Iowa Football Opens Practice with Full Schedule to 1938 Season
Iowa City prepares for 1938 football as 60 candidates report for drills under Coach Tubbs. Practice begins at 8:30 am Saturday with backfield work and chalk talks, followed by routine meals and drills through the day. The schedule includes UCLA in Los Angeles September 23 and key games through November 19, with reserves stressed for depth.
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Iowa City
Nevers
Tubbs
Los Angeles
Uc.s. A
Hawkeye
Bruins
Iowans
Iowa
Wisconsin
Chicago
Colgate
Purdue
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Indiana
Bloomington
Nebraska
Savoldi Wins By Pretending He Is Injured
Jumping Joe Savoldi known as Possum Joe feigned a leg injury to stall in the main event at the coliseum. After a five second finish he defeated Harry Kent by pinning him toe to toe upon resuming action. The semi main ended in a draw between Gino Vagnone and Jack League after 30 minutes. Lord Mills replaced Marvin Jones to beat Joe Hubka of Dodge City in the opener.
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Joe Savoldi
Possum Joe
Harry Kent
Coliseum
Jessen
Kent
Notre Dame
Savoldi
Gino Vagnone
Jack League
Lord Mills
Marvin Jones
Joe Hubka
Dodge City
Neb
University Recovers Clyde Williams First I Sweater
Mrs. Clyde Williams of Sheldon says she is returning Williams first I sweater to the Iowa athletic department. The 40 year old garment will join Williams picture in a field house trophy case as part of a tribute during the seventh annual kickoff dinner opening football practice tonight. Williams earned ten major letters across baseball football track and played three years of varsity basketball. If basketball letters existed then, he would have thirteen. The dinner will be broadcast on five Iowa radio stations.
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Towa City
Clyde Williams
Sheldon
University of Iowa
Williams
Iowa Athletic Department
Dad” Schroeder
Iowa Athletic
Iowa
Walford and Norway Face Key Iowa Valley Showdown
Special in The Gazette notes Walford and Norway clash on the Norway diamond Sunday at 2 30 p.m. to decide second place in the Iowa Valley league. Both have nine wins and five losses. A Keystone versus Atkins game is postponed at Keystone. Playoffs begin Sunday Sept. 18 with first and third seed and second and fourth seed games. A meeting Monday Sept. 12 sets game locations.
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Walford
Norway
Keystone
Atkins
Big Ten Sets Ambitious Cross Country Schedule
Francis J. Powers outlines the Big Ten plan to play 29 inter sectional games against Pacific coast and eastern teams, pitting Minnesota against Washington and Ohio State versus Southern California. He notes Notre Dame, Michigan State, and Chicago against Western foes as the conference pursues supremacy with Notre Dame facing Southern California and Michigan State Missouri along the way.
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Francis J. Powers
INS
Chicago
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Michigan State
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Minnesota
Washington
Ohio State
Southern California
New York
Purdue
Fordham
Indiana
Boston College
Harvard
Michigan
Yale
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Middle West
Iowa
Indianna
Nebraska
Northwestern
Kansas State
Drake
Kansas
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Irish
Dixie
Practice at Arlington Football Camp Preseason Report
Right lettermen and many candidates report to Coach Robert Heston for practice. Schedule lists games and locations including Sept 16 Tripoli, Sept 23 Clermont, Sept 10 Elkader, Oct 1 Maynard, Oct 11 Fayette, Oct 26 Postville, and Nov 4 Calmar at various sites.
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Arlington
Robert Heston
Tripoli
Her
Clermont
tM@re
Elkader
T—Maynard
Fayette
Postville
Calmar
Major League Box Scores with Kampouris and Maggert
Box score details turn on plays by Kampouris Maggert Cuccinello Danning and Myatt. Gumbert wins as Turner takes the loss with 14 hits allowed in 7 innings. Umpires Barr Stark Stewart. Time 0?8.
