Wilson Rolls In Second Half To Down Manchester
Wilson's Ramblers boosted Dad's Night with a 20-0 Tri-Valley Conference win over Manchester. After a slow opening half, Everett Andrew ran 21 yards for the first touchdown, followed by a 65-yard punt return by Joe Chmelicek and a third score by Frank Stastny.
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Wilson
Manchester
ILSON
Hill Park
Ramblers
Everett Andrew
Joe Chmelicek
Frank Stastny
Andrew
Manhawk
Dick Farmer
Stastny
Dean Young
Rambler
Alvin Noble
Don Hartman
Chmelicek
Doty
Bill Peterson
Ward
Manhawks
Mayhawks
Manchester Ennis
Frueh
Peterson
Drahovzal
Hartman Hanson
Ention Farmer
Hartman
Don Ceynar
Aoe
Bob Schlossae
Biker Fo Uynun
Andrew See
Mulray
Eeerens
Dutton
Eninelicek
FBR
Orton
Aul
Birkicht
Jiricek
Douglas
Cacek
Cornell
Tom Crabbe
Knox
Horace Hedees
Dartmouth
Postponed Roose velt Franklin game set for Saturday night
Unfavorable weather moved the Hill park clash to 8 30 p m Saturday as the Roose velt Franklin Ramblers and Manhawks exchange blows. Stastny and Andrew spark Manchester drives, with key fumbles and a late Rambler surge ending in a 23 yard gain by Stastny and a goalward bid.
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Hill Park
Cornell Cross Country to Battle Drake in Des Moines
Drake University hosts Cornell in Des Moines after Drake fell to Michigan State. Dave Griffith, who finished second to Walt Marek, leads Drake while Dave Clutterham is Cornell’s top ace in the meet expected to test both teams early in the season.
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Des Moines
Drake University
Michigan State
Cornell
Dave Griffith
Walt Marek
Bulldogs
Dave Clutterham
Greyhound Retires From Racing as Champion Trotter
Indianapolis AP James Wingfield, second trainer of Sep Palin's stable, said Thursday night that Greyhound, the world's champion trotter, has entered full retirement.
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Indianapolis
James Wingfield
Sep Palin
Prep baseball tourney brings Shellsburg loss and four others
In Iowa high school prep action Rodman beat Shellsburg 9-6 while Martensdale toppled Montour 4-0 and Letts beat Hansell 7-4. Pisgah edged Newell 4-3 as Letts built early runs and Hansell failed to recover. Jenks of Martensdale celebrated an 18th birthday with a no hitter as Rodman’s Shirner fanned 13.
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Adel
Rodman
Martensdale
Letts
Pisgah
Shellsburg
Montour
Hansell
Newell
Charles Jenks
Jenks
Wolfe
Shirner
Blattler
Peacock
R.H E Montour
Gag Nan
Packeries Walle and McCoy
Imates
R.H E Shellsburg
Blattler, Peacock and Schminke
Douglas
R.H E Newell
Pissah
PolcHes A Tereetson
Jensen
Shearer
Spoo
R.H. E. Hansell
Murphy and Garrett
Paine and Platt
Cyclones Readying for Missouri Homecoming Clash
Iowa State coach Ray Donels said the Cyclones will be in top shape for the Homecoming game with Missouri tackling the T formation. Royal Lohry and Howard Tippee helped the passing attack in Thursday’s drills as reserves impressed, and the starting lineup may feature substitutions. Thousands are expected at Friday’s pep barbecue for introductions of players and coaches.
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Ames
Iowa State
Missouri
Ray Donels
Donels
Royal Lohry
Howard Tippee
Nebraska
Missouri Iowa State two mile relay canceled due to runner injury
The University of Missouri's two mile team race with Iowa State at Ames Saturday is canceled. Ray Ray, the sole Missouri finisher in the dual with Kansas State last Saturday, remains the only Missouri runner in shape for the event.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Iowa State College
Ames
Ray Ray
Missouri
Kansas State
Bookies Probe Bogus Bangtail Hasty Notion Ringer
Illinois racing officials schedule a Chicago hearing to identify those behind a ringer horse in Hawthorne’s Sept. 24 race. Hasty Notion, entered as Rapid Bone, was the likely winner and bred by Joseph Widener, with ownership shifting to an unknown buyer before shipping to New England.
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Illinois
Maryland
Rapid Bone
Hawthorne
Philadelphia
St. Louis
May Williams
Chicago
Joseph Widener
Saratoga
Brad Brodsky
Boston
Whirlaway
Havre de Grace
New England
Williams
Langham Posts 625 in League Lead on Local Lanes
Langham led the Parlor City league at the Red Crown with 625 pins paced by 193 200 and 232. Oppie followed with 618 while Brown 611 Hoppe 607 also stood out as other top bowlers on the same alleys in a strong Thursday showing.
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Oppie
Penick
Ford
Brown
Hoppe
Lincolnette
Suburban Gas
Heize Electric
High Schamberger
LaPlant-Choate
Kacena Company
High Hopkins
Duster Brothers
High Kepler
Kenmore
Lincoln Alleys
Morris Plan
Newman's
Hronik
Roosevelt Hotel
Patterson Dents Ae
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Edna Eegers
Stockl Insurance
M. Parks
Mother's Oats
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Penick and Ford League
Douglas Starch
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High Beach
Aoe
Penick Starch
Parlor City
Lear E. R. Auto Supply
Kons Martet-Marion
High
Fawcett
Champlin Refining Co
Reddy Kilowatts
Hirsh Lindsey
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Texaco Products Co
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Century Heat
Nelson
Merchants Nail Bank
Jones Skelly
Town Light and Power Hey
Crown Miley's
Y League
R. Gasco
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Aes
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L. Borsehel
Cities Service
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Reddy Ellowatts
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Guaranty Bk & Tr. Co
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Former official Red Eagen ill after appendix operation
Red Eagen of Des Moines, a veteran Big Six and Missouri Valley football and basketball official and former Grinnell athlete, spent a comfortable night at Iowa Methodist hospital after an operation for a ruptured appendix. He previously coached and served as athletic director at the former Des Moines university.
