Solem Faces Uncertain Iowa Football Prospects
Ossie Solem began as Iowa’s new football coach amid uncertainty about the steep challenges ahead. He cited ineligibilities and unknowns in the line and backfield, naming candidates such as William Ash and Marvin Whulin while discussing possible tackles Francis Shammer and Clifford Jensen and noting a 60-man squad reporting Sept 15 with many players around 180 pounds.
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Iowa
Hawkeye Varsty
Salem
Howard Masden
Milwaukee Wis
Howard Moffit
Iowa City
William Ash
Ames
Solems
Francis Shammer
Waterloo
Clifford Jensen
Toledo
Marvin Whulin
Charles City
George Eckdahl
Geneva
Herman Schneidman
Quincy
Lawrence Parsons
Fort Dodge
Springfield Captures Western Association Pennant
Springfield won the Western Association pennant for the second straight year by defeating Barnesville 8 to 5 in the ninth and final game of the playoff series in Springfield Missouri.
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Springfield
Barnesville
Unemployed Team Seeks Game With Conroy Club
The Unemployed baseball team seeks a scheduled game with Conroy of the Conroy diamond. Manager Ernest Paul will finalize details and close the booking for the Unemployed club on Sunday.
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Conroy Club
Conroy
Conroy Diamond
Ernest Paul
Cedar Rapids city street paving plan notice
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Cute Council of the
Cts
Cedar Rapot
Cae
Dar
Crete
1St Avenue
Marca
Ariel Ms
Local notices record September 1932 proceedings
An aged court or library notice outlines an upcoming meeting on a September day in 1932. It lists the parties involved and references a formal session at a designated hour, with details about the reception and location.
Natural Golf Swing Principles and Horton's Offer
A piece on achieving a natural golf swing through muscle memory and conscious focus on the ball. It emphasizes consistent action over distance and notes Chester Horton’s new monograph, free upon request with self-addressed stamped envelopes.
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Chester Horton
Horton
Phoney Tempests Leave Bad Taste
The article critiqued judge Landis for stirring several sensational tempests in baseball. It argues these scares harmed the public view while not affecting the game’s integrity, comparing the uproars to past debates over cheating and betting in the sport.
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RY AL Demarefe
Judge Landis
Publiccus
Tris Sprakes
Ty Cobb
Walter Hagen
Myers
Chicaco
Buchanan County Air Opens With Three Horse Races
The Buchanan County air event opened with three horse races as Gus Lran led and Cogvar took second in a brisk afternoon card. Notable finishes included Huot Straweens Point Fen and Pye among strong showings while a few entries battled for position in the main events.
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Buchanan County Air
Las
Beotat
Gs Pesan
Pye ci
la- MO
Nat
Aves Cogvar
Huot Straweens Point
Fen Oenned Bs
Gus Lran
Foud Presse Platte
Forty Candidates Report For Grundy Center High Eleven
More than forty candidates reported Monday to Grundy Center high school coaches Wells and Carver. Fourteen letter winners are listed, with names including Miller Strack Elwood Cones and Delbert Shirk. Schedule features Independence, Conrad, Cedar Falls, Eldora, Toledo, Reinbeck, and more.
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Speeih
Gazette Grundy Center
Wells and
Carver
Grundy Center
Harley Ford
Clyde Ware
Keith Batley
Kenneth Dick
Miller Strack Elwood Cones
Lloyd Gang
Lucius Clark
Harlen Springer
Vance Boren
Donald Palmerbacks
Lee Davis
Joe DeBoer
Henry Greenwald
Russell Bruse
Delbert Shirk
Eugene Plager
Russell Mammunga
Independence
Conrad OQ
Tracr
Cedar
Colece Hich
Eldora
Now
Toledo
Reinbeck
Grundy County Fair Opens With Horse Races
Grundy Center Wednesday opening drew about 3 000 attendees as livestock exhibits impressed and 100 head were turned away for lack of stalls. Harness racing times reached 2 17 1 for the pacing and 2 26 for the trotting. Thursday planned events include a harness race and a free for all with Reinbeck and Beaman anticipated in a ball game.
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Gazette
Reinbeck
Beaman
Tipton High Eleven Announces 35 Football Candidates
Thirty five players reported for football practice at Tipton high school field. Only a few lettermen return from last year with Walton the sole backfield holdover. Harold Wehde Woode and Warner expected to fill gaps left by Barnes Hipple and Wills. Line prospects include Lind Hamilton Wingert Peterson Ebert Kerns Davis and Pierce. Captain White headlines at tackle or guard. Many sophomores and freshmen show promise for future competition. Schedule lists games from Sept 11 Iowa City to Nov 11 West Branch with several home dates.
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Sprein
Gazette
Tipton
Walton
Harold Wehde
Woode
Warner
Barnes
Hipple
Wills
Lind
Hamilton
Wingert
Peterson
Ebert
Kerns
Davis
Pierce
White
Iowa City
Clinton Lishtwetshts
Marion
Mount Vernon
Monticello
West Liberty
Muscatine
West Branch
McCarthy Leads Practice for National Amateur
Maurice J McCarthy Jr a Walker Cup standout who helped the United States defeat Britain at Brookline led teammates and opponents at Five Farms for practice ahead of the national amateur tournament opening next Monday He arrived Wednesday and scored a 35 with partner Eugene Homans a Philadelphia 1930 finalist as the U S and British Walker Cup teams prepared to reconvene on Thursday
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Baltimore
Maurice J McCarthy
Brookline
McCarthy
Eugene Homans
Philadelphia
Iowa Hawkeyes Face Uncertain Football Season Under New Coach
The Big Ten season approaches with Iowa’s Cassie Solem guiding the Hawkeyes amid coaching turmoil and fan skepticism. Experts split on prospects. five conference games loom, and a better record than last year would count as progress. Other notes include Ed Linke’s no hit no run gem for Davenport in a Valley clash and NL pennant chatter centering on the Giants and Cardinals.
