Stagg Sees Chicago Grid Rise With Fresh Material
Chicago expected to rebound with a strong 1931 season as A A Stagg returns for his 41st year. An influx of talent from sophomores and last year’s players, plus promising backs Pat Page Jr and Cecil Storey, fuel optimism as the team plans to face five Big Ten foes including Indiana, Purdue, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Regulars Sahlin at quarterback and Toigo at end anchor efforts alongside returning linemen and centers.
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Wisconsin
Pat Page
Cecil Storey
Long Beach
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Storey
John Thomas
McCarthy
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Vinson Sahlin
Pompeo Toigo
Barton Smith
California
Bill Cassels
John Spearing
William Berg
Wayne Rapp
Keith Parsons
Raymond Zenner
Tigers Molded for Waterloo Fray in Week Two Scrimmage
Washington High coach Orville Rust reports a stronger defense and a more compact squad after a Friday scrimmage against West High, ahead of Friday’s Waterloo tilt. Backfield is inexperienced aside from Joe Reyna, with standout Charles Cullen and sophomore Kinch among promising performers. Ends Jim Nance and Frank Jakoubek lead a veteran line, while several sophomores compete for spots as Rust drives fast-paced practice to ready the Tigers.
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Duane Blackwell
Bill Neff
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George Nelson
Don van Meter
Jim Nance
Frank Jakoubek
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Grant
Harold Meyn
John Snyder
Arthur Campbell
Robert Jung
Emil Kuplar
John Clausen
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Bernard Smith
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James Chalmers
Frank Brohac
Harold Woodford
Woodford
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Bill Mineck
Coe Prepares For Opener Against Luther In Decorah
Coe College names a small squad for the upcoming opener with Luther in Decorah. Coach Moray Eby drills veterans and several freshmen to fill gaps, with Charles Claypool at center and Arthur Swartzentruber or Dale Harmon at guard. Sophomore Leslie Johnson and Walter Schwank vie for wings, while Fred Hild leads the backfield with passing and ball handling duties.
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Lester Johnson
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Joe Kettler
Harry Green
Erwin Hahn
Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Ernest Rasmussen
Elwood Miller
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Forest Rutgers
Fred Hild
Godfrey Slavik
Gehrig Foresees Yankees Sweep Cubs in 1932 World Series
Chicago AP reports Lou Gehrig predicts a four game Yankees sweep of the Cubs in the 1932 World Series. He says Cub pitching will be scattered by the Yankee bats and dismisses the Cubs as inferior. Gehrig’s bold forecast reflects Yankee confidence ahead of the series.
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Iowa Collects Ten Percent Tax On Hawkeye Tickets
AP reports Iowa officials will collect a 10 percent federal tax on University of Iowa athletic tickets despite Assistant Attorney General Neil Garrett's ruling that the tax does not apply in Iowa. Dr. E H Lauer, director of the Iowa athletic department, says regulations require tax collection and that a ruling change would refund ticket buyers. The piece also includes a long, unrelated sports column about baseball figures and past World Series performances.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Local Golfers Enter Clinton Open Tourney
A number of Cedar Rapids and Marion County club golfers will enter today’s Clinton Open. Competing from Cedar Rapids are Glen Darrow and Ocie Trimble while Leon Dorian Charles Burkhart and Harold Ballard represent Marion Country Club.
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Ocie Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Leon Dorian
Charles Burkhart
Harold Ballard
Marion Country Club
Colored Giants Meet Central City Today
The Colored Giants travel to Central City for a game today led by Lefty Ford who is lined up to start on the mound for Manager Wilson's club.
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Gasoline Cowboys to Stage Motorcycle Rodeo at Joe Bena Farm
Gasoline cowboys on iron steeds will thrill as a motorcycle rodeo unfolds next Sunday at Joe Bena farm. Earl Wood and the Unemployed Relief association promote a program with steeplechase races polo games a broad jump wall of fire and more. Twenty five percent of proceeds aid the needy. admission is 25 cents with ticket sales at the unemployment relief office.
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Earl Wood
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I. C. Gridmen To Face Hard Foe In Rock Island Game
I C Gridmen face tough test vs St Josephs in Rock Island Friday. St Josephs won last year city title by beating Rock Island High 9 6, finishing with eight victories and one defeat. Coached by Father E A O Connor in his second year.
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E. A. O’connor
Grant Eleven Nearing Team Unity in Practice Sessions
Grant high eleven shows progress toward a cohesive unit in late week practice as Coach Fred Winter builds a stronger line with inexperienced players. Offense improves in drills while defense tightens. key roles at quarterback, halfback, fullback and guard are being evaluated with several candidates gaining pace for starting spots.
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Iowa City High
Dog meat market in Haranggual Sumatra draws housewives
A report notes a dog meat market in Haranggual Sumatra where housewives can buy canine meat as a local food option. The article highlights cultural practice and market activity in a provincial setting.
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Sumatra
Calamus Man Elected President Of Wapsie Eight League
Ian Nels Olson of Calamus has been elected president of the Wapsie Eight conference. C. L. Bolon of Bennett was named vice president and Keith L. Benner of Clarence as secretary treasurer. The fall schedule lists girls basketball and a baseball lineup with intercity games including Bennett Lowden Grand Mound, Clarence Wheatland Calamus, and other matches through October.
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Leafy Vegetables Proposed to Battle Rural Anemia
Olive Sheets of Mississippi State College says making leafy vegetables a popular southern food could cut the nutritional anemia now widespread in rural districts.
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