Wilson Tops Franklin Rambers 13-0 in Hill Park Showdown
Wilson defeats Franklin 13 to 0 at Hill Park as Chuck Elias passes to Art Koehler for a touchdown and Elias returns an interception 90 yards for another score. Dick Farmer adds the extra point as Wilson strengthens its Mississippi Valley Conference lead and tightens a path to the city championship.
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Hawkeyes Picked To Defeat Camp in NFL Style Grid Picks
AP panel forecasts college games with Iowa favored over Camp, Michigan over Notre Dame, and Ohio State over USC. Other picks include Army over Missouri, Wisconsin over Minnesota, Oregon State over UCLA, Vanderbilt over Kentucky, Texas over Oklahoma, Northwestern over Purdue, Minnesota over Illinois, Clemson over Boston College, Harvard over William and Mary, Dartmouth over Colgate, Yale over Penn, Navy over Princeton, Kansas State over Duquesne, Indiana over Nebraska, Great Lakes over Pitt, Alabama over Pensacola Naval, North Carolina over Naval, Washington over Oregon, Santa Clara over California. Major upsets and close calls noted, with many near-term bets on established programs.
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Hawk Harriers to Race with Cadets at Iowa City
The University of Iowa and the navy Seahawk cross country teams meet Saturday at 10 a.m. for a two mile race at Finkbine field. Iowa, led by Coach George Bresnahan, opens its season October 17 against Imois. Standouts include Capt. Bob Workman, Dick Lord, Albert Slater, and Earl Prince.
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Boxing Roundup From Various Cities
Associated Press notes results from multiple small bouts across cities. Johnny Seeman and Frankie Nelson drew in Boston while Larry Fontana stopped Georgie Wilson in Elizabeth. Jerry Fieretlo defeated Larney Moore in Waterbury and Bobby Roel drew with Johnny Compo in New Haven. Wil Brooks stopped Meward Bush in Wilmington.
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Great Lakes Sailors Impress Hawkeyes in Clean Battle
The Great Lakes naval training station grid team, after a 9-0 loss to Michigan, impressed Iowa U with a hard but clean game. Hawkeyes praised the Sailors for fair play, while Del Dickerhoof recalled the fourth and eight pass that set up a touchdown for Mulleneaux, a moment overshadowed by the broader baseball payroll and holdouts looming for 1942.
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Cards Sped by So Fast They Gave Selkirk a Cold
Wide World Sports column notes Belmont attendance steady despite train shutdowns and Rockingham avoiding purse cuts. The piece glances at Ford Frick missing World Series celebrations, Baddie sidelined by an ankle injury, and a lighthearted wrap about George Selkirk catching a cold from the Cardinals’ speedy dash.
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Davenport Stenos Win First Game in Mexico
The Davenport Stenos, world champions of women's basketball, beat the Pinas 28 to 16 in Mexico City to open their Mexican tour. They led 16 to 8 at halftime and dominated play after losing twice to the Politas.
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Mexico Wins World Series Opener Over United States
Mexico defeated the United States 5 to 3 in amateur baseball World Series play behind two hit pitching from J Villalobos. The Cuban World Series title quest took a setback as Mexico took the early lead and held on for the victory in Havana.
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Leahy Sent to Clinic On Eve of Irish Game
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy was ordered to Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn for observation and will miss practice as the team prepares to meet Stanford. Leahy has back pains a heavy cold and a touch of influenza and suspects vertebra dislocation from a four year old diving incident.
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Pennant and World Series Save Cardinals From Losses
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon said the club will show a small profit after a year of heavy losses in minor league affiliates. Only Columbus, one of 13 owned minors, posted a profit by winning the American Association title and the little World Series playoff.
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Cornell Backfield Set to Start at Beloit
Nineteen men travel for Cornell to Beloit Wisconsin for a Saturday game with undefeated Beloit. Silliman moves to tailback Haloupek to quarterback with Roberts wingback Bodine fullback. Beloit beat Coe 12 0 while Cornell beat Ripon 14 0 in openers.
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Kohawks Hope Deception Carries Offensive Hope at Ripon
Kohawks rely on deception to secure first win in three as injuries thin the lineup. Vic Lowman is out with a fractured ankle, Wilbur Gregor also sidelined, prompting Sam Myers and Bob Nicholson to share passing duties. The Coe line aims to blunt Ripon with a heavier left side featuring Starcevich and Wilson.
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Roosevelt Battles McKinley Tonight on Cedar Rapids Grid
Cedar Rapids prep grid headline shows McKinley Golden Bears hampered by injuries facing Roosevelt at Hill Park turf at 7:45 PM. McKinley favored though Roughriders threat with two touchdowns vs Wilson and three vs East Waterloo last weeks.
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Washington J. C. Nips Tipton 21 14
Washington junior college six man team defeated Tipton junior college here Thursday night 24 to 14. Booth Washington left half was a consistent ground gainer for the victors Elwyn Long diminutive Tipton half starred on both offense and defense Booth scored all three of Washingtons touchdowns while Long and Moore went over for Tipton Merlin Ruchotzke made a place kick for Tipton
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Gallagher Dissents On Schedule Change
Chicago Cubs general manager James Gallagher voices opposition to MLB schedule changes discussed for December by Will Harridge of the American League. He opposes reducing to 140 or shortening the season, arguing it would cut Sundays from play and hurt entertainment value.
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Keeneland Fall Meeting Dates Set in Lexington
Keeneland announces fall meeting runs from October 13 to October 24 in Lexington Ky with a break on October 19 Monday for the racing schedule.
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