Eighteen Open Coe Football Drill As Kohawks Begin Moray Eby’s 23rd Year
Coach Moray Eby begins his twenty third season as Coe head football coach with eighteen candidates at the first drill. A few lettermen expected, two dozen at most, two days of twice daily practice ahead. First game set with Upper Iowa at home in two weeks. Key needs include three new backfield players, one capable quarterback, a punter, and a solid center. Morning drill on the regular field may move to Coe field for turf reasons. Listed newcomers include Gene Carson Essex Ralph Martin Traer Ray Smith Marion Charlie Shedd Cedar Rapids Dale Notestine Eagle Grove Paul Schneider Eldora Chris Bates Elgin Arnold Brokaw Orr Minnesota Charlie Ziegas Cedar Rapids Garth Hunter Marion Le Roy Mc Leod Central City Perry Larson Garner Howard Wilfong Cedar Rapids Bob Norris Sioux Falls S D Angela Saccaro Seymour Walter Sack Mount Carroll Ill Cliff Soukup Cicero Ill.
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le Roy McLeod
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Bob Norris
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Walter Sack
Mount Carrol
Cliff Soukup
Cicero
Baer Brothers Boxing Exhibition Set For Memorial Coliseum
Max Baer and brother Buddy headline a memorial Coliseum boxing show on Friday September 18 with six round bouts against Willie Davis and Tiny Bittner. Tickets go on sale at Lyman's and Curry's with tiered prices from 85 cents to 1.68 including tax and half price for women. The card also features seven three round amateur Golden Gloves fights for a total of thirty three rounds.
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Guengerich Wins Kalona Golf City Championship
Special to The Gazette Kalona Iowa Jack Guengerich captured the Kalona city golf championship after a month long tournament with four flights. He won the presidents flight and, after finals Labor Day, led the foursome to victory with Robert Swartzendruber finishing second and E J Hessel schwerdt third. Adelaide Swartzendruber won the women's title defeating Belle Strickler in the finals.
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Guengerich
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H. A. Swartzendruber
Robert Swartzendruber
Labor Day
Adelaid Swartzendruber
Belle Strickler
Marquette Falls 4-3 to Farmersburg in Luana Fair
Special report: Marquette baseball loses 4 to 3 at Luana fair Sunday to Farmersburg. Presho pitched for Marquette while Kuhse toed the rubber for Farmersburg. Marquette next meets Moe Gregor at the Postville fair.
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Luana
Presho
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Fast Field To Participate In Regatta Sunday
Arrangements completed for Cedar Rapids Boat club fall Regatta on Sunday with a half mile course, docking, pits, and National Guard police. About twenty five entries include a Des Moines team. Eight events feature Classes B and C, a balloon race, and a free for all finale with varied motors.
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National Guard
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Cedar Rapids
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Harry Gunderson
Mat Miller
Lumir Kaplan
A. B. Smith
Ralph Martin
William McFann
Ray Fattig
Floyd Baumgartner
J. Lindsay
Ed Ehrke
Mildred Miller
Prospects Bright For A Winner At Monona
Special to The Gazette from Waukon Iowa reports strong prospects for an outstanding high school football team under Coach Howard Moffitt. Five lettermen return: Robert Hartley Henry Seibert John Seibert Ed Thomas and Francis Indekofer with new players showing well in practice.
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Howard Moffitt
Robert Hartley
Henry Seibert
John Seibert
Ed Thomas
Francis Indekofer
New Hampton
Elkader
Monona
West Union
Cresco
Clermont
Decorah
Kenneth Bigelow
Lawrence Anderson
R. Kosbau
Calmar Bottlers Defeat St. Lucas Pirates 10 to 5
Calmar Bottlers beat the St. Lucas Pirates 10-5 in a Labor Day game, their third win in six days. Ossie Orwall had two doubles and a single in four trips while Bulgren allowed four hits and two walks in the rough start. The Pirates threatened in the fourth with four runs on four hits before Calmar pulled away.
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Calmar Bottlers
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Lost Nation Wins 7-6 Over Wheatland In Night Game
Lost Nation defeats Wheatland High 7 to 6 on the lighted field at Lost Nation. Pitchers were James Kankel and Junior Betts for Lost Nation while D. Peterson and H. Lohmann pitched for Wheatland. Next games include Oxford Junction Thursday and Calamus at home on Sept 15 at the lighted diamond.
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Oxford Junction
Calamus High School
Iowa City Gun Club to Hold Blanket Shoot
Iowa City Gun Club sets blanket shoot number two for next Sunday with Indian blankets awarded every five shoots via the Lewis class system. A $12 Amana blanket goes to high gun on total 100 if there are twenty cities.
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Iowa City
Kennedy Rated Underrated Star Of White Sox Pitching
Vernon Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox stands out as an underrated ace with 20 victories against 7 defeats. He blanked Cleveland and defeated the Boston Red Sox in thirteen innings, while a versatile collegiate athlete who won the decathlon in 1927. The Davenport Blue Sox also staged a rare nine inning game with no assists.
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Iowa U Builds Speed-Focused 1936 Football Unit
Coach Ossie Solem leads 1936 Iowa Hawkeyes through a first practice as 60 players report for a torrid Big Ten season. The plan centers on speed with Ozzie Simmons as centerpiece, developing fast guards, and a versatile backfield to fuel a potential aerial attack and strong interference.
Earlville All-Stars Edge Winthrop 5 4 on Home diamond
Earlville All-Stars defeated Winthrop 5 to 4 on the home diamond Monday evening. The knockout game featured Earlville leveraging timely hitting to push past Winthrop in a tight contest.
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Earlville All-Stars
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Three Baseball Games At Postville Fair
The Big Four fair in Postville Iowa opens Friday and runs through Monday. Three baseball games feature top teams from northeastern Iowa with Ossie Orwall pitching Calmar on Saturday. McGregor meets Marquette Sunday, and Monday’s game pits Saturday’s winner against St. Lucas with Al Ellis of Harmony Minnesota as umpire.
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Y W Bowling League Set to Open September 16
The Y W C A bowling league Will open September 16 at the Lincoln alleys with eight teams sponsored by local firms. Captains met at the Y W C A to arrange the setup and schedules with play starting promptly at 5 45 PM.
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Schrader Sets 4 Mile Mark At Minneapolis
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Indiana set a four mile record in a five mile race at the Minnesota state fair in Minneapolis. He clocked 2 45.92 for the four miles and won overall in 3 27.40, with Emory Collins second and Buddy Callaway third.
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Cedar Rapids
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Schrader
Emory Collins
LeMars
Buddy Callaway
Miami
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Lincoln
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