Amateurs of Oskaloosa Prepare Nov 1 Boxing Benefit
Local boxers resume activity with a Nov 1 benefit card at the Memoria museum Coliseum. The lineup features Oskaloosa amateurs facing Cedar Rapids and northeastern Iowa veterans led by Lawrence Gatynne, plus seven local scrappers. Proceeds fund ring equipment and gym programs.
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Golden Gloves
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Norois Vance Basler
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Boston
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University of Iowa
Gatzke
Oskalonsa
Coliseum
Police Station
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Francis Haney
Washington
Richland Dominates Ke-Wash League Rallying For Title Hope
Richland edged Wellman 14 to 7 to stay atop the Ke-Wash standings as a strong running attack and accurate passing propelled Richland to its sixth win. Keota routed Brighton 39 to 7 in league opener, with Gammo up leading the backfield for sweeping gains.
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the Gazette
Wellman
Richland
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Wellman Wildcats
Aevere
Ceore
Keota
Brighton
Gammo
Marke
Northwestern Notre Dame football game sells out in Evanston
A sellout is announced as Dyche Stadium in Evanston is booked for the Northwestern versus Notre Dame game scheduled for November 23. The 15 48 000 capacity venue highlights strong interest in two unbeaten teams heading into the matchup.
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Evanston, Ill
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Notre Dame
Dyche
Evanston
Rough Riders face Clinton with three regulars injured
Roosevelt must cope as DeLane Shaheen Dick Marks and Bill Haddad join Fred Rissell as questionable for the Clinton game. Coach Wolfe focuses on pass defense with a light week, a Wednesday dummy scrimmage planned, while McKinley prepares for Cedar Falls and Waterloo West tightens up after a lopsided loss.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
DeLane Shaheen
Dick Marks
Bill Haddad
Clinton
Shaheen Marks
Haddad
Fred Rissell
Rough Riders
McKinley
Don Wolfe
Golden Bears
Mike Bisch
Cedar Falls
Wilbur Gregor
Waterloo West
Wahawks
Leonard Paulu
Gregor
Wilson
Orville Rust
Bill Barnard
Green Still Tops Big Ten Scorers
CHICAGO AP Bill Green Iowa back remains the leading scorer in the Western Conference race despite a chest injury that sidelined him for more than half of Saturday's game. He totalled 23 points as Indiana, Iowa and other top teams contended for late-season standings.
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Chicago
Bill Green
Iowa
Indiana
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Hawkeye
Hoosiers
Minnesota Gophers Beat Ohio State and Roll Past Washington Nebraska
The Minnesota Gophers, once shrouded in mystery, toppled Ohio State and defeated Washington and Nebraska to reinforce their Big Ten pedigree. Star back Bruce Smith and a capable line led a bruising ground game while Bierman’s 218 pound line and 190 pound backfield attack echo past national title teams. Next up is Eddie Anderson’s Iowa with unfinished business after last year’s 13 to 9 Hawkeye upset.
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Bernie Bierman
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Gophers
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Washington
Nebraska
Bierman
Francis Schmidt
Iowa
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Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Schmidt
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Bob Sweiger
Bill Daley
Bob Paffrat
Eddie Anderson
Redhot Hawkeyes
Anderson
Alldog Turner
Chicago Bears
Hardin-Simmons College of Texas
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Houston
Martin
Mlinois
Wolverines
Purple Faces Grinnell In Hard Midwestern Challenge
Cornell football eyes a tougher test against Grinnell described as a Midwest powerhouse. Coach Dick Barker warns of a sizeable challenge as the Purple tune details and hold light practices while the seconds clash with the freshmen. backs Dick Houden and Bill Dague stand out yet lack game experience.
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Cornell
Dick Barker
Cve
Grinnell
Dick Houden
Bill Dague
Dague
Houden
Education At First Hand Theme Of Football Coach At St. Mary's In Texas
St. Mary’s coach John Clark Simms describes his team the Rattlers from San Antonio traveling by a $37 000 aluminum bus. The squad across 11 states studies between games and includes Curtis Sandig a standout back. The party features twins Harry and Harold Coleman with one guarding center who has false teeth. The team has four wins and one loss.
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Kirkley
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Tex
Grand Forks
Manchester
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John Clark
Mase) Simms
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New York Football Writers
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Montreal
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Baylor
Centenary
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Coleman Twins
Harry
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Coleman
23Rd Infantry
Randolph Field
Deeeat
Dick Locke
Des Moines
Iowa
Kinnick's Passing Threats Shape Iowa Blockers and Games
A Davenport Democrat sports editor recalls Nile Kinnick and Iowa football. Linemen explain how Kinnick's passing threat slowed opponents and opened gaps, altering blocking schemes. They note Wisconsin defeat without Kinnick and Indiana game adjustments, and affirm Iowa remains strong despite a bad showing.
All Sorts of Sports Shorts Contains Notable Names
A collage of sports notes mentions Pepper Martin and Joe Sewell setting striking feats with the Indians. Pepper Martin weighs options between leagues and teams while Michigan’s extra points note historical gaps. Ohio to Navy coaching insight and Ryba’s MVP awards across circuits are highlighted alongside Iowa and Proviso Township basketball runs.
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Swede Larson
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Steve Mizen
Iowa
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Carey
Coe Regulars Focus On Mistakes After Cornell Game
Coe College football players ran a light workout Monday and reviewed errors from the Cornell loss with Coach Moray Eby. Junior varsity and freshmen held a spirited scrimmage as upperclassmen posted two scores. The Kohawks visit Lawrence in Appleton on Saturday.
