Youel Likely to Start as Iowa Faces Purdue in Homecoming
Fort Madison halfback Jim Youel appears set to start for Iowa in the homecoming clash with Purdue after his precise passing and solid running in practice. Coach Dr Eddie Anderson also shuffled backs in scrimmage and noted Bill Stauss and Bob Bender could step into key roles if Youel falters, with Parker possibly answering late signals in a uncertain game plan.
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Owa City
Eddie Anderson
Jim Youel
Fort Madison
Iowa
Purdue
Boilermakers
Youel
Minnesota
Anderson
Bill Green
al Couppee
Burdell Gilleard
Ment
South Dakota
Bob Bender
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota Gophers
Youels
Jim Harris
Bill Stauss
Stauss
Dr. Anderson
Bender
Minneapolis
Art Johnson
Johnson
Ankeny
Gil Jeard
Tom Farmer
Nile Kinnick
Bill Parker
Ken Pettit
Parker
Fowa UW
Fights On Card Here Friday At Memorial Coliseum
A 15 bout amateur boxing program heads Friday night at the Memorial Coliseum featuring Cedar Rapids versus an Oskaloosa CCC camp select team. Notables include Danny Montague 135 pounds Clrence Aldrich 155 pounds Louis Clark 143 pounds with all receipts aiding local boxing gym equipment. Tickets are 55 and 40 cents at Curry's.
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Danny Montague
Memoral
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa CCC
Montague
de Luxe
Clrence Aldrich
Monticello
Oskaloosa
Aldrich
Louis Clark
Curry’s
Sugar Bowl clash teased Tennessee vs Texas Agt s
New Yorkers rumor a Sugar Bowl pairing of Tennessee and Texas A&M with Eddie Briez urging a quick autograph on the contract. The chatter mentions Bob Neyland and a bold forecast amid season chatter and sport notes from campus to Detroit.
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Tennessee
Texas Ags
Eddie Brietz
New York
New Orleans
Texas Aggies
Bob Neyland
Joe McCarthy
Fort Erie
Ont
Yankees
Jimmy Hines
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Say
Dayton rector coaches UD kickers at Catholic university
The Rev. Herman R. Cage an Episcopal rector leads the kicking program at the University of Dayton a Catholic institution. He guides the UD players in place kicking and field goals while balancing church duties.
Unbeaten Cornell Seeks 2nd Straight Undefeated Season
Cornell leads seven undefeated eastern teams as it prepares to host Columbia in Ithaca. The Big Red, guided by Carl Snavely, features speed, power, passing and depth, and is bolstered by a string of strong performances including a win over Ohio State.
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NEW York
Cornell
Ohio State
Buckeye
Big Red
Carl Snavely
Columbia
Ithaca
Lions
Syracuse
Yale
Dartmouth
Penn
Michigan
Boston College
Tri-Valley Title Almost Assured For Manhawks
VINTON Manchester’s 19 0 win over Marion practically clinches the Tri Valley football championship for the Manhawks. Manchester travels to Cedar Falls Friday to face the Cedar Falls squad while Independence battles Marion. Wilson meets Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids. Hattell moves to second in scoring after two TDs against Marion.
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Independence
Marion
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Wilson
Ve. Roosevelt
Vinton
Manhawks
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Don Konigsmark
Hattell
Oleson
Blair
Iowa State Polo Team Heads to Oklahoma Duels
Iowa State College polo squad will travel Thursday to the University of Oklahoma polo field to meet the Sooners again and again Saturday. Seven riders make the trip led by Col. John Hatch with team members Capt Maurice Boney Sac City John Carey West Liberty Don Eckman Ode Bolt Robert Jacobs Paullina James Kiser Paullina Clyde Miller Waterloo and William Munson Lewiston III.
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Ames
Iowa State College
University of Oklahoma
Sooner
John Hatch
Iowa State
Maurice Boney
Sac City
John Carey
West Liberty
Don Eckman
Odebolt
Robert Jacobs
Paullina
James Kiser
Clyde Miller
Waterloo
William Munson
Lewiston
Ohio State Criticizes Cornell Coach from Bench During Game
Ohio State accused Cornell coach Carl Snavely of signaling plays from the bench in the Ohio State Cornell game. The exchange sparks debate on coaching tactics and sportsmanship, with observers noting such signals are common but public ultimatums risk backfire.
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Ohio State
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Mike Scott Sets High Series In City Classic Bowling
Mike Scott rolled a season high 657 in the City Classic at Red Crown lanes, surpassing Willie Hoppe’s 651. His line included 235, 223, and 199, with other top totals by Clem, Liska, and Gregory among a night of strong scores across multiple leagues.
