Iowa Grid Coaches Search For Guard Material
Iowa grid coaches, without first string guards, test rookies including John Maher and Max Hawkins to fill guard spots as Henry Luebcke is out for the season. Eddie Anderson says Dean will push for starting right half and preparations continue with Michigan game looming. The Friday trip to Jackson, Michigan precedes NBC broadcast of the Ann Arbor showdown.
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Gure Anderson
Onvy
Luebcke
Enry
Eld
Jim Harris Bean
John Maher
Davenport
John
Maher
Harris
Anderson
Coach
Dr. Anderson
Max Hawkins
Joe Moore
Idagrove
Ken Pettit
Logan
Hawkins
Indiana
South Dakota
Miust
Rank Carideo
Snider
Bill Diehl
Kinnick
Dean
Iowa
Michigan
Calideo
Wolverines
Yean
Vollenweider
Green
Tollenweider
Tollefson
Charles Tollefson
al Couppee
Couppee
Michigan Jays
Jackson
Mich
Ann Arbor
NBC
Stern
Coe Football Shrugs Off Lawrence Victory Preview
After Coe beat Lawrence 33-2, coach Cahoon seeks mercy for a tough Kohawks clash next Saturday with Moray Eby. The piece contrasts Cornell’s 32-21 win over Beloit two years ago and previews a high‑stakes matchup as reserves shine for Coe. It also notes Rock Island football struggles and other local prep actions.
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Coe
Lawrence College
Ivan Cahoon
Monmouth
Kohawks
Moray Eby
Eby
Feller Hits .500 In Traffic Court Case
DES MOINES AP Bob Feller, the Cleveland pitcher, was found not guilty of illegal parking after a garage attendant said a car was in a restricted area. The exchange left Feller with a .500 batting average in traffic court. Last spring he was fined 100 for reckless driving.
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DES Moines
Bob Feller
Bob Wednesday
Wit‘yeas
Eveland
Feller
Apostoli Straps On Light Heavy Aim After Middleweight Loss
Fred Apostoli will move to light heavyweight after Ceferino Garcia took his middleweight crown. Manager Larry White said Apostoli fights Melio Bettina at the Garden on January 5, with a possible February bout against Billy Conn for the title if Bettina is beaten.
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San Francisco
INS
Fred Apostoli
Ceferino Garcia
New York
Larry White
Freddie
White
Melio Bettina
Bettina
Billy Conn
Midwest Grid Dope Favors Big Shots
Sports writer Steve Snider previews key Big Ten and national games. Northwestern seeks revival against Ohio State as Don Scott leads a star Ohio State passing corps. Purdue faces Minnesota with Lou Brock limited, while Michigan leans on Harm on and Kinnick for advantage. Indiana confronts Wisconsin with tough pass defense and ground power. Notre Dame hosts SMU as Irish aim for a third straight win, USC worries about Illinois, and Chicago eyes a late-season clash with Oberlin.
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Steve Snider
Chicago
Northwestern
Ohio State
Bucks
Francis
Don Scott
Frank Clair
Charley Anderson
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Purdue
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Notre Dame
Bernie Bierman
Lou Brock
Jack Brown
Mike Byelene
Johnny Galvin
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Irish
Illinois
Oberlin
Tipton Juniors Triumph 46-20 Over Independence
Tipton junior college six man team defeated Independence 46 to 20 on Tuesday. Hipple opened scoring with a 45 yard interception return in the first period. At halftime Tipton led 19 to 6 as leaders Hipple Werlein starred for Tipton while Tidball Orland and Hammelman starred for Independence.
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Anamosa
Oelwein
Huskies
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Cee
Kohawk
Ed Cisler
Harley Moore
Joe Singer
Tipton Junior College
Independence
Iowa
Independence Junior College
Tipton
Hipple
Werlein
Independence Tidball
Orland
Hammelman
Lost to Hawks for season Henry Wuebcke out with hernia
Henry Wuebcke of Chicago, regular guard for the Iowa U. varsity football team, underwent a hernia operation at the university hospital and will be lost to the Hawks for the balance of the season. The senior had played only two quarters this year after a sophomore leg injury. Guard material has been a problem for Dr. Eddie Anderson's team.
