All-Americans Clash As Penn Tackles Michigan
Bowling details report multiple leagues with high scores. Mike Svec led Reliable Transit with 181 257 208 646 and two wins. Willie Hoppe stood out for Lincoln Alleys with 254 in final game and Joe Novotny 611 for Hubbard Ice. Briggs anchored Clam Shells at Link-Belt Speeder with 176 227 187 590.
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Mile Svec
Reliable Transit
Drew
Locksmiths
Joe Novotny
Willie Hoppe
Lincoln Alleys
Hubbard Ice
Hoppe
McNeil
French Paint Co
Briggs
Clam Shells
Simitz
Red Crown Goodfellowship
Red Peppers
Gazette News and Composing Rooms
Hromek
Frankkers
Cnies
Hich Botham
Wim
Lucky Five
Hirh Schuknecht
Hich
the Gazette
High Kline
Viz
SRE
Lincoln Alloys
Hubbard Ice and Fuel
Hich Novotny Curry’s Pabst
McRalth
Hish Hammar
Drew Locksmith
Svec Vrl
RED Crow Goodfellows
Standard Tire Co
Calere Iar
Wathan’s
Oliver
Wiley Eevee E
High Burke
Gazette Ntws
Hawkeyes
Challengers Als
Jan Hus Toof
Jan Hus Stall
Fich Mercer We
Culver Motor Sae
Yacers Clothing Fee
Hieh Sorenson
Eacles Ras
TRI
Grain Bell Beer Ane Rin
Hieh Havilkavers
Turner's
TNS
Heskal
Hieh Eaton Eeaee
Cubs
Rees Alg Ros
Hieh Brink
Cyclones Open Swimming Season With Water Circus
Ames reports Iowa State college swimming instructor Charles McCaffree Jr announced a water circus November 15 16 to inaugurate the season and preview tank talent as Town State defends the Big Six title. Porpoise fraternity marks its twentieth anniversary with the event in Ames.
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Ames
INS
Porpoise Fraternity
Charles McCaffree
Iowa State College
Town State
Gatzke Seeks Amateur Boxers For Police Gym Training
Gatzke urged amateur boxers to report to the police station gym with Coach Lawrence Gatzke on weekday evenings at seven and register with the group. He said those who start work need not appear on the November 1 coliseum card for the Cedar Rapids versus Oskaloosa meet. Eight boxers will face Oskaloosa. others will be paired with local opponents. Coach Martin Haney at Community House also organizing a preliminary group.
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Lawrence Gatzke
Gatzke
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Martin Haney
Veteran Tackle To Lead Kohawks For Rest Of Year
Rob Dunlop, Orange City senior, was elected Tuesday night by teammates to captain the Coe Kohawks for the remainder of the football season. Dunlop plays right tackle, succeeding Eldon Levis whose right ankle injury will end his season. Coach Moray Eby called a varsity-freshman scrimmage the best of the year, with the varsity hands scoring during a 45 minute session.
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Rob Dunlop
Orange City
Dunlop
Eldon Levis
Coc-Cornell
Moray IL Eby
Kohawks
Varsiv Hands
Coe
Football Hard To Kill Even At Chicago U
Eleven man football survives at the University of Chicago after Big Ten withdrawal. The 1940 Maroons near a top percentage record, led by a 30-man squad of regulars and freshmen, trained with university aid and scrimmaged local schools at Staggfield.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Staggfield
University Red Devils
Gophers
Bears
Friday Night Gridiron Echoes Wilson and Franklin Clash Again
A Cedar Rapids reminiscence recalls the 1938 21 to 12 Wilson win over Franklin that decided city and conference titles. Current Wilson and Franklin vie for top status as they face Roosevelt and McKinley with key players named, including Farmer Wessale Konigsmark and Mohrbacher.
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Wilson-Franklin
Hilpark
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Tom Farmer
Franklin
al Eddy
Donnybrook
Davenport
Roosevelt
McKinley
Notre Dame Star Guard Rejected by Three Eastern Schools
South Bend reports Notre Dame 160 pound guard John Gubanich sought by Eastern programs but was turned away by three schools. He remains at Notre Dame and plans to pursue basketball opportunities locally.
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South Bend
Ind
NEA
John Gubanich
Notre Dame
Cyclones Plan Air Raids On Oklahoma
Iowa State coaches emphasize aerial power and ground speed as key strengths for the Oklahoma State game while preparing to counter a steady Oklahoma running attack led by Jack Jacobs. Royal Lohry and Larry Owens showed solid passing in drills, with Paul Darling and LeVerne McGraw excelling as receivers.
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Ames
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Jack Jacobs
Jim Yeager
Town
University of Missouri
Yeager
Royal Lohry
Sioux City
Missour
Larry Owens
Paul Darling
Featherville
LeVerne McGraw
Mississippi Valley Leaders Open Nonconference Play Friday
Davenport and Waterloo East, the only undefeated Mississippi Valley teams, face外 outside rivals this week with Davenport hosting Central of St Louis and Waterloo East at Mason City. Recent results list Davenport 3 Dubuque 12 and others including Franklin 2 Roosevelt 0 and Centerville 13 Towa City 6.
