Two Veenker Begins Practice At Ames With Inexperienced Squad
Iowa State College coach George Veenker opened the 1932 practice with 73 players invited from last year. Only captain Richard Grefe and end Harold Templeton remain from the 1931 starting lineup, as nine regulars graduated. New hopes rest on backs Ivan Impson and Ed Schafroth with linemen to be developed to replace spring losses.
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Iowa State College
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Simpson College
Richard Grefe
Des Moines
Harold Templeton
Ocheydan
Ivan Impson
Ed Schafroth
Ankeny
William Dixon
Colfax
George Smith
Milwaukee
Harry Schmidt
Joe Truskowski
Michigan
Louis Menze
Jack Beyer
Wilbur Braniff
Hiram Roe
Ames
Andrew Farrell
Omaha
Leland Mechem
Clarion
Ed Oberhauser
Waterloo
Wendell Johnson
Paul Stark
Leon
Harold Walker
Sloan
Grefe
Schafroth
Imson
Sophomores Lead Coe Drills Plans for Luther Game
Coach Moray L. Eby spoke optimistically that most of Coe college football’s machine this year will be sophomores. Eight freshmen practiced with veterans as drills resumed, with key players shifting positions to build a fast, versatile lineup for the season opener with Luther College in Decorah.
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Coe College
Crimson
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Luther College
Decorah
Batista Saccaro
Seymour High School
Dutton Eliminated In First Round Of Manchester Meet
In the Manchester Golf and Country Club fall tournament Dutton fell in the first round against Dr. J. I. Jones. Defending champion Dr J J Rock and 1929 winner J. J. Burbridge faced early eliminations in surrounding matches. Other championship flight results include George A Newman over J Mc Kens and M J Yoran over S Baxter.
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Manchester Golf and Country Club
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Talliat
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Warren
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Dean Dutton
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Fred W Hermann
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Troy Mills Swipe Toddville 5-0 in Opening Victory
The Troy Mills Trojans defeated Toddville High 5 to 0 on their home field. Krause pitched for Toddville allowing five hits while Walton held Toddville to one. Key moments included two double plays Shupp to Myers and G McCright to Shupp to Myers. Next Friday they host Alburnett.
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Mace Brown Hurls For North English Today
NORTH ENGLISH The hometown hopes ride on Mace Brown a Des Moines Western league pitcher as North English hosts Millard Transfer of Ottumwa in a decisive afternoon game Brown’s fastball and control are tested against a strong Ot tumwa lineup noted for a state tournament finish Others expect North English to challenge for the win behind their local star news desk reports.
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Des Moines
Guernsey High Nine Beats Hartwick 9-4 to Open Season
In Guernsey Ia on Friday the Guernsey high baseball team opened its fall season with a 9 to 4 victory over Hartwick high. Hartwick managed three safeties while Guernsey collected fourteen hits. Players listed include Merlin Stoker John Schmidt Dale Miner Lee Fuller Dale Grier Robert Jacobs Walter Meyer Boyd Close Raymond Cram Giles Crider and Francis Crider.
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Hartwick High
Hartwick
Merlin Stoker
John Schmidt
Dale Miner
Lee Fuller Dale Grier
Robert Jacobs
Walter Meyer
Boyd Close
Raymond Cram
Giles
Francis Crider
Pete's Service Team Faces Solon in Today’s Game
Pete's Service Team meets Solon at home as the Trpkosh brothers form Solon’s battery while Melichar and Zachar join the Indians in the lineup.
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Schnack Of Central To Play Pro Basketball
Wilton Junction reports Lefty Schnack, Central college forward and four year star under Coach Len Winter, has signed to play with the Terrible Swedes of Cabool Mo. An all state and all Iowa conference selection, Schnack is hailed as one of Central’s finest players.
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Len Winter
Central College
Cabool Mo
Frankie Petrolle Matched With Ross For 10 Round bout
Chicago promoter announces Frankie Petrolle is matched with Ross for a 10 round bout at the Chicago Coliseum on September 16. Barrey Ross and Frannie Petrolle of Schenectady are linked to the event as organizers or associates.
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Ross
Chicago
Barrey Ross
Cettard Frannie Petrolle
Schenectady
Bil Petrolle
Chicago Coliseum
Archie Kelsey Returns to Nebraska Pen for Postgrad Course on Mound
Lincoln Neb AP Archie Kel Sey star pitcher and all around Nebraska penitentia ry player returns for a post graduate course in the national game. He pled guilty to a robbery charge in Omaha and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary after being arrested while playing in a Winnebago game. He previously spent four years for breaking and entering and once starred with the Waterton club in the Mississippi Valley league before being sold to the Boston Braves for 3500 dollars but never reported.
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Archie KelSey
Nebraska Penitentiary
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Omaha
Friday Kelsey
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Waterton Club
Boston Braves
Yankees Take Two Tilts From Tigers
Senators defeat Browns 10 to 4 to sweep three-game series in St Louis. Browns four runs in second inning due to four hits, a walk and two errors but Kuhel's home run tied the game before Washington pulled away. Lloyd Brown earned the win after relieving McAfee in the third.
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Red Sox rally to beat White Sox 6 3 in pennant chase
Boston climbs out of AL cellar with a 6 3 win over Chicago as they close the gap to five and a half games. The game featured a tied score and a late inning burst, aided by an error and eleven hits.
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Athletics beat Indians 4 3 in final series game
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 in the season finale. George Harnshaw won despite scattered hits, as a three base muff by Earl Averill and Cissell’s error produced three earned runs for Philadelphia. The Athletics finish 12–12 in the season series with Cleveland.
