Franklin Wins in Last Two Minutes
Franklin defeats Roosevelt 14 to 7 as Paul Phelan spearheads a 69 yard final drive for the decisive touchdown. Phelan, a 6'3" senior, started after No. 1 QB Byron Hollinshead was hurt, connecting twice with Bob Cohrs for 25 and 17 yards and contributing to nine of 11 Franklin plays in the late march.
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Roy McHugh
Franklin
Paul Phelan
Thunderbolts
Byron Hollinshead
Phelan
Bob Cohrs
Roosevelt
Bob Thompson
Jack Riley
Joe Gaskill
Wilson and Newton Dueled In Hill Park Showdown
Wilson's city high school champions meet Newton's undefeated Central Iowa conference leaders at Hill Park tonight for a 7 45 kickoff.
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Wilson
Newton
Central
Franklin Over Roosevelt In Rough Thunderbolts Showdown
Franklin and Roosevelt traded blows in a bruising game with Franklin's Phelan driving in on a late touchdown. Hoff scored and converted, while Roosevelt's Brown ran strongly before Fisher blocked extra points to tie. Roosevelt led 7-0 at halftime. final stats favor Franklin as the Thunderbolts produced a 72-yard drive and key turnovers.
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Roosevelt
Don Dvorak
Letterman
al Carleton
Franklin
Bill Brown
al Fisher
Brown
Fisher
Thunderbolts
Art van Cleve
Frank Sturm
Roughriders
Hoff
Bob Littell
Phelan
Franklin Thompson
Shive
Rick
Mead
Hollene Bakes
Roosevelt Tutens
Riley
Porees
Matchines
Prostnate
Sease
College Football Scores Mixed Across Morgantown Area
A jumbled score list shows MecPherson edging Euverise, Chen scoring twice, and St Martine upset by Moravian. Charlestown Teachers suffer, Purman leads Chester Teachers, and Penn Mill- Aslanees 1 Tech 3 appears. Magnetic 6 Citadel 28 rounds out the uneven recap with Maryland and other teams also referenced.
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Euverise
Chen
St. Martine
Charlestown
M Moravian
Davis Elkins
South Carolina
Purman
Aan Chester
Penn Mill- Aslanees
Tech
Magnetic
Citadel
Rentecks Y Id
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Ieee Maryland
Fecies Sintame
E'S
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Fellers All Stars Beat Iowa Amateur Champions 9 to 1
Des Moines report: Bob Feller’s major league All Stars soundly defeat the Iowa amateur 40 and 8 club 9 to 1 before 5,000 fans. Feller pitched four innings with five strikeouts and two hits allowed. Spud Chandler worked the first four for the All Stars, yielding one hit. The major leaguers exploded for five runs in the fifth and four more in the seventh. Mickey Vernon pitched the ninth for the 40 and 8 club, allowing one hit.
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Des Moines
Bob Feller
Iowa
Feller
Spud Chandler
New York
Yankee
Warman
Tenens
Feiler
Leswick Hill
Smith
Leonetti
Robinson Hudson bout postponed a full week
DETROIT INS Olympia Matchmaker Nick Londes announced that Friday nights Ray Robinson Cecil Hudson bout was postponed until next Friday. Boxing commission medic Dr N H Schiafer said Robinson has an acute respiratory condition requiring rest and care.
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Detroit
INS
Olympia
Nick Londes
Ray Robinson
Cecil Hudson
N. H. Schiafer
Boxing Commission
Robinson
Miami Hurri canes topple TCU in 2012 rout
In Miami Florida the University of Miami Hurricanes powered by Davey Eldredge’s swift cross country style and Harry Ghaul’s precise kicking defeated Texas Christian University 2012 before a crowd of 30 800 fans.
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MIAMI
T.C.U
Fla
Davey Eldredge
Big Harry Ghaul
University of Miami Hurricanes
Texas Christian University
Bears Absorb 32-6 Setback At Iowa City
The Little Hawks of City high defeated McKinley of Cedar Rapids 32-6 at homecoming in Iowa City. Don Fryhauf led with four rushing touchdowns in a first-half burst that built a 26-0 lead, as City high extended its conference lead with a fifth straight win. George Lehman helped set up McKinley’s score late in the game.
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Little Hawks
City High
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Herb Cormack
Don “Corky” Fryhauf
Golden Bears
George Lehman
Guanes
Ted Nofal
Brooklyn
Tama
Rex Coleman
Allen Hill
Walter Krigel
Jack Walker
Bob Cramm
Tame
Montezuma
Feiler Sued by Former Partner in Barnstorming Saga
Davenport report details Ray C. Dean suing Bob Feller, noting a $42,500 claim in Scott County Court. Dean seeks accounting and $7,500 for Flying Tigers Air circus venture and $35,000 for profits from a joint barnstorming engagement. The suit stems from Feller’s former partnership and promoter Dean’s claim for adjustments.
