Salem Hawkeyes Face Guard and Punter Uncertainty
Salem Iowa preparing for 61 candidate football squad as Ossie Solem starts fifth season. Practice begins with two workouts daily over nine days, focusing on guard positions and backfield balance. Key questions include replacing Dick Crayne at halfback and finding a reliable punter, while veterans and sophomores vie for starting spots on the line and backfield.
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TWA City
Iowa Field
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Solem
Carleton College
Salem
Iowa
Shipley Farrah
Dick Anderson
Don Nelson
Gene Liggett
Crayne
Paul Akin
Dwight Hoover
John Hild
Hawkeyes
Dick Crayne
Notre Dame Faces Center and Quarter Shortage in 1936
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden heads into 1936 with 15 letter winners returning but without an experienced center or quarterback. Graduation/departures thin the line, leaving Layden banking on new talent to fill key spots as the Irish open against Carnegie Tech in South Bend on Oct 3 and face a demanding schedule through December.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Elmer Layden
Ohio State
Layden
Bill Smith
Wally Fromhart
Frankie Gaul
George Moriarty
Fred Solari
Henry Pojman
Wayne Millner
Marty Peters
Matt Thernes
Dick Pfefferle
John Michuta
Ken Stilley
Harry Becker
August Church
Bill Shakespeare
Andy Pilney
Mike Layden
Tony Mazziotti
Fred Carideo
Don Elser
John Lauter
Jim Martin
Joe O'Neill
Joe Zwers
Art Cronin
Frank Kopcczak
Bill Steinkemper
Smith
Joe Ruetz
Joe Kuharich
Elmer Zenner
Bob Fiske
Wojchiewski
Joe Gleason
Steve Miller
Larry Danhom
Carnegie Tech
Washington University
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Navy
Baltimore
Army
New York
Northwestern
Southern California
Bees Win Pair to Clash Giant Lead
Lynn King chased a towering fly by Ernie Lombardi but made the catch as Les Scarsella closed on home. Jim Winford held Cincinnati to four hits in six innings, then Jim Collins drove in St. Louis only run after bases loaded by Davis, Durocher and Garibaldi. Davis injured sliding into first. Terry Moore scored. Cards 7 Reds 3.
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Red
Lynn King
Cardinal
Ernie Lombardi
Les Scarsella
Jim Winford
St. Louis
Reds
Jim Collins
Davis
Durocher
Garibaldi
Terry Moore
Winford
Kampouris
Cincinnati
S. Martin
J. Martin
Mize
Collins
Goodman
Medwick
Scarsella
Frey
Rigss
Thevenow
Prey
Parmelee
Ballafant
Sears
Klein
Washington
Bob Johnson
Fred Archer
Joe Cascarella
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Senators
Fred Sington
Cascarella
Athletics
Puccinelli
West Union Grid Card Details Season Schedule
Ta-Coach Bob McLeese released West Union high school football schedule for the season. Sept 18 Sumner away, Sept 25 Postville away, Oct 2 Maynard away, Oct 9 Waukon away, Oct 16 open, Oct 23 Decorah home, Oct 30 Fayette away, Nov 6 Monona home, Nov 11 Elkader home.
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Gate West Union
Bob McLeese
West Union High School
Sumner
Postville
Maynard
Waukon
Decorah
Fayette
Monona
Elkader
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Tama
Newton
Marion
Vinton
Marengo
Toledo
Annual Golf Meet Opens at Manchester with Trophy Defense
The Manchester Golf and Country Club opens its annual fall championship for men this Sunday, running through September 20 with final matches in all three flights. First flight contestants compete for a trophy donated by L. P. McFadden on condition a player wins it three times for permanent possession.
