Iowa Hawks Plan Passing Attack Despite Aerial Setback
Iowa coach Dr Eddie Anderson said the Hawkeyes will use a passing game against Minnesota this Saturday. He tested multiple quarterbacks including Bender and Farmer in diverse drills while evaluating passer options amid a strong freshmen scrimmage showing led by Ray Murphy and Guill ieard.
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Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeye
Indiana
Youel
Farmer
Bender
All sorts at his Houston home course and football notes
Details mixed from a Houston golf scene featuring Jimmy Demaret with four recent scores. The text also notes football views from Missouri vs Pitt, Paul Christman’s defense, and assorted sports anecdotes about college players, plus a 19th century punt claim and quirky campus remarks.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Paul Christman
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Brown University
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Indiana can prove class this weekend
Indiana faces Northwestern after a 10 6 win over Iowa that could raise Bo McMillin’s Big Ten standing. If Harold Red Zimmer and Dale Swihart supply a stronger running attack, the Hoosiers hope to counter Hal Hursh’s passing and improve with Ohio State, Michigan State, Purdue, and Wisconsin looming.
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Chicago
Indiana
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Hoosiers
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Bo McMillin
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Ohio State
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Wisconsin
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Hal Hursh
Harry Stuhldreher
Mal Elward
Badger
Bruce Smith Ready For Iowa Game After Knee Worries
Minnesota coach Berne Bierman drills defense to counter Iowa passing threat as Bruce Smith shows little sign of a limp after last week’s bruising win over Ohio State. Green hauls in late winning pass for Hawks from Kinnick.
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Bruce Smith
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Ohio State
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Gophers
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Tipton Juniors Host Independence In Six-Man Clash
Tipton junior college six-man squad prepares to meet Independence junior college sextet at the local field Thursday night. Independence has one loss to Washington junior college, a team that defeated Tipton in a previous matchup.
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Old Friends. Zoeller and Hardin Play Eight Years Together
Lexington report notes Kentucky halfback Dave Zoeller and end Jim Hardin have shared the field for eight years since their freshman days at New Albany Indiana high school.
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Dave Zoeller
Jim Hardin
Kentucky
New Albany
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Pro Gridmen Reach New All Time High In Point Gathering
NEW YORK AP Scoring in the National Professional Football league reached a new all time average of 31 points per game as five games per team were completed last Sunday totaling 166 points for the half season 868. Washington Redskins lead in team offense with 147 points and 1 687 rushing yards while Sammy Baugh and Frank Filchock have a 62 percent pass completion rate. Giants and Lions top the defense with the Lions allowing 45 points in six games.
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Philadelphia
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Giants
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Lions
Toledo Grid Team Struck By Injuries
A crippled Toledo high school football squad prepares to host Marengo on Friday in conference play. Key backfield star will miss action due to an ankle injury, while several others are sidelined by knee or nose injuries. Practice emphasizes passing defense as replacements and freshmen vie for playing time.
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Detroit
Luther Coulter
San Angelo
Tex
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Detroit News
Cornell Upsets Coe in Hard‑Fought Gridiron Clash
Coe suffered a setback as Cornell pressed its advantage with a strong opening and three touchdowns. The Kohawks faced injuries, notably captain Tess Leins breaking an ankle, while Moray Eby’s defense and Leins and Dunlop powered Coe’s attack. The outcome echoed a broader season theme as Iowa’s loss to Indiana paralleled this upset.
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Notre Dame Eyes Unbeaten Season After Carnegie Tech rout
Notre Dame fans hail a 61 to 0 victory over Carnegie Tech as proof of a potential legendary season. Coach Layden worries first stringers lack live play, though observers rate the backfield and line as a top offensive unit.
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Steve Juzwik
Bob Saggan
Milt Piepul
Archie Honored as PCL Most Valuable Player 1946
George Archie, Seattle first baseman, named Pacific Coast League MVP for 1946. Drafted recently by the Washington Senators after standout season with Seattle.
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Grid coach holds one job 29 years
Eddie Briet notes J T M Saunderson has coached football at Morningside College for 29 straight years. He mentions Pete Snead as Sam Snead’s older brother and describes a wedding present scene involving Pat Mullen. The column riffs on sports figures and trivia from football to golf and baseball with a humorous tone.
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Stanford Tactician Clark Shaughnessy Voted Coach Of The Week
United Press nominates Clark Shaughnessy of Stanford as coach of the week for lifting a demoralized team at Palo Alto. He has installed a nimble T formation style, led victories over San Francisco Oregon Santa Clara and Washington State, and faces Southern California in a key game that could decide West Rose Bowl hopes.
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Lou Little Denies Illegal TD vs Georgia
Columbia coach Lou Little scoffed at charges that Columbia's winning touchdown against Georgia was illegal. He said a Georgia cameraman misjudged the play and that Bayer's reception was a legal lateral from Will, with Bayer clearly behind Will.
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Perfect Grid Records Tested This Weekend
Four perfect record teams lead a six game Big Ten slate with Minnesota Notre Dame Michigan and Cornell favored. Northwestern Indiana Penn Michigan Ohio State at Cornell Illinois Notre Dame Illinois and Wisconsin Purdue are in play with injuries and form shaping outcomes.
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Purple Polish Their Offense For Pioneers
Mount Vernon Cornell varsity tunes up with light polish drills against Grinnell as they prep for a Grinnell game. Freshman workouts under Charley Zoda feature 29 players including Eyre and Zoda at center and a slate of backs and linemen.
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Plan Iowa Minnesota dinner at Minneapolis
Plans announced for a joint Nowa Minnesota alumni dinner in Minneapolis on the eve of the football game between Iowa and Minnesota. Nearly 500 expected to attend starting at 6 30 p m in the Coffman Memorial Union. Iowa’s delegation includes Dr Eddie Anderson head coach and E G Schroeder.
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Texans Break Ground as First Texans Play at Oregon
In Eugene Oregon Patton a center and Morris Jackson a guard become the first Texans to play for the Oregon football team marking a historic cross program move.
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Williamsburg Invites Four Teams for Friday Track Meet
Williamsburg will host the annual invitational track meet Friday afternoon with early entries from Martinsburg Vinton School for the Blind University High Iowa City and Williamsburg. Williamsburg is the defending champion.
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