Rough Riders Rally To 12-7 Victory Over Dubuque
Roosevelt Rough Riders toppled Dubuque 12-7 at Hill Park in a game marked by sharp passing from Marty Thorson and strong line play. Fred Bissell and Dick Lewis carried much of the rushing load as Leiser, Sebern, Dolphin, and Kremer gained yardage on varied plays.
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Trusty Old Barker Picks NCAA Football Games
AP columnist Herb Barker rates multiple games with commentary on injuries and form. Minnesota-Northwestern favors Minnesota while Army-Notre Dame closer. Tulane-Vanderbilt Tulane. Stanford- Santa Clara Stanford. Penn-Navy Penn. Texas A MArkansas Texas A M Arkansas. Fordham-Purdue Fordham. Pitt-Ohio State Ohio State. Wisconsin-Syracuse Wisconsin. Georgia Tech-Duke Duke. Princeton-Harvard Harvard. Michigan favored. Indiana preferred over Iowa. Missouri favored over Missouri. Alabama over Kentucky. Georgia over Auburn.
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Franklin Nips Iowa City in Thrilling 27 25 Clash
Franklin’s Thunderbolts edged Iowa City 27 25 in a seesaw game. Cedar Rapids Little Hawks rallied with Harold Smith’s two long TD runs and Delzell’s late passes to set up a final score after a late Iowa City fumble.
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Nine Hawkeye seniors face final Homecoming as Iowa hopes fade
Nine Hawkeye seniors who starred as sophomores in 1939 face their last Homecoming game in 1941 amid doubt about Iowa’s fighting spirit. Indiana favored to win, skeptics expect defeat, yet coaches and fans are urged to rally behind Iowa Fights and boost morale at the thirtieth annual Homecoming clash.
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Diehl's Injury Likely Keeps Him From Indiana Game
Iowa football captain Bill Diehl suffered a leg injury during Thursday drills in Iowa City. The ace center missed most of practice with a barley horse while teammate George Red pondered replacements for the Saturday matchup against Indiana.
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Outsider Sets World Record In Pimlico Race
H. C. Hatch's Filisteo a rank outsider won the $5,000-added exter minator handicap at Pimlico in a world record 3.30 4/5 for the two mile and 70 yard distance. Jockey A Shelhamer rode Filisteo to pay $31.50, with Mrs. Marie Evans' Shot Put second and J. C. Vidal's Paul Pry third. The event marked a strong showing by an underdog as the heavy favorite faded.
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Yale shifts Whit to blocking guard amid nine backs
New Haven reports Yale football moves star back Jim Whit to blocking guard due to depth at running back. The change places Whit in a pivotal line role as coaches adjust formations for the season.
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Wilson McKinley Marion Maquoketa Games Postponed
Weather forces changes in high school football schedules. Wilson McKinley intra city game moved to Monday at Hill Park. Marion Maquoketa homecoming game delayed to Saturday at 7 45. Marion homecoming dance remains tonight at 7 30 in the high school gym with senior Eileen Schenken as homecoming queen and attendants Phyllis Lanning Betty Peck Marian Bonnie Ford Leone Reynolds Ruth Frederick Mary Lou Thomas.
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Betty Peck
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Leone Reynolds
Ruth Frederick
Mary Lou Thomas
Hoosiers to Practice on Coe Field Before Iowa Clash
Indiana's football team, preparing for Saturday's homecoming game against Iowa in Iowa City, will hold a 4 PM workout on Coe field. The squad will lodge in Cedar Rapids at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Johnsons and Henrys Tie in Y W C A Table Tennis
Johnsons team and Henrys team tied for first place in the Y W C A table tennis league Wednesday night. Results include Beck defeating Canarr 21 13 and Johnson defeating Martin in a later match. Andresen defeated Makkelsen 13 13 and Krause defeated Canarr.
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Becks and Armstrongs Share Volleyball Lead in YMCA Play
Becks and Armstrongs tied for first place in the fourth round of the YMCA volleyball league on Thursday night. Rockets took second place and Playmates finished third. Results show a tight race at the top.
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Holman to Coach 23rd CCNY Basketball Team
Nat Holman returns for a 23rd season coaching CCNY basketball this winter. He has built a long career at City College of New York with 328 teams cited in the article.
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Ray Robinson Faces Zivic In Madison Square Garden Showdown
Ray Robinson, 21, Harlem, battles ex-champion Fritzie Zivic in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner likely earns a January shot at the world welterweight crown as 17,000 fans expect a pivotal clash with both boxers seeking a step toward or reclaiming title glory.
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