All Four High Schools Open Football Friday
Franklin hosts Davenport at Hill Park in what looks like the toughest opener for the season. Wilson travels to East Waterloo, McKinley backs in Grinnell, and Roosevelt visits Marshalltown with a near toss up predicted for the night.
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Sosnouski Takes Key Iowa Coaching Post at Anamosa
Ackfield's former St Ambrose coach Stan Sosnouski steps into Anamosa Iowa leading a team riding a four year unbeaten streak. He aims for the state record for consecutive wins with 14 lettermen including Jake Horn Shorty Larson Pete Beardsley and Jim Sinrez. Beardsley injury may weaken the opener versus Vinton as Sosnouski introduces the V huddle and faces tough opponents like Wilson of Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Iowa
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Jim Sintrez
Vinton
Beardsley
Wilson High
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Don’t Delay Cedar Rapids High School Football Tickets Sellout Friday
Patrons are urged to buy the four admission tickets for Cedar Rapids high school games at 1.25 dollars each, with receipts split among four athletic funds. Teams from McKinley Roosevelt Franklin and Shuttleworth announce tentative lineups as 23 to 24 players travel to Grinnell Waterloo Marshalltown and Marshalltown for Roosevelt. All Hill Park games start at 7 45 p.m with expected capacity crowds for the Franklin Davenport tilt.
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Wolfe
Carpenter
Shaheen
Kinne
Beeme
Phelps
George Liddle
Pincknefy
John Liddle
Shuttleworth
Franklin
Rust
Davenport
Benton High
Chicago
Hill Park
Franklin-Davenport
Zale Leaves States for Navy Duty
Tony Zale world middleweight boxing champion from Gary Indiana leaves the United States for foreign duty with the Navy. He enlisted as specialist first class and trained at Great Lakes serving as a boxing instructor aiding in the navy physical hardening program.
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Zale
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Opening Mat Card Here to Feature Hillbilly Troupe
Cedar Rapids Athletic club books a hillbilly troupe for the Sept 25 opening wrestling card at Memorial coliseum. Elvira and Elmer Snodgrass are returning to wrestling to face all entrants, with two women’s matches and one men’s bout planned on the three match card. The 26.594 lb whale shark catch off Florida in 1912 is noted as the largest fish on record.
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van Horne
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Blairstown
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Paulsen
Becker
Keystone
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Hillenbrand Romps Through Freshmen in Indiana Scrimmage
Indiana coach Bo McMillin lauds backfield talent as Hillenbrand shines with a 60 yard run and two touchdown passes. Freshmen defeated 6-0 in the Wednesday scrimmage as Wisconsin Purdue Michigan and Minnesota tuneups report varying backfield progress and injuries across the Big Ten.
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Chicago
Indiana Hoosiers
Bo McMillin
McMillin
Billy Hillenbrand
Bol Cowan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Big Ten
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Bruno Niedzicla
Towa
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Bob
Illinois
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Jimmy Smith
Ray Florek
Don Griffin
Steve Lucic
Walt Correll
Len Calligaro
Pat Harper
Wisconsin
Camp Grant
Dippy Evans
Notre Dame
Cyclones to Play Full-Length Game At Ames Saturday
Iowa State college football engineers a full length scrimmage at Ames on Saturday as coach Ray Donels and staff report progress after two weeks of camp. The squad must keep improving for the Denver opener on Sept 25 at Boone.
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Cyclones
Ames
Iowa State College
University of Denver
Ray Donels
Louis Menze
Cap Timm
Mike Michalske
Linee Cocach
Boone
Denver
Hirsch Jacobs Nears Ninth Garden State Crown
In Camden New Jersey Hirsch Jacobs, already a dominant U S harness trainer, nears his ninth Garden State title as his owners and horses extend a long winning streak at the track and six national marks.
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Camden
Nea
Garden State
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