Eby Opens Grid Practice At Coe With Twenty Five Candid
Coach Moray Eby opens his eighteenth season at Coe College with 25 players in moleskins. He asserts prospects are brighter than last fall as twelve lettermen return and several sophomores show promise. First scrimmage prep and two daily sessions continue through the week under Eby and backfield coach Forest Rutgers.
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Cedar Rapids
Harrison DuRie
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N. J
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Davenport
Saturoonreshman
Thomas Hayden
Ose
Erwin Hahn
Charles City
Hebert Carris
Keota
Chester Good
Vinton
Fred Hild
Walter Schwank
Donald Belknap
Cecil Jackman
Frank Kinch
Charles Daniel
Godfrey Slavik
Richard Warren
Harry Greene
Anderson Says Notre Dame Will Be Strong
Notre Dame coach Heartly Hunk Anderson insists the 1931 football program will rebound with a strong squad. He plans a large talent pool, with assistants Schwartz Yarr Hoffman and Ike Voe disch, and faces concerns over injuries and the dead ball rule as nine games loom against Haskell Drake Carnegie Tech Tonnertee Navy Army and Southern California.
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Horse Races And Kittenball Games At Grundy Center
An estimated 4,000 attended the Grundy county fair events featuring kittenball games with Wellsburg defeating Grundy Center 15 to 7 and Reinbeck toppled by Wellsburg 13 to 7. Auto polo and a race program followed with purses of 150 dollars and added money, listing drivers and trotters with times around 2:26 to 2:28.
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Dim Patch
Better Golf Swing Tips From Chester Horton Monograph
A 1932Golf columnist extols relaxed smooth clubhead action the key to speed and penetration. It compares Armour and Sarazen to ideal knife like cuts and urges avoiding tension and a bludgeon effect. Horton offers a free monograph by mail.
Two Foot One Inch Shot Wins Prize In Hole In One Tourney
John Mikrut of New York University won the World Telegram hole in one contest at Salisbury Plains No. 4 course after 1,085 balls were struck by 217 players. His final shot crossed two feet one inch from the cup on the 129 yard fifth hole. Ralph Stracafi of Brooklyn took second with two feet eleven inches, while Charles Blake of Metuchen, N J stood third with one foot five inches.
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World- Telegram
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Brooklyn
Charles Blake
Metuchen
N. J
Nugnis May Give Iowa Backfield More Speed
Walter Nugnis of Gary Indiana, a standout sophomore prospect and all state high school player, may compete for a halfback role with the University of Iowa backfield this fall. Nugnis, 165 pounds and about six feet tall, was ineligible in 1931 but could add speed and dash power to the Hawkeyes this season.
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Szabo and Venton win in straight falls in wrestling results
Wrestling results from Associated Press show Sandor Szabo of Ashington defeating a Roman opponent in straight falls. Jim Venton from Kansas City beat Abe Coleman in straight falls. Ed from Toronto defeated Los Angeles competitor in straight falls. Philadelphie toppled Matrei Kirtilienko in a 24:50 match time.
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Abe Coleman
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Philadelphie
Matrei Kirtlienko
Russia
Seventy Golfers Vie In D C Handicap Tourney
Seventy golfers are slated to compete in the annual handicap tournament at the Country club. Qualifying rounds Friday and Saturday determine entrants, with match play starting Sunday. The championship is set for Saturday, Sept. 17 after medal rounds conclude Saturday evening.
West Liberty hosts diamondball tourney with sixteen teams
WEST LIBERTY The West Liberty diamondball tournament is set for Sept 11 at North Point field. Sixteen teams entered including West Branch, Iowa City Maidrites, West Liberty Ramblers and others. Games feature forfeits for lateness and a $50 prize to the winner amid seating for 500 and picnic grounds.
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Mitralsky’s Fur
Shute Leads Glen Falls Open Field on Subpar Round
Denny Shute of Ohio and his deadly putter day topped 113 qualifiers in the $6,500 Glen Falls open golf tourney. Shute shot a sub par 68 to lead, while Johnny Farrell and Paul Runyon posted 70s. Billi Mehlhorn Willie MacFarland and Tony Manero tied for third with 71s. Jack Curley of Wollaston and Felix Serafin of Scranton were one stroke back.