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Cornell
Moray Eby
Kohawks
Lawrence
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Vikings
Monmouth
Tess Levis
Rock Island Sends Two Special Trains To Minneapolis
Rock Island railroad will run two special trains Friday to Minneapolis for the Iowa football game against Minnesota Saturday. One train from Cedar Rapids leaves at 9 15 a m arriving 4 p m. it will not return as a special. The other from Iowa City leaves at noon passes Cedar Rapids about 1 30 p m arrives 8 p m then departs 1 a m Sunday returning to Cedar Rapids about 7 a m and Iowa City at 9 a m.
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Iowa
Kinnick
Iowa City
Indiana
Hal Hursh
Honsiers
OWA
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Minneapolis
Mississippi
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Ruth Gurney
Violet Mulvenna
Lawson Little
Rock Island Railroad
Iowaniversity
Cedar Rapids
Postville Holds Top Spot in Loop Standings
In Upper Iowa conference action, Postville beat Waukon 18-0 to stay first, Fayette defeated Elkader 13-6, Sumner edged Monona 12-6, while Maynard and West Union tied 6-6. Standings show Postville 1, Elkader 2, West Union 2, Sumner 2, Maynard 3, Monona 4, Waukon 0.
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Maynard
Illini Waxes Hot in Ice Free Practice
In Champaign the Illinois hockey squad practiced without ice using a heavy wax coating on the surface. The session aimed to keep players sharp despite the sudden rink shortage.
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Illini
Champaign
Nea
Illinois
Boxing Brings Heavyweight Shuffle Into Action
Promoter Mike Jacobs plans a winter build up to a Madison Square Garden show in January starring Billy Conn and Lee Savold with Joe Louis seeking challengers. Potential bouts include Conn vs Savold on Nov 29 and Red Burman vs Buddy Baer, with Nova likely returning in December. Jacobs aims to secure Louis a high paying outdoor fight next summer as the heavyweight scene heats up.
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New York
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Uncle Mike
Billy Conn
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Jacobs
Lou Nova
Red Burman
Louis
Buddy
Conn
Savold
Billy
Nova
Garden
Ray Carlin
Max Baer
Tony Galento
Burman
Buddy Baer
Johnny Ray
Red
Max Waxman
Champ
DuBuque Narrow Loss Highlights Valley Action
Davenport edged DuBuque 30 to 12 as Hoerner and Pape combined for 300 yards from scrimmage while DuBuque’s miscues allowed three Davenport touchdowns. Kenneth Harnack starred for Elkader with 315 receiving yards and four touchdowns through Monona Waukon and Maynard. Coe captain Tess Levis suffered a tibia injury prompting Cornell teammates to visit with candy.
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Davenport-Dubuque
Manchester
Wilson
Kenneth Harnack
Harnack
Monona
Waukon
Maynard
Elkader
Ornell
Tess Levis
Coe
Gene Tornquist
Gayle Howery
Tess
Leiis
Cornell
Levis
Jlee-Iis
Smulekoff Girls Bowling Defeat Oelwein in Sunday Match
Smulekoff girls win against Oelwein with substitute Cleta Schaeffer topping at 512. Teams set for a rematch at home soon.
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Smulekoff
Oelwein
Cleta Schaeffer
Hawkeyes Plan Aerial Attack Against Gophers
Iowa coach Dr Eddie Anderson signals a shift to a passing game to counter Minnesota in the 34th Iowa Minnesota showdown in Minneapolis. Hawkeyes lopsided in rushing, with 597 yards to opponents 257 through three games, four left halves competing in practice, and Bill Green leading scorers with three touchdowns plus Burdell Gilleard and Bill Stauss also contributing.
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Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Anderson
Tommy Farmer
Bill Stauss
Bob Bender
Jim Youel
South Dakota
Wisconsin
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Hawks
Bill Parker
Parker
Town
Youel
Farmer
Indiana Hoosiers
Lincoln Ladies Bowling League Leaders Rebound Strong
Georgia Frasinger topped the Lincoln Ladies league with 558 pins on Monday night. Eileen Neilly rolled a 206 single and a 534 series for second, ahead of Frances Buchan’s 523. Neilly, Frasinger, and Buchan posted solid games and totals.
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Canopus
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Cedar Rapids Bowling changes start time for Dies lecture
The Cedar Rapids Bowling association moved its meeting from 7 30 pm to 7 pm Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce to allow attendance at Martin Dies lecture at Memorial Coliseum. Frank Stanek notes the time shift for attendees.
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Stanek
Martin
Memorial Coliseum
South English Triumph Over Barnes City in 13-9 Win
South English defeated Barnes City 13 to 9 with Mace Brown watching from the stands. A doubleheader was planned, but the Tama Indians failed to appear, leaving the field empty for the second game.
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Spreial
Gazette
Mace Brown
North Engelish
Pittsburgh Pirates
Barnes City
Tama Indians
Notable Boxing Blows Across Cities in Scattered AP Snapshot
The AP brief lists multiple bouts with fighters and weights from Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Baltimore New York and Omaha. Names include Tammy Forte Lew Salica Carl Vinciquerra Wally Seara Red Burman Tony Meste Irving Elder with varying weights and outcomes across the shrill wire-service roundups.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tammy Forte
Lew Salica
Brooklyn
Chicago
Carl Vinciquerra
Omaha
Neb
Wally Seara
Baltimore
Red Burman
Tony Meste
York
Irving _ Elder
Irving R
New York
Billy
Washington
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