Franklin Pounds Way To 27-0 Victory Over Dubuque Pitt
Franklins 27 0 win over Dubuque Pitt is noted as a dominant running game with punt formations and versatile plays. The broad college slate features expert forecasts from a New York AP writer, naming favorites across conferences and ranking teams like Alabama Wisconsin and Ohio State among likely winners.
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Iowa Eleven Heads to Chicago for Big Ten Test
University of Iowa football departs for Chicago seeking its first Big Ten win in three years as they face the Maroons at Stagg Field. The squad features lineup tweaks with Mike Enich moving to center and Russell Bush at quarterback, aiming for a quicker, more alert offense.
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North Des Moines And Perry Sever Relations
Perry and North High of Des Moines have ended athletic relations and canceled this fall basketball contracts after an alleged riot at a Perry game. Perry Superintendent Vanderlinden reported the incident to the state association, while North High disputes the riot, blaming poor policing at Perry field.
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Farr Suspended By British Boxing Board
The British Boxing Board suspended Welsh heavyweight Tommy Farr for failing to pay Promoter Sydney Hulls 3750 dollars after backing out of a contracted bout with Max Schmeling at Hull's White City stadium in September 1937, Farr leaving for the United States.
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Roosevelt And Wilson Elevens Clash Tonight
Roosevelt and Wilson meet under lights at Hill Park at 7 45 pm with Wilson aiming to extend a four game win streak and Roosevelt seeking to exploit any defensive edge. Roosevelts strength tested by Ramblers offense and Riders defensive discipline in a high school grid clash.
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Tom Vardon Dies at 64 Brother of Harry Vardon
Tom Vardon, brother of Harry Vardon, died in St. Paul at 64. He was a pro at White Bear club near St. Paul until last summer and was regarded by their father as Harry's equal in golf. Harry Vardon, six time British Open champion, had died recently in England.
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Franklin Thunderbolts Rout Dubuque 27 0 In MVAC clash
Franklin High School defeated Dubuque 27 to 0 at Hill Park in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Eddy and Magnuson led a strong second half comeback after a 7-0 first half, with multiple big runs and two final TDs in the third period.
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