Coe Faces Monmouth After Tough Week of Scrimmage
Coe College coaches weigh backfield options as they prep for Monmouth after a hard week with no scrimmage. Ray Johnson or Harley Moore at quarterback leads two veteran setups, with Kinch calling signals and a lineup featuring Martin, Prasch, Levis, Dunlop, Hass, Starcevich, and Essham aiming to avenge a 19-13 win over Monmouth.
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Grinnell
Moray Eby
Illinois City
Coe
Lawrence
Moray
Ray Johnson
Walt Kinch
Ed Cisler
Harley Moore
Moore
Kinch
Don Dunlop
Joe Singer
Cisler
Eby
Monmouth
Don Martin
John Prasch
Eldon Levis
Bob Dunlop
Art Hass
George Starcevich
Ralph Essham
Viewing the Field by Leo Lucas highlights Cedar Falls lead
The column analyzes Tri-Valley conference racing with Cedar Falls favored and Pudge Camarata leading scoring for Cedar Falls. It notes Dubuque and Davenport in a key Friday matchup and discusses Iowa conference standings, top teams, and concerns over postgame crowd conduct at Des Moines, Boone, Fort Dodge, and Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Falls
Wilson
Ramblers
Pudge Camarata
Gerald Crowell
Walton
Iowa
Luther
St. Ambrose
Upper Iowa
Norse
Central
Loras
Dubuque
Len Winter
Penn
Western Union
Loras- Central
Des Moines
Boone-Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Armstrong Billed to Battle Garcia in Hollywood tilt
Henry Armstrong world welterweight champion will face Ceferino Garcia claimant of the middleweight title in Hollywood in January 1940. Eddie Meade says Garcia will weigh 152 pounds for Armstrong who fights at 140 pounds. The bout is a benefit for the disabled actors fund with movie stars promoting and ringside seats auctioned at 100 dollars. Armstrong and manager Meade are in Minneapolis for a 10 round bout with Howard Scott Friday night.
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Minneapolis
Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Hollywood
Eddie Meade
Little Negro Pugilist
Meade
Armstrong
Howard Scott
Washington, D. C
Superintendent Takes Field to Coach Linemen Injury
Creston Nebraska AP report says Crestin high school Superintendent Elton Copley ran onto the practice field to demonstrate blocking. Five minutes later the lineman carried him off with a dislocated knee.
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Creston, Neb
Creston High School
Elton Copley
Copley
Loop Bowlers Scatter Pins At Red Crown
Electric Machinery in Commercial league at Red Crown alleys set season highs with 2 729 team total and 975 high game. Mosett led with 588 total and 225 high game tying Elliott for high single. Kleffien had 223 for second high. Red Crown Ladies featured Smulekoffs strong with 2 311 team total and 833 high single. Grishover topped City Classic scoring with 595 pins across games.
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Electric Machinery
Red Crown
Mosett
Elliott
McRaith
Kleffien
Keglers
Lincoln Alleys
Armstrong
Zak
Gazette
Reliable
Grishabor
Ewaldt
Peter Pan
RED Crown Ladies
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Melrose Dairy
Hish Watley
Barrett
Smulekoff's
Wilson and Co
Scolaro
Gsceses
Stark Cons. Co
Yellow Cab Co
Sturdivan
Muskellunge Bait Debate Sparks Conservation Talk
Old friends debate muskie fishing with live suckers versus artificial lures. Ivar Hennings argues live bait harms undersized fish and may ruin big fights, while others push artificial lures but acknowledge live bait can lure newcomers. Barbless hooks and responsible size limits are proposed to reduce harm. The column invites reader questions on outdoor topics.
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Buell Patterson
Ivar Hennings
Ivar
Webster Beats Keswick In Big League Win
Webster defeats Keswick 24 to 1 on the road Tuesday, improving their season record with a dominant baseball victory. Keswick struggles offensively as Webster pitcher shuts down the lineup.
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The
Gazette
Keswick
Keswick High School
Webster
Why Not Put Lou Gehrig in Hall of Fame
Bill Corum argues that Lou Gehrig should be inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame despite standard eligibility rules. The piece notes New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia’s endorsement and Joe E Brown’s suggestion during the World Series.
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Lou
Bill Corum
New York
INS
Lou Gehrig
LaGuardia
Gehrig
Joe E. Brown
Joe
Baseball Hall of Fame
Landis
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Local notices list car ads from Rude Auto and a 1940 Ford lineup. Residents Earl and Mrs Gueterich travel to San Francisco for a Master Brewers convention. Miss Klein leads a story hour at Kenwood library station. A Townsend club dance is planned at Odd Fellows hall. Robert L Wilson, son of Lawler residents, departs for Fort Lewis. Evangelist Sanford speaks on religion at First United Brethren church. Police report a barometer claim and multiple transients seeking lodging as weather turns.
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Sanford
Sylvester Sanford
First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Iowa Navy Mothers elect officers in Ottumwa meeting
Mrs. Jennie Yerkovich of Cedar Rapids was elected first vice commander and Mrs. Glenna Archer of Cedar Rapids judge advocate at the Iowa department Navy Mothers' club convention in Ottumwa. Alma Russell of Des Moines was reelected commander.
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Jennie Yerkovich
Cedar Rapids
Glenna Archer
Iowa Department of Navy Mothers’ Club
Ottumwa
Alma Russell
Des Moines
Foster Fined Fifty Dollars for Disturbance
Judge Thomas B. Powell fined Norman Foster, 23, of 1305 Maplewood Prive NE, fifty dollars and costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace. This was his second disturbing the peace offense in under two weeks, after his arrest at 4.15 a.m. on complaint by landlady Ellen Maher of 1027 Fourth Avenue SE.
