Football Fans Aren't Human by Mrs Stuhldreher
An excerpt from the Saturday Evening Post frames Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher and his family amid 1946 losing season scorn. It recalls abuse toward coaches wives and children, parallel tales from Eddie Anderson and Wes Fesler, and criticizes college football culture.
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Iowa Hawkeyes face Notre Dame with uncertain lineups
Iowa's Dick Woodard limps as possible start battle with Notre Dame looms. O'Neil shifts to left halfback. Faske regains defensive role. Fischer may be replaced by Johnson. Notre Dame undecided on left guard and left halfback. Groom possible starter in home state. ND clings to 21 point favorite status amid 22 game win streak.
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Tyler and Harrison Triumph in Kids Grid Contests
Tyler defeated Van Buren 18 to 6 while Harrison routed Buchanan 18 to 40 in junior grid action. Hayes also owns a perfect league record with two wins in as many starts as the season progresses. Next games list Buchanan vs Jackson at Reverpark and Tyler vs Mayes at Havenfeld in October.
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Cyclones Train Before Missouri Clash
Iowa State coach Abe Stuber sent the Cyclones through a final play-polishing drill before departing for Columbia, Missouri, for a game against the Missouri Tigers. The squad carried no injuries for the first time since the season opener, but Ed Green withdrew from school to help run his father's farm.
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Cats Edge Riders 38-6 as Marshalltown Routs Roosevelt
Marshalltown toppled Roosevelt 38 to 6 at Hill Park, breaking the homecoming hopes after leading 13-6 at halftime. Emory Eichorn and George Whitehill sparked the Bobcats in the second half as Roosevelt’s defense collapsed, with standout scoring bursts from Eichorn, Harvey, and Nemmers and a late Rider pass play.
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Wier Held to 3 Points at Tama
The Moline Black Hawks defeated the newly organized Waterloo squad 47 to 37 in a National Basketball League preseason exhibition at Tama. Murray Wier, Iowa's all American, scored only three points for Moline while Jack Spencer, Wier's former teammate, was scoreless for Waterloo.
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Blackhawks to face Cedar Rapids Danceland Saturday night
The Tri-City Blackhawks visit Cedar Rapids Saturday to meet the new Cedar Rapids pro club Danceland at Immaculate Conception gym with Murray Wier on the invaders. Danceland features Emory Sample Len Benhart Merle Benhart Hobie Clark Jim Gallagher Jim Stramel Red Kenney Ted Stark Bob Shanahan and former Roosevelt McKinley Wilson players. The curtain-raiser showcases Lipp's Grill amateurs including Dick Kohl Carroll Midcalf Art Wall Mike Bisek John Arenas Ed Lipp and Clause King plus Bob Hinton Roy Schwarz Martin Thorson Joe West Gordie Mallman Dick Marshall R D Tvrdik Jack Deal Ray Struve and John Schmoldt.
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Army by seven. Cadets favored over Cornell on Saturday
New York report says Army, one of the 11 major unbeaten football powers, is a seven point favorite to beat Cornell this fall Saturday. The Cadets aim to remain undefeated and extend their winning streak with the matchup in tow. Cornell seeks an upset to shake the ranking and halt Army’s momentum.
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Bolts Meet Dubuque in Valley Tilt at Hill Park
Franklin's Thunderbolts host the Dubuque Rams in a Mississippi Valley Conference clash at Hill Park Saturday night. Game time is 7 45 p m. Key players listed include E Manuel Wendt G Amling C Handel QB Sprague HB Richman Jaeger and FB Scott for Dubuque and E Mackey T Offringa G Pickart Landis Quinby QB Elgin HB Phillips for Franklin with two injuries to Jim Makkey and Bob Phillips.
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Bears vs Ramblers at Hill Park Friday Night
The McKinley-Wilson football game against the Ramblers at Hill Park will be broadcast by KCRG starting at 7 40 p.m. Bob Brooks will call the game with ankle injuries affecting both players. If they cannot start Stan Cejka and Jim Redel would fill in at respective positions. Stan Ginsberg has alternated at right guard with Lands and will likely remain out with a kidney infection, while Duane Thenhaus captains the Bolts.
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