Coe Varsity to Meet State Teachers in Saturday Double Bill
Coe College faces State Teachers on Coe field in Cedar Falls with a 2:30 kickoff after a 12:30 freshmen game. Champlin leads State Teachers while Coe rests two seniors sidelined but plans a strong lineup and a punting threat from Bristol.
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Frye Likely Start At Cornell For Monmouth Clash
Wilbur Frye, Cornell backfield candidate weighing 185 pounds, may start against Monmouth as the opening kickoff nears. Frye earned a letter last season as a fullback and is being given special attention this week. The veteran line remains intact with Coffman, Cole, Zoda, Berve, Bowman, Bunch, and Novak, while nine backs vie for playing time and frequent shifts are anticipated.
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Forward Passing The Main Reason Inferior Teams Can Win
Pop Warner argues that unpredictable upsets show football is far from certain and that forward passing drives many upsets. He cites Washington vs West Virginia as a case where two interceptions and a blocked kick swung the game, and suggests rule changes to favor the better team and add scoring via first downs.
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Troy Mills Finishes Fall With 3 Wins 2 Losses
The Troy Mills baseball team closed its fall schedule at Central City Friday with three victories and two defeats. Scoring notes include Troy Mills 14 to Walker 2, Troy Mills at Quasqueton 12 Troy Mills 4 Ilburnett 5, Troy Mills 8 to Coggon 2, and Central City 2 over Troy Mills 0.
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Ossian Girls Beat Protovin 11-10 in Double Bill
Protovin teams split results with Ossian yesterday in Ossian Iowa. The Ossian girls edged Protovin 11 points to 10 while the Protovin boys defeated Ossian 28 to 20. The games marked a double bill at Ossian High School with both sides fielding squads.
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Buckeyes to host Notre Dame in capacity Columbus game
The Ohio State Buckeyes will host Notre Dame November 2 in a game expected to draw a 92 000 capacity crowd at the modernized stadium. The advance sale suggests every seat will be sold prior to kickoff, underscoring Columbus as a football hotbed this season.
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Grinnell Homecoming Brings Creighton Clash in Gridiron
Grinnell College Pioneers prep for homecoming as Creighton Tigers miss two regulars Vin Anderson and Al Kubes ruled ineligible, plus Richard Raschke, weakening the Bluejays. Alumni travel to watch Grinnell seek a third straight win and keep top Missouri Valley race position.
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Tipton High Eleven Prepares for Two Conference Games
Tipton High gridders will play two conference games next week. They travel to West Liberty this Friday with Tipton favored to win. On Wednesday they host Anamosa High on the Tipton field. Anamosa fields a strong team and a close game is expected.
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Coon Dog Field Trial Scheduled Near Troy Mills
CENTER POINT will hold a coon dog field trial Sunday morning one quarter mile south of Troy Mills. The event, centered in the rural area, showcases local hound performance with competitors expected from nearby communities.
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Lisbon High Basketball Schedule Sets Season
Lisbon releases the boys and girls schedule for the coming season with games at home and away. Key dates include November 19 at Springville and February 13 14 15 girls tournament followed by county and sectional events. John W Macaulay coaches the boys and Miss Seltenrich directs the girls.
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Grinnell and Coe to Play Two Cage Games
Grinnell College will host two basketball games against Coe College. Coach John Truesdale announced the matches set for December 19 in Grinnell and February 1 at Coe, expanding the 1935-36 schedule to 18 games. The team focuses on fundamentals and both offensive and defensive strategies as heavy practice continues.
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