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Metcalfe Wins Two Dashes At Victory Games
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette won the 100 meter and 150 yard special runs at the Victory track meet at Yankee Stadium. He clocked 10.6 in the 100 and 14.5 in the 150. Canadian relay team beat the U S in a 1600 yard race by eight yards. Stella Walsh won the 220 yard women’s event. Leo Sexton took the 16 pound shot put. The piece ends with a commerce report on railroad and highway mileage.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
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Knights of Columbus
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Pete Bowen
Ed Sandavol
Ted Razza
Ben Blanchard
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Milton Sandler
Alex Wilson
Canada
Luigi Facelli
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Robins Fall to Bruins in Major League Baseball Clash
The article details a 9 to 2 defeat of the Robins by the Bruins, with Freddie Fitzsimmons earning the win as the Giants also hammered Dizzy Dean and Winford. It notes Cincinnati Reds beating the Braves 5-2 in Boston, with Cy Johnson and manager Bill McKechnie cited in the context.
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Tribesmen
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Harry
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Saling And Gordon To Study At Iowa This Fall
Iowa City report two former Iowa Olympic champions plan near term enrollment at the state university. George Saling, high hurdles title winner, will study law while Edward Gordon will pursue a teaching certificate and both will join the track squad for workouts.
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Fred Frame Claims 1932 National Driving Championship
Fred Frame netted 20 points for a ninth place in the 100 mile state fair race securing the 1932 national driving title. Morrie Rose of Dayton won the race at 74.46 mph, with Bill Cummings of Indianapolis second and Wilcox third. Carey finished seventh as the AAA sanctioned season closed at Detroit.
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Nine Veterans On Deck As Manchester Grid Grind Opens
Manchester high begins football drills with about thirty players under Coach Sherman J. Tollefson. Nine lettermen return strengthening center and backfield, with tackle and end positions noted as concerns after last spring’s graduation. Captain Jimmy Gearhart leads returning linemen with guards Harland Bushnell William Grapes Raymond Heiserman and Herbert Boardman. Backfield lettermen John McIntosh Wilbur Milroy Thad Strathman and Earl Croskey may switch to ends. reserves Dick Long Gordon Hunt and Albert Cloud add depth.
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Earl Croskey
Dick Long
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Albert Cloud
Beers and Croy Set for Iowa City Wrestling Clash
Beers former Iowa national champion and 1928 Olympic team member meets Harold Croy in a headlining card at Iowa City on Oct. 11. Beers wrestled for the Hawkeyes in 1927-28 and now coaches at Purdue Gridiron, while Croy has built a strong pro record after teaching in Hills, Iowa.
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Ex Irish Gridder To Aid Crowley At Michigan State
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame tackle 1928 30, named assistant football coach at Michigan State College. Leahy coached last year at Georgetown. James H Crowley, one of Notre Dame s Four Horsemen, is head football coach at Michigan State.
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Gish resigns Nebraska athletic director post to enter private business
Herbert D. Gish announced his resignation as director of intercollegiate and intramural athletics at the University of Nebraska effective Sept 1. He will enter private business in Lincoln and his duties will be distributed among Dana Bible and other athletic department officials.
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Ouimet Favored in National Amateur Championship
The 1932 national amateur golf championship at Baltimore Country Club enters the calm-before-the-storm phase with twelve contenders led by Francis Ouimet. Preparations involve practice in approach and putting as players contend for the title amid sickness and injuries.
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Cereal Nine Closes Season With Double Bill at Daniels Park
The Three Minute Cereal nine ends its season this afternoon at Daniels Park with a double header. At 2 pm they face Newhall in the first game and then meet Robins in the second tilt.
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Ke-Wash League elects officers and releases football schedule
The Ke-Wash athletic conference officials met in Washington to elect officers. Supt. H E Ross of Wellman became president, Supt. H V Snodgrass of Kalona was re elected secretary treasurer. The football schedule lists Sep 16 Kalona at Richland and other October games with Wellman Keota Kalona matchups, leading to November meetings for basketball planning.
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Young Wins From Marvin Nelson In Special Marathon
George Young of Toronto defeated Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge Ind by 35 yards in a five mile match race in Toronto. The win earned Young 500 dollars as the prize for the trainer camp dispute that inspired the event.
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Albie Booth Expected to Coach Yale Backfield
New Haven Conn INS reports Albie Booth may coach Yale’s backfield in 1932 after receiving his degree last June. Booth has not announced acceptance but is expected to wear blue next Thursday when 112 candidates report. The offer followed Benny Friedman’s prior backfield role.
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Clarence Wins Opener In Wapsie Ball Loop
Clarence high opened its baseball season in the Wapsie conference Friday by defeating Grand Mound 19 to 2. Other winners were Lowden and Bennett. Lowden won a narrow nine inning battle from Calamus 7 to 6, while Bennett defeated Wheatland 5 to 1.
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Coralville Nine Plays On Victor Field Today
Coralville baseball team travels to Victor to meet the home squad on Sunday at 2 30 p m for a scheduled game on Victor Field.
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the Gazette
Coralville
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Stanwood Red Sox Win 3-2 Over Massillon
Stanwood Red Sox defeated Massillon 3 to 2 on Saturday. Moffitt pitched three hits and eight strikeouts for Stanwood while Klahn allowed eight hits and fanned eleven. Stanwood plays in Mechanicsville today.
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