Wrigley Takes Cubs Presidency After Walker Resigns
William H. Walker resigned as Chicago Cubs president and sold his stock to P. K. Wrigley who will directly run the club. Wrigley, now the majority owner, plans leadership continuity with John Owens, Charles Weber, and Charlie Grimm. Trades are anticipated as Grimm aims to overhaul the playing staff. Wrigley holds 7,455.2 shares.
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Coe And Grant Travel As Tigers Stay Home
Coe and Grant depart for a weekend football trip while the Tigers cheer home defense against Clinton Friday. Coe then faces Town State Teachers College in Cedar Falls on Saturday as Mason City hosts the Panthers.
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Lucile Robinson Advances After First Round Win in Western Meet
Lucile Robinson defeated Wiss Te in the Western Meet first round, advancing as a strong contender from Los Angeles. A separate note mentions a 225 scan old bed quilt owned by Ms Q Atkins of Tulsa Oklahoma handed down thirteen generations.
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Football betting goes big business in college sports
United Press report explains how college football wagering evolved into a large scale enterprise. Brokers like Robert Darnell Co. prepare odds and charts, use cross‑section opinion, and target a 6,500 strong mailing list across eastern colleges, hotels, and publications to drive betting activity.
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Iowa State Hopes to Lick Huskers in Nebraska Clash
Iowa State coach Woot Neenker led a light drill as players prepared for a crucial Husker meeting. Ralf Allender suffered a torn ligament but the team reported no other injuries while aiming to rebound from a prior defeat by Oklahoma to improve on a one win streak.
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Ladora Triumphs in Four Club Tourney at Green Valley
In a four club tournament at Green Valley on Sunday teams Dayton Green Valley Millersburg and Ladora played. Green Valley beat Millersburg 4 to 2. Ladora defeated Dayton 6 to 0. In the final, Ladora beat Green Valley 3 to 1 to capture the title.
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Rosenbloom and Miler Fight To Draw In Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa Maxie Rosenbloom and John Miler battled ten rounds with Miler pressing early and Rosenbloom landing sharper slaps. The bout ended in a draw though fans felt Miler deserved the decision. Both fighters were overweight with Rosenbloom six pounds over and Miler one pound.
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Marion Vinton Meet Friday In Crucial Set
Marion high school basketball faces Vinton in a key Friday game tied for league lead. Marion's guard injuries narrow the lineup with Captain King sidelined, while Vinton relies on veteran Moser and a smooth offense. Coach Wolfe drills for containment as stakes loom. Ada Gill Galeener of Los Angeles has crafted outfits from reptile skins once collected in Texas.
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Minnesota and Iowa clash and roster reshuffles noted
In Iowa City on Monday Bill Boeler discussed last Saturday's Minnesota Pittsburgh game. He highlighted Minnesota's depth with Kostka and Clarkson at backs and Widseth replacing Smith at tackle. The piece also recalls Belden Hill's death, a minor league baseball pioneer and Cedar Rapids Three-I league figure.
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Minnesota Faces Tough clash as title hopes meet upsets
Midwest football fans gauge Minnesota as Big Ten frontrunner while noting recent upsets by St Marys Texas Washington State and others. The Gophers rely on a late surge after a cautious defensive start, showing a strong finish that could define their season.
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Report Leagues Plan Many Trade Deals
Davis J Walh reports on a busy winter for baseball trades. Cubs chase Dizzy Dean Van Mungo and Babe Herman while Pirates target Cuc cinello Dodgers. Phillies seek any catches. Yankees pursue Foxx rivals Higgin s and James amid market chatter with Oscar Mell ho rivals and Indians needing a manager.
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Rumor Link Sees Simmons Trade To Tigers Then
Baseball chatter links Al Simmons from the Chicago White Sox to the Detroit Tigers. Possible return includes Vic Sorrell Gerald Walker Ray Hayworth with Melvin Shea baggage. Trade seen as boosting both clubs but Sox manager Dykes aims to keep Simmons.
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Inventory 15 Takeaways On Football’s New Game
International News Service reviews football’s evolution noting the new ball favors passing and that talent, not systems, drives success. Coaches like Lou Little and Jim Crowley emphasize players over schemes while legends such as Alonzo Stagg are cited as early adapters. Grandstand quarterbacks remain influential figures.
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Manchester High To Meet Anamosa Friday
Manchester High hosts Anamosa Friday in a home game seeking the first victory of the season. Observers note improving offense as the Manhawks face a fast opponent with forward momentum and a lineup featuring Darey Stephenson Roloff Eberhart McIntosh Harold Chrystal Bushnell Milroy Mullan Stewart.
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World’s Largest Stamp Collection Belongs to Ferrary Family
The Ferrary family of Paris owns the world’s largest stamp collection begun in 1865. It has cost about $2,000,000 to date.
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Rumors Of Dissension Denied By Iowa U Football Team
The Iowa University football program and players deny widespread dissension after a lopsided loss to Iowa State. Coach Ossie Salem and players defend team unity and dismiss rumors linking a Negro sophomore Pig Simmons to internal strife.
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Illini Aim to Beat Michigan Amid Upset Hopes
CHICAGO AP. Illinois coach Bob Zuppke leads the Illini in practice as they prepare to face Michigan. Kipke and the Wolverines eye an upset after recent hard games, while Michigan boosts Ward back into the backfield to counter Illinois' passing attack.
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Tickets Sold For Iowa Minnesota Homecoming Game
Nearly 40 000 seats for the homecoming football game with Minnesota had been sold Tuesday. Charles S. Galiher business manager of athletics reported demand remained brisk despite a Hawkeye loss to Iowa State. About 6 000 Minnesota fans and the Gopher 100 piece band will be present.
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Hawkeyes Study Minnesota For Saturday Gridiron Showdown
Iowa City report says the Hawkeyes prep with aggressive contact and determined drills for the Minnesota game. Solem studies Minnesota plays and tests changes on the forward wall with Leytze and Lundberg stepping in at tackle and guard.
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