Definite Dates Set For Local Prep Grid Games
Athletic Director Fred Winter announced definite home football dates all at the baseball park due to field constraints. The schedule begins Sept 20 with Wilson hosting Marshalltown at night, and includes eight night games to avoid conflicts with Coe and Iowa.
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Belden Hill Park
Fred Winter
Joseph Sadowsky
Water J. Barngrover
Sadowsky
Ball Park
Wilson
Marshalltown
East Waterloo
Roosevelt
East Side
West Side
Board of Education
Coe
Iowa
Arona
Iowa City
McKineley
Ei Allan
McKinley
Oe Hse
Franklin
Manchester
Newton
Watkins and Keystone Clubs Set Sunday Game
Watkins ball club ends Iowa Valley league schedule by hosting Keystone at Watkins next Sunday. A Watkins win would clinch first place in the league and secure top position for the club.
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Watkins and Keystone
The
Gazette
Watkins, Ja
Watkins Ball Club
Keystone
Watkins
Watkins Club
Balsa Wood Compared With Spruce For Strength
Balsa, noted as the lightest wood, has about half the strength of spruce, according to the comparison.
Hawks Eager for Football Season Training
Special to The Iowa City notes the University of Iowa Hawkeyes practicing two hours daily with another two hour session and evening training table discussions. Dick Crayne shines in punting while forwards and guards shuffle to improve line play as coach Ossie Solem leads a rigorous program. Scrimmage planned for Saturday as the squad refines fundamentals.
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Towa
Footeball
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Dick Crayne
Dwight Hoover
Crayne
Dick Bowlin
Bush Lamb
Salem
Jim Kelley
Bill Seel
Rudy Leytze
Three Teams Enter Washington Tourney
A junior baseball tournament is planned for Sunday near Washington at Libepe. Three teams, Little Demons of Washington, Richmond, and Ringworth, have entered. Ottumwa may also file an entry. The winner will receive a percentage of gate receipts.
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Tal
Gagette
Libepe
Washington
Little Demons of
Richmond
Ringworth
Ottumwa
Raiders and Cardinals map 1936 rosters in sprawling note
The Raiders and Cardinals outline farm affiliations and player movements for 1936. Names linked include Crossley, Taylor, Blackman, Webb, Howard, Foster, Ewing, and Milt Ocek with Rich recalls and tentative trades discussed. The piece references financials, season outlook, and a Cedar Rapids league context.
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Raiders
Cross
Jim Lyons
Rochester
Cardinals
Jim Ae
Ralph Mead
Milt * Ocek
Dallas
White Sox
Harry Johnson
Crossley
Howard Taylor
Kenny Blackman
Wee Wee Ae Wee Wee
al Laren
Gouta
Reiders
St. Louis
Webb
Howard
Cements
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Foster
Bloomington
Ewing
Springfield
Cardinal
Taylor
Blackman
Beeson Team Wins Central States Softball Tournament
Beeson 16 year old pitcher Bille Driscoll leads Beeson Beeson's to the Class B title at Waterloo finishing with a 2 1 victory over Chamberlain 18 5 over John Deere Waterloo 24 5 over Rexall Waterloo and a close 1 hit allowed performance against White of Strawberry Point in the final.
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Beeson
Gef
Bille Driscoll
Waterloo
John Deeree
Les Lawrence
Louie Hayes
Glen Hovlek
Chamberlain
Rexall
Frolic Club Tops North Liberty 6 1 In League Play
Frolic Club defeated North Liberty 6 to 1 on Frolic field with strong pitching by Jones who allowed one hit and struck out fourteen. The crowd enjoyed the lively finish as the Frolics completed the win after more than an hour of tugging and pulling.
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Cedar Rapids
Iseps
M. and J
Lews Electric
Hill
Frolic
North Liberty
Alberts
Jones
Iowa
Strawberry Point Squares Twenty Three For PHPAWHERRY Squad
Strawberry Point reports 23 men in ball practice under Coach William Zillmer. Nine lettermen listed include Kenneth Kamoss Kenneth Dunsmoor Edgar Nodurft Gerald Crain Thomas Morris James Barnes Donald Glass Charles Boland and Herman Marquardet. Prospects to win most games noted with upcoming schedule dates October 8 Lamont October 11 Edgewood.
