Coe Set for Homecoming Clash With Carleton in Crimson Homecoming
Coe enters the Saturday game as a slight favorite against Carleton in Northfield, hoping to strengthen its runner-up claim in the Midwest Conference. The Kohawks face injuries to three regulars and must contend with past tight results and a strong Carleton squad under Coach Eby. Tickets are on sale, with general admission at 1 and reserved at 1.25.
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Rodak Beats Miller In 15 Round Boxing Match
Leo Rodak of Chicago won by decision over Freddy Miller of Cincinnati in a 15 round bout in Washington. The victory clears Rodak for a national boxing association featherweight title shot against Joey Archibald. Rodak dominated late, landing rights and lefts to face and body. Rodak weighed 124 pounds, Miller 12334.
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Greece Caps Drugstores by Population Basis
Greece imposes a limit on the number of licensed drugstores tied to population size. Authorities say the rule aims to balance access with distribution, with pharmacists awaiting detailed implementation guidance and local enforcement plans.
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Iowa State adds former Rolfe star and other notes from the field
A freshman standouts in Iowa State circles, Al Rudolfson from Rolfe joins Ames as he shifts from basketball to horseshoes and wins intramurals. The piece notes Everett Kischer and Hank Wilder leading Big Six scoring, Don Vosberg as a key Marquette opponent, and previews Coe versus Carleton with homecoming and strong local attendance expectations at Hill Park.
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Delhi Nine Finishes With Only One Loss
Delhi high school baseball completes fall season with a 5 to 1 win over Oneida marking just one defeat. Season results show Delhi defeating Greeley Buck Creek Colesburg Dyersville Edgewood Earlville Coggon and Earlville again, with a lone loss to Del Rio and Oneida.
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Pittsburgh Voted Nation's Best Team
In the AP poll, Pittsburgh received 989 points to top the rankings as the nation’s best football team. Minnesota and California followed, with Texas Christian climbing to fourth and Santa Clara fifth. Dartmouth dropped to sixth and Notre Dame seventh after key games. Fordham and Oklahoma moved into ninth and tenth.
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Notre Dame Army game to draw near 300000 in receipts
Saturday football at Yankee Stadium will draw about 300000 in receipts for Notre Dame versus Army with box seats selling for 660 and others at 440. After a 25000 park rental, each school will net about 135000. The piece also covers Dodgers catcher Ray Thomas moving through farm teams into Columbia in the South Atlantic league and notes coaching shifts at Nebraska and Norwalk high school.
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Jolson eyes boxing bout with ten thousand pledge
By Earl Jolson plans to travel from California to New York next Wednesday to watch the fight and bring his radio show along. He reportedly offered ten thousand dollars to see the bout, though the claim suggests he may not be joking. Iowa football players at the Daily Iowan clashed with editors John Mooney and Dennis Sullivan after the pair mocked the team during the season. The players gave the editors the bum's rush on Monday, fueling tension ahead of a Purdue game Saturday.
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Three Eye Ball Clubs Get Players By Draft
The Class B baseball leagues began drafting 12 players from lower circuits in Durham North Carolina with selections including Bernard DeForge Dayton Ohio Tony Gridaitis Ogdensburg New York Harry Wolfe Sioux City Iowa Albert Farrington Amsterdam New York Van Harrington Thomasville North Carolina Americo Joseph Rossomondo Bassett Virginia Clinton Iowa kept no selections in their A and A-1 drafts.
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Five Newcomers In Mat Program Here Thursday
The wresting program at the coliseum on Thursday night returns after a lapse with five newcomers in three matches and Earl Wampler. Pete Tripodes of Hollywood will face the Masked Phantom in a light heavyweight bout. Wampler meets Bill Sledge in the semi windup, while Ken Hollis of Toledo meets Hans Schultz of Germany in the opener.
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Six Northeastern Iowa Schools Form Upper Iowa Conference
Six northeastern Iowa high schools formed the Upper Iowa conference led by West Union Superintendent M Nodland as president and Sumner Superintendent Walter Hetzel as vice president with Postville Superintendent Graeber as secretary treasurer. The league includes Pavel Maynard Sumner West Union Postville and Monona with football basketball and baseball. Standings will be announced but no first or second place awards due to existing schedules.
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Iowa Sharks Mix Up Line in Major Position Shifts
Iowa football coach Irl Tubbs reshuffles starting positions before Purdue game. Jerry Niles moves from fullback to center and Mike Enich shifts to tackle, aiming to boost speed. Roger Pettit is tested at fullback as the team tries to offset slowness. Frank Balazs returns to practice in limited form after knee injury.
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Fayette High Dominates Arlington 53 to 0
Fayette High defeated Arlington 53 to 0 last Friday as Fayette scored at will. Billings had three touchdowns, Johnson two, Kappmeyer one, and Miller two.
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Connie Mack weighs vacations to lift Athletics morale
Connie Mack considers paid vacations for players to break the Athletics out of the AL cellar. He says too much baseball tires players and hints night games could boost attendance at Shibe Park next season. The plan aims to improve morale amid the slump.
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Added Weight Helps Everett Kischer Lead Cyclones
Everett Kischer, Iowa State quarterback, credits a 15 pound gain to the team’s seven straight wins. The sophomore rose from 150 to 165 pounds and eyes an upcoming game against Marquette in Milwaukee. He also leads the Big Six in scoring.
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