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Thomas B. Powell
Norman Foster
Maplewood Prive NE
Foster
Ellen Maher
Fourth Avenue SE
Man accused after glass broken at ex wife apartment
He allegedly went to see his former wife and broke the glass in her door. He was still arguing with her when police arrived, they said.
lantern slide show on world war posters at peoples church
At 5 30 p m tonight in the social rooms of the Peoples church Wil bur Robbie will present lantern slides of World War I posters from 1914 to 18 A discussion on propaganda methods used in the present war will follow the showing The public is invited.
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The
Peoples Church
Wilbur Robbie
Cub Scout meeting for Buchanan boys 9 to 12
A special Friday 7 30 p m meeting at Buchanan school invites all Buchanan neighborhood boys aged 9 to 12 and their parents to join a Cub Scout pack sponsored by the Buchanan Home and Young Men's Bureau Chamber of Commerce members will dine tonight at 6 15 at the Chamber building Dr Phillips Thomas of Westinghouse will discuss New Horizons of Science with twelve laboratory displays Lions club heard Mrs Carl Kirwin talk on Welfare Agency coordination Community Chest work Sheriff reports 22 White Rock chickens stolen from I J Ellison farm near Mount Vernon and investigated by Deputy Harlan Snyder
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Buchanan School
Buchanan
Young Men's Bureau
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Phillips Thomas
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Carl Kirwin
Public Welfare Bureau
Community Chest
Lions Club
Montrose Hotel
Bureau
Jim Smith
White Rock
I J. Ellison
Mount Vernon
Harlan Snyder
Boscom Waives Trial On Statutory Charge Arrest
Virgil Boscom 37 of Center Point was arrested Tuesday on a statutory charge by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder on a warrant issued by Justice W A Ball. He waived trial.
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Virgil Boscom
Center Point
Harlan Snyder
W A Ball
Grand jury remands Boscom after bond default
On Wednesday afternoon a grand jury presented charges in a preliminary hearing before Justice Ball. Boscom could not raise the $2,000 bond and was remanded to the county jail.
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Grand Jury
Justice Ball
Boscom
Blahnik Injury After Vehicle Hits Freight Train
Richard Blahnik of 2645 Mount Vernon Drive SE was injured Tuesday night when a car crashed into a freight train near Ryan. Doctors at St. Luke's Hospital said his condition was good on Thursday and he would likely be released that evening.
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Richard Blahnik
Mount Vernon Drive
Ryan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Blahnik
Revival Services At Free Methodist Church Near City Center
Revival prayers run each evening at Free Methodist church on Avenue 6 and Eighth Street NW. The Rev R A Kelly of Pittsburgh leads the series with Rev C M Cunningham of the host church also in charge. Attendance has been large and all services are open to the public. The revival concludes Sunday evening.
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Free Methodist Church
Avenue
Eighth Street NW
R. A. Kelly
Pittsburgh
C. M Cunningham
Attendiarce
William H. Olds Suffered Injury in Bank Lobby Fall
William H. Olds 86 of the Riverside hotel at 97 Second Avenue SE sustained a cut above the left eye after a heart episode or paralysis caused him to fall in the Cedar Rapids Savings bank lobby about 10 am Thursday. He was rushed to Mercy hospital in fair condition en route to visit his grandson Roy Lukanitsch on the third floor.
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William H. Olds
Riverside
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Mercy Hospital
Roy Lukanitsch
Keystone Woman Hurt In Wreck Near Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Selk of Keystone suffered a right knee sprain Wednesday afternoon when a car driven by her husband John A Selk collided with a vehicle suddenly stopping on highway No 30 seven miles west of Cedar Rapids. Selk, 65, said he was traveling about 35 mph and did not learn the other driver's name or license. The injury was treated by a Cedar Rapids physician. The piece notes furniture making as an artistic craft began in Italy.
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Mary Selk
Keystone
John A Selk
Selk
Jim Smith
Highway No. 30
Cedar Rapids
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Hank Vollenweider
Bob Schiers
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Iowa City
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Witwer Grocery Co
Rommelsburg City Classic League
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W. C. A. League
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Hish Zak
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Trinity Ye M. C. E
First
Baptist Freenenaens
Cal
Wage Paper Elliot Seraeee Eee
Zoller's Beer
Peter Pan High
Wagner Vaeeee Eae
Martin’s Dry Goods
Massett
Knac
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Mire's
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Life Beverage Tase Cesse
Eecbereev Reserseenen
Commercial League
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Aoe
Gluck's Beer
Little Bohemia Ee Gee
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Peter May
Savas
Eddy Aper
Zoller
Gazette American League
Pet Press Te
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Pet Armstrong’s Tertecie
Bishop's
Wnsee
Goodyear Service Ave
Drew' Eae
Boyson Jewelry
Wilson Company
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Trewene
Belden HiNs Tee
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Etete
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Rude Auto Company
Earl Gueterich
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Marion
Master Brewers’ Convention
San Francisco
Rude's
Townsend New Progressive Club
Memorial Coliseum
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Townsend Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Hanna Barbers
Second Avenue
Robert L. Wilson
Mederville
Robert C. Wilson
Lawler
Field Artillery
Fort Lewis
Wash
Marcella Klein
Kenwood Library
Townsend Organization
Francis Reames
Jack Weiland
Endus
Monnardi
Azard Reg
Ld Tire
Tread CO
Arantee
Tolea
Eis
Boscom Waives
Keystone Woman
Sfurt
Italy
Jack’s
Drybak
Jack's Store
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