Big Ten Football Opened With Training Underway
Big Ten football practice started across conferences as about 500 players reported for fall workouts. Michigan and Purdue emerge as title favorites with Ohio State Northwestern Minnesota among challengers. each coach assesses lineups, missing stars, and incoming sophomores for a competitive race.
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Big Ten
Hicago
Mb Nisin
Michigan
Purdue
Wolverines
Harry Kipke
Williamson
Newman
Mike Malashevich
Regeczi
Fay
Paul Moss
Boilermakers
Horstmann
Kiser
Lafayette
Ducie
Kohawk Grid Prospects Highlight Grinnell Scrimmage
Coe College Kohawks prep for Grinnell in the season opener as Moray Eby and assistants sift through 40 contenders for regular spots. Jons and Cook vie for tackles while Davis and Flood challenge at center and guard. Three backfields show promise as Hild anchors the ball carry, with final front line choices to emerge after Saturday drills.
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Grinnell
Pioneers
Coe
Moray Eby
Eby
Forest Rutgers
Ray Smith
Smith
Monticello High School
Clyde Jons
Toledo
Edman Cook
Keokuk
Jons
Cook
Kohawk
Harry Green
Charles Claypool
Jack Comstock
Morgan “Davis
Washington: High School
Harold Flood
Davis
Schwank
Walter Schwank
Bernard Bolton
Lester Johnson
Fred Hild
Wampler Defeats Kozarus In Decorah Texas Rules Match
Earl Wampler, a Scranton coal miner, defeats Kozarus from Indianapolis in two falls within forty five and fifteen minutes. The crowd boos his rough style as the local card features a draw between Cresco Pete and George Harmes and a four round boxing bout where Jimmy McAndrews beats Chap Sires by technical decision.
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Gazett Decorah
Decorah
Kozarus
Indianapolis
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Fair Grounds
Wampler
Jimmy McAndrews
Chap Sires
McAndrews
Pitt Will Be More Powerful Than Ever
Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland leads a lean, powerful 1932 Panthers unit designed to overwhelm foes. Backed by Mike Sebastian and dual quarterbacks Bob Hogan and Miller Munjas, the team features a strong line and key returners like Muggsy Skladany, Harvey Rooker, Tad Onder, and Doc Hartwig. Schedule includes Notre Dame, Navy, Minnesota, Nebraska and Carnegie Tech with high expectations after the Roses loss to Southern California.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Renee
Rentner
Poat
Potter
Ollie Olson
Sullivan
Bierman
Lund
George Sieber
Pittsburgh
Sutherland
Warren Heller
Ted Dailey
Joe Tormey
Notre Dame
Panthers
Mike Sebastian
Heller
Bob Hogan
Miller Munjas
Hogan
Izzy Weinstock
Heinie Weisenbaugh
Pittsburgh Hne
Muggsy Skladany
Harvey Rooker
Johnny Meredith
Frank Walton
Bob Hoel
Tad Onder
Doc Hartwig
George Shotwell
Tormey
Warner
Sebastian
Howdy O'Dell
George Malarky
Washington and Jefferson
West
Virginia
Morgantown
Navy
Minneapolis
South
Centre
Duquesne
Nebraska
Carnegie C
Martinique and Don William Win at Winnishiek Fair
DECORAH Martinique took first money in the 2:22 trot at Winnishiek county fair Thursday with Blagsvedt and Graham of Decorah as owners. Don William won the 217 pace for George Hayward of Sumbrota Minn, both horses winning in straight heats. Results list owners and competing horses including Chestnut Frisco Miss Martha and others in the trot and pace events.
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The
Gazette
Decorah
Martinique
Winnishiek
Don William
Blagsvedt and Graham
George Hayward
Sumbrota
Minn
Matumqug
Reeseees LY
Cardinals vs Black Spiders Rescheduled at Bunny Park
The Cardinals game against the Black Spiders at Bunny Park, postponed due to cold weather, will be played Saturday at 3 p.m. The teams will also meet Sunday at Middle Amana for a Zuber day event. Atkins withdrew from the original schedule.
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C.S. A. Cardinal-Black Spiders
Bunny Park
Middle Amana
Anamosa Grid Season Opens September 22
Anamosa opens its football season September 22 at home against DeWitt. Coach Jack McLees releases the schedule with games at DeWitt September 22 Mount Vernon September 29 West Branch October 6 Marengo October 13 Manchester October 20 Mechanicsville October 27 Monticello November 11 West Liberty November 17 Marion November 30 and thirty players in practice.
