Eby Predicts Carleton To Win Midwest Title
Co coach Moray L. Eby weighs Midwest conference odds with Carleton favored to top Monmouth and Knox challenged. He reserves fourth for Coe and predicts Knox may win games, while noting Carleton’s improving spirit and depth. The Kohawks, historically strong, may finish high again despite mixed front wall, with past patterns suggesting volatility.
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1935 Schedule of Football Games List
Football schedule lists games by location with dates and referee notes. The page includes a note on grounds of teams and parenthetical caveats plus a closing Swan Song on fishing and conservation values.
Luther Star To Try Out With Indians Not Sign
Special to The Gazette reports that Luther college pitcher Jimmy Crimmings did not sign with Cleveland. Rumor from Northwood claimed a spring tryout, but Crimmings has only been promised a tryout with the Indians.
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Luther captain to pitch for Norsemen next spring
The 1936 Luther college team captain has not signed with any club but will be on the mound for the Norsemen next spring. He leads the Luther squad as a standout pitcher and is expected to boost their rotation in 1937.
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Thesz Hewitt Headline Outdoor Show Rematch
Thesz of St. Louis and Hewitt of Memphis renew their feud in the Cedar park open air arena main event next Thursday night. Their previous windup drew strong crowds and a Cedar Rapids ovation for Thesz.
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Schoolboy Golf Tourney Set for Kenmore Course
Kenmore golf officials announced Cedar Rapids and Marion school boy qualifiers from Sept 9 to Sept 21. Thirty six holes decide entrants with at least three flights. no entry fee besides a ten cent green fee per eighteen holes. Loving cups for winners and runners-up, and a large cup for the champion's school. Pairings Sept 22, play Sept 23, Charles Burkart to oversee the event.
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Donkey Baseball At Frolic Field Event To Entertain
Frolic club hosts two donkey softball nights at Frolic field on Wednesday and Thursday. The Krejer brothers face Wilson and company Wednesday at 8 00. Thursday features a Frolic club North Liberty prelim at 7 30 followed by a donkey game against Alberts.
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Ryba the Cardinals’ versatile player tops the league
The St Louis Cardinals acquired Dominic Joseph Ryba from Columbus as the most versatile player in organized baseball. He has pitched, caught, and played third base this season, plus outfield last year, with a 17 6 record and .335 batting average. He hurled 211 innings, 221 hits, 91 runs, 121 strikeouts, 46 walks, and 58 hits in 173 at bats. Ryba reports next spring after Cardinals earlier control since 1928 and led Springfield to a pennant and playoff victory.
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Decorah Eleven Opens Season With Harmony Trip
Decorah high school begins football on Sept. 20 at Harmony Minnesota under coach L W Buckton. Thirty eight players report with four letter men LaVerne Miller Earl Rima Archie McIntire and Kenneth Malli. Eight game schedule includes trips to Charles City Sumner and Waukon and home games vs Delco New Hampton West Union and Cresco.
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Knights of Columbus Plan Bowling Season
Knights of Columbus members are asked to notify the clubrooms to participate in this season's bowling before Wednesday September 11.
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Cedar River mill race yields wall eyes and bass lure anglers home
Local angler Frank Wertz reports Cedar River mill race groundswell of game fish when turbines run. Wall eyes, pike, bass and catfish caught on minnows, with several notable catches nearby. Enthusiasts say Cedar Rapids area waters rival northern destinations for fishing, while Dyersville reports a 49 inch muskie from Manitow Lake.
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Fishing Observations on Iowa Streams and Open Season Dates
D. Stuart Pritchard, a fishing expert, offered insights from this summer's visit including calls to clean polluted streams, regulate open seasons by current conditions, and adjust spawning timing. He urged conservation of game fish resources and youth involvement.
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Lowden Opens Fall Baseball With Big 16 To 1 Win
Lowden high school started its fall baseball schedule with a dominating 16 to 1 win over Calamus on the local diamond. The team features four lettermen to blend into the lineup as the schedule unfolds with games against Wheatland Clarence Calamus Bennett Stanwood in September and October at home and away.
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