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William Zillmer
Kenneth Kamoss
Kenneth Dunsmoor
Edgar Nodurft
Gerald Crain
Thomas Morris
James Barnes
Donald Glass
Charles Boland
Herman Marquardet
Eevee
Coe’s smallest squad starts stiff drill in practice
Coe College football under coach Moray Eby fields 27 players in fourth day of practice under a warm sun. soph Lowell Wedgbury joins the roster as more recruits are expected before Monday classes. Eby focuses on backs kicking drills with assistant Forest Rutgers guiding open-field blocking and punt returns.
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Coe
Moray Eby
Lowell Wedgbury
Laurens
Eby
Crim
Joe Schneider
Ralph Martin
Elmer Keith
Forest Rutgers
Gene Carson
Verne Pate
Jim Carruthers
Grover Calvin
Charles Claypool
Kohawks
Claypool
Harold Flood
Waverly
Ralph McLeod
Bob Smith
Marengo Stars Rout Country All Stars 14 to 2
Marengo Stars beat the Country All Stars 14 to 2 in a Thursday game. Orville Mumby cleared the bases with a home run during an eight-run rally. Mervin Fetzer, Cody Wisgerhof, and Arthur Zimmermann added key hits for the winners.
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Marengo
Orville Mumby
Mervin Fetzer
Cody Wisgerhof
Arthur “Babe” Zimmerman
Country Oldstern
Ed Simmons
Jack Blaine
Twenty Seven Report to Coggon High for Baseball
Seventeen players are reported as reporting to coach Smole at Coggon high school for a fall baseball schedule. The text is garbled with missing details but notes the team roster and season plan.
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Coggon
Smole
Coggon High School
Bowlers to Meet at Subway Alleys Tonight
City bowlers interested in joining Subway league teams are invited to a meeting at Subway Alleys tonight at 7 30. The gathering aims to organize affiliation and team placement.
Belle Plaine to Hold Baseball Tournament Sept 15
Belle Plaine hosts a city club ball tournament on the local grounds with Belle Plaine Elberon Victor and the Tama Indians competing. Opening game begins at 11 20 a m.
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Belle Plaine
Elberon
Victor
Tama Indians
O Donnell Advances To Final In Cedar Rapids Handicap
O Donnell defeated Dr Beardsley 3 and 1 to reach the finals of the Cedar Rapids Country Club handicap golf tournament. O Donnell carried a handicap of 11 and led most of the match with the finish decided at the seventeenth green where Beardsley, handicap 7, bowed out.
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H. G. O'Donnell
Cedar Rapids Country Club
David Beardsley
O'Donnell
Dr. Beardsley
Sixteen Report For er Junior Football Team
Elkader junior college opens with sixteen candidates for football practice. Only two are lettermen: William Witt and Kenneth Witherell. prospects include Nordine Olson, Don Meder, Maloy Mueller, Roy Embretson, Roy Berg, Vernon Diers, James Holscher, Clinton Bishop, Dick Busching, Kenneth Witherell, William Witt, Joe Morris, Prouty, Powell, Limbeck, and Newton among others.
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Elkader
Lyle Shroyer
Wm. Witt
Kenneth Witherell
Eliader
Raprare
Ends
Nordine Olson
Don Meder
Guttenberg
Malloy Mueller
Farmersburg
Roy Embretson
St. Olaf
Roy Berg
Vernon Diers
James Holscher
Dyersville
Clinton Bishop
Dick Busching
William Witt
Joe Morris
Mount Ayr
Prouty and Powell
Vient
Elkader High Faces Inexperienced Football Squad
Elkader Iowa special story reports coach Lyle Shroyer must field a largely new team with only three lettermen returning Don Witt captain quarterback Carl Winkler center and Bill Rogers end anchor a squad of 37 players as they near the opening game with a stiff schedule outlined though many juniors fill the ranks.
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Bill Rogers
Millerobur High Eyes Open for Baseball Drills
In Millersburg, coach A. H. Bruhn and recruits ready the baseball diamond as material for five teams accumulates. Practice starts immediately with a series of games planned in the English Valley league.
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Speeter
Millersburg
Pians
A. H. Bruhn
Lowden High Triumphs Over Wheatland in Baseball
Lowden High School won its second baseball game of the season by defeating Wheatland High School five to one. Stoke held Wheatland to one hit over five innings on the mound for the locals.
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Gasette
Dyersville
Iowa
Sunton
New Vienne
Theville Park
Colesburg
Pleasant Grove
Gaz Lowen
Lowden High School
As Wheatland High School
Stoke
Wheatland
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