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Anamosa
DeWitt
Jack McLees
DeWitte
Mount Vernon
West Branch
Marengo
Manchester
Mechanicsville
Monticello
West Liberty
Marion
Red Star Team Wins Tipton Softball Meet
Red Star defeated Goodyear 8 to 7 in the opening game of the delayed Tipton softball series under flood lights. Cleaners edged Sunlite 5 to 4 in the night cap, forcing a final deciding contest before weather postponed further play.
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Red Star
Tipton
Goodyear
Frisch and Giants linked to 1932 managerial bid and Dizzy Dean salary clash
The piece recalls a mid season 1932 rumor that the New York Giants sought Frankie Frisch as manager after John McGraw's resignation, with Frisch reportedly disappointed at losing a chance to manage the Giants. It also notes Dizzy Dean's demand to raise his salary to 15000 and his multi income plans.
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Gabby Street
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
Frisch
John McGraw
Giants
Cardinals
The
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
House of David
Dean
Goodyear Players Start Training as Red Stars Lead
Goodyear players began training in the third inning with the Red Stars ahead 7 to 1. The Cleaners and Goodyear squads remained content to keep the series tied at that point.
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Goodyear
Red Stars
Cleaners
Tipton High Opens With Mechanicsville Under Lights
Tipton and Mechanicsville high schools open the season at Tipton under flood lights. Mechanicsville brings a strong, seasoned squad while Tipton fields a veteran backfield and a stiffly worked squad. Eastern Iowa High School Eight includes Mount Vernon Anamosa Monticello University High West Liberty West Branch. Remaining schedule lists Sept 29 Marion at Marion Oct 6 Mount Vernon at Tipton Oct 13 Monticello at Tipton Oct 20 Lyons at Lyons Oct 27 West Liberty at Tipton Nov 3 Muscatine at Tipton Nov 10 West Branch at Tipton. Home games all under lights this season.
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Tipton
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Monticello
University High of Iowa City
West Liberty
West Branch
Marion
Captton
Lyons
Lio
Muscatine
Tip
Cissell Undergoes Appendectomy for Appendix Operation
New York AP report says Chalmer Cissell infielder for the Cleveland Indians had an appendicitis operation at New York Postgraduate Hospital. Doctors said his condition was very good. The unrelated line about shrews is omitted as non-sentient filler.
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NEW York (Ap
Chalmer
Bill) Cissell
Cleveland Indians
New York Postgraduate Hospital
World Series opener set for October third in 1933
The 1933 world series will start October 3 at the National League pennant winner’s field with games at the Polo Grounds and Washington. A 23 man squad and two coaches were named for the Senators and Giants. Ticket prices remain as in recent years.
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Chicago
INS
Kenesaw M. Landis
Senators
Giants
Landis
Polo Grounds
New York
Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Thomas Clark
Frank Snyder
Grant Gridders Scrimmage Shows Promising Form At Coe Field
Grant high school scrimmage at Coe field under coach Fred Winter ends with a solid showing by the Grant Panthers though still inexperienced. The defense holds firm while the offense seeks consistency as Klumpar and backfield starters lead a cautious attack. Grant prepares for a night game versus Rock Island on September 29, while noting personnel like Garney and McCracken in key roles.
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Fred Winter
Grant
Coe Field
Winter
Panthers
Crimson
Klumpar
Smith
McCollister
Ford
Garney
McCrac
Country club handicap semifinals set for weekend finals
The Country club handicap tournament pressed on through bad weather as semi finals were set for Friday with Tom Yarnall versus R J Miller in the top flight. Miller beat N P Cracmer 4-3 in the second round and faced Dr J K Von Lackum who earlier fell 2-1.
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Country Club
Tom Yarnall
R. J. Miller
Miller
N. P. Cracmer
J. K. von Lackum
von Lackum
Yarnall
L. F. Prior
Hugo Brock
E. M. Soboda
George Alt
W. H. Dunshee
A. R. Zuercher
John Carey
H. J. Ross
Syd Cook
Marvin Wright
T. F. Blaul
Hicked H. E. Hunter
R. Marshall
F. C. Waples
Clarence and Lowden Prep Nines Battle Friday
Clarence high school meets Lowden in the season’s first real test in Langrence Iowa. Clarence opened with a 20 to 1 win over Durant and has shown marked improvement in workouts this week.
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Larengce
Clarence High
Lowden
Durant
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