Wilson High opens season with 25 0 win over Tipton
Wilson High School football opened with a 25 to 0 victory over Tipton as Tom Farmer scored three times and produced a 65 yard run. Farmer tallied from 46 yards and 65 yards after punt returns, while Glenn Kirby and John Sage delivered key plays on defense and special teams. Tipton managed only two first downs and failed to threaten.
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Barnard
Tipton
Tom Farmer
Ramblers
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Wayne Port
Bill Hanson
Weary Urban
Tom Jones
Wilson
Jack Sheets
Janos
John Sage
Sage
Glenn Kirby
Leo Mraz
O'Connor
Sheets
Don Bismiller
Bill Keene
Bob Nelson
East
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Kepple
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Oval
Cedar Rapids
Strudthoff
Delzell
Mehegan
Kettle
Franklin
L. Wood
Bowne
O’brien
Avelchas
J. Nelson
East High
Leonard Raffensperger
Moline Wins Third Game In Playoff Set 4 3
Moline rallied in the ninth to defeat Decatur 4 3 and trim the Three Eye league playoff series to two games to one. Murray Dickson tossed six scoreless innings before Decatur tied it, and Joe Cavosie lined a glove hit to drive in the decisive runs as Howard Berg yielded the walk loaded bases.
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Decatur
Murray Dickson
Commie
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Glyn Gibson
Tommy Nelson
Howard Berg
Dickson
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Bugs Lick Giants to Increase Lead in pennant chase
In a doubleheader split at Philadelphia and Boston the Pirates strengthened their NL lead after routing the Giants 7-2 with five homers. Cincinnati and Chicago press toward the top as Reds and Cubs sit within reach while Giants stumble to fourth. In the AL, Gehrig’s Yankees lose to Detroit but still need three wins to seal the pennant as Boston and Cleveland split.
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Reds
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Pep Young
Johnny Rizzo
Scatheny
Outsiders Reach Semi Finals In 1938 National Amateur Golf
Four dark horses Abbott Chapman Kingsley Turnesa upset favorites at Oakmont to reach the semi finals of the 42nd National Amateur. Chapman defeated Goodman 2 and 1, while Abbott and Turnesa also won in 20 and 19 holes respectively as rain and wind tested the field.
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Altadena
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Greenwich
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
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Magna
Utah
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Dick Chapman
Greenwich, Conn
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Little Willie Turnesa
Briar Cliff Manor
Pennsylvania
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Gus Moreland
Peoria
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Moreland
Melvin Harbert
Clay
Fischer
Johnny
Jim French
San Francisco
T. Suffern
Joe
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Hamilton
Chris Brinke
Birmingham
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World Series Opener Set for October 5 If NL Race Ends Tied
New York report says the 1938 World Series will begin October 5 unless the National League race ends in a tie. The first two games are to be in the NL champion's home, with games three to five at Yankee Stadium and games six and seven, if needed, back to the NL city.
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Elkader and Monona Clash in Season Opener Tonight
Special to The Gazette Elkader and Monona meet on Friday night with Elkader sending 24 players including nine lettermen led by captain Tom Rogers and others such as Robert Oolberg and Walter Rugland. After Monona the team will host Waukon Arlington Sacred Heart of Oelwein Postville Fayette West Union in upcoming games.
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Monona High School
Tom Rogers
Robert Oolberg
Walter Rugland
Joseph Juvick
Rollie Larson
Katschkowsky
Delbert Miller
Hermy Shultz
Glen Mentzel
Monona
Tama Indians Play At Watkins Sunday
The Tama Indians baseball club will meet Watkins here Sunday afternoon. The game starts at 2 15.
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National League Standings and Friday Schedule
National League standings show Pittsburgh at 78 86 .582 and Chicago 76 60 .559 with Cincinnati 75 61 .551 and New York 75 62 .547. Friday games feature Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn with two games.
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Standings and results for the American League
The American League table shows New York leading with 93 wins and 43 losses, followed by Boston and Cleveland. Recent games include Chicago 5-0 over Detroit and Philadelphia 4-1 over Boston, with upcoming Friday fixtures listed for Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Detroit among others.
Major League Box Scores Detroit Chicago and Boston Cleveland
Box scores summarize two games: Detroit beats New York 6 4 in 9 innings while Chicago loses 6 4. Boston defeats Philadelphia 5 4 in 9 and Boston loses 3 2 in the second game to Cleveland. Key plays include Walker Gehringer Dickey and Crowns in Detroit. Weatherley Doerr Foxx Homer and Cronin in Boston Cleveland.
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McKinley Hosts Washington Eleven For Season Opener
McKinley high school fans will watch the Golden Bears host Washington on the Hill park gridiron at 7 45 p m in the season opener. Coach Pauly plans Jack O'Brien and Jack Robertson at ends with Chuck Blahnik and Bob Jules or Bill Gillam at guards. Dean Tosh centers, Earl Carr at quarterback, Harold Briggs at halfback, Ray Engels and Vern Stolba in the backfield. Roosevelt and Lincoln meet Des Moines in a 2 30 p m Saturday game as Roosevelt seeks to bounce back from losses and rebuild with a new lineup led by Jack Hamm Ray Hamad and captain Howard Hammill in key roles.
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Dean Tosh
Earl Carr
Harold Briggs
Roosevelt
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Vernon Stolba
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Wolfe
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Art Miner
John Nelson
Princeton Football Player Lynch Dies After Light Practice
William B. Lynch 22 a two year football letterman from Birmingham Michigan collapsed and died after a light practice at Princeton University field He had just completed a jog and was entering the field house when he fell back and died of acute heart failure Doctors said he was in top condition from summer training with a U S track team His hammer throw achievements at Penn Relays and national AAU standing are noted He is survived by his parents Leigh B Lynch and wife and left for Detroit after notification
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William B. Lynch
Birmingham
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Rhode Island
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Detroit
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Community House Wins 5-2 in Softball Playoff Game
The Community House softball team defeated IoWa Light and Power 5-2 to even the city championship series. A four-run sixth inning powered the comeback as the two teams prepare for the deciding game Monday night. Lishters, Eye, Miller, Vesticho, Kacere contributed for the victors.
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Two Iowa Valley League Games Set for Sunday Postponed Contests
Special to The Gazette Walford hosts Norway at Norway to determine second place in the Iowa Valley League while Atkins meets Rises PR at Keystone. The games were postponed from last Sunday and moved to Sunday September 18.
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Coe College Opens. Rooms Needed for Returning Teachers
Advertisement urges landlords to contact The Gazette via Dial 2-1121 for rental wants. It notes Coe College opening soon and returning teachers will need rooms and apartments.
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Franklin high tops East Waterloo in season opener
Franklin high defeats East Waterloo 13 to 6 in the opening football game as star quarterback Al Eddy plays the full game. Eddy scored twice and sparked the offense with multiple carries and a late scoring drive while East Waterloo rallys with turnovers and strong defensive stands.
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Don Geyer Joins St Ambrose Coaching Staff
Davenport AP Don Geyer a 1936 Northwestern star fullback has been added as a part time assistant on the St Ambrose college coaching staff. He previously played for the 1937 Cincinnati Bengals and assisted at the University of Cincinnati joining head coach W J Dukes Duford and assistants Bob Klenck and John Depler on the staff.
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