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Davenport
Waterloo East
Blue Devils
Central
St Louis
Mason City
Dubuque
Watering West
McKinies
Franklin
Roosevelt
Manchester
Wilson
Centerville
Towa City
Freeport
Clinton
Galiher Still Has Some Iowa Minnesota Tickets
In Towa City Iowa Minnesota football game at Minneapolis on Saturday 8 800 tickets had been sold by Stown an tickets remained available Wednesday said Charles Galiher athletic business manager A crowd of 60 000 was expected for the game
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Harmon
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Maryland
Yale
Princeton
California
Michigan State
Harvard
Illinois
Penn
Wolverine
Ralph Fritz
al Wistert
Ray Frick
Tirving Mendelson
Frick
Quakers
Mendelson
Towa City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Stowans
Charles Galiher
Iowa
Red Cross Prepares Yarn and Garments for War Refugees
The Linn county Red Cross chapter at 304 Third Street SE opens its sewing room to supply materials to groups and individuals for refugee garments for England. Mrs Wells Creck reports 157 woolen shirts cut out with more to come, and broad participation from P F O groups, churches, Navy Mothers, and auxiliaries. Mrs Peck notes broad volunteer response and offers for veterans hospital garments as an option, with caution to state preferences when requesting yarn.
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Red Cross
Third Street
Linn County
England
Wells Creck
Peck
King ¢ Daughters
Navy
Green Charges Anti American Bloc Controls News Guild
Chicago AP William Green AFL president told delegates from 20 AFL newspaper locals that the American Newspaper Guild is controlled by anti American forces. He claimed the guild aims to substitute a soviet style government for democracy.
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Green
News Guild
Chicago
William Green
AFL
CID American Newspaper Guild
American Federation of Labor
American Newspaper Guild
George B Cortelyou Dies Former Treasury Secretary
NEW YORK AP George B Cortelyou longtime financier and former secretary of the treasury died Wednesday at age 78. He headed the Consolidated Gas Company of New York and served as secretary to McKinley and Roosevelt before his 1907 appointment to lead the treasury. He was active in Republican politics and national chairman from 1904 to 1907.
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NEW York
George B Cortelyou
the Treasury
Consoliated Gas Company of
Cortelyou
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Indians In Shape For Game Friday
Indians in good shape for Manchester game Friday after a scrimmage at Vinton. Coach Fidon Coffman noted improved second-half effort and praised guards Gene Jacobe Frank Whitte more, end Rob Lary, and halfback Bob Marsh for commendable play despite injuries.
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Fidon Coffman
Marion
Coffman
Indians
Vinton Fudal
Gene Jacobe
Frank Whittemore
Rob Lary
Bob Marsh
Manion
Paseballs
Manchester
Tama Counts Rifle Club First Shoulder to Shoulder Match
Toledo report: Tama Counts Rifle Club lost its first shoulder to shoulder match to Marshalltown 776 to 737 on Monday night at the club.
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Toledo
Tama Counts
Iast
Marshalltown
City Extends Weed and Snow Assessments Deadline
Due to higher workload in the city clerks office the deadline for weed and snow assessments is moved from October 24 to November 4. City Transfer Walter E Miller said the extension allows the clerks to certify and attest each assessment. Payments will be accepted daily at the treasurer office on city hall fifth floor.
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Walter E. Miller
Miller
City Hall
Man Accused Neighbor Of Pet Crimes In San Francisco
Anna Steinbach 87 filed in superior court against neighbor Ben Werner after a hospital stay. She alleged he killed dogs and rabbits, sold chickens goats and canaries, destroyed barn lumber, sold a horse, and looted a buried iron box with $630 found on her ranch. Werner is held for trial.
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San Francisco
Anna Steinbach
Superar Court
Ben Werner
Theresa Meikle
Werner
Pete
Meikle
Union Non-Union Clash Leaves One Dead in Suburban St Louis
In suburban St Louis a violent clash between union and non union workers left one man dead and several others injured. AFI building trades unionists entered the subdivision on the second day of a project drive to organize workers and were met by hostile non union men.
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ST Louis
T. E
Unonn
St. Leas
AFI
Building Trades
Gimp Snyder Freed In Ruth Etting Case
Hollywood report states Martin Moe the Gimp Snyder was freed on all charges related to the Ruth Etting case after a retrial and dismissal when the prosecutor said key witnesses were unavailable Alderman and Etting were reportedly in the east.
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Gimp” Snyder
Ruth Etting
Hollywood
Calif
Ulp
Martin
Moe
Snyder
Sears
Paneist
Snider
Miss Etting
East
Treasury Decides 100 Million Note Issue For Housing Authority
The Treasury will offer a 100 million short term note issue for the U S Housing Authority. Terms to be announced at issuance by Secretary of the Treasury. Funds are to repay advances used for construction and ongoing programs. The action supports housing development projects and related financing.
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Washington
Treasury
Treas
S Woo Centhau
Tadit
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Francis Xavier Reagan
Erin
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Tom Harmon
ARROW
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Jim Techman
Ray Christy
Levis
Bob Dunlop
Chicago U
Farmer
al Urban
John Sage
Moose Jones
Glen Kirby
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Troy Deals
John Bownes
Don Konigsmark
Bob Wessale
Wessale
Don van Dura
Don Birkicht
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Irvin Sword
Thunderbolt
Konigsmark
Stan Mohrbacher
Bob Ford
Jim Sweeney
Joe Casey
John McKay
Kirby
Leo Mraz
Apeburn
Tiny” Croft
Ripon
Eddie May
Beloit
Milburn
Edward
Mississippi Valley
Galiher
George Cortelyou
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Handler Motor Company
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