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Davenport
Bob Feller
Scott County
Ray C. Dean
Feller
Dean
Flying Tigers Air Circus
Stagg's College of Pacific Triumphs Over Gauchos 21 to 0
Stockton Calif. Amos Alonzo Stagg's College of Pacific football team earned its second win of the season by defeating the Santa Barbara Gauchos 21 to 0 Friday night in a shutout at home.
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Stockton, Calif
INS
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of Pacific
Santa Barbara
Calif
Joe Gordon Goes To Tribe In Exchange for Reynolds
The New York Yankees traded star second baseman Joe Gordon to the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Allie Reynolds. Joe Edward Beckman also moved to Cleveland for cash and future considerations. The deal came after Bill Dickey’s resignation as manager and amid manager search rumors involving Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe “Flash” Gordon
Cleveland Indians
Allie Reynolds
Yanks
Joe Edward Bockman
Indians
Joe DiMaggio
Gordon
Bronx Bombers
Red Sox
Ted Williams
MacPhail
Dickey
Harris Likely To Face Brecheen At St Louis Game Six
In St Louis for game six, Boston manager Joe Cronin signaled Mickey Harris or Dave Ferriss will start for the Red Sox against St Louis with Harry Brecheen slated for the Cardinals. Brecheen, celebrating his 49th birthday, hopes to force a seventh game, while Cronin kept options open as the teams travel toward Sportsman Park.
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ST. Louis
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Harris
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
Harris
Dave Ferriss
Cronin
Fenway Park
Mississippi
Harry Brecheen Dyer
Brecheen
Sportman’s Park
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Tex Hughson
Jim Bagby
Bill Zuber
Charley Wagner
Hal Wagner
Bobby Doerr
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Rip) Russell
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Redbird
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Rotsel
Tll
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Alphase
Ted Williams
Brazie
Williams
Sara
Atom Ball Confident Dobson Beats Cardinals 6 3 in Game Five
Boston report says Burrhead Joe Dobson recovered from a rough start to overpower the St Louis Cardinals with an eight strikeout performance in the fifth World Series game. He described his “atom ball” as a down breaking curve and credited manager Joe Cronin for sticking with him.
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Lee
Boston Red Sox Ao
Joe Garagiola
St. Louis
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Gutteridge
St. Louis Browns
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Bosox
Roy Partee
Boston
Dyer
Howie Pollet
al Brazie
Enos
Country) Slaughter
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Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Cardinals
Coolidge
Ariz
Series announcers displease St. Louis crowd
St Louis fans and acting mayor were informed the company sponsoring radio coverage of the series with Mayor Albert Schwell Sau Gates Renalsanoe Gillette Safety Razor that a local endurance event may be held. One or two games were to be played in St Louis according to the message seen.
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Compan
Albert Schwell- Sau Gates
Renalsanoe
Gillette
Marion Anamosa win keeps WaMaC Loop tie intact
Marion and Anamosa posted conference wins on Friday night, with Marion knocking off Manchester at home and Anamosa defeating Cresco in a string of league games. Key players included Gable, Whittemore, and Otlie for Marion, while Creco’s Don Carman and Haven connected for scores. injuries affected several teams across the slate, with Elkader sustaining a costly pelvis injury to Drahn.
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Anamosa
ARION
Wayne Grady
Chuck Joss
Manchester
Kathleen Thompson
Grady
Paullina
Brickley
Hayes
Whitcomb
Shoot
Cresco
Ore
Meyerhoff
Heyer
Don Carman
Haven
Roger Wentworth
Carmen
Emily Teel
Elkader
West Union
Drahn
Smith
Kenny Miller
Colvin
Peacocks Puncture Penn Eleven 33 6
OSKALOOSA UP moved to 1 0 in the season by crushing William Penn 33 to 6. Oran Goodrich threw a 10 yard TD to Sam Susmatthe and returned a punt for a TD. Turner scored twice including a third quarter strike, while Goodrich added another pass score.
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Oskaloosa
Upper Iowa
William Penn
Oran Goodrich
Sam Susmatthe
Tenes
Goodrich
Turner
Desperation Pass Beats Drake 12 6
Desperation Pass defeats Drake 12 to 6 in Des Moines as Wichita State wins third straight. Quarterback Anton Houlik led late drive from the 35-yard line, eluding defenders, with tailback Sexton heavily involved in the sequence and contributing on the decisive drives.
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Des Moines
INS
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Anne Sexton
Anton Houlik
Houlik
Sexton
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