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Kampouris
Maggert
Bartell
Cuccinello
Danning
Myatt
Garms
Fletcher
Gumbert
McCarthy
New York
Oston
Turner
Hutchinson
Brown
Tn &Ths
Barr, Stark and Stewart
Philadelphia
Washington
Moses
Owriaht
Werber
Lewis
Bartling
Lodiani
Ol Travis
Bonura
Chapmans O'Simmons
Johnson
Mmyer
Etten
Bluege
Newsome
GiWestel Warner
L Ferrell
Berry
Chase
Thomas
Washington Philadelphia
Wagner
Chapman
Boura
West
Ferrelly Werber
Simmons
Wess Hom
Wright
Travis
Myer
Lodigiant
Washington i
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Grieve, Hubbard and
Rue
Brooklyn
Jordan
Rosen Tf Martin
O'Hudson
O'Hockett
Klein
Weintr'h
Camilli
Arnovichit Ox
Atwood
O'Campbell
Mueller
Williams
Youns
Butcher
St. Philadelphia
Crooklyn
Younc
Rosen
Martin
Weintraub
Hamlin
Wizy Bitcher
Stewart
Koy
Sears
Kiem
Heston
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Ooney
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Mageert
Boston
Leeds
Ripple
Jacobs and Riggs win early round titles at U S championships
Helen Jacobs quickly defeated Anne Harrison 6-0 6-0 at Forest Hills as top seed pursues fifth U S title. Bobby Riggs trailed 5-7 6-3 6-4 to Peter Lauck, then won two straight sets. Don McNeill upset Bernard Destreman 6-2 4-6 6-1 6-3 to reach Budge's quarter. Budge rests before Friday debut versus Welby Van Horn.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Jacobs
Bobby Riggs
West Side Tennis Club
Berkeley
Helen
U. S
Anne Harrison
Ruxton
Riggs
Peter Lauck
Feynaewend
Blond Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Bernard Destreman
France
McNeill
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Don Budge
Budge
Welby van Horn
Los Angeles
Paul Dean Returns to Card Uniform in Comeback Bid
Paul Dean, recently recalled from Dallas, donned a Cardinals uniform and took part in batting practice as he seeks to prove his right arm has regained effectiveness. Frankie Frisch called him looking good and plans a Sunday start against the Pirates while Dizzy Dean, with the Cubs, is in Chicago sick with a sore throat.
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ST. Louis
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Dallas
Cubs
Chicago
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dean
Houston
Standings and results from Thursday and Friday games
New York defeated Boston 4 0 and Washington beat Philadelphia 4 2 while Detroit won 4 1 over Cleveland. St Louis visits Chicago as rain interrupted play. Friday matchups include New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston with Detroit at Cleveland and St Louis at Chicago on deck.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Baseball standings and results from Thursday games
The standings show Chicago leading with St Louis, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia in attendance. Thursday results feature St Louis 4, New York 2. Boston 4, Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 0. Remaining scheduled games include Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Ist. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Philn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Regional Basketball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Incomplete transcription lists teams such as St. Paul Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Louisville and Kansas City with scattered scores like 87 60.592 and 83 6¢.565. Mentions rain and upcoming games including Milwaukee at St. Paul and Indianapolis at Kansas City.
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W. L. Pet. L. BP
St. Paul
Indianapolis
City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Tain
Yankees poised to set new win mark in 1938 pennant drive
The 1938 New York Yankees hold a 14 game lead with 90 wins, needing 13 of 23 remaining games to surpass the 102 victories by 1936 and 1937 clubs. Lefty Gomez earned his fourth shutout as Joe Gordon hit his 22nd home run in a 4 0 win over Boston.
