Wilson Loses to West Waterloo 18 7 In Rain Slowed Game
Wilson drops first game of year to West Waterloo 18 7 at Hill Park. Ramblers led 7 6 after three quarters as Waterloo's Brecuier and Appleby scored in late minutes. West Waterloo overcomes Wilson despite strong Ramblers showing before 2 000 fans.
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c.Knox Wilde
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Yost Praises Crisler With A Whale Of A Michigan Team
New York AP Fielding H Yost longtime Michigan coach praised Fritz Crisler and his squad saying Yale will have plenty to think about after Michigan's high scoring era. He cited new rules boosting offense and noted Yosts fond memories of his early days and his point a minute teams.
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Coe Poised for State Teachers Tilt in Cedar Falls
Coe prepares for Saturday clash with State Teachers at Cedar Falls. Coach Eby weighs two possible starters at left tackle and left end, with key changes in the backfield as Harley Moore is lost for the season and Fritz Wooster may shift to back. Officials listed include Pred Winter and Grinnell with Leonard Raffenswerger as referee.
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Cotton Invited to Meet Sammy Snead in World Match Play
England's Henry Cotton is asked to name terms for a 72 hole match with Sam Snead in New York during the world fair period. Snead has accepted Elmer Ward's offer to a match, with Ward backing the event as sponsor of the round robin tourney.
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