Franklin Thunderbolts overpower Roosevelt 21 to 0
Franklin halfback Irvin Sword led a second half surge scoring two touchdowns and setting up a third as the Thunderbolts blanked Roosevelt 21 0. Sword broke free on multiple runs and a punt return, while Joe Casey and Bob Ford connected for the final score. Roosevelt struggled with punting and allowed Franklin to seize momentum after intermission.
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Joe Casey
Bob Ford
Irvin Sword
Franklin High School
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Thunderbolts
Roosevelt
Guenther Speaks on Big Ten in Rose Bowl
New York columnist Ny Jack Guenther discusses the proposed Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference tie for the Rose Bowl. He weighs potential outcomes, benefits, and risks including loss of glamour, impact on undefeated teams, and effect on traditional matchups.
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New York
Fa Rose
Pacific Coast
Breen
Oho State
Washington
Minnesota
Southern
California
Minnis
USC
UL. A
Northwestern
Michigan
Fayette High Defeats Elkader 13-0 in Hard Fought Game
Fayette High beat Elkader 13 to 0 on Friday. Crawford rushed for a touchdown after 15 yard gain in the second quarter. Payne then scored late in the game from midfield as Fayette sealed the victory. Johnson kicked the extra point. Elkader's Huggins and Parnack made the extra point attempt?
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Fayette High
Elkader
Crawford
Payne
Johnson
Huggins
Parnack Ma
Milburn Country Club hosts tight finish in ladies tourney
Mrs Fry missed a close finish at Milburn Country Club as Mrs Silverford led a three way drive to the 130 yard fifteenth hole. Mrs E F De Vilbiss dropped in the same spot while Mrs F C Fry, unsettled, tapped out a lip-hitting attempt four inches from the cup as the crowd exclaimed.
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Kansas City
HW. Silverford
Milburn Country Club
E. F. de Vilbiss
F. C. Fry
Keota High Beats Brighton 39-7 in Corn Bowl Victory
Keota High School defeated Brighton 39 to 7 in the Kenwash game at the Keota corn bowl. Keota led each quarter with Gier scoring Brighton's lone fourth quarter touchdown. Gammon Adams and Miller starred for Keota.
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Keota High School
Brighton
Gier
Gammon
Adams
Miller
Ante
Extra Point Beats Grinnell 7-6 in Hard Fought Tilt
Washburn upends Grinnell 7 to 6 on a late-period drive led by end Erskine Money and Dale Isaacs. Money scored on an end-around to reach the Grinnell 20, then Isaacs added 10 more before a fourth-down pass to Money set up the decisive extra point by Gene Yeeman. Grinnell led with a second-quarter TD from Carl Blandin to Jerry Grant. the extra point failed. Officials: Referee Dave Noble, Umpire Pete Wechs Drake.
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Washburn
Erskine Money
Ichabod
Dale Isaacs
Emmet
Money
Gene Yeeman
Carl Blandin
Jerry Grant
Orinnell
LE Wall
Aantler
Mowry Ginn
Barton Weeeleon
Eee
Ccae
Bolduc
Randa
Gaither
Keonetick
RT Bohm McCartney
McGrath Carmody
Norman Webb
O Isaacs Blandin
McCurdy Keehn
Grant Washburn
Walt Pant
Yorman
Dave Noble
Nebraska
Pete We Ch Drake
Bill Sipinins
Springfield
Loras Gridiron Beats Simpson 29 to 0 for Conference Win
Loras crushed Simpson 29 to 0 in Dubuque for its first Iowa conference football win. Gronnes opened scoring on a 35 yard run, Linehan connected on a 35 yard pass to Senior, Gatto added a 16 yard TD run after a punt block, and Waslow Gatto added a 12 yard TD with Linehan kicking twice.
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Loras
Simpson
Iowa
Cuhawks
Barney Gronmes
Larry Guter Place
Tim Linehan
John Senior
Linehan
Senior
Farnhan
Ray
Louis Gatto
Gator
Waslow Gatto
Columbus Junction routs Wilton 13-0 behind Kistler’s two TDs
In Wilton, Columbus Junction blanked Wilton 13 to 0 as left halfback Kistler scored both touchdowns and added the extra point with a key placekick. The visitors stayed undefeated with the win.