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Mike Scott
Willie Hoppe
Scott
Ross Clem
Ernie Liska
Clarence Gregory
Hank Hromek
Red Peppers
Gazette News
Hank” Sorenson
Lincoln Commercial
Jim Shope
Craft
Lincoln
Joe Schulista
Ginsberg
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Iowa Mutual Liability
Red Crown Ladies
McBaith
Wiley
A. C. Telephone
Dale
Carney
Louie
Knight's of Columbus
Lincoln Alleys
C. Goodfellowship
Standard Tire
Woolworth’s
High
Ceees
FEO
A. and P Stores
High Krueger
Caterpillar
Wathan’s
Blahnik
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AM Stars
FTIR
High Schamberser
Hish
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Ins
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Engberg
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Cherry Burrell
Hish Holmaulst
Jan Hus I
Hish Sorenson
Culver
Turner
Seoee
Hieh
Hensley
Eagles - Oos
Hubbard Ice
Hlah
Liska
Cornell Team Faces Knox on Parents Day in Mount Vernon
Cornell gridmen bring a eight Parents Day tradition to Mount Vernon as they host Knox Saturday afternoon. Parents Day has never seen a Cornell defeat in eight observances. Last year Beloit was beaten 33 to 6, two years ago Knox fell 7 to 0, and last year Cornell beat Knox 8 to 0 in Galesburg. This year Knox is described as a tough outfit while Cornell is coming off a one sided win over the Smashers.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Knox
Purple
Beloit
Galesburg
Grinlnell
The
Arkansas Mentor Thomsen Named Coach of the Week
George Kirkset profiles Fred Thomson of the University of Arkansas named coach of the week after a dramatic 21-20 upset of Mississippi. Thomson, 12 seasons at Arkansas, has endured late collapse losses but guided a rally to snap the Rebels’ run and avenge a string of near misses.
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George Kirkset
New York
Mississippi
South
United Press
Fred Thomson
University of Arkansas
TCU
Texas
Arkansas Razorbacks
Mississippi Rebels
Memphis
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Thomsen
Francis Schmidt
T.C.U
Ohio State
All Sorts of Sports Highlights from Last Saturday
Summary of several college football games and notes. Mentioned are St Marys vs Fordham Syracuse vs Columbia Brown vs Holy Cross and Dartmouth Arkansas Wisconsin Washington Tulane. Observations include coach opinions and player feats across several programs.
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St. Mary’s
Fordham
Syracuse
Columbia
Brown
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Washington
Tulane
Cornell
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Mal Stevens
Jack Doolan
Georgetown
Albie Booth
Harry Mechre
Mississippi
No Radical Changes In Sight At Boston
George Kirksey reports there appear to be no major shifts in policy or leadership at Boston as observers await upcoming decisions. Officials and analysts note continuity across departments and budgets.
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Boston
Yawkey defends Red Sox plans for 1941 season
Boston owner Tom Yawkey dismissed rumors of upheaval and said no radical changes planned for 1941. He backed Joe Cronin as manager through 1944 and stated Ted Williams will remain with the club, while acknowledging pitching, catching, and staff depth need improvement.
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Chicago White Sox
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Yankees
Red Sox
Cronin
Ted Williams
Skeeter Newsome
Fielding Flash
Baltiemore
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Coe College enters Mount Vernon cross country meet
Coe College will enter a seven man Kohawks squad for a three mile race at Mount Vernon this Saturday against Cornell Beloit Grinnell and Carlton. Assistant coach Bill Davis announced the lineup including Carl Van Evera Bob Spieghauer Keith Ledore Keith Teague Bill Davis John Altfillisch and Paul Davis.
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Coe College
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Beloit
Grinnell
Carleton
Bill Davis
Coe
Carl van Evera
Shanghai
China
Bob Speigelhauer
Wilmette
Keith Ledore
Blake
KoHawks Favored In Midwest Conference Cross Country Meet
Coe leads in team title race with Mount Vernon favored to win. Grinnell’s Fell is top individual contender along with Davis of Coe. Glenn Cunningham, former mile king and Cornell health director, is expected to serve as a meet official.
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Mount Vernon
Coe
Grinnell
Davis
Glenn Cunningham
Cornell
Whitmore becomes sole woman scorekeeper at nationals
Ruth Whitmore, wife of the state softball commissioner, was the only woman scorekeeper at the national softball championships in Detroit. She stood out among officials during the event.
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Detroit
NEA
Ruth Whitmore
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