Army Football's New Coach Faces Backfield Shortage
Lieutenant Garrison Davidson, new Army head coach, inherits a rebuilt squad with only three regulars from 1932. He plans to shift last year’s second-string players into key roles, warning that the team will be light at about 178 pounds per man and largely dependent on staying injury-free.
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Dizzy Dean To Lead Team Into Mexico City
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals will lead a Cardinals squad to Mexico City after the US season to meet the Aztecas. Promoter Hembono Marquez says the Aztecas will also play a post season series with Portland of the Pacific Coast League, Fort Worth, and Little Rock clubs.
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Washington Gridders Drill Under Carlton
Washington coaches drill the Demon prospects as Coach Guy Carlton faces early lad reports. Four players fail to report including Ras Kupka ruled ineligible along with Willis Jones Allen Munsaker and Harold Mc Farland who cannot play due to injuries and missing uniform requests.
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The Right Way to Play Golf
Instructional piece on maintaining a smooth downswing in golf. Explains energy flow from left hip and shoulder, cautions against upward yank of the left shoulder that disrupts follow-through, and advises keeping shoulders level and pace steady during the swing.
Michigan Hopes New Tactics Push Fourth Straight Title
Ann Arbor Mich AP Harry Kipke to try new plays this season to keep Michigan ahead in the Western Conference. Spring practice features sweeps outside tackle forward passes and a ramp wheel guard formation to surprise opponents. Veteran guards Kowalik Sav age will anchor a strong line with many backfield candidates capable of passing.
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Gil Berry Leaves Illinois for Five Week Movie Contract
Illinois grid star Gil Berry, captain last season, signed a five week motion picture contract and will depart for Hollywood October 3. Previously bound for the Chicago Cardinals, Berry is released from the agreement by Dr David Jones owner of the term. He was among eight winners in an international perfect type contest and will earn at least $50 weekly plus expenses.
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Morning Sun Grid Schedule Released
Morning Sun high school schedules games for September with road trips to Muscatine Din Kne New London and Washington and a home game against Columbus Junction at 7 p m plus a night game at Morning Sun versus Lone Tree and a separate date at New London noted.
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Chicago Card Eleven Changes Ownership
Chicago Cardinals professional football team sale announced Wednesday by President David L Jones, owner since 1929. Charles W Bidwell to purchase in a deal reportedly exceeding 50000 dollars. Bidwell is linked to racing and Chicago Stadium Opera.
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Cardinals Tackle Black Spiders At Bunny Park Sunday
The C. S. A. Cardinals will man the trenches at Bunny Park Sunday for an afternoon game at 2 30 against the Texas Black Spiders. The visitors are a polished club known for slow motion and clowning as well as strong offense. The Cardinals recently beat Waterloo A C and the Amazonas reformatory clubs.
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Tickets On Sale For Iowa Northwestern Football Opener
About 1 500 tickets for the Iowa Northwestern clash at Soldier Field Chicago go on sale late this week in Iowa City. The Sept 30 game kicks off the Western Conference schedule and is billed as a worlds fair attraction. Ticket price is 165 dollars and applications will be processed in order of receipt per athletics business manager Charles S Gaither.
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Marion High Opens Football Practice
Marion High begins football drills as 29 candidates report to Coach Wolfe with at least 10 more expected this week. The team, short on veteran help, must build a faster, deceptive unit to compete in nine scheduled games including three conference battles, led by captain Hunter and with Gatewood, Bob Smith among backs and Al King, Dale Smith as linemen. Hubert Pye will assist as the squad develops reserves like Hart, Widger, Edwards, and several others. Schedule lists seven home and road dates from Sept 29 to Nov 30 against Tipton, DeWitt, Manchester, Independence, Vinton, Belle Plaine, Mount Vernon, Monticello, and Anamosa.
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Cities Service to face Mount Vernon Sunday
Cities Service ball team travels to Mount Vernon for a Sunday game after an 8 to 3 victory over Mechanicsville last Sunday. Hanson supplied the key power with a strong at bat to pace the Oilers.
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Penicks Defeat Engineers 8 to 3 in Final 1933 Meeting
The Penick and Ford and Cedar Rapids Engineer teams closed the 1933 M. and J. league season at Daniels park with the syrup nine leading 8 to 3. Bill Klier pitched effectively for the winners while the Engineers used three pitchers. In the first inning three singles, two walks and five stolen bases produced three runs. The second saw a walk, two singles and a sacrifice add one more. A walk two sacrifices two errors a steal and a triple produced three more in the fourth. E Mattier singled in the sixth for his fourth hit and an error widened the gap to 8. Warner singled in the third and scored after Tirdik mishandled the ball. Three singles and three steals added three more in the sixth for the Engineers. The game scheduled for Friday was postponed due to an NBA parade.
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Pitcher Lienbaugh, Warner, Janu in Engineers game
Passed ball by Buckner. Left on bases Penick and Ford seven, Engineers five. Umpire Savel. Time one hour thirty five minutes.
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Forty Candidates Out For Tama High Team In 1933
Special to The Gazette Tama high school lists forty aspirants for the 1933 football squad under coach O E Wilcox. Five regulars graduated last spring, opening five positions. Returning lettermen include Zellar Short Harden Benda Hill Bohacek Foley McRoberts Jensen. Opening game: Tama vs Grinnell Sept 15. six conference games planned with several open dates.
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Look at Plymouth and ride in it says ad copy
An automotive advertisement touts Plymouth features arguing why the car is superior among low-priced cars. It highlights the six cylinder L head engine with 70 horsepower, four bearing crank, floating power engine mountings, solid frame, constant mesh transmission, hydraulic brakes, and safety steel body. The ad invites readers to visit Plymouth and ride, offering a leather key container by sending name and address to Plymouth Motor Corporation in New York City.
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What These Features Mean To The Buyer
Comfort from a smoother quieter engine with patented Floating Power engine mountings. Roominess from a full sized body designed to give the most riding room for the chassis length. Safety from self equalizing hydraulic brakes and safety steel body construction. Performance from a more efficient engine unhampered by dead weight. Economy from reduced gas and tire bills and low service costs.
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