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Columbus Junction Downs
Wilton
the Gazette
Columbus Junction
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Carrothers Junior Net Champ Killed in Crash
Robert Carrothers an 18 year old national junior singles and doubles tennis champion from Coronado Calif was killed on a highway ten miles north of San Diego Friday night when the car he rode in with three friends overturned after a blow out authorities said Carrothers died at the scene and his companions were injured in the wreck
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San Diego
Calif
Robert Carrothers
Coronado
Montezuma Beats Mitchellville 27-6 in Friday Game
Montezuma defeated Mitchellville 27 to 6 in a loosely played contest. Reynolds opened the scoring with a first quarter TD and added a second score with a kick to push the lead to 13 at halftime. McCurrin scored for Mitchellville in the third, followed by Reynolds and Byers for Montezuma.
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Mitchellville
Reynolds
Montes
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Byers
Sumner Defeats Monona 12 to 6 in Friday Football
MONONA A Sumner high school football team beat Monona 12 to 6 Friday afternoon. M Harms scored touchdowns in the first and last periods for Sumner. Baskerville returned a 25 yard punt for Monona’s score in the second quarter. Baskerville and Johanning starred for Monona. Carroll and M Harms stood out for Sumner.
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Sumner High
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Sumner
Baskerville
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Carroll
Enonene
West Union and Maynard Battle to 6-6 Draw
West Union and Maynard played to a 6-6 tie here Friday. Daniel scored for West Union while Schultz contributed for Maynard. Union held a second quarter lead and both teams traded scores into the fourth.
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the Gazette
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Harris May Become Cleveland Manager After Vitt
Reports from Washington say Bucky Harris, longtime manager of the Washington Nationals since 1924, may be chosen as next pilot of the Cleveland Indians, with Oscar Vitt set for discharge.
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Washington
Bucky Harris
Washington Nationals
Oscar Vitt
Anamosa Cruises Past Independence 26 to 0 in Local Tilt
Anamosa remains in win column at Independence with a 26 to 0 victory. Missing three regulars, the Blue Raiders still rolled up a touchdown in each period and extended their consecutive win streak to 25. Lyle Russell and Lawrence Larson starred on offense as Kinser and J Russell added points after touchdowns.
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Independence
Anamosa
Blue Raiders
Raiders
Wally Schwank
Johnny Russell
Bob Beardsley
Howard Larson
Raider
Russell
Beardsley
Larson
Kinser
Junior Honn
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Lyle Russell
Lawrence Larson
Ralph Beardsley
Jim Donahue
Young
Anamosa Clue
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Daly Long
Ralph Berardsley Jamieson
C Fisher
Jim Donnelly
Sigourney Rout North English 20 to 0 in Football
Sigourney high school crushed North English 20 to 0 on Friday night. Howard Hammes scored in the second quarter, with Don Pfaff and Ned Stirlin adding points in the second half. Sigourney dominated, holding North English at the Sigourney two yard line and completing 12 of 14 passes with Bud Kleinschmidt catching seven.
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Sigourney High School
North English
Howard Hammes
Don Pfaff
Ned Stirlen
Bud Kleinschmidt
Hammes
Pfaff
Stirlin
Kleinschmidt
Slip Madigan Named General Manager of Golden Gate Turf Club
Ed ward Slip Madigan former St Marys football coach has signed a three year contract as general manager of the Golden Gate Turf club. The deal pays 15000 dollars annually and the club plans to open in Albany this winter.
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Oakland
Calif
Edward “Slip” Madigan
St. Mary's
Golden Gate Turf Club
Albany
Madigan
Conn Whips McCoy But Fails To KO In Boston Fight
Billy Conn defeated Al McCoy by a unanimous 10 round decision before 15 523 at the Boston Garden. Conn wasted no time seeking more opponents for a title shot versus Joe Louis in June while McCoy weighed around 181 1 2 pounds. The bout drew 21300 in gross with 19074 net and may prompt a rematch in Boston before year’s end.
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Billy Conn
Joe Louis
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Postville Stifles Waukon for Fourth Loop Win
Postville Pirates won their fourth straight Upper Iowa conference game beating Waukon 18 to 0. Davenport scored twice from the four and two yard lines, Palmer added a fourth quarter tally after an end run, while Waukon showed improved defense despite no wins this season.
