Hawkeyes Set to Tangle With George Washington in Capital
Iowa arrives in Washington for an intersectional clash versus George Washington University. The Hawkeyes enter as favorites with a weight advantage in the line and an anticipated 12 000 crowd. Washington leans on a passing attack led by McCarver while Iowa will start the same lineup from Minnesota including Teeyo at quarterback and Page at fullback.
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Good Golf by Chester Horton Golf's Greatest Teacher
Instructional note on golf swing technique stressing a fixed left shoulder as the pivot point to keep the upper body from turning during the swing. Emphasizes using the lower body to rotate and the club head to penetrate the ball area for proper impact.
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Hawkeye Ball Carriers Lead Season Yardage
In Iowa City the Hawkeyes rely on Moffitt and Ash to gain ground. Howard Moffitt totals 136 yards in early season runs, averaging 5.2 per attempt, while Ash has 125 yards on 20 carries. Masden averages 6.4 yards per carry with nine attempts for 58 yards. George Teyro has 95 yards on 38 attempts, ranking fifth.
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Opkinton High Opens Basketball Practice
Opkinton High School basketball practice began with sixteen boys answering Coach D. Houston. A four-practice-a-week schedule was set, with an in-town game on November 11. Names listed include Boots, Fredrick th, Smith, Forrest ts, Ferguson, Rees, Dun, Loop, Billings, Raymond x, Billings, Loomis, Saunders, Haigh, Demaree, and Tibbitts.
Oelwein Juniors Fall to Sumner Seconds 24 to 0
Oelwein junior highs were shut out by Sumner high school second team 24-0 on Thursday afternoon at Oelwein's gridiron. The locals were outweighed and their only scoring chance came in the opening quarter.
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Myers Lost To Upper Iowa For Luther Struggle
Fayett e Iowa Peacock sees setback as star wingman Myers cannot start against Luther Norsemen. Shaw will take end post with limited reserves risking passing attack around Michalski and Capt. Sungalia. Lineup includes Shaw Tynan Ig Humphrey Julien Anderson Nedimovich Holmes Sungalia Tate Hughes Michalski.
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Seventeen Games Played This Week In YMCA Handball
Seventeen matches were played in the YMCA Men's handball league through Wednesday. Novak Filipi and Ross each had two victories with results including Novak over Liddle 21 10 8 21 31 21 and Ross over Yarnall 21 20 15 21 31 18.
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Landes defeats Hickman in 25 14 at Barrisburg wrestling
Jim Landes of Greece threw Merman Hickman of Tennessee in 25 minutes 14 seconds in a wrestling match reported by the Associated Press from Barrisburg.
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Kohawks Host Cornell In Classic Conference Fight
Coe travels to Mount Vernon to face Cornell in a Midwest conference clash. The Kohawks seek revenge for last year’s 9 6 homecoming loss while both teams defend. injuries and lineup questions cloud the outlook as Belknap may start at quarterback and Warren sits out.
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Purple football scrimmage reshapes lineup for Cue game
Coach Dick Barker adjusts formations to speed up the Purple offense for the Cue game. Osborn moves to Cornell backfield for running plays while Morford and Reynolds share backfield duties. Haloupek returns after a tooth extraction and aims to play Saturday.
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Iowa To Elect Track Captain By Mail Vote
University of Iowa track and field lettermen will elect the 1933 captain by mail ballot announced by Coach George Bresnahan. Only two seniors Cornoy from Iowa City and Hoskinson from Riverside Illinois are enrolled. Adamson of Gary Indiana failed to return this fall. The team disbanded last spring without a permanent leader to replace Capt. George Saling.
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Pag Rentner Faces Slump In Northwestern Football
Red Pepper notes Pag Rentner has not matched last season’s all American form. Once famed for dazzling kickoff and scrimmage scores, he now struggles to execute sensational maneuvers as opponents key on him. Critics question whether he will keep his elite rating this year.
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Big League Bowling Tips and Football Notes From 1932
Al Demabee prints coaching advice for women bowlers focusing on footwork and delivery. The column merges with football lore, recalling Red Grange and Rogers Hornsby, plus Northwestern's Ken Meenan and a Stagg coaching petition at the University of Chicago as athletics reaches retirement age debates.
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Bing Miller Visits Parents Near Vinton
Edmund "Bing" Miller of the Philadelphia Athletics visits his parents in Polk township this week. He plans to win Saturday for Philadelphia but will return home for Christmas. Farm activity in the Netherlands is expected to speed up soon.
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Bing" Miller
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