Upper Iowa Plans Football Opening Versus Penn College
Coach Doc Dorman leads 52 players preparing for the season opener with Penn College of Oskaloosa on October 1. Notable assistants include Howard Wilkinson and Presta Ta. The Jettermen roster features many named players from across Iowa and nearby states as they seek the Iowa conference title, with a schedule beginning October 1 against Penn and continuing through October 15 Buena Vista and October 22 Luther on homecoming.
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Elkader High Eleven Opens With 31-0 Win
Elkader high school opened the 1938 football season with a 31 to 0 defeat of Monona. The victory extended a winning streak from the previous year as Elkader controlled the game from start to finish. Mentzel Huggins Wacker and Harnack scored touchdowns with Huggins adding the extra point.
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Independence To Meet Oelwein Next Friday
Independence high school prepares for the opener with Del We in Sept as coach Fritzell and Schwartz mold a 35 man squad with five returning lettermen led by John Hall George Baker Wilford Burkett Jim Barrett and Earl Stupp Burkett and Barrett move to tackle to compensate for scarce tackle material leaving Hall as the lone experienced back from last season.
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Sacred Heart High names captain for Tiger team
Oelwein article notes Bob Shock maker was elected captain of the Sacred Heart high school football team. He starts his fourth year as a regular on the Tiger squad. Coaches Father Lambert and Melvin Kirby lead a 26-man squad.
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Cornell's Two Scandaloovians Lead Cornell Football
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Ohio. Coach Dick Barker expects a strong season as Ray Knudson and Hokie Hokonson lead Cornell with speed and blocking from the backfield and line. California transfer Gerald Flamm adds size and strength as the team prepares to face Grinnell.
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Viewing the Field: Hedges Boots Player in McKinley Washington Game
Horace Cap Hedges ejects a visiting player for a fist to a McKinley lineman. The veteran ref continues a busy fall schedule including St Ambrose Coe in Davenport and local high school athletics planning. Clinton officials study the system, with Lloyd Harper visiting to learn. Davenport defeats Waterloo 13-0, boosting local hopes as Roosevelt prepares for Ames and Wilson for Waterloo.
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Grinnell Pioneers Hold First Practice Ahead of Cornell Showdown
Grinnell coach Lookabaugh led the Pioneers through fundamentals and signals in a Saturday session as they prepare for the opening game against Cornell Friday. Norman Tschirley returns while Willard White injures an ankle in a Thursday scrimmage. Training room upgrades and trainer Irwin Simon join the staff to cut injuries. Robert Hamann, Fred Hamann, and Harold High named to travel the Drake show roster.
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Clermont-Elgin six-man league forms for fall season
Clermont and Elgin join Hawkeye and Wadena high schools to form a six man football league with six teen players reporting for practice. The opener is Sept 22 at Elgin followed by Oct 27 at Hawkeye and other dates including Sept 23 and Oct 13. Veteran guards James Gilbert Bud Schrader Harold Gross Leonard Olson Leslie Anderson and Clemens Lofts are noted.
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Reserve Strength Is UCLA Football Worry
UCLA begins the season with 22 lettermen and a strong freshman group as it hosts Iowa Sept. 23 in Los Angeles. Healthful optimism clashes with doubt as reserves must prove themselves behind a veteran line and a backfield led by Ken Washington, with coach William H. Spaulding’s departure looming after a tough 1928 season. The eight conference games and two intersectors demand consistent performance.
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Three Teams Unbeaten In Wapsie Eight Loop
Clarence Bennett and Lowden kept perfect records in the Wapsie Eight baseball loop Friday. Bennett edged Wheatland 4 to 3 in extra innings, Lowden beat Stanwood 5 to 1 behind Meir, and Clarence won 3 0 at Mechanicsville.
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Atkins High Beats Shellsburg 11-1 in Home Opener
Shellsburg loses 11-1 as Atkins defeats them at home. Atkins battery included Schirm Poock and DeKlotz with Shellsburg’s pitchers Thomas Robbins and Peacock. Next Tuesday Palo will play here.
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Hedrick Player Robert Clausen Injures Leg in Friday Game
Hedrick high senior Robert William Clausen aged 16 sustained a fractured left leg Friday while playing against Richland in the opening 1938 high school football season.
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