Coe opens practice as 30 football men report for 24th season
Coe College football under Coach Moray Eby began practice with about 30 players, including 10 lettermen. Ten more expected by week’s end bringing squad to around 40. Several prior year lettermen were absent but expected to return. Training focused on linemen and backs with two sessions set for Friday and Saturday, as Carleton opens Sept. 25.
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Red Pepper’s Sport Chatter on Rickey and Dizzy Dean
Branch Rickey faces criticism for suggesting a year off for Dizzy Dean amid debates over his value and health. The piece weighs Rickey’s reasoning against Dean’s peak potential, noting Dean’s 13-10 record and a recent toe injury, while assessing broader baseball implications and other league notes.
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Viewing the Field with Coe Prep for Drake Clash
Coe college football plans loom as Coach Moray Eby faces a tough 9 game schedule. Central College coach Len Winter suffers lineup losses including co captain Harold Macy an all Iowa conference tackle from last year. Winter worries about fielding a light squad ahead of opening game versus Drake in Des Moines on Sept 17. Coefield highlighted as a busy spot on Thursday.
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Ryan Wins at Manchester in 8 to 5 Victory
Ryan defeated Manchester 8 to 5 before about 7,000 spectators at the American Legion Heyday picnic. He totaled seven hits and two errors, while Manchester had seven hits and five errors. Pitchers were De Woody and Davis for Ryan and Thomas and Earle for Manchester. Thomas, an Upper Iowa pitcher, struck out 16, De Woody nine. Dolan and Essling starred on defense for Ryan.
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West Coast Football Outlook for 1937 Season
Howard Jones surveys Pacific Coast Conference prospects for 1937. Washington Huskies favored, California Bears strong, Stanford, Southern California, Oregon State and Washington State rated for tough campaigns. Returning stars, new backs, and depth across UCLA, USC, Cal, Stanford shape a wide open race toward the Rose Bowl.
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Dunn to Meet Dock in Second Flight Handicap Finals
Keith Dunn advanced to the second flight finals by defeating Dr. John E. Stansbury 2 and 1. He will face W. R. Dock in the final. No other matches were played Thursday across the three remaining flights.
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Parks Softball Triumph Ties City Playoff, 2-1
The Parks softball team defeated Wilson's 2-1 to even the city championship series. Wilson's led 1-0 into the sixth before Parks tied it with two runs off bases on balls and timely hits, as Maudsley and Zvacek contributed key RBI plays.
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