Heat Slows Local High School Grid Drills
Heat slows workouts at Washington and Grant football practice with only light drills and a Saturday dummy scrimmage for Washington and tentative signal work for Grant. Players compete for positions on both squads with Klumpar and Sipe among standouts at Grant and Kinch, Nance, and Reyna leading Washington).
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Oelwein Cards Set Five Northeast Iowa Prep Games
Oelwein high will play five Northeast Iowa conference games this season under coach George W. Lee. The squad returns seven lettermen and features Leverington, Strong, Jamison on the line with Luther, McCormick and Wheeler in the backfield. Cresco won the 1932 title and the schedule includes Manchester, Cresco, Decorah, Charles City, Waverly and New Hampton with other members listed.
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Rhinés
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Osage
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Independence
Fairfax Gun Club to Host Shoot on September 17
Fairfax Iowa will host a registered shoot at the Fairfax Gun Club starting at noon on September 17. Three Amana wool two tone blankets are offered by the club as prizes.
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Fairfax
Fairfax Gun Club
Grinnell College’s J D Stoops Elected APA President
J D Stoops of Grinnell College was elected president of the Western division of the American Philosophical Association on Friday in Chicago. The selection marks a leadership step for the division and reflects Stoops long involvement in philosophy education.
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J. D. Stoops
Grinnell College
Pro Grid League Reaches Out to Collegians Again
Pro football returns to embrace college stars with major signings from Michigan, Minnesota, Notre Dame and St. Marys as ten teams form the circuit. The season opens September 12 with rule harmonies and new coaches shaping the lineup.
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Michigan Eleven
Newman
Benny Friedman
Jack Manders
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Angel Broveili
Slip Madigan
St. Mary's
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chuck Jask
Green Bay
Tommy Yarr
Lud Wray
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Eagles
Boston Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Portsmouth Spartans
Quasqueton Girls Win Seventh Straight Game
Quasqueton’s undefeated girls team defeated the Firemen’s wives squad 15 to 2 at Independence, marking their seventh win. A return game with Vinton is set for Friday at Vinton. Quasqueton also beat Vinton here on Labor Day 13 to 1.
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Cornell 10 Begin Grid Work Friday
Cornell College football under Dick Barker plans a brisk start at Mount Vernon on Sept 15 and opens Sept 30 at Ash Park against Town State Teachers. Only about 25 players available, with seven lettermen from last year. Cassidy anchors the line with Osburn and Hribal at guards, backs Shadle Reynolds Morford the only experienced backs, and a large junior-senior mix vying for every spot.
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Dick Barker
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Jim Anderson
Cliff Kuhnke
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West Branch
Charles O'Donnell
Chicago
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Raymond Bunch
Oregon
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Casey Jones
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Traveling Negro Nine Trims Center Point in slugfest
The Texas Black Spiders defeated the Center Point Merchants 15 to 10 in Center Point. Batteries: Spiders Griffin and Carpenter. Merchants Wheeler and Krueger. The Merchants will play Marion at Center Point today.
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Center Point
Texas Black Spiders
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Carpenter
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Marion
Kittenball Tourney At Independence Next Week
A county kittenball tournament will be held in Independence next Sunday with eight teams from local towns eligible to compete. The Independence kittenball league sponsors the event and entries must be made by Tuesday at 6 p.m. The journey starts at 10 a.m. and runs through the day.
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Independence Kittenball League
Iowa Gridmen Report Friday for Coming Season
Sixty Iowa candidates report to Coach Ossie Solem Friday morning as spring practice signals a turning point for Hawkeye football. Prominent recruits Crayne Halton Fisher Richards Yordy Ewald Hoover compete for first team spots, while seven veteran ball carriers may depart.
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Waterloo
Finish Second Round In Independence Golf Meet
Sunnybrook Golf club players completed the second round of the handicap event in Independence. Results show Clyde Elliot defeating W. L. Gray 4 up, J. Cashen over R. Kraemer 1 up, J. Pollom over Paul Sooner 1 up, W. Lane over L. Raymond by default, W. L. Reed over L. S. Lessenger 5-4, Earl Raymond over Glen Cook by default, C. McDonald over J. M. McCullough 1 up, and M. Rowand over George Parker Jr. 4-3.
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W. L.gray
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R.kraemer
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Paul Sooner
W. Lane
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Xavier High Cancels Football Schedule Over Material Shortage
In Dyersville Rev. Vincent Hoverman athletic director cites lack of material as reason for canceling the fall Xavier high football schedule. Only four veterans remain from last year and new material could not be secured.
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Vincent Hovermann
Xavier High
World Series drama on Johnson school diamond giants win
A local side show mirrors major league play as the Giants defeat the Senators four games to two in a boys age thirteen series on the Johnson school softball diamond. Eight games were played with two ties as Harry Johnson pitched and umpired for both sides. The final lineup lists D Rice P Cook and I Rosenbaum among others.
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New Vienna Cubs and Bankston Meet In Playoff
The New Vienna Cubs and Bankston Independents meet in the Eastern Iowa Amateur league playoff opener at New Vienna today. The winner faces Earlville next Sunday likely in Dyersville for the title. Pettinger starts for New Vienna and Taylor for Bankston.
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New Vienna Cubs
Bankston Independents
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Wilton Junction Opens Grid Season On Sept 22
Wilton Junction coach Schnack says nineteen players report for football practice. The season starts with a home game on Friday September 22 against an as yet unsecured opponent.
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Schnack
Clermont Veterans Face Lean Week As New Lineup Arrives
Clermont veterans brace for a lean season after seven lettermen depart and inexperience looms. Paulson returns after ineligibility, with Kroan stepping in and several ninth graders joining the squad. Schedule opens Sept 22 at West Union and runs through Nov 11 at Clermont.
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Eight Lettermen Back For Brooklyn Eleven
Brooklyn high school starts with a 25 man squad under coach Robert Klenck. Eight lettermen return as the season opens September 23 at home against Belle Plaine with a schedule including Reinbeck Tama Monterey Hedrick Montezuma and North English among others.
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