Kohawks face Grinnell in Homecoming clash at Coe field
Grinnell travels to meet Coe in a homecoming Midwest Conference game Saturday at 2 p.m. Vic Lowman returns at quarterback for Coe as Grinnell aims for a second straight win after defeating Cornell. Key Kohawk players include Gregor out with injury and captain Chuck Joss sharing leadership.
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Tournament of Roses pursues Rose Bowl in Pasadena
The Tournament of Roses association mailed an application to Lieut. Gen. John L. DeWitt to hold the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl in Pasadena. James K. Ingham, president of the association, said the package included air photos maps and other war department materials. The last New Year’s Rose Bowl
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Oregon State Duke Game Moves to Durham After Pasadena Permit Denied
The game between Oregon State College and Duke University was moved to Durham, N C after army permission to hold it in Pasadena was refused.
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Dodgers star Lew Riggs enters U S Army Air Corps
Graham North Carolina selective service board announced on Tuesday that Lew Riggs 32 year old third baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers has enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps.
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Alvin Bell Longtime Referee for Texas Oklahoma Rivalry
Alvin Bell has officiated the Texas Oklahoma football game for the past decade, bringing consistent officiating to one of college football’s fiercest rivalries. He has earned respect from players coaches and fans for steady calls and deep game knowledge.
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East's Top Trio Of Elevens Face Tougher Battles
Boston College Army and Syracuse carry perfect records but face tougher tests this week. Army meets Penn at Franklin Field while Penn State, Syracuse, and Penn battle stronger foes, with Ivy title implications and several key clashes shaping the race.
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Yankee Second Baseman Gordon Struggles in Slump in Oregon
Bend Oregon来源AP报道Joe Gordon longtime Yankee second baseman remains in a batting slump after World Series .095. He spent two weeks deer hunting in Oregon woods and shot .000 in his hunt showing continued struggles.
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Army Navy Game Tickets Challenge at Annapolis
The Army Navy game at Annapolis faces ticket chaos as 22 000 seats meet a town population of 13 000 to 17 000. President asks that only residents attend and officials consider tearing up unused tickets to prevent non residents from attending. Navy coach John E Whelchel admits frustration over recent defeats while Rip Miller’s defense shows potential despite pass coverage lapses.
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Rip) Miller
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Most Valuable Players and Pitching Stars Highlight 1942
The piece surveys 1942 Three Eye league stats with Cedar Rapids producing top bats and home runs as Pat Seerey Phil Seghi Blas Monac o and Verne Freiburger lead the pack. It notes managers favor pitchers for most valuable honors and profiles Ollie Marquardt’s key hurlers while praising Stephens nine straight wins. It closes with high school football previews at Hill Park Franklin vs Iowa City and Wilson vs McKinley.
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Verne Freiburger
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Louie Kahn
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Roger Wolff
Olie Arntzen
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Washington High School
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Loyola coach Leonard Sachs dies at 44
Leonard D. Sachs, a Loyola University basketball coach for 20 years, died of heart disease at age 44 while performing duties as a physical education instructor in Chicago. He led Loyola teams to 221 wins and 118 losses. He is survived by his wife Vera and daughter Anita.
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Iowa Hawks Slow Purdue Plays in Steady Practice
Iowa City Hawks faced Purdue’s deceptive plays in a fast, spirited session. Freshman units, bolstered by Frank Carideo and Bill Hofer, studied Boilermaker schemes as Dr. Eddie Anderson plans defense ahead of upcoming drills.
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Purdue Adjusts Lineup With Burnham Shifts
Purdue coach Elmer Burnham tests new lineup in practice as the Boilermakers prepare for Iowa visit. Gene Matrewitz is the chief substitute moving to left guard for injured Dick Barwegen, out at least 10 days.
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St. Marys to Return for Annual Game With Fordham
Gotham fans anticipate another fun matchup as St. Marys returns to town for Saturday's game with Fordham. Presto Podesto from Modesto will rejoin the Gaels and Gonzales Morales from Nogales will also join the visiting squad.
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Buckeye Badger Clash Sets Leaders for Big Ten Title Race
Ohio State and Wisconsin head a crowded Big Ten battle with top rankings in offense and defense. Gene Fekete leads OSU in rushing while Pg Harder tops Wisconsin. Buckeyes average 326 rushing yards per game against Wisconsin's 245, as teams post strong totals across the conference.
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Harridge Denies Plan to Combine MLB Leagues
Chicago official Will Harridge rejects a report that eastern and western clubs would form separate circuits to cut railroad travel. He says no change to regular schedules or league makeup is planned and wartime factors may alter future plans. Commissioner Landis sets the next major meetings to draft minor leaguers for 1943.
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Await Griffiths Dropkick Decision
Herbert Fritz Crisler the Michigan coach says he awaits Major John Griffiths Big Ten report on the Minnesota dropkick that gave the Gophers a 16 14 win over Michigan and expects a timely decision after Griffith has all the facts.
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Boxing Results From Cities Include Narrow Decisions
From Hartford and Pittsburgh to White Plains and Brooklyn, bouts produced outpoints and wins. Willie Pee outpointed George Zengaras in Hartford. Ezeare Charles beat Joey Maxim in Pittsburgh. Billy Pints topped J Terranova in White Plains. Morris Parker defeated Frankie Rubine in Brooklyn.
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