Iowa Colgate clash eyed as potential pitchers battle
Iowa Hawkeyes prepare to host Colgate in a Saturday matchup at Iowa Stadium. Coach Irl Tubbs emphasizes improved pass defense and a versatile offense as Nile Kinnick and Jerry Niles duel Colgate’s Hal Lube. Hoague leads Colgate’s ground and air threat as line play favors Iowa.
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Irl Tubbs
Hawkeyes
Chicago
Nile Kinnick
Jerry Niles
Fettle
Iowa
Hawks
Kinnick-Niles
Colgate
Hal Lube
Lube
Raiders
Don Wemple
Don Zimmerman
Niles
Big Ten
Joe Hoague
Hoague
Towa
Ed Burke
Lucy
Glenn Devine
Smith
LE Zimmerman
Kelley
LE E.hamilton
Brady
Andruska
Buck
Allen
Burke
Nenad
Neill
Evans
RE. Wemple
Busk
QE. Coley
Kinnick
Luke
Murphy
Townstad
WMT
WSUI
Dorais Proposes 7 Point Touchdown Experiment
University of Detroit coach Charles E. Dorais advocates abolishing the point after touchdown and making touchdowns worth seven points with yardage won as the tiebreaker. He plans an experiment November 27 against Santa Clara in Sacramento to test official yardage scoring. Buck Shaw of Santa Clara is reportedly cooperative.
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Detroit
Charles E
Gus” Dorais
University of Detroit
Dorais
Santa Clara
Sacramento
Calif
Buck Shaw
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Michigan
White
Scrapper
Farrell
Muhlenberg
Brooklyn
Pirates
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Baugh
Bill Hartman
Frankie Filchock
Upper Iowa and Luther Meet in Annual Battle
The annual Luther-Upper Iowa football game in Fayette Iowa set for 2 pm marks Homecoming for the Peacocks. Five Upper Iowa seniors including Howard Strong Stan ley Hanson Austin Minn Tony Andrusyk Shellburn Ind Fay Tate Manley and Grant Peterson Randalia will bid farewell. Luther relies on Stolla at quarterback Forde at halfback with Quill and Studier in the line all conference last year likely to trouble Coach Dorman’s backs.
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Fayette
Luther-Upper Iowa
Peacocks
Upper Iowa
Luther
Howard Strong
Oelwein
Stanley Hanson
Austin
Minn
Tony Andrusyk
Shellburn
Ind
Fay Tate
Manley
Grant Peterson
Randalia
Peterson
Luthers
Stolla
Forde
Quill
Studier
Dorman
Iowa
Ate
Bkale Andrusyk
Quill Ton Oye
Clemson Romps Over South Carolina 34-12
Clemson Tigers toppled the South Carolina Gamecocks 34 to 12 in the thirty sixth renewal of the rivalry. A record crowd of 22 000 watched as Clemson earned its fifth consecutive win in the series.
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Clemson
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Clemson Tigers
South Carolina Gamecocks
Bengal
Tigers
Ruth Chooses Golf and Hunting Over Baseball Plans
Babe Ruth says he is done with baseball for now and focuses on hunting fishing and golf. He has no immediate coaching or managerial prospects with Brooklyn or elsewhere, though offers linger as spring returns and minor league talks resume.
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NEW York
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
American Association
Milwaukee
Montreal
Rabbit Maranville
Ram
Ruth
Brooklyn
Lippy Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Damon
Pythias
Lippy Lee
Bolly
Grimes
Larry MacPhail
Babe
Daffiness
Model Beats Plane In High Flight Chase
Maurice Martigue built a ten foot span model that took off from Deauville airport after a 20 yard run and was pursued by a full size aircraft. The model climbed to about 14 000 feet and 1640 feet above the pursuer before vanishing after an hour of chase.
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M. Maurice Martigue
Deauville
France
Roosevelt and Franklin Battle Tonight in City Football Clash
Intra city high school football showdown at Hill Park kicks off at 7 45 p m Franklin seeks to extend title run while Roosevelt, hampered by injuries, fields a largely full squad Facing Wilson setback last week key players Winders Hammill and Hamad are out Franklin lineup includes O'Brien Johnson at ends Deal Bowne at tackles and Mehegan at center Backfield features Multhaup Maloney Hamm Lehmkuhl Roosevelt counters with Taylor Adams Williams Lybarger Miner Haddad Monroe while McKinley travels to Clinton to face a strong River City squad
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Hill Park
Wilson
Pete Winders
Howard Hammill
Ray Hamad
Taylor
Adams
Williams
Lybarger
Miner
Haddad
Monroe
Multhaup
Maloney
Hamm
Lehmkuhl
Jack Sopousek
O’brien
Johnson
Deal
Bowne
Leonard
Matt Herbeck
Mehegan
Eddy
Strate
Magnuson
Delzell
McKinley
Clinton
Husky
West Waterloo
River City
Paula
Robertson
O'Brien
Tow
Jules
Joss and Blahnik
Tosh
Carr
Briggs
Stolba
Olson
Real estate transfers list multiple joint and life estates
A series of real estate transfers dated 1938 records conveyances involving E G Dudek and others to Charles G Selzer and Lilian Selzer as joint tenants, various life estates to Anna Andrie and others, and numerous lot deeds in Hulls 6th, Youngs-8, Well Place 3, Bever Park, Kingston, and Mt. Calvary Cemetery areas. Names include Frank C Nissen, Sylvia Briar, Eleanor Durey, Elizabeth Skersick, Emma Forrest, Henry Hermann, J P Forrest, Stella Comp, Myrtle Randall, Forrest Glennie, Mt Calvary Cemetery Assn, and Wm Malachi Kelly with several tracts in bever park, Kingston, and kenwood. Dates range 1938 with one 1923 deed noted. Amounts show $1 and occasional value considerations.
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E. G. Dudek
Charles G
Lilian Selzer
Hus
Hull
Frank C. Nissen
Anna Andrie
Sylvia L. Briar
Eleanor M. Durey
Joseph F Skersick
Emma Forrest
Henry J
Mary A. Hermann
Kingston
Valcon
J. P. Forrest
Stella
Charles
Myrtle Randall
Val
Mt. Calvary
Malachi Kelly
West Main Drive
Kenwood
Whizzer White a Flop for Pirates
The Whizzer White experiment fails as the Pirates drop big salaries for star players. Rooney unloads payroll after hosting a costly signing, and White sails for Rhodes scholarship. The trend moves pro football away from named stars toward team play and less glamorous draws.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
Whizzer White
Colorado Star
Pirates
Art Rooney
Rooney
White
Oxford
Sports Jabs Roundup of Notable Boxing Notes
In Dallas Jen Jenkins files a report from Sweetwater Texas about a stoppage by a fighter identified as Carl Jaust against Chicago opponent. A New York bout sees Carl Johnson defeat Henry Cooper by technical knockout or decision, while Philadelphia reports Bobby Green KOing Ted Christie in a separate card.
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Associatedress
Dallas
Tex
Jen Jenkins
Sweetwater
Carl Jaust
Chicago
New York
Carl Johnson
Henry Cooper
Philadelphia
Bobby Green
Ted Christie
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hawkeye
City of Iowa
Red Raiders
Iowa Stadium
Iowans
Atlantic Seaboard
Fortune Shoes
Newman
Colony of
Rhode Island
Bunker Hill
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Thrifties
Stuarts
Stuarts Way
Welers
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
ATRA
Stuart
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