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Billi Mehlhorn
Willie MacFarland
Tony Manero
Jack Curley
Wollaston
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Schatzes Capture West Union Golf Championship Title
Mr and Mrs Lorenz E Schatz defend West Union golf titles by defeating Mrs John E Rush and runner up last year while Mr Schatz beats R F Vy to win for a second straight year at West Union.
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West Union
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R. F. Vy
Notre Dame lineup and winter baseball gossip from The Valley
The piece lists Notre Dame players by nationality in key positions and jokes about hidden signals. It also recounts a string of baseball anecdotes including Babe Ruth’s illness, Sammy Byrd’s strong fill in, and Dixon’s alleged veteran dispute. It notes possible Connie Mack retirement and Giants sale involving John McGraw, predicting major roster turnover.
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al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
George Earnshaw
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John McGraw
Valley Forge
Benny Leonard Stops Foe In Third Round
Benny Leonard former lightweight champion scored a technical knockout of Jimmy Abbott in the third round at Fort Hamilton arena New York. Referee Dan Florio halted the bout after one minute and 10 seconds of the session with Abbott unable to continue following a decisive right hand.
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Benny Leonard
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Leonard
Armour shoots 67 to set Elmwood course mark at Marshalltown
Tommy Armour carded a 32-35-67 at Elmwood Country Club Marshalltown Ia Friday to break the course record and finish five under par. The previous best was 63 and Armour’s round moved past the old mark as he played with L B Maytag.
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Louisa County Fair Horse Races and Kittenball Scores
Results from Thursday events at the Louisa County Fair include multiple horse races with winners such as Raynor Lonnie Todd Rex Hanft Warren Owen Montero Arthur Wagner and Chariot Race winner Verne Hanft. Auto and chariot events are listed along with the Standard Oil team of Columbus Junction winning its kittenball opener 7 to 4 and other games: Grand View 2 Muscatine Elks 0 Winfield 4 Wapello 2 Columbus City 4 Wyman 3.
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Muscatine Elks
Winfield
Wapello
Columbus City
Wyman
Vinton High Eleven Opens Season With Tracr Team Today
Vinton high school football begins its season with 35 players out, including 10 lettermen. Veterans Davis Mann and Freeman anchor the backfield. Woodhouse Miller and Whipple vie for a spot. Home opener Sept 30 vs State Teachers Cedar Falls, with a schedule listing games against Tracr Teachers High Manchester Grant High Marion Independence Belle Plaine.
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Washington junior college eleven builds squad for Wesleyan clash
Washington Iowa. Only twenty football men have reported to Coach George Preshwaters as the junior college eleven works toward a Sept. 30 game with Iowa Wesleyan. Kiesey returns as a main stay. veterans include Blick Montgomery Kern Watson Booth and McGraw. High school transfers Jones Snyder Stutsman Raymond Wells Lytle and others seek suits.
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Raymond
Wells
Lytle
Edsell Brown
H. Turner
Gton
Clarence Lee
Arnold Anderson
Simpson
William
Willard Schulty
Grundy Center golfer shoots par on local course
Grundy Center golfer LeRoy Van derwicken carded par 33 on the Grundy golf course, the first time in six years the course has been played to par. He shot two rounds totaling 69 with companions R. L. Kurtz and Dr. P. F. S. Beckman.
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Grundy Center
LeRoy Vanderwicken
Grundy
R. L. Kurtz
PF. S. Beckman
West Union High Grid Schedule Includes Sept to Nov Games
West Union Ia announces football schedule with away games at Clermont September 23 Independence October 14 and Sumner November 18. Home games host Decorah October 8 Cresco October 29 Fayette November 4 and Elkader November 11. Athletic coach is Robert McLease.
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Clermont
Independence
Sumner
Decorah
Cresco
Fayette
Elkader
Robert McLease
Edgewood Ball Teams Lose Pair Of Games
In a Wednesday kittenball game Earlville defeated Edgewood 17 to 8. Later Littleport beat Edgewood 13 to 10 after both sides committed six errors. Edgewood hosts Greeley in a non league game on Sunday.
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Gazette
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Pifty Candidates Vie For Nominations In Detroit Districts
A slate of fifty candidates compete for congressional nominations in Detroit districts. Local party organizers report diverse tickets across multiple wards and demographic groups aiming to secure seats in the upcoming election.
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