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Owa City
Henry Luebcke
Iowa
Luebcke
Eddie Anderson
Cornell
Beloit
Mount Vernon
Bruno Virgili
Purple
Louis Plinske
Andrews
Johnson
Cox
Campbell
Zimonich
University of Chicago
Michigan
Towa
University Hospital
Tommy Harmon
Nile Kinnick
Paul Kramer
Michigan State
Indiana
Wisconsin
Billy Schmitz
John Tennant
Henry Wuebcke
Chicago
Iowa U
Hawks
Predict Keller as Owat Leader in 1940
A roundup of sports notes mentions Charley Keller as a top-four hitter prediction for next season and notes on boxing figures Ed Frayne and Mike Jacobs. It also covers campus boxing coaching, minor league leadership, and various baseball and football items from regional and national sources.
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Keller
OWAT
Eddie Brietz
New York
Charley Keller
Ed Frayne
20Th Century Sporting Club
California
Los Angeles
Mike Jacobs
W. G. Bramham
Mason C. Bramham
Newburgh
N. Y
Double service for conservation and hunting practice
Buell Patterson argues hunters can aid conservation by targeting predatory birds and pests this fall. He notes crows, hawks, and owls can be controlled to protect small game and crops, while stressing skill and patience. The piece invites readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope for outdoor questions.
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Buell Patterson
Farquhar Leads Bowling with 609 in League Action
The Fisher Drug team stayed atop the Druggists league after two wins over Uptown Pharmacy. Farquhar rolled 609 for high total and 239 in a single game for Kiwanis, while R Smith posted 582 for high series in the same event.
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Red Crown
Uptown Pharmacy
McKesson and Robbins
G and R
Kehne
R. Smith
L. Faunt
la Plant- Choate
Subway
Hubbard Ice
Cherry-Burrell
Iowa Manufacturing Co
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Kiwanis
Lions
Stevens
Wilson and Company
Lincoln Alleys
RED Crown Telephone Co
B. X
van ‘Nostrand
Paoyn
seeelDl
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Bochaus
Beague
Uptown Drug
Fisher Drus Co
Edison Pharmacy
Faramount Pharmacy
High
Shields
Phillips
Tl Pet
Seseeveers
Paramount Pharmacy
Oe D
Melsha
Woman's Club Health Aart League
Fish “Campbell” Ooo
Krueger
Hubbard Ice Co
Cherry Burrell
High Osborne
Iowa State Works On Better Defense
Iowa State College coach Jim Yeager focuses on defense this week in preparation for Saturday’s game with Nebraska. The Cyclones aim to counter Cornhusker attacks after a tough showing at Kansas, with Jack West and Howard Buck leading a stout interior effort against Nebraska plays.
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AMES
Iowa State College
Nebraska
Jim Yeager
Cyclones
Cornhusker
Kansas University
Jack West
Howard Buck
White Sox win to annex city title in seventh game
Teddy Lyons pitched 7 1/3 innings for the Chicago White Sox as they defeated the Cubs 7 to 1 in the seventh game to claim the city baseball championship. Lyons earned his second win of the series, giving the Sox their fifth straight city crown while the Cubs failed to win a series against an American league club since 1930.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Teddy Lyons
Lyons
Sox
National League Cubs
Cubs
Challedon Sets New World Record On Lexington Track
Challedon finishes with a new world record mile and 3/16 of 1 54 3 5 at Keeneland staging the Tanter stake. The Maryland bred colt, carrying 120 pounds, wins by three lengths over Hash as Chief Onaway follows in third. The performance solidifies his 3 year old title and places him among the era’s top money earners.
