Iowa State Faces Big Challenge With First Team Strength
Iowa State relies on star backs Kischer Heileman and veteran linemen Gordon Reupke Ed Bock and Jack West as coach Jim Yeager builds a first string capable of carrying the season. The squad's depth behind the starters remains a concern with sophomores expected to fill gaps once reserves enter.
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Lewis Triumph Over Adamick Sparks Booing at Ringside
Light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis outpointed Jimmy Adamick in ten rounds in Philadelphia drawing boos from about 15 000 fans after a strong finish by Adamick. Lewis, who weighs 184, led early and survived late pressure, with promoter Muggsy Taylor hoping for a Farr clash next month.
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Australian tennis prowess and American golf futures noted
The piece surveys Australia’s tennis strength led by Bromwich and wide participation, contrasts golf’s rise with four unknowns in the U S amateur finals, and previews college football with Northwestern’s rookie star De Corrovent and Syracuse’s expected pace. It also recalls Yankees dominance in seven World Series and mentions the St Lawrence Seaway note.
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Iowa Gridmen Lose Gallagher and Woodiwiss to Ineligibility
Special to The Gazette reports two Iowa gridmen Gallagher from Oskaloosa and Woodiwiss from Osage ruled ineligible by coach Irl Tubbs. Despite losses, Iowa maintains depth with backfield candidates and multiple standouts like Kinnick Enich Eicherly Olson McLain Balazs Niles and Murphy.
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Milwaukee and Indianapolis Win In A A Playoff
The United Press report notes Milwaukee capitalized on superb pitching to win 6 to 3 in 10 innings over St Paul in the American Association playoffs while Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 4 to 1 in 11 innings. LeRoy Anton was held hitless by Buck Marrow, but George Blachelder earned the win in relief as Fred Schulte's 10th inning homer sparked Milwaukee.
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Roosevelt Des Moines clash could lift city grid hopes
Roosevelt high school fights to bounce back after losses leave 35 percent of starters out. If Roosevelt and McKinley win opening games, it would mark a clean week sweep for local schools and the first time all four won their first games.
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Matson, Former Iowan, Joins Buena Vista Football
Matson, a former University of Iowa star, will assist Coach C M Welch at Buena Vista this fall. He focuses on the line as the team, with fourteen lettermen, opens the season against Sioux Falls College in Storm Lake on September 22.
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Bromwich And Make Advance To The Semis
Australia’s John Bromwich beat Joe Hunt 6-1 9-11 6-3 6-4 to reach the men’s singles semi finals at Forest Hills. Gene Mako of Los Angeles defeated Gilbert Hunt Jr. 7-5 1-6 8-6 6-0 to join Bromwich. Wynne and Bundy advanced in the women’s draw.
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