Pan American wrestling panel
E G Schroeder director of athletics at the University of Iowa was named one of six members of the wrestling committee for the 1942 United States Pan American games. The panel set its first meeting in New York City on November 18 to plan wrestler participation with five other National Collegiate Athletic Association representatives including R G Clapp, John Rockwell, P H Quinlan, Henry Stone and John Maxwell.
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Iowa City
E.G. Schroeder
University of Iowa
New York City
Iowa
National Collegiate Athletic Association
R. G. Clapp
Nebraska
John Rockwell
Cambridge
Mass
P. H. Quinlan
North Carolina
Henry Stone
California
John Maxwell
Lehigh
Volga Scenic Champs Set for St Olaf Game
Elkader undefeated Highland leads Volga Valley league to a Sunday game at St Olaf. St Olaf captured the Scenic league pennant this year. The last meeting at the Clayton County barbecue in Elkader saw St Olaf edge Volga 13 to 9 after a close, heated tussle.
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St. Olaf
Clayton County
Elkader
Minnesota Routs Illini Preview Fuss Over Big Ten Opener
Chicago dispatch outlines Minnesota Gophers at Illinois in a western conference opener. It notes Minnesota’s physical edge, coaching history, and key players such as Bruce Smith and Bob Sweiger while weighing Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin and other Big Ten matchups for the week.
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Michigan
Harmon
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Indiana
Texas Christian
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Dick Good
Johnny Worban
Levere Astroth
Bruce Smith
Bob Sweiger
Bill Daley
Herm Frickey
Wisconsin
Marquette
Bill DeCorrevont
Otto Graham
Don Clawson
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Bob Westfall
Tom Sites
Manchester Hunters Bring Back Vast Duck Crop Near Aberdeen
Special to The Gazette Manchester hunters Will H. Condon Walter Hansel and James Bishop returned from South Dakota with a heavy haul of game. They reported 25 partridges and pheasants and 20 ducks each, plus a jackrabbit sent in vain to Gus Philipp. They hunted north of Aberdeen near federal game reserves where thousands of acres attracted ducks and geese, with an estimated one to two million ducks sighted in a single morning.
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James Bishop
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Gus” Philipp
Aberdeen
Pug Manders Tops Pro Gridders in Yardage
In Chicago AP reporting, Clarence Pug Manders of Brooklyn leads NFL total yards and averages, with 179 yards and 5.1 per carry. Clark Hinkle trails at 136 yards, while Bill Osmanski posts a 7.9-yard average from 11 carries. Manders also owns the season's longest run at 46 yards.
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Clarence “Pug” Manders
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Green Bay
Hinkle
Manders
Bill Osmanski
Chicago Bears
Carlen Takes Blame For Nova Strategy In Ring Fallout
New York boxing chief suspends manager Ray Carlen six months and trainer Ray Arcel sixty days after Lou Nova's weak showing against Jon Louis. Carlen admits planning the fight and blaming himself while defending Arcel and Nova as following his orders amid a million dollar stakes.
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New York Boxing Commission
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New York Athletic Commission Cracks Down On Ring Scandals
The New York state athletic commission ordered forfeits and suspensions after the Freddie Cochrane Lew Jenkins fight and the Joe Louis Lou Nova bout. Jenkins’ purse was held up and he and his Texas manager faced a $1,500 forfeit for an Oct 31 title bout. New rules bar two champions meeting in New York unless a title is at stake.
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Garden
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N.B.A
Bill Brown
Cochrane
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Newark
Cubs Release Root as Los Angeles Offers Coaching Post
Charlie Root, 42, long time Cubs star pitcher and 201 game winner, was released unconditionally. Cubs general manager Jim Gallagher said Root was offered a coaching job with the Los Angeles team of the Pacific Coast league and Root indicated he would accept.
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Charlie Root
Chicago Cubs
Jim Gallagher
Cubs
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Court Hears Case On Film Rights At Massillon Stadium
Stark county common pleas court considers whether school officials may ban photography of football games at the home stadium. Bruce Henderson, Warren city solicitor, seeks return of confiscated motion picture film from Massillon Washington high after a game with Cleveland Cathedral. Donald Baker of Warren surrendered the film on demand after stadium police observed him filming from the stands. Ackley notes Baker acted for Warren high school which faces Washington high in Massillon on Oct. 31 at Warren.
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Stark County Common Pleas Court
Bruce Henderson
Warren
Washington High School
Washing High
Cleveland Cathedral
Rudy Soderquist Delayed Draft Until Next June
Iowa City coach Rollie Williams claims relief as Hawkeye guard Rudy Soderquist receives a draft deferment until June. Soderquist, co-captain of the 1941-42 team with Vic Siegel, is married and from Rapid City South Dakota. He shares captaincy experience with last year's Davenport team captain Vic Siegel.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Cage
Rudy Soderquist
Rapid City
S. C
Soderquist
Vic Siegel
Davenport
Bill Diehl
Cedar Rapids
Hollyrood Garnett Wins Trotting Race at Danbury Fair
Joe G. Dodge of Orangeburg New York drove his trotter Hollyrood Garnett to victory in three straight heats in the 217 trot stake for a $1 000 purse at the Danbury fair track the Danbury Connecticut meet.
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Danbury, Conn
Joe G. Dodge
Orangeburg
N. Y
Hollyrood Garnett
Hollyrood Harkaway
Danbury Fair Track
Sports Jabs Roundup from Coast to Coast
Izzy Jannazze of New York defeated Low Schwartz. Kay Kastin of Brooklyn defeated Bill Corrigan. Frank Poreda of Jersey City outpointed Henry Cooper in Newark. Gervey Youns of Akron knocked out Ali Shapiro in New Bedford. Melio Bettina of Beacon, New York defeated Sonny Boy Walker of Camp Elliott San Diego.
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Jersey City
Henry Coeper
New Bedford
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Gervey Youns
Akron
Ali Shapira
Kansas City
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Beacon
N. Y
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Walker
Camp Elliott
San Diego
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