Prep Grid Scrimmages Preview Roosevelt Faces Rock Island
Friday and Saturday scrimmages across Roosevelt McKinley Franklin Wilson revealed coaches pleased with early showings. Roosevelt braces for Rock Island at Hill Park while McKinley, short on veterans, builds around Tosh Krizek and a large list of backfield candidates. Franklin grows a large varsity pool as Roosevelt and Wilson rely on experienced lettermen to anchor line and backfield units.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Rock Island
Hill Park
McKinley
Dean Tosh
Charles Griffith
Charles Krizek
Tosh
Krizek
Russ Ferguson
Hollis Broussard
John Hoeston
Leo Platz
Robert Gourley
Bob Tewart
Phil Angott
Garry Brown
Wallace Johnson
Les Morrisey
Earl Cassidy
Jack Melichar
Amity Blakey
Eddie Sanders
George Nemec
Herbert Briggs
Mike Kacere
Merlyn Rouley
Henry Benesh
Herbert Hayes
Bob Kucera
Dick Sheehy
Bob Wooleyhan
Bob Pries
Vernon Gladwin
Steve Santos
William Young
Waldo Berger
Jerry Staples
Horace Hedges
Ben Davis
Vernon Sedelek
Howard Ross
John Krabbenhoff
Wayne Sorenson
Melvin Couser
Jack Hall
Dean Terwilliger
Bob Magnuson
Anamosa High Ready For 39 Grid Opener
The Anamosa Blue Raiders, Eastern Iowa conference champions in 1938, prepare for the 1939 football opener at Marion under coach Walter Schwank with 33 in uniform. Key losses include Blayney Edwards Day and Brown. Kinser and Russell lead backfield hopes with Budde and La Barge returning to strength.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Blue Raiders
Iowa
Marion
Walter Schwank
Cecil Blayney
Neil Edwards
Day
Brown
Railbirds
Fred Kinser
John Russell
Dick Budde
Lawrence la Barge
Budde
Russell
Harold Larson
Lary Jessen
Kromminga
Bob Nyman
Elgin
Ill
Bob Ireland
Leo Waggoner
John Doe
Art Handel
Merlin Cook
Joe Kuntz
Ralph Beardsley
Leo Benischek
Lovell White
B Tennis Team Meets Muscatine Here Today
The Cedar Rapids Tennis association B team meets Muscatine on local courts Sunday afternoon. Six local men and four women compete. The team has beaten Dubuque twice, won the Cedar Valley title, and lost twice to the Iowa City A club.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Muscatine
Dubuque
Cedar Valley
Iowa City
Three Eye And Major League Averages
The longest non stop air mall route in the United States spans 542 miles and lies entirely within Texas.
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United States
Texas
Fall Baseball Schedule Set For Wapsie-Eight
The Wapsie-Eight conference meeting in Clarence elected officers: President Supt. Rahn of Lisbon, Vice-President Coach Thomson of Stanwood, Secretary Supt. Chase of Clarence. Adopted fall baseball schedule includes Bent. Lowden at Clarence. Bent. 13 Stanwood at Mechanicsville. Clarence at Bennett. Lowden open Sept. 15 Mechanicsville at Bennett. Lowden at Wheatland. Stanwood at Clarence. Schedule lists many open dates and intercity games among Bennett Lowden Wheatland Mechanicsville Stanwood Clare nce.
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Clarence
Bennett
Lisbon
Lowdon
Mechanicsville
Olin
Stanwood
Wheatland
Rahn
Coach Thomson
Supt
Chase
Bent
Lowden
Clar
Mechanicaville
Methenhoils
Wheatlan
Five Lettermen Out For Lowden Ball Team
LOWDEN Twenty two boys are out for baseball at Lowden high this fall. Five lettermen from last year's conference and county champion ship team include Melvin Wiebel, Dale Buttleman, Edwin Gehris, Ray Petersen, and Elmer Stolte. Other candidates are Darrel Direks, George Scheeper, Walter Hack, Hubert Gade, Junior Underwood, Bob Dotson, Bob Montz, Reuben Strackbein, and Warren Stolte. Schedule lists games at Wheatland September 15, Mechanicsville September 3, Bennett here, Stanwood there.