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Lexington
Challedon
Maryland
Kentucky
Keeneland
America
A. G. Vanderbilt
Discovery
William L. Brancolt
Georgie Wolf
Greentree Stable
Hash
Chief Onaway
Chalcedon
Whitey Moore Guilty Of Driving While Intoxicated
Cincinnati police court convicted Lloyd Whitey Moore Reds pitcher 25 of driving while intoxicated. He received three days in the workhouse and a six month license suspension. Attorney Louis Rubenstein sought a 10 day stay with $1000 bond. Reckless driving charge was dismissed.
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Cincinnati
Lloyd “Whitey” Moore
Louis Rubenstein
Moore
Powel Crosley Injured in Horse Fall at Indiana Estate
Powel Crosley Jr., president of the Cincinnati Reds and Crosley Manufacturing, is hospitalized after a horse fall at his North Vernon, Indiana estate. Doctors report three broken vertebrae with a six week cast ahead, saying the injury is not permanent. The accident followed the Reds' loss in the World Series final.
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Cincinnati
Powel Crosley, Jr
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Crosley Manufacturing Co
North Vernon
Ind
Crosley
Reds
Stanford U. Still Without Track Coach
Oliver E. Tex Byrd, appointed track and field coach for one year, announced he declined the post after further consideration. He said acceptance would interfere with his academic career in hygiene and physical education at Stanford. No successor had been named following Dink Templeton's resignation.
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Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
INS
Oliver E
Tex” Byrd
Board of Athletic Control
Byrd
School of Hygiene and Physical Education
Dink” Templeton
Football Experts Go At 7 Cents A Dozen
Henry McLemore reports from York that after a big weekend game football experts are marked down to seven cents a dozen. Nationwide sales offer discounted pundits noting Northwestern over Oklahoma and Fordham versus Holy Cross as standout bets.
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Henry McLemore
York
Middle West
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Fordham
Holy Cross
Triple Threat Not Enough Hawkeye Nile Kinnick Shatters Score
IOWA CITY AP Nile Kinnick, Hawkeye halfback, leads Iowa past Indiana and South Dakota with seven straight extra points setting a modern Iowa football record. He averages 8.5 yards per scrimmage, tosses five TD passes, and ranks as team top scorer with 31 points.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Nile Kinnick
Hawkeye
Tall Corn State University
Indiana
South Dakota
Hawkeyes
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Kinnick
Erwin Prasse
Nile
Hawks
Hoosiers
Head Of St. Louis Browns Reported On Way Out Of Office
The Sporting News reports a left wing board faction may demand the resignation of Don Barnes as president of the St. Louis Browns at the upcoming annual meeting. The group argues Barnes should retire after three years without better results.
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St. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
Sporting News
Don Barnes
Barnes
Boxing Roundup of Regional Fights and Knockouts
Jabs report several matches across multiple cities. Lew Jenkins defeats Sweet Water Trx in Speed Prime Flores bout in Puerto Rico. Babe Breese knocks out Johnny Rock in Manhattan. Irish Tommy Tucker dominates Newsboy Millich in Sacramento. Allie Steir stops Jimmy Gilliean in New York. Marty Marine edges Gene Melnar in White Plains.
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New York
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Trx
Buffalo
N. J
Marty Marine
Brooklyn
Gene Melnar
New Haven
Conn
Luther Prepares For Homecoming Against St Olaf
Luther Norsemen gear up for a homecoming clash with St Olaf at Nustad field after a 15 to 7 win over Simpson. Co captain Milt Hanson is out with a knee injury, freshman fullback Paul Mueller faces possible recovery, and Stan Kvyam has three broken ribs while Leo Sebastian fights flu.
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Milt Hanson
Paul Mueller
Simpson
St. Olaf
Stan Kvyam
Leo Sebastian
Boudreau Returns To Classroom Work
Champaign Illinois Former University of Illinois star Louis Boudreau now with the Cleveland Indians has returned to school to complete his degree studies He played shortstop for the Indians late last season after a sensational IL Buffalo league record.
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Champaign
Ill
Louis Boudreau
University of Illinois
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Indians
Buffalo
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