Hawkeyes Set For Michigan Test At Ann Arbor
Thirty four Iowa players travel to Ann Arbor for a showdown with Michigan at the big stadium. Dr Eddie Anderson’s squad, fresh from a win over Indiana, uses light drills at Stagg Field and Dixon overnights before noon Saturday kickoff. Capt Erwin Prasse and Nile Kinnick lead a deep lineup including Tollefson Couppee Hawkins Snider Pettit Maher Dichi Andrewska Frye Enich Walker Bergstrom Otto Conrad Miletich Evans Norgaard Smith Moore Kelley Prasse Dean Kinnick Sullivan Bush Gilleard Mclain Murphy Green Vollenweider. The game will air coast to coast on NBC starting at 12 45 PM CST.
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Michigan
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Yost
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al Couppee
Iowa City
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Dick Evans
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Fred Smith
Joe Moore
Bob Kelley
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Town University
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Iowa Daily Press Association
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Iowa
Cornell's New Cheering Squad Debuts at Beloit Game
Cornell's newly formed cheering squad will debut at the Parents' Day football game against Beloit this Saturday afternoon in Mount Vernon. Led by Jo Beadle of Cedar Rapids and Robert Glee of Clinton, the squad includes members from Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa. Coach Dick Barker's eleven aims for its home opener after beating St. Ambrose, Loras, Washington junior college, and Culver-Stockton. Beloit, which beat the University of Chicago 6-0, presents the toughest test yet.
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Cedar Rapids
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Clinton
Carroll Luckey
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River Forest
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Oak Park
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Malcom
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Collins
Sally Watkins
la Crosse
Wis
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Hinsdale
Robert Sooy
Chicago
Dean Morey
Monticello
Raymond Youngman
Toledo
Howard Ormes
Dick Barker
St. Ambrose
Loras
Washington Junior College
Culver-Stockton
University of Chicago
Maroons
Florida State routs Boston College in college football
Florida overpowering Boston College 73 to 9 in a college football game. The scoreline dominates the section with accompanying notes on Arnold G and Lowell Textile 11. Roosevelt defeats Franklin 73 to 6 in high school football.
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Florida
Boston College
Arnold G
Lowell Textile
Roosevelt
Franklin
Mike Jacobs Finds Godoy for Louis Fight in New York
United Press reports boxing impresario Mike Jacobs located Arturo Godoy and signed him to face Joe Louis, bringing a Chilean challenger to Madison Square Garden. Godoy, famed for aggressive style and two wins over Tony Galento, travels from Chile with high expectations and public interest.
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United Press
New York
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Joe Louis
Godoy
Chile
Hell’s Kitchen
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Tony Galento
Lou Nova
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Unspoken Retort Shapes Arturo’s Quiet Resolve
The passage notes Arturo’s silence about others actions toward him and his willingness to repay in kind. It emphasizes his tolerance for rough treatment while showing he can dish out the same without complaint.
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Arturo
Are They Afraid To Quote Odds On Our Hawkeye Eleven
Football odds for Saturday are listed with matchups like Army over Columbia and Duke over Pittsburgh. Commissioner Jack Doyle notes these prices can shift as fans back teams with large wagers.
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Elberon High Beats Clutier 12–6 in Baseball Clash
ELBERON The Elberon high school baseball team defeated Clutier 12 to 6 on Wednesday. The win boosts Elberon’s record in a midweek contest.
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Elberon
Waltonian Archers End Outdoor Season
The Waltonian Archery club's championship shoot at Ellis marked the season close. Don Seeger and Vergie Stevens won the traveling trophies. Seeger led the double American round with 1,062 while Stevens scored 881 in the double Columbia round. An archer must win a trophy three times for permanent possession.
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Waltonian
Ellis
Don Seeger
Vergie Stevens
Seeger
Miss Stevens
Wilson and McKinley Clash At Hill Park Tonight
Wilson and McKinley meet at Hill Park tonight at 7 30 in the first home game of the season. The Ramblers have one win one loss and one tie, while McKinley mirrors the record with a loss to Waterloo East a tie with Roosevelt and a 6 0 win over Clinton.
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McKinley
Hill Park
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Waterloo
Roosevelt
Clinton
Eddyville Ace Throws No-Hitter as Mediapolis Wins
Hugo Thie Mediapolis ace pitched a 10 to 0 win over Percival in the state high school fall baseball opener. He struck out 15, walked none, and retired the first 20 batters. An error spoiled a perfect game in the seventh inning. Eddyville beat Hubbard 9 to 4 in the other game. Castana meets Grand Junction and Kensett faces Okoboji Township Priday.
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Mediapolis Ace
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Percival
Mediapolis
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Castana
Grand Junction
Kensett
Okoboji Township
Undefeated Florida Beats Boston College 7 0 at Fenway
Florida and coach Bud Walton defeated Boston College 7 to 0 before 18,000 fans at Fenway Park. Walton connected twice with Leo Cahill for a 45 yard score and a coffin corner pass, Cahill scoring, while Charlie O Rourke later added a second period end sweep that was nullified by a penalty.
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Coe Football Team Heads to Monmouth for Conference Clash
Twenty eight Coe men depart for Monmouth Illinois after naming Don Martin captain for Saturdays game. The squad includes backs Harley Moore Walt Kinehn and Joe Singer and linemen Art Hass George Starcevich Eldon Levis Ralph Essham among others. Coe improved with a 33 to 2 win over Lawrence after opening loss to Grinnell.
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Monmouth
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John Prasch
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Art Hass
George Starcevich
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Harley Moore
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Joe Singer
Ed Cisler
Kenneth Anderson
Luther Burkett
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George Hidinger
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Paul Hughes
Ray Johnson
Walt Kineh
Jim Leehmin
Donald Martin
Henry Moss
Roy Roughton
Jim Scott
Robert Smith
Art van Wyk
Fred Wooster
Elkader Juniors Battle Luther to 6 6 Tie
Elkader junior college and Luther college played to a 6‑6 tie Thursday night. A blocked punt gave Luther the ball at Elkader 28, Fordan scored on a drive midway in the second period. In the final period Elkader stalled at Luther’s 6 before Bente connected with Clemens for Elkader’s touchdown.
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Gazette
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Luther College Preps
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