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Red Eagen
DES Moines
Red
Eagen
Big Six
Missouri Valley Conference
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Grinnell
Des Moines University
Wildcats Singling Out Emory Samples Cousin as Top Sophomore Halfback
Otto Graham, Northwestern, is praised as a finer sophomore halfback than Tom Kuzma of Michigan or Bil Hillenbrand of Indiana. Graham, a Waukegan native, weighs 180 pounds and stands 5 11. Sample, Roosevelt high School star, is headed for Northwestern after graduation. Mothers of Graham and Sample, Mrs Ray Sample, are sisters.
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Tom Kuzma
Michigan
Bil Hillenbrand
Indiana
Otto Graham
Northwestern Flash
Emory Sample
Roosevelt High School
Sample
Northwestern
Graham
Waukegan
Ray Sample
Third Avenue SW
Iowa stars spread among Iowa prep teams and colleges
A look at the first three I D P A all state football teams shows Iowa City and several colleges drawing most talent. Six Iowa City players on the first squad, with others headed to Iowa State Drake and out of state. The column argues state talent spread shapes standards of excellence and prep competition. It notes a shift in prep football dynamics and the broader effect on Iowa schools.
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Iowa Daily Press Association
Nebraska
Minnesota
Town U
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Towa City
Jack Ferree
Oskaloosa
Ralph Beardsley
Anamosa
Dick Hoerner
Dubuque
Bill Barbour
Mason City
Chuck Aknes
Sioux City
Ed Schweizer
Burlington
Ronnie Norman
Fairfield
Iowa State
Charles Miller
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Georgetown
Verdean Goettsch
Holstein
California
Bob Murphy
Atlantic
Drake
Bob Morris
Boone
Dean Thomas
Des Moines
John Potter
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Stan Mohrbacker
Cedar Rapids
Bill Rissman
Bob Yankovich
Warren Vogt
Council Bluffs
Jack Miller
Harold Ireland
Norman
Ireland
Iowa U
Morningside
Penn
Western Union
Loras
Iowa State College
Franck
Northwestern
Stan Schrader
Monticello
Fresman
Harold Shugart
Ames
George Schoel
Waterloo
Iowa Wesleyan
Carleton
Wartburg
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Amateur Skating Union of the
United States
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Lou
Chicago
George Shimek
Dennis
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Invaders
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Simpson
Luther
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Waverly
Eastern Normal
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Towa
America
Amore Pace
Drake Faces Illinois Clash Without Vincent
Des Moines reports Drake football heads to Urbana with 32 players for a Big Ten test. A torn muscle sidelined Bud Vincent, the left halfback, prompting coach Vee Green to lean on a heavy backfield with Maurice White Clint Stille Harold Anderson and Joe Saggione filling key roles.
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DES Moines
INS
Drake
Urbana
Ill
Bud Vincent
Vee Green
Vincent
Green
Maurice White
Clint Stille
Harold Anderson
Joe Saggione
Polls Favor Unbeaten Teams In Early Football Picks
A jumble of matchups and predictions from Navy to Notre Dame and Texas A and M. The writeup surveys favored schools like Georgia, Rice, Duke, Yale, and Washington State across major conferences, noting unbeaten paths and probable outcomes while flagging potential upsets and strong defenses.
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Herb Barker
NEW York
Northwestern Michigan
Northwestern
Navy
Cornell
Texas Christian
Texas A
Christian
Kyle Gillespie
Aggies
Columbia-Georgia
Georgia
Villanova
Baylor
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Minesota
Pitt
Minnesota
Texas
Arkansas
Santa Clara
Michigan State
Rice
Louisiana State
Tulane
Duke
Colgate
Ohio State
Purdue
Buckeyes
Stull
Nebraska
Indiana
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Penn
Princeton
Temple
Penn State
Andy Tomasic
Yale
Army
Berg and Dettweiler reach Texas women open final four
In Fort Worth Texas Patty Berg the Minneapolis star meets Washington DC veteran Helen Dettweiler in the semi finals of the Texas women open golf tournament. Fort Worth local Mrs Frank Goldthwaite faces Jo Henson of San Antonio in the other semi. Berg beat Polly Riley 3 and 2 while Dettweiler defeated Babe Didrikson Zaharias one up after a 26 hole battle.
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Fort Worth
Miss Dettweiler
George Zaharias
Babe Didrikson
Los Angeles
Kovacs and Wolfden Expecting Baby Next Spring
Frank Kovacs and Virginia Wolfden, noted tennis players who wed last summer, announced they are expecting a baby next spring. The pair previously won the Pacific Coast mixed doubles championship at Berkeley on October 4.
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Oakland
Calif
Frank Kovacs
Virginia Wolfden
Berkeley
Saturday Grid Card in Iowa Boasts Color
Iowa fans await a busy weekend of football with Iowa teams in action across venues. Key matchups include Missouri at Iowa State in Ames, Grinnell benching Parsons stars Ted Kennefick and Ed Nagel due to injuries, and Coe vs Cornell at Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Parsons
Grinnell
Ted Kennefick
Ed Nagel
Grinell
Knox
Ames
Hawkeyes
Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Western Michigan
Cedar Falls
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