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Lowden
Lowden High
Melvin Wiebel
Dale Buttleman
Edwin Gehris
Ray Petersen
Elmer Stolte
Darrel Direks
George Scheeper
Walter Hack
Hubert Gade
Junior Underwood
Bob Dotson
Bob Montz
Reuben Strackbein
Brooklyn Opens Grid Schedule for 1922 Season
Brooklyn coach Elsworth Miller released the football schedule with games at Brooklyn and various opponents. Planned October and September matchups include Toledo Juvenile Home at To, Marengo at Brooklyn, Belle Plaine at Belle Plaine, Toledo at Brooklyn, Tama at Tam, North Enesia at Brooklyn, and Montezuma at Montezuma.
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Brooklyn
Elsworth Miller
Waep
Toledo
Marengo
Belle Plaine
Tama
Tam
North Eneisa
Montezuma
National Amateur Golf Opens On Monday 1939
Chicago rows through the forty third National Amateur Championship as 171 entrants prepare for a two day medal play starting Monday. After 36 holes the field will be cut to 130, then the 64 lowest scorers advance to match play beginning Wednesday with four rounds over two days including a semifinal stage.
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Chicago
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Open pheasant season slated across Iowa in mid November
Echoes from Forest, Field and Stream describe the upcoming Iowa pheasant open season set for November 12 13 and 14 with counties yet to be designated and enough hunting days to ensure all who want a day can hunt. It covers fishing trips highlights from Minnesota and Wisconsin muskies near Lake of the Woods and a Cedar Rapids Gun Club shoot as warmup for duck season.
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Iowa
Walters Bucking Up Reds In Title Fight
New York ins agent notes Bucky Walters as the National League MVP contender for guiding the Reds toward their pennant bid. The pitcher has a .300 batting average, 23 wins, two decisive late hits, and is praised as the league’s best fielder and a key two-way contributor.
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Walters
Reds
Wale Ters
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Turnesa Heads to Finals Amid Tough Schedule
The article notes finals on Friday and Saturday with defending champion Willie Turnesa practicing one last time for a grueling schedule. Bud Ward of Detroit is highlighted as a key challenger to Turnesa in golf’s pivotal match.
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Little Willie Turnesa
Bud Ward
Detroit
Two New Foes On'39 Marion Grid Schedule
Marion high school lines up two new opponents for 1939 football as coach Eldon Coffman schedules nine games. Returning lettermen include Bill Scott Bob Davin Dale Thomas Myron Oxley Knapp and backs Bob Carey and Bob Marsh. The Indians host Anamosa Sept 15 and aim to improve after last year’s 6 0 loss.
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Marion High School
Bill Scott
Bob Davin
Dale Thomas
Myron Oxley
Knapp
Bob Carey
Bob Marsh
Thomas
Marsh
Indians
Anamosa
Eldon Coffman
Iowa City High School
Lyons
Clinton
Monticello
Wilson
Independence
Vinton
Manchester
Tri-Valley
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Lake Macbride stock of 3500 fish may boost fall fishing
The 3500 fish dumped into Lake Macbride last week could lift fall fishing as many keepers are present and locals expect new stories. Across the Maquoketa River near Anamosa, bass and catfish strings remain strong though last weekend was slower. Bill Crissman’s spinner and crawfish rig stays popular. Charles W. Stevens of Cherokee, at 93, is the oldest licensed fisherman in the state. Anna Rasmussen near Audubon reports 88. Blue winged teal appear on Cedar and Wapsie rivers, signaling a large duck season ahead. Mike Sloan suffers a broken wrist and heel while planning decoy purchases for duck season. Opening day has long been lucky for him but his coworkers will hunt without him this year.
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West Liberty Hosts Jaloppy and Tin Can Derby Racers
Special to The Gazette. West Liberty welcomes drivers from Des Moines Keokuk Burlington Muscatine Davenport Clinton Dubuque Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Galesburg Illinois. Rock Island Moline and Aledo participate next Sunday in two state championship races the Tin Can derby and the Jaloppy derby. Tin Can entrants are Model T Fords. Lester Raymond of Washington is favored to win the Jaloppy race.
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Burlington
Muscatine
Davenport
Clinton
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Galesburg
Rock Island
Moline
Aledo
Illinois
Lester Raymond
Washington
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