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Big Ten
University of Iowa
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Cassie Salem
Solem
Towa
Hawkeye
Salem
Ed Linke
Davenport
Rock Island
Husky
Linke
New York
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Brooklyn
Grundy Center Legion Tops Wellsburg In Baseball Clash
Grundy Center American Legion defeated Wellsburg 6 to 3 at Wellsburg Monday evening. Nickerson and Sieverding hit two home runs apiece for Grundy Center.
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The
Gazette
Grundy Center
American Legion
Wellsburg American Legion
Wellsburg
H Nickerson
V_ Sieverding
Grundy County Fair
Grundy Cafe
Conrad Plow Boys
Reinbeck Giants
Dutra Sarazen Golf Match Hinted for World Series
INS reports plans for a 72 hole world series of golf to decide the perfect golfer. Gene Sarazen and Olin Dutra are the principals with Chicago and New York as scenes, late this month. Dutra has beaten Francis Ouimet in a 72 hole tune up.
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New York
INS
Atlanta
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
America
Great Britain
Olin Dutra
St. Paul
Dutra
Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Nellie
Lettuce Growth Spurs Salinas-Watsonville Area Boom
Over twelve years the Salinas Watsonville district in California expanded cultivation to 30 000 acres of lettuce.
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Salinas-Watsonville
California
Six Clubs Enter Teams In Vinton Golf Tournament
Six-man teams from Anamosa Marion Mount Vernon Oelwein Williamsburg and Vinton will compete at the Cedar Valley golf tournament to be held Saturday at the Vinton Country Club. The event, a second annual meet, drew strong interest with liberal prizes for winners and the possibility of additional entries before the start.
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Vinton
Cedar Valley
Vinton Country Club
Anamosa
Marion
Mount Vernon
Oelwein
Williamsburg
Wapsie Eight Conference Elects Officers At London Meeting
Clarence Iowa The Wapsie Eight superintendents and coaches elected Nels Olsen president C L Bolon vice president and Keith L Bennet secretary treasurer for the new year The league will operate as before with girls basketball added as a new sport and a track and field meet to cap the season The baseball schedule lists games from September 9 to October 11 among Calamus Lowden Wheatland Bennett Clarence Grand Mound and other towns
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Clarence
London
Nels Olsen
Calamus
C. L. Bolon
Bennett
Keith L. Bennet
Lowden
Wheatland
Grand Mound
Fayette Juniors Lose To Ames In Labor Day Tilt
Ames American Legion juniors blanked Fayette juniors 12 to 0 on Labor Day aided by 12 Fayette errors. pitcher Jennings held Fayette to five hits and struck out 14 while Fayette pitcher Thomas allowed seven hits and nine strikeouts but poor defense doomed the locals.
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Fayette
Ames American Legion
Labor Day
Jennings
Ames
Thomas
Luther to Open Season With Coe Als Norsemen Schedule
Luther college coach Hamlet Peterson begins his eighth season with 13 lettermen returning. The Norsemen face a tough schedule opening September 24 at Decorah against Coe and a follow up at Winona against St Mary’s. Key players include captain Ade Christensen and Cliff Hansen with several other returning backs ends and linemen. The season slate lists games against Iowa State Teachers Upper Iowa St Olaf DuBuque Simpson and Columbia with home and away dates in September through November.
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Decorah
Hamlet Peterson
Luther College
Norsemen
Coe College
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minn
Ade Christensen
Glenwood
Cliff Hansen
Associated Press
Iowa
Ted Ellingson
Lauren Nesset
Canby
Richard Nelson
Sisseton
Ellsworth Hawley
Brandt
S. D
Peterson
Norman Nilsson
Duane Friedland
Linn Grove
Glen Gilbertson
Rolf Kansa
Red Wing
Walter Kelly
Sherman
Tony Osterberg
Alexandria
Adolph Belding
Herman
August Luther
Excelsior
Franklin Lee
Radcliff
Carl Savick
Bricelyn
Backfield
Ingolf Turmo
Stoughton
Wis
Perle Brunsvold
Kensett
Tex Rogstad
Clifton
Tex
Myron Gjerde
New London
Leo Wagner
West Union
Raymond Satre
Madison
Milo Lee
Luther
Dee
Decorah Ct
St. Mary’s
Iowa State Teachers
Dee Ct
Upper Iowa
Fayette
St Olaf
Northfield
Dubuque University
Dubuque
Simpson
Columbia
Twelve Teams Enter Fruitland Tournament
Twelve teams enter the kittenball tournament at Fruitland on Sunday with games starting at 9 am. Edward Spieth and Benjamin Drumm act as officials.
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Fruitland
Columbus Junction
Edward Spieth
Benjamin Drumm
Kinross Defeats North English in Tenball Thriller
Kinross won a hard fought tenball match against North English at Kinross field by 10 to 8 on Tuesday evening. The piece also mentions a U S District Court seizure case involving a 1930 Standard Coupe with engine number 2609230 and serial 2454885, tied to Cedar Rapids and a warrant of seizure in the Northern District of Iowa.
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Kinross—Kinross
North Encish
Kinross
United States District Court
Tosa
United States of America
Bsick
Cautes
Cedar Rapids
Golfer with 40-year career shoots hole in one in Duluth
A golfer after 40 years of play achieves a hole in one at a Duluth course. The report notes this marks the second ace on the Dimuth course, with brief reference to past efforts and the long tenure of the player.
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Duluth
Goiter
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Dizzy” Dean
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Dizzy
Grundy Center Legion
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Coe
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Rowe Electric Co
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