Hawkeye and Cyclone Pay Share Big Athletic Salaries
State higher education payroll totals show University of Iowa staff at 66 62100 in the last year with top athletic pay going to Dr Edward N Anderson at 12000 and George Veenker at 7000. Other coaches at Iowa State and Iowa Teachers also receive five thousand plus, while student earnings for athletics and related jobs show wide distribution across campuses.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Edward N. Anderson
Virgil Hancher
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State
George Veenker
Anderson
L. L. Mendenhall
Iowa Teachers College
Clyde Starbeck
Iowa University
Iowa U and rivals distribute athletic aid to players
Al Urban of Cedar Rapids and Bob Bender of Davenport head a list of Iowa and Iowa State football figures receiving aid and letters. Other Iowa players include Mike Enich Ray Murphy Ken Pettit Bill Gallagher Bruno Andruska Henry Luebecke Herman Snider and Max Hawkins with varied sums. Iowa State names include Stanley Brown Bernard Mickelson John Heggen Jean Lang Bill Barger LaVerne McGraw Paul Darling Harle Damon Leonard Thomas and Claude Santee. Bob Hunt tops Iowa’s list with 78 dollars for this year’s starting center.
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Tollefson
Iowa U
Mike Enich
Boone
Ray Murphy
Great Neck
N. Y
Ken Pettit
Logan
Bill Gallagher
Oskaloosa
Bruno Andruska
Chicago
Henry Luecbecke
Herman Snider
Iowa City
Max Hawkins
Philadelphia
Miss
Burdell Gilleard
New London
Steve Mizen
River Grove
Ill
Iowa
Stanley Brown
Grinnell
Bernard Mickelson
Ames
John Heggen
Des Moines
Jean Lang
Sac City
Bill Barger
Leon
LaVerne McGraw
Sioux City
Paul Darling
Estherville
Harle Damon
Council Bluffs
Leonard Thomas
Virginia
Minn
Claude Santee
Cliff Shirk
Charles Pastorino
Frank Panasci
Bob Hunt
Cubs Sox Open Oct 1 In Annual City Series
The White Sox and Cubs renew their annual city series October 1 through 7. Games at Wrigley Field start 2:30 PM CDT, those at Comiskey Park 8:15 PM CDT. Schedule places a game at each park on consecutive days with postponements potentially moved to the original venue.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cubs’ Park
K. M. Landis
Sox
Comiskey Park
Wrigley
Midwest colleges open 1941 football practice season
Big Ten squads along with Notre Dame and others began practice for the 1941 campaign. Minnesota aims to defend its title while Ohio State under coach Paul Brown seeks improvement. Indiana is seen as a possible threat. Notre Dame, now led by Frank Leahy, also starts strong.
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Chicago
INS
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Buckeyes
Indiana
Gophers
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Elmer Layden
Leahy
National Defense
Hawkeyes report: George Gable missing after drills
Iowa City safety notice lists 52 of 57 players reporting for football workouts with absences including George Gable Cedar Rapids tackle and three ends Mentzel Elkader Mizen River Grove Thompson Des Moines. Nile Kinnick joins naval reserve training after enlisting. Practices continue twice daily before the Drake game.
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Iowa City
INS
University of Iowa
George Gable
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Mentzel
Elkader
Steve Mizen
River Grove
Jil
Jim Thompson
Des Moines
Mizen
Selective Service Board
Thompson
Nile Kinnick
Naval Reserve Flying Corps
Dr. Anderson
Drake University
Anderson
Iowa Union
Major League Box Score New York vs Pittsburgh
New York and Pittsburgh split a hard fought game as Otturri and Young belted homers for New York while Baker and Schumacher kept the scoreboard tight. Pittsburgh had late threats but could not push across more than two runs as Davis Jurges and Witek contributed on defense and offense.
