Nevada Players Demand Coach Dismissal After Losses
University of Nevada football players petition for resignations of head coach Douglas Dashiell director of athletics J E Martie and assistant coach Duane Keller after voting to replace them with Chester Scranton and James Coleman. The players criticized Martie for poor equipment and leadership while noting they would fight the remaining games if Scranton coaches. The regents’ executive committee said the matter would be reviewed and that students were misinformed, with further clarity expected tomorrow.
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University of Nevada
J. E. Martie
Duane Keller
Dashiell
Department of Physical Education
Nev
INS
Douglas Dashiell
Nevada
L. W. Hartman
Martie
Doug Dashiell
University
Chester Scranton
James Coleman
Scranton
Board of Regents
Silas E. Ross
George Wingfield
George S. Brown
Ross
Iowa Buckles Down to Purdue Prep in Turbulent Week
Special to The Gazette Iowa football drills resumed for Dad's Day against Purdue as Coach Irl Tubbs stressed speed blocking and finesse. The varsity beat freshmen in a brief scrimmage while back to lineman moves put Mike Enich at right tackle and Jerry Niles at center. Balazs and Olson returned from injuries though limited.
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The
Gazette
Iowa Cnty
University of Iowa
Purdue
Iowa
Irl Tubbs
Tubbs
Mike Enich
Jerry Niles
Davenport
Niles
Frank Balazs
Red” Olson
Ed McLain
Bob Allen
Colgate
Cornell Basketball Candidates At Work On Purple Squad
Mount Vernon reports Cornell college basketball teams began formal practice this week under veteran guard Bob Swenson as they prepare for their season opener December 5 against Iowa State. Regular practice starts after the football season ends November 19. Seven lettermen return Emil Anderson Art Boettcher Jack Paul Don Pease Jim Sprague Bob Swenson and Howard Schneider. Senior Pat Dreibelbis and juniors Howard Jeske Russell Lynch are non lettermen contenders along with nine sophomores Leslee Bishop Ray Kropf Howard Ortmeyer Bill Peterson Jack Sainsbury Lloyd Simester Charles Spletter Dan Walrath Harold Weed.
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The
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Bob Swenson
Cornell
Purple
Iowa State
Purple Cage
Emil Anderson
Art Boettcher
Jack Paul
Don Pease
Jim Sprague
Howard Schneider
Pity Poor Ball Players Vacation Idea By Mack
United Press staff writer Henry McLemore reports Connie Mack’s idea that players in slumps deserve paid vacations. He mocks the plan while noting slumps plus long seasons strain baseball workers. He cites the Phillies’ 105 losses and questions practicality. dated 1938.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Connie Mack
Florida
California
Charles Dickens
Carnegie Tech Coach Urges No Grudge Over Down Call
Carnegie Tech coach Bill Kern sent a wire to referee John Getchell of Minneapolis saying reports of his bitterness over the fourth down decision in the Notre Dame game were exaggerated. He said the squad wants to forget the incident after Notre Dame won 7 0, and wished Getchell luck.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Kern
Carnegie Tech
Wired
John Getchell
Notre Dame
Getchell
Kern
Tech
Sigourney High Seeks November 11 Grid Game
Sigourney High School seeks a football game on or about November 11 to replace a canceled Hedrick contest. Hedrick has canceled remaining schedule games. Teams willing to play should contact Superintendent E. B. Lynch in Sigourney, Iowa.
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The
Gazette
Sigourney
Hedrick High
Hedrick
Supt. E. B
Lynch
Towa
Jabs Roundup From Cities Highlight Boxing Actions
AP roundup of boxing results across several cities. Detroit sees Dave Clark, 177, beating Ripgved George Sutka, 187, while Los Angeles hosts Jimmy Garrison, 1374, outpointing George Crouch, 18571, in a ten round bout. Houston sees Eddie McGeever, 144, besting Billy Deeg, with San Antonio listed, and Albuquerque notes Frankie Fd aren and Babe Hunt drawing in a heavyweight match. Stockton reports Little Dade, St. Manila, outpointing Olin Loy, 118, in a ten rounder.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Dave Clark
Ripgved
George Sutka
Wyandotte
Los Angeles
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
George Crouch
Houston
Tex
Eddie McGeever
Chicago
Billy Deeg
San Antonio
Albuquerque
N. M
Frankie Fdaren
Denver
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Drew
Stockton
Calif
Little Dade
St. Manila
Olin Loy
Bowling Scores Across Multiple Leagues Document
The clipping lists individual and team bowling scores from numerous leagues including GAZETTE LEAGUE and INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE with players such as Kroulik, Tandrews, Franklin, Wilfong, Sramek, Emery, and many others. It records per-player scores, handicaps, and team names across divisions like Paramount, Colonial Bakery League, and Lincoln League, reflecting a busy competitive bowling scene.
