Iowa State Defense Focuses On Crayne And Simmons
Iowa State coach George Veenker drills tackled ends to blunt Iowa stars Crayne and Simmons in preparation for the Ames clash. Freshman and varsity scrimmages shaped likely lineup shifts with Berger Catron at guard and tackle and Neal or Miller expected to start at quarterback.
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Local grid program promises thrills with key weekend games
Cedar Rapids previews a weekend of football featuring the Coe Cornell clash at Mount Vernon as the centerpiece. Washington high meets Dubuque at Coe field Friday, and Grant faces Iowa City Saturday. Coe and Cornell renew one of town’s oldest series while Mount Vernon and Dubuque prepare for tough tests.
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Blairstown Girls Fall to Keystone 16 7
Blairstown girls' kittenball team faced Keystone on the local diamond Monday evening and lost 16 to 7. Many regulars were absent, and substitutes were used in the game.
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Purdue the victim of much hard luck
Purdue's 1940 football season is hit by injuries to star Duane Purvis and key linemen, breaking the Purvis Carter scoring pair. Carter still gains 110 yards per game as Purdue fights through setbacks. Coach Noble Kizer warns Big Ten foes they are not licked yet.
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Nebraska Tackles Oklahoma Kansas Teams To Collide
Kansas State and Kansas open Big Six play next Saturday at Manhattan. Nebraska aims to overcome a tendency to let down before facing Oklahoma at Norman. Oklahoma shows progress after a listless Texas game. Frank Carideo makes changes with Sonsolver back at right guard and Moseley Saldofsky replaced by Clark and Miller at tackle.
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Charges on College Football Turn To Big Money Deals
A columnist laments rising commercialization in college football, noting $900,060 gates, paid players with $25 to $50 incomes rumored, and stadium debts. He contrasts schools offering free board and tuition with pay to play, criticizing exploitation of young athletes while calling for scrutiny of debt-driven programs nationwide.
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Hollywood rumors shadow Trojans and Iowa woes
A former USC star in Cedar Rapids alleges college paper criticism sparked players turning to Hollywood. Iowa's injuries worsen with Schneidman out for the season and Fisher uncertain for Minnesota clash, while Novak stays focused on track and coaching duties. Kipke praised after a lopsided Chicago defeat as Minnesota faces tough tests ahead.
Baltimore Plans Erect Bust in Honor of Ruth
Baltimore prepares a Babe Ruth memorial bust with funds to be raised announced by Paul E. Burke of the Maryland Amateur Athletic Association. Burke hopes Dizzy Dean and his brother Paul join as early contributors during an exhibition game setup in the city.
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Rosenbloom And Miler Engage In Speedy Workouts
Des Moines AP reports heavy early interest in the Johnny Miller Maxie Rosenbloom fight as both boxers stage spirited workouts before a large crowd. Rosenbloom spars with Red Fields and bags up, while Miler boxes two locals and hammers the bags, aiming for a knockout due to Iowa rules.
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Foxx Denies Permanent Head Injury Ahead of Asia Tour
Jimmie Foxx, sidelined by a head injury after a pitched ball in Winnipeg, is described as fine by his manager Earl Mack. Mack calls fears of a permanent injury bunk and says Foxx will rest a few days before joining Connie Mack's American League all star team to sail from Seattle on October 20 for Japan and the tour. Foxx’s doctor reports only a mild concussion with no fracture and expects him to be ready to play soon.
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Punts and Passes from the Gridiron
United Press notes from a Big Ten football press box highlight Illinois aerial power with Beynon Lindbergh and Froschauer supporting a five-man receiving corps. Skewers focus on Ohio State, Minnesota, Iowa, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Purdue and Indiana players along with coaches and upcoming stars.
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Webster Nine Blanks What Cheer in 4 to 0 Victory
The Webster high school nine defeated the What Cheer squad Monday evening by a score of 4 to 0. Dillon pitched a no hit game.
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Minnesota Gophers poised as Big Ten title contenders
Minnesota realigns for a possible national run after a 20 to 7 win over Nebraska. Coach Bernice Bierman fields a strong backfield led by Pug Lund with Glenn Seidel and Julius Alfonse. End Frank Larson anchors a seasoned line with multiple veterans and promising sophomores vying for key roles.
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Swan, Drake Star Declared Ineligible at Drake
Gloom spread over the Drake University campus as Chuck Swan a top back on the 1933 Drake football squad was declared ineligible. Swan transferred from Penn College where he competed two years, with Penn’s lack of freshman ruling counting both years against him and ending his collegiate career.
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Marengo High Eleven Hampered By Injuries
Marengo high school football faced injuries and a first six week ineligibility as the squad worked on defense in advance of Friday’s game at Sigourney. Fullback Lyle Dye hip injury end Harvey Burgy cracked rib guard Dale Kruse boils reserve center Dean Allen already listed ineligible.
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Dean Boys Weary From Exhibition Tour After World Series Fame
The Dean brothers Diz and Paul, fresh from sweeping the Detroit Tigers in the World Series, tour the country in exhibition games. Dizzy complains of fatigue and fears camera glare while Paul jokes about a long Florida rest. Tour ends Oct. 23 in Pittsburgh with questions about next season and possible trades, including Carl Hubbell.
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Minnesota and Pitt In Grid Clash Set for Early Showdown
AP reports a pivotal early season clash between Pittsburgh and Minnesota, both unbeaten and highly regarded by coaches. Pitt relies on Henry Weisenbaugh Izzy Weinstock and Pug Lund to power a strong line while Minnesota's captain is the elusive Pug Lund? No, that is incorrect. Minnesota stars include Weinstock and Lund, with debate over who leads. The matchup comes as other top programs face notable upsets and looming games from Michigan Georgia Tech Ohio State Notre Dame Fordham St Marys.
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Kennedy Among Eight Grapplers at Mat Festival
In the coliseum Thursday night four light-heavyweight bouts begin the wrestling fest. Jack Kennedy, a Phoenix native and former prize fighter, will be a principal. Highlights include Alex Kasaboski of Toronto and the famed Mephisto, noted for superior leg wrestling. The light-heavy class is hoped to boost waning heavyweight interest.
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Washington Juniors Prepare Cage Schedule
Washington Indiana junior college basketball coach George Freshwaters has set part of the 1934 35 schedule with Burlington Joliet Albia Muscatine Tipton and Burlington again among others. Prospects are only fair as players reported lack consistency but show ability.
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Golden Nail Polish Takes Paris by Storm Style
Paris fashion writers report liquid gold dust and bronze lacquers with gold specks dominating manicures. Yellow tints and mother of pearl Chinese lacquers replace diamonds as finger decorations in the gay light city.
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Murder Hearing Turns To Choir In Denver Duet
A South Denver resident reported hearing murder sounds. Police rushed to a nearby home and found two women practicing a duet for a church Sunday, the incident turning out to be a false alarm.
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