Kohawks and Purple Set for Fifty-First Coe Cornell Game
In Cedar Rapids the Kohawks under Coach Eby work through scrimmage and position fights as ten of eleven starters from Beloit are expected back. Changes include Walt Haloupek taking left end, Bob Cullen replacing Don Darey at left end, and Arnett emerging at left halfback. Joe Singer may see significant action at right halfback with Hank Moss.
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Bucky Harris Set to Head Cleveland Indians
The Plain Dealer reports from Washington that Stanley Harris has been offered a one year contract to manage the Cleveland Indians. Harris 44 has 20 years in the American League as player and manager.
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Cyclone Two Mile Team Delivers For Missouri Meet
Ames Iowa State college two mile squad sails to Columbia Missouri for a Big Six dual with Missouri. Led by senior Marvin Haugehack and supported by sophomores Larry Inman Marlowe Burgy and Don Andrews the group travels Friday for the cinderpath showdown.
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Minnesota U Heads Opposed To Bowl Tilts
The University of Minnesota voted against Western Conference post season games in football notably the Rose Bowl. The proposal to have Western and Pacific Coast conference champions meet annually in Pasadena was started by Big Ten reps in Chicago on September 7 and sent to member faculties. The Minnesota senate committee advised rejection and the full senate agreed.
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Washington Jaysee Team Dominates Independence 50 18
Washington Jaysee built a big lead to beat undefeated Independence 50 to 18 in a junior college six man football game. Hob Lewis scored four touchdowns including a 92 yard kickoff return after a pass from Marvin Gingerich Griffith starred for Independence.
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O. R. Latham Field to be Dedicated October 26
Cedar Falls Iowa The O R Latham field at Iowa State Teachers College will be dedicated during the 21st annual homecoming game on Oct 26 Malcolm Price president announced The field honors the late college president active in athletics Henry C Shull Sioux City newly named president of the state board of education will dedicate the field with a brief talk before the Kansas State Teachers game
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PGA Takes Notice Of Caddy Shortage
Chicago AP report notes a caddy shortage affecting U S golf courses. PGA President Tom Walsh says the decline is severe this year and will be a major topic at the PGA annual convention in Chicago November 11 to 14. He cites CCC draft enrollments and improving family finances as factors.
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Farmer
Broadway Odds and Football Picks in One Column
Broadway odds maker Jack Doyle quotes even money on Ohio State and Minnesota while college football betting lines highlight Georgia Columbia and Yale Dartmouth. Boxing promoter notes Fritz Crisler recalls Princeton prep ties as Kiski grads rise at Michigan.
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Michigan swimmer Jim Welsh returns to class after illness
Ann Arbor reports Jim Welsh, noted Michigan free style swimmer, rejoined classes this fall after dropping out last winter due to pneumonia.
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Red Pepper column questions Schmidt and Stuhldreher
The piece questions Ohio State coach Fran cis Schmidt for using players twice and contends critics miss the broader coaching issues. It also discusses Wisconsin's Harry Stuhldreher facing alumni pressure after a rough season and the broader rabid fan expectations in college football.
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Iowa City Player Still In Hospital
Forrest Broders a 17 year old City high football tackle remained in Mercy hospital Iowa City after suffering a sciatic nerve injury two weeks earlier in a game with McKinley Cedar Rapids. He was reported improved Friday from his prior condition though still paralyzed in the legs.
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Harmon leads in ground gain. Christman tops total offense
All-American halfback Tom Harmon of Michigan topped the nation in rushing yardage with 377 yards on 63 carries over three games. Paul Christman of Missouri led in total offense with 531 yards, combining 504 passing and 27 rushing in three games. Other regional leaders are named.
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Marion Pugh
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Bob Peoples
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John Knolla
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Knolla
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Jose Frank
New York University
Missouri Iowa State Clash Looms in Big Six Battle
Missouri hosts Iowa State in Columbia as defending Big Six champions face an underdog Cyclones squad. Iowa State plans a veteran lineup while focusing on stopping Missouri star Paul Christman in a high-stakes league showdown.
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Michigan Coaches Will Do Anything To Please A Guest
Ann Arbor Michigan coach Fritz Crisler ordered the groundskeeper to cut the field grass as short as Illinois coach Bob Zuppke likes it for Saturdays game The move follows Zuppke’s complaints about the turf during prior visits to Michigan Stadium and aims to prevent any mishaps or complaints on game day
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