Arntzen and Schueler Spark 1942 M and J league honors
Orie Arntzen led pitching with eight wins and 62 strikeouts for the Iowa Manufacturers before leaving for Williamsport. Ronnie Schueler claimed the batting title after the rules change, hitting .500 in 56 innings despite military service.
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Orie Arntzen
PIWO
Ronnie Schueler
Iowa
Schueler
Arntzen
Williamsport
Board of Control
Pinky Fuller
Wilson
Fuller
Carol Thenhaus
Quaker Oats
Clete Scollon
Universal Crusher
Bob White
LaPlant- Choate
Bill Rucker
Iowa Light
Carl Wessels
Iowa Manufacturing
Virgil Knake
Quakers
Bob Stastny
Jim Cookson
Bud Groves
Wilson's
Guy Bruce
Iowa Archery Meet Opens At Ellis Park In Des Moines
More than 100 archers start a two day state meet at Ellis park and the Ellis golf course. The opening distance contest on No 4 fairway is followed by a 180 arrow men event and a 144 arrow women event. Team shoot and later battles Clout races highlight Monday action with trophies at 4 30 p.m.
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Ellis Park
Ellis Golf Course
Waltonian Archers of
Cedar Rapids
Grace Episcopal Church
Miles Fisher
York
Whirlaway’s Owner Snubs Alsab in Chicago Handicap
Whirlaway’s absence sets Monday’s $25,000 Washington Park handicap as Alsab’s bid for the title among nine or ten rivals. Chicago owner Albert Sabath aims to push Alsab, the comeback star, toward the year’s three year old cash-winning leadership as crowds pack the Homewood oval for a wartime Labor Day program.
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Chicago
Whirlaway
Alsab
Army and Navy
U.S.O
Washington Park
Homewood Oval
Mighty Whirlaway
Ben Jones
Warren Wright
East
Gen
Reading II
Albert Sabath
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Camp Grant
Intra Squad Game Set for 1942 Blue Raiders Labor Day
Anamosa fans will see the 1942 Blue Raider squad in an intra-squad game on Labor Day at 2 30 p m Coach Sosnouski divides about 55 aspirants into two teams led by How ard Larson and Bob Miller Four quarters then two more quarters for tentative first and second teams Schedule lists Sept 18 Vinton Sept 25 West Liberty Oct 2 Maquoketa Oct 9 Manchester Oct 16 Cedar Rapids Wilson Oct 13 Open Oct 30 Open Nov 6 Marlow Nov 11 Monticello
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Blue Raider
Sos
Nounski
Howard Larson
Bob Miller
Sosnouski
Vinton
West Liberty
Maquoketa
Manchester
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Marlow
Monticello
Ofunday
Springfield Waterloo
Tae
Evansville
Decatur
ODP
Pet
Madison Etryeee
Springfield
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Waterloo
Platt
Madison
Quinn
Porter
Detweller
Rolla
Zydowski
Ydra
Matney
Metkovich
Sandlock
Hackbarth
Burkhardt
Ronovsky
Mitterman
Faretto
Kocinn
Kimble
Richards
van Ae
Busch
JeHncich
Eeee
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Tee
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Qo Ween
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Miller
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Heim
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Rabe
Millies
O'Dea
Olhs Spyker
Kuester
Bazan
Sprinsfield
White
Friend
Peeege
Spears
Pest
Ibeee
Buckney
Hopkins
Litesinger
Bills
EF. Weachtler
Carr
McDonnell
Younhaus
Marquardt
Rapids
McNeill
Lopatka
Williams
Zachritz
Mohrlock
Schmukal
Grevors
aApids
Ett Fraker
Crawford
Joselone
Ppseas
Andrews
Blackman
Janet
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Popovich
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Raczka
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Palica
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Ferme
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Cookson
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C. Ranids
Davis D Ecatur
Drews
Adair
Heinz
Chumley
Christenson
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Moore
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Tanley
McKenna
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Hazel
Linden
Ayotte
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Halas Sees Indian Bill Geyer As Impressive Back
Delafield Wisconsin reports George Halas Chicago Bears owner coach believes Indian Bill Geyer former Colgate star is as impressive a back as George McAfee at a similar stage of development.
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Delafield
Wis
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Bill Geyer
Colgate
George McAfee
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter by Tait
A collage of sports notes from 1940s era columns. Mentions Knute Rockne T plays, Larry French pitching struggles, Ray Poat returning to Cleveland, Pete Schwinn heading to Notre Dame, and various college football shifts. References to Navy Annapolis, Iowa State Teachers, West Point, and Brooklyn Dodgers observations. Includes quips from Umpire Beans Reardon and Frankie Frisch.
