Hawkeyes Begin Week Two Of Practice Amid Injuries
Iowa football moved into week two with signal drills and dummy scrimmage focus. Bill Diehl's sprained thumb forecast to improve. other sidelined players listed. Team projects a power backfield and offense despite last year's aerial approach. key backs include Gallaher Stauss Youell and Ankeny.
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Eddie Anderson
Anderson
Frank Caridco
Jim Harris
University of Iowa
Bill Diehl
George Gable
Henry Vollenweider
Bill Smith
Ohio
Francis Curran
Iron Men
al Couppee
Ray Murphy
Bill Gallagher
Bill Stauss
Hawkeye
Dr. Anderson
Jim Youell
Bill Parker
Des Moines
Bill Green
Bernard Mertes
Chicago
Gerry Ankeny
1939 Valley Champs Lose Veterans Ahead Of 1940 Opener
Dubuque high school's 1939 Mississippi Valley champions will be without seven lettermen when they open the 1940 football schedule against Franklin. Returnees include two captains and several monogram players. Thunderbolts coach Dalzell notes weakness at ends tackles and one guard. Rule changes discussed include ineligible receivers and a potential double penalty scenario. Coe College prepares for Monmouth with several sophomores likely to start.
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Kenny Anderson
George Starcevich
Chuck Joss
Ben Lowman
de Wayne van Deelen
Billy Arnett
Dale Thompson
Jesse Tubbs
Hank Moss
Joe Singer
Coe
Grinnell
Cornell
Eby
Rot McHugh
Dubuque High School
Rams
Franklin
Elmer Sisler
Jack Bierie
Roger Orvis
Ray Homberg
Joe Noonan
Charley Bregman
Leo McLaughlin
Thunderbolt
Dick Hoerner
Dave Pape
Glenn Gronan
Jim Chapman
Thunderbolts
Wilbur Dalzell
Fred Winter
Lions Club
South Dakota
Hawkeyes
Coyotes
Winter
Iowa
Raiders Play Here At 8 Tuesday
Opening the final home appearance of the Raiders in the Decatur Cedar Rapids playoff series the third game will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Hill Park. Chief Reynolds is expected to be the Raider mound choice.
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Raiders
Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Chief Reynolds
Raider
Ottumwa Golf Team Beats Locals 42 to 18
Forty-four golfers competed Sunday at Kenmore in a match between the Allied Industrial league and Ottumwa league. The visitors won 42 to 18, led by Glenn Melton with 72 and Al Alsdorf with 74. Jim McPartland top-scored for locals with 75, while Chuck Johnson finished 79.
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Kenmore
Allied Industrial League
Glenn Melton
al Alsdorf
Jim McPartland
Chuck Johnson
Roosevelt and Waterloo East Grid Game Canceled
Roosevelt and Waterloo East football game scheduled for Thursday Sept 26 at Cedar Rapids has been cancelled. Athletic director Fred Winter said the delay in Waterloo school opening caused the withdrawal mirroring Waterloo East's Sept 20 postponement with McKinley.
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Roosevelt
Waterloo East
Fred Winter
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Waterloo
Uncertain Season Tests Park Team Schedule
Winter plans set games around September including a McKinley vs Grinnell match and a Roosevelt weekend contest while Franklin’s Waterloo West game on September 27 may be cancelled due to an infantile paralysis wave.
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Franklin
Waterloo West
Winter
McKinley
Grinnell
Roosevelt
Shimek Wins Medal in Kenmore Fall Meet Match Play
Shimek earns medal with sub 70 in qualifying as Kenmore fall tournament advances to match play with 46 contestants in three flights. Championship features City Champion Dale Smith and Kenmore Champion Herman Smith while Elmer Hardwick leads veterans. First round pairings listed for championship and other flights.
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John Shimek
Kenmore
Dale Smith
Herman Smith
Elmer Hardwick
Shimek
Rob Stephenson
Atami
Jack Smith
Lee Smith
Joe Knowles
Charles Hough
Wes Novotny
Ken Johnson
Bob Bodell
Frank Camph
Jin McYartland
Matt Bittne
Glen Johnson
T._V. Hoagland
Ray Moore
Bill Fahey
Bill Culver
C. J Herberk
Rob Wish
Leo
All Sorts of Sports Shorts Highlights and Odds
A survey of 1932 sports notes covers defense against passes by Kansas A and 34.8 yards per game. It cites Paul Christman’s 6 yards on 11 attempts versus Kansas, and Nebraska posters omitting “football.” Quoted are Leo Durocher on Dizzy Dean’s comeback, a former wife sighting at the amateur, Dick Chapman’s gaze, Tommy Thompson’s rope trick, Grand National trivia, Lefty Gomez knuckler use, Wiley Moore, Sid Hudson, and Dick Hearn’s 25 wins seven shutouts and 173 ERA in the Florida State and West Texas leagues.
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Kansas
Paul Christman
Missouri
Jayhawks
Tommy Thompson
Pueblo
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Wiley Moore
Borger
Sid Hudson
Dick Hearn
Quasqueton Falls 3-1 to Masonville in Playoff Opener
In the opening game of the Delaware County league championship playoffs Masonville defeated Quasqueton 3 to 1. Rhinehold allowed four hits and struck out 12 but five errors cost Quasqueton. The series resumes next Sunday at Masonville.
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Quasqueton
Masonville
Rhinehold
Dick Rugg Retains City Tennis Titles
Dick Rugg won the city singles championship defeating Dr. Bob Netolicky 6-1 6-4 in two sets. Rugg and Del Leibsohn then won the doubles title over the Netolickys 6-2 6-4 6-2, dominating at the net and sealing the victory with strong serve and volley play.
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Dick Rugg
Bob Netolick
del Leibsohn
Rugg
del Lebsohn
Jim
Netolick
Netolicky
Gestring Defends National Women’s High Diving Title
Marjorie Gestring of Los Angeles remains the national women’s high diving champion after defending her title Sunday against the top aquatic stars in the nation in Los Angeles.
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Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
INS
Marejorie Gestring
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