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Manchester
Manchester Golf and Country Club
L. P. McFadden
F. G. Gosling
Henry Klaus
Clair Darrow
R. W. Teske
A. S. Baxter
D. P. Barton
Fred W. Hermann
Don Malvern
B. R. Stitzel
Fred Richardson
Carl E. Cox
J. N. Whisler
I. D. Long
C. W. Bangs
Fred A. Haselman
Bill Mullan
Rev. W. A. Adix
E. G. Dittmer
C. B. Baumgartner
L. C. Garling
D. P. Klaus
F O. Haug
T. J. Matthews
John S. Klaus
H. L. Howard
Junior Stitzel
T. D. May
Theo
Shelly
Paul J. Kehoe
C. G. Yoran
Paul A. Klaus
L. A. Hintz
Lyman Bort Bye
Dr. J. W. Thompson
S. B. Charlton
Don Sheppard
Russell Kinne
D. J. Lt
Earl Fuffman
E. L. Bolsinger
W. J. Schiess
P. A. Dickinson
George S. Banta
Dodgers sweep Phillies in twin bill with 3 2 and 4 3 wins
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 3 2 in game one behind Ed Brandt six hit pitching and wins game two 4 3 in twelve innings. Buddy Hassett drives in the decisive run in the opener as Dolph Camilli errors enable the winning run. Leo Norris key two run homer in the nightcap. Brandt, Frankhouse, Clark and Butcher hold Phils to four hits.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Ed Brandt
Dodgers
Bucky Walter
Buddy Hassett
Fred Frankhouse
Lefty Clark
Max Butcher
Phils
Sulik
Dada Eck Beer
Hassett
Atwood
Frey
Crone
Chiozza
Watkins
Gomez
Whitney
Norris
Walters
Camilli
Philadelphia - Brooklyn
Brandt
Barr, Parker and Pinelli
Giants Face World Series Hopes Amid Injury Plague
Pain and injuries hit stars Sam Leslie Travis Jackson Dick Bartell Fred Fitzsimmons Hal Schumacher Clyde Castleman Joe Moore and catcher Mancio as the Giants brace for a pennant chase. The team’s sluggish fielding and slow pace contrast with the Yankees, signaling a rest cure rather than a world series clash.
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Sam Leslie
Travis Jackson
Dick Bartell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Hal Schumacher
Chicago
Clyde Castleman
Giants
Yankees
Blanton Tops Henshaw In Pirates Narrow 1 0 Win
Cy Blanton outpitched Roy Henshaw as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 1 to 0. Arky Vaughan scored the decisive run in the sixth after a walk and single, with Brubaker earning the RBI on a grounder. Shortstop English left with a foot injury. Henshaw lasted six innings for Chicago before being relieved by Bill Lee.
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Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Roy Henshaw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Bill Jurges
Bill Brubaker
Suhr
Blanton
Henshaw
Pirates
Charlie Grimm
Bill Lee
English
Jurges
Opes
Hartnet
Oon
Kth Fm
Sawalt
Batte
Brubaker
Herman
Cavarretta
Vaughan
Chicago
Cooper White Tie For Hershey Open Lead At 54th Hole
Harry Cooper of Chicago and Orville White of Overland set a 54 hole tie at 214 in the Hershey Open. Cooper shot two under par 71 to reach 143, while White posted 77 to finish at 139 Friday leader. Leo Walper joined with 216, marking the day's best 69.
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Hershey
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ill
Orville White
Young Overland
Cooper
White
Leo Walper
Bethesda
Wee Big Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
al Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Bath pause noted in American Association sequence
Ambiguous OCR text cites Bath pause and names Welnert Fenner Paseke in a seemingly sports or organizational note with unclear context and numbers. Entities include Bath American Association individuals and potential event markers, but details are unreadable.
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Bath
Deena
Welnert
Ana Fenner
Paseke
Ke-Wash Conference Elects Officers and Schedules Play
Ke-Wash conference leaders re elected Supt M J Tandy as president and Supt H E Ross as secretary treasurer. Six schools Wellman West Chester Kalona Keota Richland and Brighton sent reps. Basketball opens December 11 and football starts September 18 with a full schedule announced including Sept 8 Wellman at West Chester and Sept 18 Wellman at Kalona.
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Wellman
Washington
M. J. Tandy
West Chester
H. E. Ross
Kalona
Keota
Richland
Brighton
North English to host night football this fall
North English school board purchased field lighting to allow night games this fall. Three of the five home games are set for after dark against New Sharon Keota and Delta with a schedule listing games on Sept 18 Sept 25 Oct 2 Oct 9 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 and Nov 13 against various opponents.