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Poten Mer
Ad-Alley
Robertson
Fink
Flack
Klug
Aleron
Eiiherin
Caldwell
Morgan
Wickham
Cummings
Womacka
Peacock
West
Marsoun
Belumpar
Olson
Kane
Druggists League
Evans
Cummins
Elsher Brus
Thompson
McKesson and Robbins
Hemmer
G. Smith
Geé&R Drur
Seine
Rieke
McKessen & Rebbinal
Fisher Drug
Krumbhols
Handican
Btanford
Ibode
Industrial League
Neers
Ee Aabiner
Kadavy
Taweence
Ntouce
Bautkner
Hopkins
Cole
Fubara
Schuler
Macy
Walters
Paramount
Mentzer
Brodie U
Cherry Burrell
Iowa Mfg
Gerechts
Rede Eptetson
Rongee
Sediacek
Wrieht
Mechanics
Andicap
Ummy Sandbars
McKinley
Lelold Sea
Red Mags
Dearborn Brass
Mrstik
Fiala
Cornell
Anderson Sia
Erass
Sia Baird
Curtis
Kerns
H.lee
Warren Udd
Dien Saa Freeman
Ate Straughon
Hekerte
Nn Matthews
Bi Eap
Fewa Mfg
Jews Steel
Re Steuber
W.krumbhz
Colonial Bakery League
Staubau
Loutek
Pet Wansen
J.krumhol
Ge Bachman
Prasinger
Cronin
Frank
Smith
Matus
Walsh
Knowles
Wilson & CO
Ia. Petate
Frocok
Gearhart
Konecny
Messer Au Porter
Boone
G.merris
Jorgensen
Brown
O’brien
Kolarik
Pegccueay
Burcham
Pollock
Johnson
K. Smith
Qgrishaber
AtrouSs
Kopecky
Tigmmar
Mendicap
Ybelesale
Reba Pear
Tate
Rene Erlacher
Jennings
Cilver
Gregory
Omermain
Hansens
Gatewart
Ayy Ai Stefanek
Melichar
Genepean
Jan Qabaner
Bairak
Norton el
Iankineses Vanda
Vere
Birch
Wagner
Ase Csaitnotiers
Riga
Nieaz
Carlton
Cheecer
Hughes
Heath
Armer
Pryor
Mannanae Spurrier
Pappen
Snakepeare
Taylor
Summers
A“ Rice
Je&r
Nye
Wilfone
Lewolfandican
Mineck
Ne Tenl
Bochart
Braneticale
Ade Mertzel
Acon A Andersen
Christle
Chivertonia
Serrebeck
Mynon
Kline
Humphrey
Dummy
iGrenn
Seimo Sgladams
Handicaw
Cornell Meets Knox In Last Home Game
Cornell prepares for its final home game against Knox on Parents Day with hundreds expected in the stands. Chuck Harris returns from a three week injury as Gene Tornquist improves the aerial attack alongside Leonard Wilson Sprague and Pease guiding the Purple through a season with Monmouth Carleton and Louisiana Tech remaining, and a strong Knox challenge unaffacted by major injuries.
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the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Knox
Purple
Chuck Harris
Grinnell
Tornquist
Barkermen
Purple Heavers
Leonard Wilson
Iowa State Prepares For Marquette Clash At Milwaukee
Iowa State coach Jim Yeager paces the Cyclones as they tune up for a Saturday showdown with Marquette in Milwaukee. Ed Bock and Clyde Shugart lead a stout defense while frosh work tests the yearlings, yielding a first-half touchdown and several completed passes by the end of a spirited scrimmage.
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Ames
Iowa State
Cyclones
Marquette
Milwaukee
Jim Yeager
Ed Bock
Clyde Shugart
West Liberty Maintains Lead in East Iowa Seven
West Liberty holds a strong position in the East Iowa Seven with three conference wins and only Mount Vernon and Monticello left on the schedule. Anamosa sits second with one win and one loss, while upcoming games include Tipton at Anamosa and West Liberty at Columbus Junction.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
West Branch
Monticello
West Liberty High School
East Iowa
West Liberty
Anamosa
Tipton
University, High of
Iowa City
University High
Columbus Junction
Lloyd Simester Out For Season At Cornell
Lloyd Simester a sophomore end for Cornell football is out for the season after dislocating a shoulder in practice Monday night. He is from Prophetstown Illinois and has endured prior shoulder trouble.
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Mount Vernon
Lloyd Simester
Cornell College
Simester
Prophetstown, II
Lazzeri Seeks Playing Role Not Managerial Return
Tony Lazzeri, long a Yankee star and Cubs adviser, says he still wants to play in the majors. He declined coaching or scouting, seeking an infield job and ongoing action, despite Cubs discussions of a possible manager’s path. Maine became the first state to go dry in 1846.
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Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Lazzeri
Cubs
Chicago
INS
Tony Lazzeri
Tony
Charley Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
P. K. Wrigley
Wrigley
Wrigly
San Francisco
Maine
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