Four Big Ten Teams Open Fall Practice Ahead of Sept. 27 Openers
Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Purdue head to the season with under two weeks to prepare for key Sept. 27 battles. Crisler seeks replacements at Michigan while Bierman and Elward drill kickers and punting. Indiana Drake Iowa Nebraska Notre Dame also gear up as squads emphasize fundamentals and early schemes.
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Senator Abbe Wins Grand Circuit Race
Senator Abbe bay gelding owned and driven by O H Wilmington won the $5,000 Scioto pace at Delaware Ohio, clocking 2:04 1/2 and 2:03 as the track records fell on opening day. The event drew a large crowd and was the largest purse on a half mile track for harness or running races.
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West Union Squad Stocked With Vets
West Union high school fields eleven lettermen among 17 football candidates. Battling for positions are captains and linemen including Earl Halverson Clarence Biermann Albert Bernau Donald Clark Harold Coke Davis Duke Earl Halvers on Bob Shroyer Bob Traeger Bob Walsh Gene Wood Rollin Daniels Lester Schreiner Dan Schnndle Lionel Weston Keith Graimes Harvey Schreiner. Coach Richard Banning's Bombers open against Maynard here Friday.
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Bob Traeger
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Rollin Daniels
Lester Schreiner
Dan Schnndle
Lionel Weston
Keith Graimes
Harvey Schreiner
Richard Banning
Maynard
Frank Stanek Pfeffer High Lead In Pin League
Frank Stanek of Fox Head tavern and Pfeffer of Lincoln alleys each rolled 610 pins in the Red Crown Men's Classic. Pfeffer totaled 223 225 162 for his 610, Stanek 191 194 225. Bob Sheridan of United Packing House Workers faltered after two strong lines 232 and 223, slipping by more than 100 pins on the third line.
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Drake Set For Season Opener Against St Ambrose
Drake University football completed practice for the season opener at Drake Stadium Friday against St Ambrose. Coach Vee Green tested fresh defensive lines to counter the Bulldog offense while Harold Anderson moved into quarterback duties and Ralph Frank sat out with an injured leg.
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Webster City
Buck Creek Opens With Two Wins Under Kibbie
Buck Creek high school baseball, led by new coach Ivan Kibbie, beat Earlville 2-0 and Greeley 5-1. Upcoming games include Sept 18 Hopkinton, Sept 24 Coggon, Sept 28 Hopkinton, Oct 1 Oneida, Oct 10 Coggan.
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Clarence Nine Opens Season With 2 1 Victory
Clarence high school baseball beat Mechanicsville 2 to 1 to open the season. The schedule lists Sept 19 at Clarence, Sept 25 and 27 sectional tournament, Sept 33 at Clarence, and Oct 13 Lisbon at Lisbon.
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Balazs Sold by Packers to Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers announce the sale of Frank Balazs former University of Iowa fullback to the Chicago Cardinals. Balazs joined Green Bay in 1939 and is now moving to the NFL rival franchise.
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University of Iowa
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Winfield seeks football game date requests
Winfield high school aims to schedule a football game here on October 10 or October 24. Superintendent G. G. Bellamy invites opposing teams to contact the school for arrangements and details.
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All Star Conflict Rosters Revealed For M and J League Game
Tuesday saw rosters announced for the seventh annual M and J league Wapsie Valley all star game set for Sunday at Alburnett. Managers Gene Bishop and Wapsie Valley skipper selections feature players from Cedar Rapids, Iowa Light, Wilsons, Quaker Oats, La Plant-Choate and other area clubs. Bishop urges absentees to contact him by phone at 5733 to confirm plans for Sunday.
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Y M C A Sports One By One
The Cedar Rapids Y M C A continues a seven part series on sports activities. Facilities include weights boxing badminton golf tennis and riding with a focus on general conditioning and health. Play starts tonight with an open invitation to visit and inspect the workouts.
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Bookies Forecast Yankees Pennant Odds Amid US News Notes
Long odds set by bookmakers on the Yankees in the world series with Charley Keller and Red Rolfe out. Other items include baseball writers praising Dodgers and Cardinals speed, Carl Hamill and Camilli discussed, plus notes on DiMaggio and Camilli, a golf remark by Francis Ouimet, and the Texas scholastic football league listing 672 schools playing eleven-man football.
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Frick Warns NL Clubs Over Unsportsmanlike Tactics
National League president Ford Frick warned clubs after Mondays 17 inning game between Brooklyn and Cincinnati ended in darkness. He promised a $1000 fine for repeat stalling tactics and noted umpires will issue warnings before forfeiture. He reprimanded both managers Leo Durocher and Bill McKechnie for conduct.
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New Tri County League To Operate This Year
A new high school athletic group called the Tri County League will operate this year with Victor Hartwick Chelsea and Malcam as members. Harold E. Cole of Hartwick serves as president and CR Satterthwaite of Hartwick is secretary treasurer. The league will sponsor girls and boys basketball.
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Fordham Fugitive Ames Chooses Somerville Guard
A misleading report notes Philip Bogdanovitch a sophomore guard from Somerville as a candidate sought today by a town state college in pursuit of a named football championship.
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Somerville
Dykes Urges Big Changes for White Sox Facing Yankees
Chicago manager Jimmy Dykes blasts all first division clubs to shake up rosters after a poor 1941 season. He vows to overhaul his own club and criticizes young players for lax ambition and easy lives. He predicts major moves to make a stiffer 1942 challenge.
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