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North English
New Sharon
Keota
Delta
Burl Berry
Lone Tree
Wellman
Sigourney
Brooklyn
Hedrick
Lord Albert Mills Set for Main Event on Next Mat Card
Lord Albert Mills of London faces Bull Martin of Omaha in a high profile main event at Cedar Park. Promoter Eddie Jennings plans Sailor Jack Arnold as referee if signed, with Mills fighting to prove modern mat game mastery amid eager crowd.
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Lord Albert Mills
Good Old London
England
Cedar Park
Bull Martin
Omaha
Boston
Eddie Jennings
Martin
Mills
Lord Mills
Jennings
Jack Arnold
Arnold
Matsman
Stieger Triumphs in Ellis Park Caddy Golf Final
Bernard Stieger defeated Bill Tager 4 3 in the Ellis Park caddy golf finals held on the municipal course Friday. Prizes were donated by multiple local businesses including Sam Lee jeweler F H Drew sporting goods Vincent's Jewelry Okinow's Jewelry Jack Yager's Upstairs Hardy's Barber Supply Syndicate Clothing Baldridge Studio Enzler Trunk and Luggage Sears Roebuck and Company Standard Tire.
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Bernard Stieger
Bill Tager
Ellis Park
Sam Lee
F. H. Drew Sporting Goods Company
Vincent’s Jewelry
Okinow’s Jewelry Company
Jack Yager
Hardy’s Barber Supply Company
Syndicate Clothing Company
Baldridge Studio
Enzler Trunk and Luggage Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
Standard Tire Company
Tom Hooke
Helen Stephens Breaks Own World Dash Record
Toronto UP Helen Stephens of Fulton Missouri Olympic women's sprint champion broke her world record in the Canadian national exhibition 100 yard dash as she won in 10.5 seconds five yards ahead of fellow American Annette Rogers with Jeanette Dolson also part of the Olympic team finishing behind.
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Toronto
Helen Stephens
Fulton
Miss Stephens
Annette Rogers
Jeanette Dolson
Greentree Squad Wins U.S. Open Polo Title
Greentree led by Tommy Hitchcock defeated Winston Guest’s Templeton squad 11 to 10 in sudden death overtime in Westbury New York to defend the U S Open polo title with Gerald Balding scoring the winning goal after Hitchcock tied the score in the eighth.
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Westbury
N. Y
Tommy Hitchcock
Greentree
Winston Guest
Templeton
Gerald Balding
Hitchcock
Thirty Gridmen to Begin Drills at Coe College
Coe College kicks off grid season with the Kohawks reporting for the first official practice Thursday at 9 am under Coach Moray Eby. About thirty candidates will try to replace departing seniors, with Ralph Martin as the likely starting fullback and Ralph Smith among backfield contenders.
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Coe College
Kohawks
Moray Eby
Forest
Crimson
Eby
Jim Carruthers
Joe Schneider
Elmer Keith
Ralph McLeod
Ralph Martin
Garth Hunter
Chris Batos
Verne Pate
Perry Larson
Don Paveglio
Paul Schneider
Matt Starcevich
Lowell Wedgebury
Bob Smith
Angelo Saccaro
Walter Sack
Adam Slapetis
Richard Pollack
Bob Norris
Norris
Ray Smith
Yanks Lose First Second Ends In Tie
In a tense game the Yankees fall short as a late rally by Cleveland ties the score after a pair of strong innings. Kennedy escapes jams by striking out three batters in a stretch while Haas is ejected for protesting a strike decision.
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YANKS
Mule Haas
Bill Summers
Haas
Kennedy
Tigers Hold Off Browns 7 2 In Openers At Navin Field
Detroit defeats St. Louis 7 to 2 as Elden Auker wins his eleventh by pitching a full game. Harland Clift leads St. Louis with four hits including a fifth inning home run. Browns’ Caldwell and Jakucki yielded eleven Tiger hits while Auker scattered eleven Browns.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Navin Field
Harland Clift
Browns
Elden Auker
Auker
Tigers
Caldwell
Jakucki
Belle Plaine High Grows Grid Card Added to Plans
Belle Plaine School Board votes to purchase the Collins property adjoining the high school for possible remodeling into vocational agriculture or home economics space. Coach Garland Lamb lists the football schedule with games at Montezuma Brooklyn Tama Newton Marion Vinton Marengo Toledo. A note warns about lubricants in the distributor potentially causing ignition issues.
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Belle Plaine
Board of Education
Collins
Garland Lamb
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