Cornell Rams Worry About Pass Defense Homecoming Clash
Cornell prepares for homecoming at Ashpark against Grinnell with kickoff at 2 p.m. The Rams seek to rebound from a 32-14 loss to Monmouth, dropping to sixth in the Midwest conference. Coach Walt Koch emphasizes improving pass defense as he rotates backs and receivers including Jack Koch Don Kachinskas Jim Koch and Jerry Defries while nursing injuries to Dick Bruce Bill Phillips and Vince Horst.
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Jack Koch
Don Kachinskas
Jim Koch
John Davis
John Sebern
Bill Nichols
Jerry Defries
Dick Bruce
Bruce
Virgil Smith
Bud Andrus
Bill Phillips
Vince Horst
Smith
Rams Aim to Impress Homecoming Crowd Saturday
The Rams enter Saturday's game with renewed focus as they host Homecoming. Cornell must beat Grinnell to remain above them in the conference standings and keep momentum.
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Cornell
Grinnell
Brennan Injured. likely out for Navy tilt
Notre Dame star Terry Brennan, the first string left halfback, aggravated a knee injury from last year in last Saturday's Iowa game and is unlikely to play against Navy. Captain Bill Fischer returned to practice after a day in the infirmary with a cold.
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Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Navy
Hugh Burns
Brennan
Iowa
Bill Fischer
Meet Iowa's Earliest Fan By Don Sulhoff
Iowa City report profiles Bill Wallace of Williams, a junior law student and lifelong Hawkeye follower who arrives at 7:50 a.m. to secure his seat near the 45-yard line, relies on Old John the stadium officer for entertainment, and recalls Hawkeye lore from 1932 to 1940 including favorite Mike Enich.
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Bill Wallace
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Iowa
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Iowa City
Iowa Grid
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Iowa Stadium
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Bob Brose
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Ment
Joe Laws
Mike Enich
Webster City Scouts to Cheer Chauncey at ISU-Drake game
Ames Bill Chauncey, Webster City junior fullback, will have a dedicated cheering section at the Iowa State Drake contest on November 6. Forty nine Webster City Boy Scouts earned trips to the game by collecting at least 1,200 pounds of waste paper each in the annual fall drive led by Scoutmaster Murray Mc Murray, now in its several year run.
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Chauncey Ames
Bill Chauncey
Murray McMurray
Preps To Set Gate Record In Football
Des Moines AP reports 1948 Iowa high school football season will break attendance records with crowds larger than ever. Lyle Quinn notes traffic to field dedication games blocked a major highway. Glidden and Manning, undefeated, clash. Jerry Clark a top prospect and captain on defense and offense. Spencer and Cherokee prepare for Friday battle to claim Lakes title. Iowa City aims to end Davenport’s Mississippi Valley lead by facing Burlington. Marshalltown pursues third straight Central Iowa title. Bobcats host Newton as Ames meets Boone with key Conference implications.
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Waterloo versus Globe Trotters and New York Tri City results
National league scores report Waterloo 34 Globe Trotters 62 and Tri City New York 86 with Murray Wler leading All-Stars scoring 33 points. Result details reflect a busy day for regional teams and standout performances across venues.
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Globe Trotters
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Murray Wler
Bednarik Named Top Lineman After Navy Game
NEW YORK AP Chuck Bednarik Penn center earned the football lineman of the week award after starring against Navy. He joins Lauri Niemi and Alex Sarkisian as recent lineman of the week honorees and beat nominees like Leo Nomellini and Len Szararyn in the field.
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NEW York
Chuckl Bednarik
University of Pennsylvania
Bednarik
Navy
Associated Press
Lauri Niemi
Washington State
Alex Sarkisian
Northwestern
Niemi
Sarkisian
Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
Len Szararyn
North Carolina
Pereeee Bob McKenzie
Iowa
Louvar's Run Puts Hayes In Gray-Y Football Lead
Hayes moved into first place in the Gra-Y 8-man touch football league by beating Tyler on Tuesday. Louvar ran 20 yards for a touchdown on the opening play, breaking a tie with Tyler. Buchanan defeated Jackson 18 to 0 in the other Tuesday game.
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Louvar
Buchanan
Jackson
25 Schools Expected In Prep Harrier Run In Iowa City
Cross country teams from more than 25 schools are expected for the state title races on Saturday morning in Iowa City. Class C starts at 10:45, class B at 11, class A at 11:15, and class AA at 11:30. There are no defending champions of 1947.
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Iowa City
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Highlight Local Boxing
In Buffalo Billy Fox 174 from Philadelphia outpointed Ted Lowry 178 of New Bedford. Leroy Willis 135 of Detroit defeated Walter Colby 137 of Buffalo. Eddie Giosa 150 of Philadelphia outpointed Eddie Holtz 110 in Atlantic City. Billy Tierney 149 of Renton outpointed Buford Ransom 119 in Seattle. Walter Carter-Red Arrow bout canceled in Jersey City.
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Detroit
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Eddie Giosa
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Eddie Holtz
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Billy Tierney
Rentons Wash
Buford Ransom
Jersey City
Walter Carter
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