Coe and Cornell Set Historic Mount Vernon Clash This Weekend
Old rivals Coe and Cornell meet for the 49th time in Mount Vernon. The Purple under Moray Eby face a veteran Coe squad as Cornell, an underdog, seeks a landmark victory to reverse a long-standing Cedar Rapids edge.
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Kalona Wellman top Ke-Wash grid conference race
Wellman Wildcats suffer 21 7 loss to Lone Tree in Ke-Wash play. Kalona defeats Richland 6 0 on a Fry to Gingerich pass. Brighton edges West Chester 8 6 in Ke-Wash action as standings show Kalona and Keota near the top.
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Princeton Proxy Appeals for Dry Game at Navy Match
Princeton university president Dr Harold W Dodds launched a campaign to keep football dry at Princeton. Ticket holders for next Saturday’s Princeton versus Navy game will receive a printed slip urging spectators to refrain from consuming alcohol at the event.
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Sacred Heart Academy of Oelwein Triumphs 25-0
Sacred Heart Academy of Oelwein defeated St. Columbkille's Academy of Dubuque 25 to 0. Brady recovered a blocked punt for a third quarter TD, Alessio added a 15 yard return TD, and Kirby and Kafer extended the lead with second half scores. Roth added kicks and a failed conversion.
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Balls and Strikes Punts and Passes By Eddie Brie t z
A collage of sports quips from the era, noting Pitt coach John Smith turning down vaudeville offers and Georgia Tech studying Alabama formations. Mentions include Tulane beating Colgate, Notre Dame vs Madison critics, Sam Baugh of TCU, Joe Louis boxing, Joe DiMaggio tour talk, and Larry MacPhail possible Dodgers GM.
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Francis Schmidt
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Harry Stuhldreher
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Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Ray Morrison
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Monk Meyer
Fort Worth
Sam Baugh
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Larry MacPhail
Debate Over Yale Navy Football Third Period Score
United Press report questions the legality of Yale’s 32 yard fumble recovery and ensuing touchdown in the third period of the Yale Navy game at Baltimore. Henry McLemore notes expert opinions and odd plays including Kelley’s out of bounds run and a dubious kickoff that swing the game.
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Little Boys In Blue
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Schmidt
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Coe Cornell Gridiron Reignites Rivalry and Historic Tales
The column recalls Frank Coppuss punt legends from Cornell and Coe matchups. It notes 1930s era injuries in a famous twelve to thirteen year clash, Sherm Finger’s health and Minnesota retirement, and Iowa’s poor Big Ten prospects with Ozzie Simmons expected to face heavy coverage.
Simmons Struggles for Yardage in Iowa Clash
Earl notes Simmons gained 66 yards on 15 carries with a 28 yard burst but estimates only 38 yards on the other attempts. He argues the Texan’s output hinges on effective blocking, saying Simmons is above average and would thrive with stronger teammates like Minnesota’s.
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Green Bay Beats Lions. Bears Rout Pirates in NFL Action
Green Bay moved into second in the Western Division after a 20 to 18 win over the defending champion Detroit Lions. Chicago crushed Pittsburgh 26 to 7 to extend their streak as Western leader. In other games, New York Giants beat Chicago Cardinals 14 to 6, Boston topped Philadelphia 17 to 7, Boston also won 9 to 0 over Cleveland, New York Yankees blanked Syracuse 13 to 0, and Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 17 to 13.
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Nebraska Pitt game sells out in Lincoln stadium
Lincoln officials announce a sell out for the Nebraska versus Pittsburgh football game on November 14. All stadium space is booked and 5,000 temporary bleachers will go on sale. About 35,000 spectators are expected to attend.
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Iowa Meet Set for 15th Intercollegiate Cross Country
Forty Iowa high schools expected to contest the University of Iowa held meet on November 14 with a 1.9 mile course and a 1 mile team race. Oskaloosa defends the cross country title while East Des Moines leads in the one mile team race.
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Fight Predicted at A A U Meeting in Houston
Houston news expects a heated A A U national convention December 4 to 6. Jack Rafferty of the Gulf association predicts a complete reorganization and a public push for a sportsman like, logical athletic administration. Brundage will not seek re election and rumors say Eleanor Holm Jarrett may speak on her Berlin training rules case.
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Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
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Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Berlin
Football Player Recovering From A Broken Neck
Ralph Mernaugh a 20 year old South Dakota State University football player suffered a broken neck in a game with Omaha University and is reported progressing satisfactorily in a hospital. Attending physician Dr Edward Thompson says he could travel in three weeks with no permanent injuries. His parents will stay with him until he is well enough to return home.
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Bruin Coach Bill Spaulding Faces Tough Call Over Son
In a Berkeley game fallout, UCLA coach Bill Spaulding started his son Bill Jr at left halfback against California. The young player endured a brutal tackle and a heavy beating, leaving him dazed and exhausted as UCLA rallied to win 17 to 6 under his father’s stern, protective guidance.
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Purdue Northwestern loom as Gophers face stormy season test
Purdue and Northwestern threaten Minnesota as the Gophers chase a third straight Big Ten title. Purdue and Northwestern each boast high scoring offenses and aim to disrupt Minnesota in Saturday’s key showdowns, with Ohio State seeking revenge after a conference loss and Michigan State visiting Marquette in another matchup.
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Earthquake may rock grid world as football powerhouses stumble
The Associated Press reports a sweeping reshuffle in college football rankings after major upsets. Pitt Princeton Georgia Tech Texas Denver and Brigham Young all lost, leaving Yale Army Fordham Holy Cross Duquesne Villanova Georgetown GWU Catholic among the undefeated. Fordham 20 6 beat Waynesburg and hosts St Marys Gaels, who tied San Francisco 0 0, signaling further shakeups this week.
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Hawkeyes Face Indiana After Illini Clash
Iowa begins a two week grind to prepare for Indiana at Bloomington on Oct 31 as Coach Ossie Solem plans extensive lineup juggling. Injuries to Red Nelson and Lannon are minor, while Ozzie Simmons was held in check by Illinois.
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Abe Coleman to Face Berger in Memorial Coliseum
Abe Coleman of New York City meets Casey Berger in the main event at Memorial Coliseum Thursday night as Eddie Jennings launches the new wrestling deal. Berger eliminated Earl Wampler last week. Coleman is credited with developing the drop kick and has headlined in Madison Square Garden. The undercard features Darna Ostapovitch and Bobby Stewart, both around 275 pounds, plus Fred Ebert of New Zealand versus Jackie Gacek of Milwaukee for 30 minutes of action.
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Jackie Gacek
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North English Defeats Delta For Fourth Straight Win
North English high school football team defeated Delta 20 to 0 under the lights at the municipal field marking their fourth consecutive victory.
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