Coe and Cornell Gridders Ready for First Drills
Coe and Cornell football squads report for two daily sessions this Saturday under coaches Moray Eby and Dick Barker. Coe expects about 35 players, Cornell about 30, with backfield depth and guard spots being the focus as they prep for Sept 23 openers at Grinnell and St Ambrose in Davenport.
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Moray Eby
Dick Barker
Charles Harriss
Rochelle
Ill
Ray Knudson
Chicago
Bill Watson
Rockford
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Grinnell
Kohawks
Giants to Operate Clinton’s Three-I Team Next Season
Clinton, Ia. The New York Giants will operate Clinton's Three-I league baseball club as a Giants farm team next season. Articles of incorporation filed by Clinton Exhibition Co. Inc. name Manager Bill Terry and Stoneham associates as directors. The club is capitalized at $10,000.
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INS
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Clinton
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Stoneham Associates
Viewing the Field: Coe and Cornell Open Football Prep
On the eve of practice Coe shows 13 letter winners and a strong backfield prospect while Cornell expects eight or nine lettermen with some untried replacements. Coaches caution against overoptimism despite dual optimism from Eby and Barker. Changes include Lamb joining Coe as freshmen coach and Zoda added to Cornell staff as Dean departs.
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Coe
Cornell
Eby
Willis Lamb
Thomas C. Hayden
Forest Rutgers
Barker
Judd Dean
Charles Zoda
Nile Kinnick
Jack Eicherly
Frank Balazs
Ed McLain
Mike Enich
Jerry Niles
Floyd Dean
Bill Kelly
Glenn Olson
Bill Gallagher
al Schenk
Russell Bush
Otto Huebner
Jack McKinnon
Ray Murphy
Carl Bilandin
Eric Wilson
Football Writing Union
Vines Nervous Start Expected In Amateur Golf Test
Henry McLemore notes Ellsworth Vines will face jitters on the first tee at the National amateur golf championships in Pittsburgh. The piece compares nerves in golf to his tennis poise and mentions Ty Cobb and pros like Tommy Armour as examples of first tee pressure.
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Ellsworth Vines
Pittsburgh
Cobb
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Ty’s
Vines
Bobby Cruickshank
Tommy Armour
Maskie
Armour
Tommy
Elly
Harry Cooper
United Press
Nine Games Listed For Wapello Team
WAPELLO coach Elmer Kieth releases the baseball schedule for the season listing nine games. The slate includes Sept. 9 Yarmouth at Wapello Sept. 12 Huron at Huron Sept. 16 Yarmouth at Yarmouth Sept. 19 Oakville at Oakville Sept. 23 Letts at Wapello Sept. 26 Conesville at Conesville Bent Sept. 30 Oakville at Wapello Oct. 3 Letts at Letts Oct. 7 Huron at Wapello.
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Wapello High School
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Huron
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Letts
Conesville
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Greenberg Slips in Home Run Chase as September Opens
Hank Greenberg nears Babe Ruth’s 60 homer benchmark but stalls in early September, needing 14 more to tie Ruth after a 46 homer pace. The piece mixes baseball chatter with notes on Lefty Gomez’s revival and manager Bill McKechnie’s steady manner, ending with a Hawkeye football outlook from a university release.
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Babe Ruth
Detroit
Ruth
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Greenberg
Hank
Ram
Stork Nest in Grunewalde Encloses Sparrow Nests
In Grunewalde Germany a stork's nest on a village site was found to contain fifty sparrow nests built along the inner border.
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Grunewalde
Germany
Iowa Teams Survive In Softball Tourney
The Greenwood-Hiland Electric team of Des Moines defeated Charleston West Virginia girls 7 to 2 in the first round of the world championship softball tournament in Chicago. Two Des Moines pitchers allowed seven bases on balls and one hit. The Iowa Pack team did not play in the men's division, winning by forfeit as Charleston did not appear. Both Iowa teams face Chicago opponents Friday.
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Greenwood-Hiland Electric
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Charleston
W. Va
Iowa Pack
Iowa
Iowans
Norfolk Leads Sioux City In Loop Playoff
Norfolk unleashed 11 hits against two Sioux City pitchers to win game three of the Nebraska State League championship playoff, 8 to 1, here. Johnny Orr pitched five innings, walked seven but kept the Sioux City batters off balance as Norfolk tied the series at two games each.
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Neb
Sioux City
Johnny Orr
Jowans Push Run In Fifth Inpinch Play
In a tight game the Jowans convert a fifth inning rally as Schinski singles to drive McCarron home for the only run. The sequence caps a clutch offensive moment in a close contest.
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Schinski
McCarron
Lighters and Community House Nets Softball Wins
Lighters and Community House claim playoff victories at Ellis Park in a Fraternal league series. Industrial Bleaders defeat Merchants Bank 2-1 after a forfeit scare as Merchants initially had insufficient players. Saron Lutheran lose to Community House 7-6 in eight innings finished at dusk. Next games set for Friday at 5 30.
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Ellis Park
Bank
Saron Lutheran Church
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Iowan Light and Power
Ooo
Eye and Miller
Schroedmeir
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Peterson Poole
Knecera
Yawkey and BushAcquire Control Louisville Colonels
Thomas Yawkey Donnie Bush and Frank McKinney announced their purchase of the Louisville Colonels from the Knebelkamp estate. Neal and Nethoff will not be involved with the new organization. The team, last in the American Association, will have new leadership starting September 27.
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Colonels
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Boston Red Sox
Donnie Bush
Minneapolis
American Association
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Wiliam Knebelkamp
William Neal
Neal
Bert Nethoff
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