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Pittsburch
Davis
St Anderson
Huckere
Olliandicy
Otturl
Memottis
Young
lGarms
Moore
OlFietcher
Danning
Martin
Jurges
Dimaggio
Witek
Rucker
Fletcher
Handley
Youngs
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Schumacher
Widpitch
Sewxell
Sears
Jorda
Tribe Beats A's 13 to 7 In Wild American League Game
In a high scoring tilt the Cleveland Indians defeated the Philadelphia A's 13 to 7. Feller pitched, McCrabb issued seven hits, Ferrick contributed multiple hits, and Ferricks six innings stand out amid the offensive barrage.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
O! Feller
McCrabb
Peller
Ferrick
Feller
Hegan
Hubbard, Geisel
Grieve
McCoy
Boudreau
Conway
OlCollins
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ItPoole
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Neen
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rrors—McCoy
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Boudreaueau
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Heath
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Rancato
Amfccoy
Johnson
Collins
Hayes
Brancato
Campbell
Hogan
Able Mack
Sacrifices
Mack Eller
Playa
Lefton
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Tribe
Jeff Heath
Lou Boudeau
Jim Hegan
Raiders season ends amid player losses and doubts
The Raiders face a bleak end as Hank Edwards and Bob Hershey depart for naval service leaving the club with slim playoff chances. Outs and weather affected series at Springfield, raising doubts about survival and future attendance while Hershey earns late-team praise for steady, clutch hitting.
Red Birds Nip Kansas City and Colonels Win Playoff Opens
The Columbus Red Birds defeated the Kansas City Blues 6 to 1 in the first playoff game as John Grodzicki limited the Blues to two hits. Harry Walker homered with a man aboard and Morris Jones doubled to support the offense. George Bailey was the loser. In the other opener, Emerson Dickman drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning single as the Louisville Colonels beat the Minneapolis Millers 4 to 3.
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United Press
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City Blues
John Grodzicki
Ohioans
Blues
Red Birds
Harry Walker
Morris Jones
George Bailey
Emerson Dickman
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis Millers
Dickman
Cyclones Turn Out For Picture Taking
Ames AP Ray Donels new Town State college football mentor reviewed his 1941 squad Tuesday with optimism. Thirty seven candidates reported for picture taking and one or two more expected. invitations went to 44 prospects. A tackle shortage is the first major issue with four Cyclones in the draft, including Bernard Mickelson Leonard Thomas and Quincy Adams. The team begins two a day practices to prep for the opening game against Denver University on September 26.
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AMES
Ray Donels
New Town State College
Donels
Bernard Mickelson
Leonard Thomas
Quincy Adams
Denver University
National League Standings and Tuesday Results
National League standings show New York at 83 69 and Brooklyn at 47 1052 despite rain postponements. Tuesday games had New York 4 Pittsburgh 2 in one inning and Cincinnati 9 2 Brooklyn at Chicago postponed due to rain. Philadelphia at St. Louis also delayed. Wednesday schedule lists Brooklyn at Chicago twice and Philadelphia at St. Louis among other matchups.
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WL Pet
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnat
Bos
Pittsburgh
Chicazo
Philadelphia
Moston
Cincinnati
Brookelyn
St. Louis Sparts
Babe Young
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tom Henrich
Spud Chandler
Bob Harris
Chandler
Harris
Sports standings and results from Tuesday games
New York crushed St Louis 11 to 0, Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 to 0, Washington tied Philadelphia 7, Chicago beat Philadelphia 2. Other schedule shows Chicago at Washington with no further details.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Phidelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Philadelphia
Eland
Green Bay Releases Former Iowa Stars
Green Bay Packers release Arnold Herber a longtime pro football passer and five other players. The moves come after coach Curley Lambeau waivers Seibold Midler Evans Kahler and Luebcke. Herber joined the Packers in 1931 and helped win a championship that year. He was offered an assistant coach post with Green Bay farm club Long Island Indians.
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Green Bay
Wis
Arnold Herber
Green Bay Packers
E. L
Curley) Lambeau
Herber
Champ Seibold
Dick Evans
Iowa
Lou Midler
Minnesota
Henry Luebcke
Bob Kahler
Nebraska
Seibold
Packers
Midler
Evans
Kahler
Luebcke
Packer
Lambeau
Long Island Indians
Louis Ready to Go in Draft Fight for Nova Title
Joe Louis declared he is ready to go as his heavyweight title defense against Lou Nova on Sept. 29 nears. Louis’ draft status was upgraded to 1-A after a divorce-related financial claim, making immediate induction possible if he passes a physical. Louis, at Greenwood Lake camp, said he would "like the army" as he faces possible military call.
