Navy pre flight squad to form JV for fall football schedule
Lieut Col Bierman announced at the first varsity drill that the navy pre flight base will assemble a 70 man junior varsity A squad for practice and a full length scrimmage is planned next Saturday. The schedule includes Cornell Grinnell Case Carleton and Wisconsin B with no dates set.
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Case Institute
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University of Wisconsin
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al Couppee
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Red) Frye
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Bus) Mertes
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
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Hawkeyes
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Perme to Join White Sox from Waterloo Hawks
Waterloo pitcher Len Perme, star left hander for the Waterloo White Hawks, has been called up by the Chicago White Sox. Perme, named to the Three I League all star team, has 200 strikeouts this season and a record of 18 victories against 16 losses. The Hawks are a farm club of the Sox.
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Chicago White Sox
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Waterloo White Hawks
Johnny Mostil
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Perme
Hawks
Sox
City Tennis Tourney Semi finals Set After Monday Standouts
In the city tennis tourney men's singles three seeds reached the semi finals. The remaining four players are Marvin Doherty George Hogan Russell Knapp and Erwin Wasta. Semis on Wednesday feature Wasta vs Knapp and Hogan vs Doherty.
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George Hogan
Russell Knapp
Erwin Wasta
Kenmore
Wasta
Knapp
Hogan
Doherty
Jack Bell
Lou Dennis
Eugene Brown
Doherty-Hogan
Brown
Gundling
Ellerton
Shadle
Henry Ten Eyck White Dies at 89. Trotting Expert, Former Daily News Editor
Henry Ten Eyck White, 89, noted trotting horse authority and former managing editor of the Daily News, died at his Chicago home Monday. White influenced racing coverage and bred or supported numerous racing operations over his career.
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Chicago
Henry Ten Eyck White
The
Daily News
Illinois Central Leads a War Drive
Telegram from Donald M. Nelson praises Illinois Central Railroad for starting a sixteen member Employes War Production Drive General Suggestion Committee. The plan, effective August 20, aligns the Employer Suggestion System with the national War Production Drive and ensures equal labor and management representation across committees.
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Illinois Central
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Illinois Central Railroad
Nelson
Illinois Central General Chairmen’s Association
College football season opens under weather and practice questions
Wide World reports college football starts with official practice. Questions arise about one-session pre season schedules, late practices in dimout areas, and what to name Army West Point teams. Other notes discuss spectator limits, broadcasts, and notable sports figures and events from Chicago to Boston.
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Army
West Point
Army All-Stars
Washington
Philadelphia
Bud and Walt Softball Team Splits Sunday Doubleheader
The Bud and Walt softball team split a Sunday doubleheader at North Liberty. They beat the O Brien Ramblers 5 to 1, then fell to Complete Auto of Iowa City 5 to 0.
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the Gazette
North Liberty
Bud and
Walt
O Brien Ramblers
Complete Auto of
Iowa City
Pros From Philly Subdue All-Stars
Philadelphia Eagles beat the College All-Stars 16 to 8 before about 75,000 fans led by Tom Thompson and Bob Priestley. Thompson threw for 154 yards and found Priestley on two long scoring aerials, while the All-Stars managed a late second-period TD via Bob Moser to Fred Meyer.
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Tommy Thompson
Bob Priestley
Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Zuppke
Collegians
Priestley
Leonard Barnum
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Eagles
All-Stars
Bob Moser
Texas A
Kansas City Takes Association Lead in Pennant Drive
The Associated Press reports Kansas City moved ahead in the American association standings as Columbus and Milwaukee faced idle weeks while Louisville defeated the Red Birds 2 to 1 on Monday night. Milwaukee and Kansas City led the field with Columbus dropping behind.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville Colonels
Red Birds
Hainline Wins Missouri Valley Tennis Singles Title
Dick Hainline of Rock Island Illinois and University of Iowa stars Ralph Hart and Sterling Lord Jr Grinnell College students led Iowa players in the Missouri Valley tournament. Hainline defeated H E Shikles Kansas City municipal champion in a five set opening, then won 8 10 6 1 6 1 6 4. Shikles and Bill Kiley Kansas City good for doubles final.
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Rock Island
University of Iowa
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Sterling Lord
Grinnell College
H. E. Shikles
Shikles
Lord
Bill Kiley
Wetherbees Win Archery Laurels
Oelwein hosts Sunset Archers club championship at Wing’s Park range. Women’s trophy to Henrietta Wetherbee with 657 points. Men’s trophy to Pete Wetherbee with 826 points. Junior champion Gerald Wells posts 609.
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Sunset Archers
Wing’s Park
Henrietta Wetherbee
Pete Wetherbee
Gerald Wells
Tony Naso Reaches Cedar View Finals
Tony Naso advanced to the Cedar View finals with a 3 to 1 win over Dr C L Tayton. He will meet the Norbert Holecek winner for the title. Ted Norbert defeated Max Hollingsworth 6 and 4 in the quarterfinals Monday.
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Cedar View
Dr C. L. Tayton
Ted Norbert
Bull Holecek
Norbert
Max Hollingsworth
Iowa grid picks scarce letters on 1942 squad
Only three candidates on Dr Eddie Anderson's 1942 football team have letters in other sports. Cedar Rapids recruit Tom Farmer holds two letters in baseball, Ben Trickey of Marshalltown has letters in baseball and basketball, and Storm Lake’s Tom Chapman earned a basketball letter.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
Tom Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Ben Trickey
Marshalltown
Land Tom Chapman
Storm Lake
Cyclones Plan Enhanced Lohry Role Under New System
Iowa State football sees Royal Lohry given more signals and ball duties as head coach Ray Donels reshapes the offense. Lohry, a captain, enters the fall amid injury recovery with improved all around play expected on Clyde Williams field. Howard Tippee and Ron Norman compete for runner up status with other halfback hopefuls including Jack Campbell and Gene Phelps in a revamped backfield. An unrelated note reports 3,600 spectators attended 15 midget auto races in Akron this year.
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Ray Donels
Cyclone
Lohry
Cyclones
Oval
Clyde Williams
Howard Tippee
Sophine
Ron Norman
Jack Campbell
Ida Grove
Gene Phelps
Wells, Minn
Iowa State
Williamsburg Red Sox to End Season Monday
Williamsburg Red Sox plan to close the season Monday with a Labor Day game against Parnell Rere after routing Solon 14-2 on Sunday. Wallace powered the offense with a homer a double and two singles against Soton.
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Solon
Red Sox
Parnell Rere
Wallace
Soton
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