Coe Football Sees 40 Candidates Report For First Drill
Coe College football candidates, about forty strong, report Thursday morning at 9 o clock to Head Coach Moray Eby for the season opener practice. The squad, largely seniors and sophomores, will train twice daily through Friday and Saturday with two sessions each day. The Kohawks face a nine game schedule starting with Carleton at Northfield, as they build up for conference play.
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Kohawks
Carleton College
Northfield
Chris ‘Bates
Elgin
Garth Hunter
Marion
Matt Starcevich
Mystic
Lowell Wedgbury
Laurens
Angelo Saccaro
Seymour
Perry Larson
Garner
LeRoy McLeod
Central City
Bob Norris
Cedar Rapids
al Sammet
Ray Smith
Ronald Smith
Sanborn
Ray Steele
Estherville
Howard Wilfong
Cister
Elshom
Warren Bowers
Logan
Clement Carney
Ed Cisler
Robert Edgren
Des Plaines
Vernon Elslager
Cicero
Ill
Ralph Essham
Belle Plaine
Bob Formanek
Bruno Gudatis
Cliff Hellman
Paullina
Wayne Hackett
Fort Madison
Walt Kinch
Bob Kosanke
Park Ridge
Bob Lamb
Kewanee
Cliff Soukup
George Starcevich
Bob Weber
Muscatine
Harley Wedgsbury
Ross Williams
Mount Carroll
Fritz Wooster
Eagle Grove
Robert Frisch
Fredericksburg
Forest Rutgers
Stanford University
Eby
Carleton
State Archery Meet At Ellis Park September 12
Waltonian club plans a state archery meet at Ellis Park on Sunday September 12 with competition from stars across the state. Shooting starts at 9 am followed by a picnic lunch at noon and the event continuing through the day.
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Ellis Park
Eight Teams Battle in Washington Tourney Hoy
The eight team Washington tournament begins at 10 with Washington versus Havel's Red Jackets. Richmond meets Brighton at 11 while Winfield faces Riverside and Muscatine Elks play Kalona. Semifinals at 3 and 4, consolation at 7:30 and championship at 8:30.
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Washington
Havel
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Richmond
Brighton
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Muscatine Elks
Kalona
Chess Champs Play in Open and Women’s National Titles
David Pollard of New York won the American Chess Federation open championship in Chicago. Mrs Jean Grau of Wausau Ia defeated Mrs Rose Marie Fischer of Milwaukee to win the federation’s women’s national championship.
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Chicago
INS
David 5S Pollard
New York
Jean Grau
Wusentine
Tmirs
Rose Marie Fischer
Milwaukee
Musical instruments advertised for sale in The Gazette
Daily want ads in The Gazette section promote good used and new musical instruments at low prices. The listing highlights affordable options and frequent daily postings for buyers seeking bargains on instruments.
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Viewing the Field Framing Prep Football Season Across Local Schools
Leo Lucas outlines the resumed Viewing the Field column as fall practice begins. He notes Roosevelt Davenport McKinley and West Waterloo prep games starting September 17, plus Coe College football planners, field changes at Coe, and radio announcers benefitting from updated gridiron setup.
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Coe Field
Appendices First Operation Date Recorded
The first operation for appendices was performed on January 4.
Wrecking Rudy York Steams To 100 Home Runs Pace
Detroit fans hail Rudolph Preston York of Atco Georgia as the Tigers’ rising star. The six foot one inch 210 pound rookie catcher hit 30 homers in 1937 and 18 in August while playing in under 80 games. York’s free swing, changing bats, and taciturn nature drive his rapid slugging and team cheers.
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Music Teachers Directory Ad Offers Enrollment Time
Classified notice invites readers to consult The Gazette Want Ad MUSIC TEACHERS DIRECTORY for thorough instruction in music and mentions enrollment periods.
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Traer Hosts Fourth Annual Invitational Softball Tourney
Traer will stage its fourth annual invitational kittenball tournament Monday at Dennis field to close the 1937 softball season. Six teams vie for the title including Traer Toledo Orange Township Gladbrook the Waterloo Y M C A Fratelli and the Bailey Boys of Marshalltown in what promises evenly matched action.
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Dennis Field
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Orange Township
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Y. M. C. A. Fratelli
Waterloo
Bailey Boys
Marshalltown
Decorah Golf Meet Delayed By Weather
Decorah Iowa first round play for the Silvercrest club championship began last week but was postponed due to extreme heat. Forty players are in five flights with matchups listed for each flight including Lester Lowery Gerald Isenberger Bob Sampson Charles O'Brien and others.
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Silvercrest Golf Club
Lester Lowery
Gerald Isenberger
Bob Sampson
Charles O'Brien
Ben Amundson
Lowell Isenberger
Jim Alm
Archie Johnson
Bob Linnevold
Roy Clark
Leonard Olson
Eric Jenson
Eugene Simonson
Levert Twenge
Tom Clark
Oden Dahle
Bud Sherwin
Ed Clark
J. O.’Brien
A.J. Headington
B. A. Jerman
Bob Hunt
Earl Hines
Billy Schamel
Tom Hustvedt
Ward Rockey
Ray Johnson
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Decorah High Seeks Sept 17 Grid Game
Decorah Ia coach L W Buckton seeks a football contest for September 17 ahead of a season opener on September 24. Scheduled games include December? 24 at Charles City, Sumner, Oelwein and Decorah home dates with New Hampton, Weber Union, and others listed.
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Weet Union
Two Games In TriCounty Softball Tourney Held
Rain delayed Friday games at the Tri County softball tournament in Maquoketa Iowa. Monticello Floyds beat Lost Nation 4 to 1 in the first game, and Lyons Clinton edged Sabula 3 to 2 in extra innings.
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Monticello Floyds
Lost Nation
Lyons
Clinton
Sabula
Lamont Hosting Fast Paced Softball Tournament Today
Lamont prepares for a fast paced softball tournament featuring seven teams and many noted stars. Top players from the region will compete as the event showcases local talent and competitive matchups.
Critics miss the Louis Farr bout says boxing writers
In a New York column Davis argues boxing writers failed to predict Louis Farr results at Yankee Stadium. Referee Donovan gave Farr one round, Dempsey Loughran and Schmeling offered biased takes, and writers admit confusion while boxing itself is called silly.
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Jack Johnson
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Ceferine Garcia
Fred Apeeteil
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England
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Three Players Remain In Marengo Tennis Tourney
In Marengo Indiana two more matches remain to decide the club tourney. Dick Brown, Franey, and Harold Swift reach the finals bracket with Brown beating Zentmire and Franey defeating Bob Smith. Swift crushed Roland White 6-0 6-0 and White had earlier defeated Ike McCune 6-1 6-2.
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Dick Brown
Dick Zentmire
Joseph Franey
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Bob Smith
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