Carleton Football Prepares for Coe Clash In Northfield
Carleton in Northfield, Minnesota fields a deep lineup led by captains Milton Minkin and Robert Kieling as they prep for the September 25 game against Coe. Veteran linemen include Euckert at tackle and Reishus or Hoen at center with backfield threats Mader Martin Posselt and Lockrem shaping the attack.
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Coe Coach Sees Slow Scrimmage Progress Ahead of Carleton
After a Saturday scrimmage Coach Moray Eby voices dissatisfaction with his team's fitness for the crucial Carleton game. He warns several expected contributors may leave the squad and says veterans will get first chance to prove their value while younger players develop.
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Independence Girl Pitcher Plays National Tournament Tenure
Geneve Clark of Independence returned to duties with County Treasurer John Corcoran after three weeks with the Sycamore Nebras ka girls team. Clark pitched in the state title clincher at Omaha and earned a trip to the national tournament in Chicago. The Sycamore squad fell to Cleveland 2 to 0 in the second round after opening 5 to 3 against Racine.
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Wapello High Schedule Set for Boys Basketball
Wapello high school released its 7 game home and 7 road basketball slate. Games include Morning Sun at Wapello December 17 and January 7, Mediapolis February 4 and Columbus Junction February 5, with Wapello hosting Columbus Junction January 14 and Winfield January 28.
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Waukon Golfer Makes Eagle on 226 Yard Hole
M C Stonecburg from Waukon sour joined local golf scene by scoring an eagle on the challenging nine hole at the Waukon course. He drove 226 yards from the tee with a number one iron to land near the cup and sink the birdie putt on the par four hole.
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Spotlight Turns 10 Football This Week
Preview of college football for the week notes teams across conferences. Minnesota looks strong though key players departed, while Texas Texas A and M era begins with Dana Bible. Southern Methodist, Nebraska, Missouri, California and USC all loom with potential shocks and title hopes.
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Sky Larking Eliminated After Belmont Futurity Race
Sky Larking a Milky Way Farm two year old and early favorite for the Belmont Futurity was euthanized after breaking a leg in the Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park. The Champagne was won by Menon with Bull Lea second and Fighting Fox third. Jockey Robertson escaped uninjured.
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Delta Football Loses 13-0 at Sigourney
Delta and coach Wilbert Page opened the season with a 13 to 0 defeat at Sigourney. Halfback Kenneth Utterback suffered a broken right foot in a pile up while carrying the ball, sidelining him with a severe injury.
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Waukon High Opens Season with Shutout of New Hampton
WAUKON The Waukon high school football team shut out New Hampton 6 to 0 in the season opener on Friday afternoon. George Bray caught a decisive pass from Freeman Joy to secure the win. The Waukon junior college team was blanked 18 to 0 by Mason City Thursday night.
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Monona High School Grid Card Announces Six Games Left
Coach Paul Caslavka unveils a seven game football schedule with Elkader opened on the home field. Eleven lettermen headline the squad led by Irwin Humker and Irwin Sheffert with several players named for key positions. The frame lists dates and opponents including Fayette Watken Posiville Clermont Caimar West Union with several games slated at home.
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Calmar Football Schedule Opens with Canton Opponent
Calmar high school plans a six game season starting Oct 1 with Canton Minnesota as the opener. Superintendent J C Iverson aims to extend the slate to Nov 5 with four games set: Oct 1 Canton here Oct 8 Clermont there Oct 15 Postville here Oct 22 Monona here.
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Kreevich Acknowledged As Standout White Sox Center Fielder
Midget Mike Kreevich, 27, the White Sox center fielder, draws praise as a top AL hitter. The 5'7" regular, nicknamed the smallest, bats .307 with 26 doubles and 14 triples, drawing comparisons to Tony Canzoneri and Joe DiMaggio.
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Grinnell Cornell clash stands as season tester
Cornell Mount Vernon plans two games this week with Grinnell on Thursday and Monmouth on Saturday. Coach Dick Barker cites improved depth with a large, experienced squad and a determined approach as Grinnell and Cornell renew local college football competition.
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Quasqueton High Wins Two Baseball Games
Quasqueton high school defeated Winthrop 8 to 2 in the boys game with Franck and Hekel as batters. Franck allowed four hits and nine strikeouts while Landis and Peterson totaled five hits and eight strikeouts. The Quasqueton girls beat Winthrop girls 8 to 5.
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Traer Defeats Vinton In First Game 12-0
Traer high school beat Vinton 12 to 0 in the season opener, scoring in the first and third periods during Friday night action in Vinton.
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Twenty Nine Men Report for Upper Iowa Football Practice
Fayette Iowa Twenty nine players reported to coach Doc Dorman for football practice. Six lettermen key names include Everett Eischeid Grant Peters on Paul Zubriggen Anthony Andrusyk Fae Tate Rex Chamberlin Cecil Spatcher Orville Pickering Kenneth Evans and Lowell Reish with others listed from Fayette Osceola Elgin West Union Hampton Des Moines and Sumner among towns.
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