Kipke Seeks Linemen For Michigan 1932 Grid Drive
Michigan coach Harry Kipke faces building an 11 from unknowns as practice opens. He will pick 22 players, finds centers and guards, and relies on backfield depth led by Everhardus Regeczi Newman Renner Oliver and Heston. Michigan State Northwestern and Ohio State loom, with a six man line to start and punt formation on offense.
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Grinnell Pioneer Football Opens Practice For Season
Grinnell’s Pioneer football squad with about twenty-five players began practice on Monday as part of a stiff schedule of eight games. Additional players are expected to join this week, with key early dates including Sept 23 home opener versus Penn College and a road trip to Michigan State the following week.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter By Earl
Cedar Rapids outfielder Bill Mizeur joins Rock Island for post season in place of injured Tommy Lee. Rock Island seeks Mizeur’s addition with Cedar Rapids consent. Walter Johnson era at Washington sees renewed success as Senators surge. a league shakeup looms for next year with franchise moves and possible affiliations. Dale Alexander leads American League batting race tied with Jimmy Foxx as 363 while questions loom over league structure and replacements after the season.
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Marion Golfers Take Honors In Vinton Tourney
A Marion six man squad carried off top honors at the Cedar Valley golf tournament at Vinton Country Club. Strausberger of Marion won low medalist after a playoff with Steinmetz of Independence, the two tying at 75 then again after an extra hole. Final team scores: Marion 479, Anamosa 488, Oelwein 489, Independence 490, Vinton 499, Marengo 513, Kenwood 523, Mount Vernon 529, Williamsburg 571, Toledo 575. Waterloo entered but did not show.
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Linn County Board Proceedings August 1932 Tax Adjustments
Linn County Iowa board met August 30 1932 to suspend 1931 taxes on listed parcels under Section 6950 1931 Code. The minutes record tax compromises and a long list of property owners and proposed reliefs. further actions include road districts apportionment resolutions and a funding bond proposal of 95000 for prior warrants. The session ends with adjournment and notices to publish road district details.
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Brookhiser captures silver at Fairfax trap meet
Cedar Rapids shooter F A Brookhiser won the silver trophy in Fairfax Iowa by breaking 99 of 100 from sixteen yards and 45 of 50 from 23 yards in the handicap. He outshot Dr J W McGuire in a shoot-off after tying for top honors with Chet Williams and J Wilcockson won the doubles. Twenty six shooters competed amid windy conditions.
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Hartwick Baseball Opens Season in Loss to Guernsey 9-4
Hartwick hosted Guernsey in the opener and fell 9 to 4 as Guernsey led 9 to 1 before Hartwick rallied in the final half inning with two outs and no runners on base. Hartwick tallied three runs in the eighth to cut the margin but could not complete a comeback.
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Horseshoe Pitchers Defeat Cedar Falls at Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids horseshoe pitchers defeated a Cedar Falls team at Ellis Park 44 to 20 on Sunday. A return match is planned in Cedar Falls next Sunday.
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Big Crowd Sees Ring Tiffs At Grundy Center
Grundy Center saw four boxing bouts at the county fair drawing about 5,000 fans. Max Kiar defeated Mike Godfrey by a second round knockdown, Red Vogt and Newt Westergaard fought a long bout won by Westergaard, and Red Jackson stopped Jake Westergaard in the first round.
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Vinton Tennis Team Beats Belle Plaine 7-5
Vinton edged Belle Plaine 7-5 at Riverside Park on Sunday to claim three of four doubles. Singles matches featured wins by Sinsies Evens 6-2 6-1 and Fredderson Paeases 6-3 6-4, with solid doubles play across Kruse-Bordewick and Arice-Hall for Vinton.
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Elgin High Football Schedule Nears Completion
Elgin High School football coach notes about twenty players on the squad with strong enthusiasm after losing five key seniors last season. The schedule includes games against Postville, Owen, Arlington, Fayette, Elkader, and Marsd with home and away dates listed.
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Alburnett And Martelle Tie In Fifteen Innings
In a remarkable local game Alburnett and Martelle played fifteen innings and ended 3 to 3 when called after Sunday play. Flitsch homered in the ninth to knot the score for Alburnett while Etrel and Strait were the battery. Miller and Michaels played for Martelle.
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Three Minute Cereal Splits Double Header
The Three Minute Cereal split a double header to end the season with a 6 to 4 loss to Newhall and a 3 to 2 victory over Robins. Newhall’s battery was Manship and Boddicker. 7 Cereals featured Crawley and Harbert. For Robins, Dorsey and Gundey pitched while Harbert and Mason played for the Cereals.
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Edgewood Cruises to 13 2 Victory Over Colesburg
Edgewood high school baseball, under Supt. John Finlay, traveled to Colesburg Friday for the fall opener and won 13 to 2. The Edgewood boys totaled fourteen hits while Carl Fisher and others impressed at the plate.
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Morning Sun High Books Football Schedule Released
The Morning Sun announces the season schedule for Morning Sun high school football with coach J O Cummins. Games include Sept 16 at Muscatine night game Oct 1 at Columbus Junction Oct 8 at Win Mediapolis Oct 22 at Morning Sun Oct 28 at Lone Tree with open dates Oct 16 and Nov 6.
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St Olaf and McGregor Split Softball Games
McGregor girls beat St Olaf 27 to 16 in a Sunday tilt, while St Olaf won the men's game 4 to 1. The events featured both boys and girls teams from St Olaf and McGregor in a local softball doubleheader.
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Lowden High Edges Calamus Nine In Extra Innings
Lowden high school defeated Calamus 7 to 6 in Friday’s fall baseball game. The contest went into two extra innings as Lowden scored the winning run. Lowden registered 9 hits to Calamus 4.
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Ruth Recovering After Illness. May Play in World Series
New York reports Babe Ruth remains confined to bed but is considered past the immediate danger of appendicitis surgery. Doctors say a few days of rest could let him leave his apartment and potentially participate in the World Series if his condition continues to improve.
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Earlville defeats Edgewood 17 to 12 on Edgewood diamond
Earlville high school tenball team beat Edgewood 17 12 Friday evening at Edgewood Diamond. Earlville showed strong offense and defense to secure the victory.
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