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RED Sox
New York
Boston
Crosetti
Orfe
Il Vosmik
Henrich
Foxx
DiMag'o
Croninss
Harris
Don
Gehrig
Chapman
Gorny
di Maggio
Dickey
Vosmik
Gordon
Gomez
Gordon Crosetuy
Grove
Plogras
Basil
Moriarty
INS
Yankees
Ruppert Rifles
Indians
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Lou Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
Joe Gordon
Tigers
al Benton
Tribe
Senators
Athletics
Ken Chase
Mackmen
Browns
White Sox
Chicago
Cubs
Cardinals
Frank Demaree
Demaree
Billy Herman
Giants
Bees
Terrymen
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Pirates
Johnny Rizzo
Bucs
Luke Hamlin
Dodgers
Restrict Amateurs In Boxing Matches
Midwest A. A. U. officials seek to safeguard amateur boxers by new rules. To qualify for the Omaha Midwest meet next February boxers must win a championship in one of eight to ten sectional meets in Nebraska and southwestern Iowa in January. Only A. A. U. Golden Gloves meets sanctioned between Dec. 15 and Feb. 15. Otherwise boxers are limited to one fight per month and face suspension for noncompliance.
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Omaha
Midwest A. A. U
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Springfield Browns Rally Past Decatur 11-10 in 12 Innings
Springfield defeats Decatur 11 to 10 in twelve innings to take a 2-1 lead in the Shaughnessy playoff. Brownies surge to 8-1, Decatur leads 10-9 late, Red Barkley homers to tie, Perez scores winning run. Stroble homers for Springfield. Bocek leads Decatur with four hits and five RBIs as Springfield racks up 18 hits.
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CUBS
Chicago
St. Louis
Hack
Si Moore
Herman
S.s.martin
Demaree
Ilaa
O.padgett
Galan
l'Medwick
Reynolds
Omize
Garbark
Brown
Collins
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Slaughter Hixbe
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Hirbe
Myers
Demarce
Mize
Medwick
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Owen
Welland
St. Louuis
Higbe
Hiebe
C. Davis
Passeball
Welland Aquaires
Ggetz, Reardon
Pines
Springfield
Brownies
Decatur
Commies
Red Barkley
Pict
Oehler
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Perez
Abistpa Lake
Rtrf
Schulte
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Stroble
Ohler
Bocek
Wales
Verban
Hornsby
Valet
Lake
Docek
U S Golfers Retain Curtis Cup in Match Over Britain
In Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts the United States defeated Great Britain 5 1 to 3 1 to retain the Curtis Cup. Maureen Orcutt and Nan Baird were among the few losses while Estelle Page Patricia Berg Glenna Ware Marion Miley and Charlotte Glutting led the American comeback with decisive wins.
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Manchester-By-The - Sea
Mass
United States
Great Britain
U. S
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Clarrie Tiernan
England
Nan Baird
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
Jersey
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
A. M. Holm
Dixie
Minneapolis
Patty Berg
Page
Jessie Anderson
Scotland
Glenna Corlett Ware
Philadelphia
J. B. Walker
Marion Miley
Lexington
Elsie Corlett
Twenty One Report For Washington Team
Twenty one men reported to Coach Kenneth Kimberlin for first junior college football practice. Dale Carstensen is captain. Jack Dunbar and Charles Thrapp are among the most promising new men from the Wash conference. First game versus El kader here on Sept. 16.
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Gazette
Washington
Kenneth Kimberlin
Dale Carstensen
Jack Dunbar
Brighton
Charles Thrapp
West Chester
Elkader
Belle Plaine Opens With State Center
Belle Plaine kicks off football season on Sept 16 hosting State Center at home. Six returning players from the last championship squad include Robert Carlson Robert Hall Walter Henry James Ledeba Don Newland and Marcus Payton under coach Garland Lamb. The schedule lists games at home against Montezuma Cedar Falls and Vinton and away at Brooklyn Tama Marengo Oct 28 and other dates.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
State Center
Garland Lamb
Robert Carlson
Robert Hall
Walter Henry
James Lebeda
Don Newland
Marcus Payton
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Tama
Marengo
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Navy
Toledo
Lowden High Opens With 6 1 Win Over Calamus
Lowden High defeated Calamus 6 to 1 in the opening baseball game at Calamus. The return game was postponed by rain. Remaining Wapsie Eight schedule includes Sept 9 Wheatland here and Sept 23 Clarence here.
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Lowden
Calamus High
Calamus
Wheatland
Mechanicsville
Stanwood
Clarence
Bennett
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