Wealth Of New Material At Wet Coach's Disposal
Chicago football optimism grows as A A Stage returns for his forty first year. An influx of material, last year’s players, and standout sophomores bolster prospects. Key backs Pat Page Jr and Cecil Storey, quarterback Vinson Sahlin, end Pompeo Teigo, and California recruits Barton Smith and others shape a strong Big Ten slate including Indiana Purdue Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Leo Fischer
International News Service
Chicago
A. A. Stage
Tannan Awe Ate Mmere
Viincagyu
Das WS LO
Yales
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pat Page, Jr
Cecil Storey
Long Beach
Calif
Pat
Storey
John Thomas
McCarthy
Maroon
Page
Vinson Sahlin
Pompeo Teigo
Barton Smith
California Boys
Bill Cassels
John Spearing
William Berg
Wayne Rapp
Keith Parsons
Raymond Zenner
Tigers Molded for Waterloo Fray
Washington High's Tigers, after two weeks of practice under coach Orville Rust, show a compact defense and improving team cohesion. Offense lags with only one letterman back, but several in the backfield, led by Charles Cullen, display potential as runners and blockers ahead of their Friday collision with West High at Waterloo.
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Orville Rust
Washington High
Tigers
West High
Waterloo
Letterman
Joe Reyna
Cullen
Charles Cullen
Tigers Begin Season Build Up With Scrimmage Notes
Coach Rust shapes 1932 lineup as sophomores Kinch and De Moss show ball handling promise. Carsons, Maney and backfield candidates compete for carries while veterans Schwerke Hillier and Nance anchor a heavy end and line. First year players lack experience, but Rust plans rapid scrimmages and signal practice to push depth this week.
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Tiger
Kinch
Russell de .Moss
van Sike
Mott
Rodriguez
Rust
Bob Schwerke
Harbert
Bachkes
Robert McCaffrie
Don Hillier
Hillier
Carl Meyer
Duane
Blackwell
Bill Neff
Bob Gable
George Nelson
Don van Meter
Jim
Nance
Frank Jakoubek
Local Golfers Enter Clinton Open Tourney
A number of golfers will represent this territory in today’s Clinton open tournament. Planned entrants include Glen Darrow and Ocie Trimble of Cedar Rapids, along with Leon Dorlan, Charles Burkhart, and Harold Ballard of Marion Country Club.
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Glen Darrow
Ocie Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Leon Dorlan
Charles Burkhart
Harold Ballard
Marion Country Club
Colored Giants Play Central City Today
The Colored Giants travel to Central City for a game today. Lefty Ford is expected to start on the mound for Manager Wilson's club.
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Central City
Colored Giants
Lefty Ford
Wilson
Coe Eyes Season Opener Against Luther in Decorah
Coe College prepares for the season’s opener against Luther with a small squad. Coach Moray L. Eby concentrates on fundamentals and signal drills as he plugs holes left by graduation and leans on sophomores and a few veterans for key positions.
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Luther
Decorah
Moray L. Eby
Coe
Eby
Norsemen
Crimson
Charles Claypool
Arthur Swartzentruber
Dale Harmon
Bernard Bolton
Rosas Forney
Lester Johnson
Marry Green
J C Gridmen Face St Josephs Rock Island Next Friday
Immaculate Conception follows with a tough Rock Island test as St Josephs, city champions last season with an 8 1 mark and a 9 6 win over Rock Island High, brings a 33 man varsity under Father E A O Connor for the Friday afternoon showdown.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph's
Rock Island
Coan
Rock Island High School
E. A. O'Connor
Football lineup notes show rising backs and strong end
Richard Warren a sophomore is nearly certain to be used at a half with notable speed and agility though openings are not his strength. Chester Good leads at fullback with driving ability facing competition from Batista Saccaro a sophomore. Don Belknap a veteran end is working at quarterback and shaping as a solid alternate.
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Walter Schwank
Joe Kettler
Harry Green
Eby
Erwin Hahn
Kenneth Clatterpaugh
Ernest Rasmussen
Crimson
Elwood Miller
Hild
Richard Warren
Chester Good
Batista Saccaro
Don Belknap
Grant
Harold Meyn
John Snyder
Arthur Campbell
Robert Jung
Emil Kuplar
John Clausen
Joe Nelson
Bernard Smith
Nelson
James Chalmers
Frank Brohac
Harold Woodford
Woodford
Panther
Bill Mimeck
Charles Zogias
Stewart Fox
Dick Jones
George Davis
Gasoline Cowboys To Provide Thrills At Motorcycle Rodeo
Gasoline cowboys on iron steeds will thrill crowds at a motorcycle rodeo next Sunday at Joe Benn farm. Promoted by Earl Wood with the Unemployed Relief Association, the program features three motorcycle steeplechase races two polo games broad jumping and a wall of fire stunt. Twenty five percent of proceeds aid the needy. The three quarter mile course traverses rough ground with hills ditches and Indian Creek crossings. Admission is 25 cents with tickets at the Unemployed Relief Association 126 Third Avenue Southwest.
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Joe Benn
Earl Wood
Unemployed Relief Association
Association For the Aid of
Indian Creek
Lincoln Heights
Third Avenue Southwest
Grant Eleven Gains Unity in Practice and Faces Iowa City
Grant high eleven shows improving team unity in practice as Coach Fred Winter works with a large squad of inexperienced players. Offense improves, defense tightens, and key roles emerge including Meyn at quarterback and Kup lar, Clausen at fullback. Harold Woodford anchors the line with Chalmers and Nelson at ends. A stray note mentions Haranggual in Sumatra operating a dog meat market.
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Grant High
Fred Winter
Panther
Grant
Iowa City High
Coe
Gehrig Predicts Yankees Sweep in 1932 World Series
Lou Gehrig says the Cubs will be swept in four straight games as the Yankees aim for another title. He boasts a .383 World Series average in 15 series games and taunts Cubs pitchers while eyeing a headline clash with Babe Ruth. A note on nutrition adds a southern rural angle.
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Hicago
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Cub
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cubs
Lou
Comiskey Park
Babe
Pirates
Cardinals
Athletics
Iowa To Collect 10 Per Cent Tax On and Tickets
IOWA CITY AP The federal tax on University of Iowa athletic tickets must be collected despite Assistant Attorney General Neil Garrett's opinion that the tax does not apply in Iowa. Athletic director Dr E H Lauer said regulations by the internal revenue commissioner require collection. He said the opinion is helpful for efforts to set aside the ruling and the department has asked for a waiver since profits would revert to the university. If the revenue ruling is changed, tax money will be refunded to ticket buyers.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Neil Garrett
E. H. Lauer
Iowa
Lauer
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Calamus Man Elected President of Wapsie Eight League
Ian Nels Olson of Calamus was 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 sports program includes girls basketball. Fall baseball schedule lists Sept 9 Clarence at Wheatland and other league games through Oct 11 Calamus hosting Grand Mound.
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Calamus
Ian Nels Olson
C. L. Bolon
Bennett
Keith L. Benner
Clarence
London
Grand Mound
Wheatland
Wheat
Clarense
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Waterloo Fray
Bucks
Reyna
Clinton
Rasmussen
Forest Rutgers
Fred Hild
Godfrey Slavik
J. C
Zogias
Haranggual
Sumatra
New York
South
Clive Sheets
Mississippi State College
Calamits
Wapsie Eight League
Ping Ae
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