Ossie Solems New Y Formation Threat To Football
Syracuse coach Ossie Solem unveils a backward center offense designed to free backs and boost speed with center facing his backs and passing the ball end over end. He argues the setup enables sharper interference and rapid kicks while noting potential rule issues and possible future triple threat play if allowed.
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Weathered rain forces cautious practice for state teams
High school teams held light workouts Monday as soggy fields hindered full drills. Franklin, after a 13-0 win, regained focus on fundamentals while Roosevelt faced injuries to Bissell, Phelps, Haddad, and others. Coach Wolfe rebuilt plays from the Franklin game as plans for Clinton loom.
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Hawkeye morale sought after Wisconsin setback
Iowa football coach Dr Eddie Anderson faced rebuilding morale for the Purdue game after a 23 to 0 loss to Wisconsin. Players took a day off to rest and reflect, with a postgame meeting held privately. Despite the defeat, Iowa maintained leading totals in rushing and first downs and posted a higher punt return margin and overall statistics than opponents.
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Eddie Anderson
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Lem Franklin Defeats Abe Simon in Five Rounds
Lem Franklin, the Cleveland heavyweight contender, stopped Abe Simon at 1 33 of the fifth round in a 10 round bout. The large crowd of 13 256 paid 31 623 80 to see Franklin batter Simon from rope to rope in a dominant win.
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Anderson Easter Winning Matches Des Moines Boxing Night
Des Moines amateur boxing crowned a new lightweight champion Bob Anderson stopped Billy Heath in the first round at the Coliseum Monday night. Des Moines Ath letic club edged Kansas City Municipal Athletic club 3 to 2 as Maurice Cleveland KO’d Charles Rotheme in round two. Vance Basler won in a three round decision over Ray McCoy and Bob Jackson beat Wirt Gibson in a Des Moines victory.
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Parker Likely to Play for Dodgers After Concussion
Clarence Ace Parker of the Brooklyn Dodgers is recovering from a slight concussion suffered in the Sunday game against the Chicago Cardinals. Dr. W M Genthner said he is progressing well and will probably play Sunday against the New York Giants. He may leave the hospital tomorrow.
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Red Peppers Rushes Wisconsin Defeat in Tense Grid Clash
The column notes a ferocious Wisconsin defense blunting Iowa after a rocky start and Pat Harder’s 55 yard field goal. It cites reader reactions and contrasts results across Michigan Northwestern Nebraska and Arkansas as week four upsets unfold.
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Cubs Star Zeke Bonura Granted Army Release
Zeke Bonura former Chicago Cubs batting star who was sold to Minneapolis last year obtained his release from the army on Tuesday. He was drafted last May 19 though his year of service wasn’t completed. Bonura is 33 years old.
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Minnesota Texas Top in Grid Poll
Minnesota holds first in the second college football poll with 1,169 points, while Texas slips between Minnesota and Michigan with 1,096. Michigan rises to third after beating Northwestern, Duke drops, and Navy Fordham Notre Dame Santa Clara Texas A M Tulane fill the top ten with various matchups noted.
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Sophs Lead Scoring In Big Ten Scramble
Wisconsin's Pat Harder and Northwestern's Otto Graham pace the Big Ten scoring race with 18 points each in two games. Harder had 17 against Iowa, Graham scored twice vs Wisconsin and once against Michigan.
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Crying Towels Much In Evidence As Beaten Grid Mentors
AP report recounts a Monday football coaches class led by the old professor who scolds Babe Hollingberry and questions game plans. Coaches from Washington State USC Michigan Northwestern Texas A&M Indiana Nebraska Georgia Columbia discuss losses, injuries, and upcoming clashes with Michigan Minnesota and Pitt Bowser.
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Baseball Rumors Run Rampant in Paced Gossip Column
AP report from New York surveys baseball rumors across teams and players. Peckinpaugh to Cleveland, Terry returning to the Giants, Litwhiler to the Dodgers, Greenberg to the Red Sox, Prothro to Lobert, Hamlin tied to Dodgers, Mize on the trade block, with owners and managers weighing possible moves.
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Purple go through light signal drill after Coe defeat
Mount Vernon report says a muddy practice left Coach Walton Koch to run a light signal drill for the varsity. The Purple hope rest aids after a tough loss to Coe and prep for Grinnell with focus on pass defense. Injuries were minor with Rudy Vodicka limping, Dick Houden bruised eye, and Walt Haloupek expected to play. Scouts say Parsons Grinnell loom strong, homecoming weekend.
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Iowa State Eyes Passes For Kansas Clash
Iowa State plans to deploy its aerial attack against Kansas as it seeks its first Big Six win in four games. Starter Lohry is hobbling with a knee twist while Royal Lohry or Howard Tippee may lead the passing game as the Cyclones face Kansas and air attacks from both sides. George Harville and an 80 yard scoring drive highlighted recent action despite injuries to Lohry and Darling.
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Taunton referees resign amid crowd chants at games
Taunton Soccer League referees resigned after persistent "kill the referee" chants from fans. League Secretary Manuel Amaral said applications would be welcomed at the regular rate for Taunton officiating and reduced rate for Attleboro or Stoughton games. The first day yielded no responses.
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