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Gazette
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Postville Pirates
Iowa
Waukon
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Belle Plaine Tops Marengo in Homecoming Clash 13-7
Belle Plaine spoiled Marengo’s homecoming with a 13 to 7 football victory. Johnston scored on a two yard run and Moore added a drop kick for the extra point in the first half. Marengo answered with a third quarter touchdown by Franey on Hannon’s 30 yard pass.
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Belle Plaine High
Belle Plaine
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Bob Moore
Johnston
James Franey
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Hannon
Franey
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Marengo O
Bowling Bally: Pfeffer Leads With 637 Series In Lincoln League
In Friday night bowling action George Pfeffer opened with 166 then posted 253 and 218 for a 637 total, earning high series and high second game. Henry Sorensen led Okinow's with 214 213 201 for 628, while Bill Northrup 617 and Ken Wagner 246 179 182 tied. Lorain Schrader topped Drew's Locksmiths with a 600 set as Red Crown league saw Mike Simitz 568 high. Astrosky led Wilson & Co. with 571 as George Stewart 220 capped his high single, and Womacka 571 for Merchants National Bank boosted Red Crown Parlor City.
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Lorain Schrader
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Marion Indians Submerge Vinton High in 22 to 7 Triumph
Marion Indians defeated Vinton 22 to 7 in a Tri Valley Conference game. Key plays included a safety by Larry Martin, a Marion touchdown on an end-around by Lary Marion, and interceptions by Martin set up scoring drives. Bob Marsh added a score and Martin kicked the extra point.
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Larry Martin
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Bob Marsh
Laty Veeee
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Baieom Kunz Morena Phillips Fowler
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Temple Owls Rally Past Michigan State With 105 Yard Kickoff Return
Jimmy Powers opened Temple’s game with a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and the Owls built a 21-3 lead before Michigan State rallied to 21-19. Temple secured the win as MSU scored two touchdowns in the third and one in the fourth, but failed to overtake.
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Jimmy Powers
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Traer Red Hawks top Toledo 13 to 6 in opener
Traer Red Hawks earned their first football win of the season defeating Toledo 13 6 on Friday night. Key plays featured a DuPree touchdown and steady defense to hold off the visitors.
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Red Hawks
Toledo
DuPree Wat
Manchester Tops Wilson High In Tight 7–6 Battle
In a hard fought Tri-Valley clash Manchester High beats Wilson High 7 to 6. standout Konigsmark leads Ramblers with a 25 yard run and the pivotal two point try is stopped. Bergstrand scores for Manchester and Butter sneaks a one yard TD for Wilson.
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Manchester
Fairfax Gun Club Open for Practice Sunday
The Fairfax Gun Club will be open for practice Sunday from 10 a.m. until noon. All are welcome.
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Fairfax Gun Club
West Liberty Triumphs In Homecoming Clash At Tipton
West Liberty shaded Tipton 21 to 14 in Tipton's homecoming game. Willer returned a punt for a Tipton TD, Swartzleader connected with Hi bert Smith for a 20 yard score, and Dunker to Smith produced the second tally. Nichols and Allen Nichols sparked West Liberty while Tipton receivers benefited from late scores.
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Smit
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Gazette
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Football Scores From Southwestern and Nearby Colleges
Southwestern State defeats Northeastern State two to four in a wide set of football results. Montana Minea J1 loses to Montana Normal. Albright and eaas Tech post high scores amid many college contests across Idaho, Oregon, and Nebraska.
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Albion
Milladale
St. Thomas
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Remidji
Monticello Keeps Unbeaten Record With 24 Point Win
Monticello Black Panthers remain undefeated after a 24 to 0 home victory over West Branch. The team scored twice in the first quarter and clamped down on defense, intercepting passes and stifling the visitors in the later periods.
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Gophers Are Hawks Oldest Grid Rivals
Iowa City AP reports the Hawkeyes meet the Golden Gophers in Minneapolis for their 34th game against Minnesota. Iowa has not won on Gopher turf since 1921.
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Richland Defeats Wellman 14 To 0 In Kenash Game
Richland defeated Wellman 14 to 0 in a hard fought Kenash game on Friday. Richland led 2 to 0 at halftime on a safety and added touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. Henry and Carol Steins' beck scored for Richland. Wellsman misplays with bad punts and fumbles doomed their effort. This marked Richland's sixth win of the season.
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Waukon JV sixman team tops Jaysees 24 to 12
In a tight well played game the Waukon junior college six man team defeated the local Jaysees 24 to 12 last night here.
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Waukon Junior College
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