Hawkeye Coaches Set to Overhaul Passing Game After Indiana Defeat
Iowa aims to renew through week workouts as Dr. Eddie Anderson plans a major overhaul of the Hawkeye passing attack after Indiana held Iowa to zero aerial yardage. Hal Hursh connected on numerous third down plays, while Burden Oileard and Ken Pott impressed at receiver, and Iowa faces Minnesota next.
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Undefeated Teams Highlight Early Season Grid Standings
New York AP reports the initial national roundup lists undefeated and untied squads including Tennessee Boston College Cornell Texas A and M and small colleges St Ambrose Davenport Iowa Springfield Missouri Teachers Rutgers and Long Island University. Boston College leads scoring with 160 points in four games as St Ambrose drops a 31 game run but rebounds with five wins this year.
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Conference Leader Faces Purple Next In Midwest Race
Grinnell remains the lone unbeaten in the conference as Cornell threatens in a pivotal Homecoming clash. Coe and Lawrence win to boost title hopes while Beloit, Ripon, and Carleton mix in non conference action.
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Bees Hand Rockhurst 13 0 In Davenport Gridiron Victory
St Ambrose college defeated Rockhurst of Kansas City 13 to 0 before 7 000 fans in Davenport Sunday to extend its fifth straight win keeping their record undefeated untied and unscored upon. The Bees scored in the first and final quarters and continued their winning streak.
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Oxford Basketball Star Hart Plays Football Injury
Leonard Heniart a senior and basketball star at Oxford High suffered a broken ankle Friday noon while playing football on the school grounds. He was taken to Merry Hospital in Anamosa for treatment.
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Gaels Defeat Loyola 18 to 7 in Sunday Football
St Marys Gaels defeat Loyola 18 to 7 in a Sunday game as they travel to New York for a Saturday clash with Fordham. Gaels were en route Monday for their next matchup after the win.
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Saturday's College Football Roundup No Upset So Far
Saturday's games yielded no major upsets as Princeton thrived through Dave Allerdice's 31 of 40 aerials for 350 passing yards. Harvard Army stalemate looms as a moral victory with Harvard on the opponent's one-yard line. Penn's George Munger team cited for strong organization. Lynn C Dosle features from Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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Simmons Shines as Panthers Stumble to 20 7 Defeat
Ozzie Simmons starred for the Chicago Black Panthers despite a 20 to 7 loss to the Des Moines Comets at Valley Stadium. Simmons moved consistently on the ground and starred on defense, while teammates Vandever Key Hoover contributed but Des Moines held the run game in check with a late two-score surge.
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Tama Eleven Routs Brooklyn 35 to 0 in Cedar League clash
Tama Eleven overwhelmed Brooklyn 33 to 0 at Brooklyn, with Quigley and Benda breaking free for several long runs and four Tama touchdowns. Croskrey starred for Tama, while Wenger stood out for Brooklyn as Tama converted all extra points.
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Troy Mills Nine Ends Season With 5-4 Loss
Troy Mills falls to Winthrop 5 to 4 in the fall season finale on the local diamond. Kirk Fisher, in his first outing for Troy Mills, struck out 10 batters.
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SISSIES OF ANCHORAGE STOP GAME IN SNOW PATCH
Cubans building an army air port in Anchorage halted a Sunday football game as snow left a four inch blanket on the field. The army led 6 to 0 in the third period before the stoppage.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter on Big Ten Football Outlook
The author analyzes Iowa Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio State struggles highlighting lack of a strong passing game and tough defenses. He notes Zimmer’s 56 yard score changes the game, reflects on Dr Eddie Anderson and Harry Stuhldreher, and forecasts possible multiple teams contending for the Big Ten title with Michigan favored.
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Sammy Baugh Stars In Pro Grid Ranks
Washington Redskins stay undefeated with a 34 17 victory powered by Sammy Baugh who connected on 18 of 24 passes for 258 yards and three TDs. Chicago Bears win 16 7 as Detroit tops Green Bay 23 14 and New York Giants shut out Pittsburgh 12 0.
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Reagan and Harmon Vie for Scoring Lead in College Football
In New York AP report Tommy Harmon of Michigan extends his national scoring lead with 79 points after four games, despite Illinois slowdown. Frank Reagan of Princeton briefly narrows the gap with 61 points over three games, while Tony Gallovich trails with 41 for Wake Forest after a Marshall game.
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Thirteen Upper Iowa Athletes Get Sweaters
Upper Iowa University awarded letter sweaters to 13 seniors for winning two athletic letters. Recipients include Dale Hamnquist Des Moines Bruce Carter Fayette James Buell Centerville Jack Grant Independence Maynard Taylor Hayfield Russell Castor Fairbank Loel Timm Fayette George Caswell Fayette Ronald Scheuler Albanyurnet Harold Kamm West Union Lyle Patterson Lakota Vance Rimmer Delhi Joe Brady Aurora.
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Franklin and Wilson Ready for City Title Showdown
Franklin and Wilson, each undefeated in intra city play, clash Friday at Hill Park as Marion hosts Manchester and McKinley visits Cedar Falls. Key players Irvin Sword and Don Konigsmark lead their teams while Roosevelt faces Clinton on Saturday.
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Kohawks suffer key loss as Cornell upsets Coe at Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon witnessed a 19 to 7 upset as Cornell defeated Coe, ending Coe’s three game win streak and taking star captain Eldon Tess Levis from the Kohawks with a broken right leg. Levis’ absence leaves Leehman or Christy to fill tackle and kicking duties as Coe faces remaining games through November 16.
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Mangrum Wins Santa Anita Open Title
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Los Angeles outclassed a brilliant field to retain his Santa Anita open golf crown Sunday in California.
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Notre Dame, Fordham Lead Weekend Grid Iron Chaos
Notre Dame routs opponents as Elmer Layden rests, Pat O'Brien coaches. Fordham snowstorm upset Pittsburgh. Yale tops Dartmouth. Georgia blunders against Columbia. Texas A&M defends title with 21 7 win over TCU. Michigan shocks Illinois. Harvard Army draw 6 6. Penn stars shine as Westfall fuels Northwestern win.
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Jacobs Expands Boxing Promotions to Chicago Detroit and Boston
New York promoter Mike Jacobs will extend his boxing events this winter to Chicago Detroit and Boston. He plans bouts at the Detroit Olympia and Chicago Stadium with Jim Norris interests and at Boston Garden with promoter Rip Valenti.
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