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Forrest Thompson
North Carolina
Hershey
Navy
Bill Schubel
Naval Air Force
Peat
Edwards
Cleveland
Mike Naymick
Bob Haas
Fargo
N. D
Cedar Rapids
Chief Reynolds
Chicago
Joe Louis
Lou
Cosmic Punch
Nova
New York
Louis’ Selective Service Board
Marva Trotter Louis
Louis
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
Betty's Conqueror Wins at Brookline Upset in Workmen's Am
In the Workmen's Amateur Golf championship at Brookline Betty Jameson, the defending champion from Texas, suffers an upset as Dorothy Kirby loses to Cathryn Hemphill. Several matches feature veteran players and rising stars, including Miss Miley's 6 and 4 win over Mrs. Mann and Gail Wild taking 1 up over Mrs. Ferrie.
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Brookline
Mass
Ins
Betty Jameson
Texas
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Cathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Miss Hemphill
Marion C. Miley
Lexington
Lucile Robinson Mann
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Louise Suggs
Virginia Guilfoil
Clay
N. Y
Sylvia Annenberg Leichner
Flushing
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Albert Becker
Englewood
Gail Wild
Springfield
James Ferrie
California
Long Beach
Betty Hicks Newell
Betty Jean Rucker
Spokane
Wash
Janet Younker
White Plains
Miss Jameson
William Hockenjos
West Orange
H. Warren Beard
Newton Centre
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
George M. Sears
Jefferson
Ont
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Jane Wilson
Pawtucket
R. I
Eleanor Dudley
Chicago
T. E. Schulderberg
Baltimore, Md
Weatherman Takes Sides With Dodgers
A rainout forced two doubleheaders, Dodgers at Chicago and Phillies at St Louis, delaying a pivotal three game series. The storm helps neither side yet could hurt the Cardinals who trail by three games and need every chance to close the gap.
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Judson Bailey
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago
Phillies
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Navy and Raiders Shuffle Amid Rain and Playoff Push
The Raiders moved toward Cincinnati to Springfield amid rain at Cedar Rapids, losing two heavy hitters Edwards and Hershey for playoff drives. Hershey may play midweek before Chicago induction, while Kahn may step in at first base. Two nine inning games planned in Springfield with Poat and Calvert pitching.
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Hank Edwards
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Raider
United States Navy
Bob Hershey
Chicago
Naval Air Corps
Raiders
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Edwards
Hershey
Lou Kahn
Evansville
Decatur
Ray Poat
Paul Calvert
Kohawks Begin Practice With Small Squad of 22
Coach Moray L. Eby welcomed 22 players for the Kohawks first football practice at Coe field. Ten lettermen, five with prior college experience, led by Hank Moss. several sophomores and missing some veterans. The squad will practice twice daily until Sept. 20 with a Sept. 27 home game against Ripon.
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Moray L. Eby
Coefield
Hank Moss
Cedar Rapids
Monogram
Bill Arnett
Clarinda
DeWayne van Deelan
Eagle Grove
Kenny Anderson
Kanawha
Robert Christensen
Ray Christy
St. Louis Park
Minn
James Leehman
Charles Joss
Robert Schuetzky
Council Bluffs
George Hidinger
Oelwein
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Forest Park
Jack Rampelberg
Ellsworth Burker
Dixon
Mike Myers
Columbus Junction
Robert Nicholson
Milton Starcevich
Mystic
William Scharnberg
Davenport
Jack DuBois
Blue Island
Ken Wigness
Harlan
Vic Lowman
Clear Lake
Dick Lane
West Liberty
John Harkness
Downers Grove
Ill
Maurice Trickey
Iowa Falls
Nick Aegerter
Sumner
Burt Looney
Humboldt
John Bowne
Gordon Currie
Schaller
Don Locendorf
Clinton
Kimball Ross
Paul Scheele
Elgin
Hank Zientara
East Chicago
Ind
Eby
Kohawks
Ripon
Cars Acquire Freddy Martin To Pair With Pollet
ST. LOUIS AP reports the Cardinals bought Freddy Martin from their Houston farm system to back Howard Pollet on the mound. Martin, a right handed pitcher, posted 23 wins and five losses.
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ST. Louis
Carsdinals
Houston
Freddy Martin
Howard Pollet
Martin
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