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Ray Poat
Raider
Cleveland
Indianapolis
West Point
Annapolis Naval Academy
Pete Schwinn
Franklin High
Notre Dame
Pete
Herb Kopf
Manhattan College
Harry Grayson
NEA
Iowa State
Iowa U
Clyde Starbeck
Joe McCarthy
Jim Turner
Newark
Sian
Johnny Murphy
Sea hawk varsity routs Seahawks in 58 point win
Iowa City report says Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman’s Sea hawks toppled the Seahawks 58 to 0 after a slow start. B squad showed spirit but little else while pros and cadets starred on both sides. Bierman praised linemen and predicted future greatness once his system clicks.
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Iowa City
Seahawks
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Seahawk
Green
Minnesota
Shellsburg Baseball Candidates Report For Fall Season
Shellsburg will keep baseball as a varsity sport this year despite partial travel limits. Candidates reported to Coach Stineman: Leland Dickinson Clarence Schminke John Weichman John Fix Stanley McCaleb Glenn Beatty Stanley Erland Dean Boyer Stanley Koopman Joe Sheeley Bob Holliday Donald Alden Jim Peacock Bob Swanson Joe Rhinhart Raymond Ferguson and Harold Bergen. The schedule lists games against Norway Bent Urbana Atkina Urbana and Norw ay dates September 11 September 18 September 25 October 2 October 9 October 16 with home and away details.
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Shellsburg
Stineman
Leland Dickinson
Clarence Schminke
John Weichman
John Fix
Stanley McCaleb
Glenn Beatty
Stanley Erland
Dean Boyer
Stanley Koopman
Joe Sheeley
Bob Holliday
Donald Alden
Jim Peacock
Bob Swanson
Joe Rhinehart
Raymond Ferguson
Harold Bergen
Norway
Bent
Urbaena
Atkina
Urbana
Durocher Promises Dodgers Will Win Pennant
WHITNEY MARTIN reports Leo Durocher, Brooklyn Dodgers manager, loudly assures fans the Dodgers will win the National League pennant. He emphasizes his players fight hard, downplays doubt, and hints at World Series glory and contract pressures affecting his statements.
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Leo Durocher
Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Union
York
Dodgers
Thunder
MacPhail
John Kime
Hawks Making Fast Progress In Grid Drills
Iowa City report on the Iowa Hawkeyes football camp notes rapid progress in conditioning and offense. Veterans and sophomores compete for starting roles as Tom Thumb candidates show speed and diversified plays ahead of the September 19 opener versus Washington University.
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Hawks
Iowa City
Iowa Hawkeye
Hawk
Eddie Anderson
Tom Farmer
Jim Youel
Bill Stauss
Dick Hoerner
Bill Burkett
Bill Parker
John Staak
Bruno Niedziela
Gene Curran
del Dickerhoof
Tom Hand
Niedziela
Hoerner
Sam Vacanti
Ed Schweitzer
Ben Trickey
Ted Lewis
Russell Benda
Chuck Aknes
Jim Ferguson
al Mannino
Bill Barbour
Jim Keane
Waldo Marolf
Keane
Mannino
Bob Weber
Bob Lauterbach
Forrest Masterson
al Urban
Ted Curran
Quincy
Washington U
Y M Badminton Club Hosts Guest Night
Y M C A badminton club announces Wednesday guest night at 7 15 p m at the Y M C A with Svee president inviting both players and non players to attend.
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Y. M. Badminton Club
Cc. A
Orethe Svee
Junior Seahawks To Open Against Cornell Sept. 26
IOWA CITY AP Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman athletic director announced a tentative six game schedule for the navy pre flight school junior varsity football team. The squad coached by Lieut. Ed Blckle of Ohio State with Lieut. Mar shall Wells assisting plays Cornell at Mt Vern Sept 26 Case Tech in Cleveland Oct 3 Carleton at Newton Minn Oct 10 Grinnell at Newton Ia Oct 17 Wiscon sin B in Madison Town City Oct 25 Wisconsin B at Madison
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Iowa City
Bernie Bierman
Navy
Ed Blckle
Ohio State
Marshall Wells
Minnesota
Bent
Cornell
Mt. Vern
Case Tech
Nat
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Bob Neyland
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Charles Abraham
Jim Jennings
Tom Kacere
Ernie Hidder
Bob Jennings
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Nick T. Habib
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Joe Hidder
Don Clemmer
Jim Ryan
Alex Abode
B'S
George Paskvan
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Bobby Swisher
Jim Langhurst
Eddie Jankowski
Green Bay Packers
Forrest Jordan
George Benson
Northwestern
Bill Schatzer
North Central
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Red Frye
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Whitney Martin
Wide World Sports
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Junior Seahawks
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