Eby Faces Backfield Dilemmas Before Opener With Upper Iowa
Coe College coach Moray Eby weighs assembling a capable backfield as the Kohawks prepare for a season opener at home against Upper Iowa. Scrimmages show uneven play with multiple backfield combinations and emphasis on improving quarterback, punter, and overall cohesion ahead of a anticipated Oct. 2 Drake challenge. Gene Carson stands out with eleven straight placekicks, boosting early scoring.
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Bull Martin Versus Tommy Marvin Set for Indoor Wrestling Night
Indoor wrestling begins next Thursday at Memorial Coliseum with Bull Martin facing Tommy Marvin in a two out of three falls, ninety minute main event. Eddie Jennings announced the match as the opener with a third man to referee, tickets available at Lyman's.
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Four Trafalgar Squares Named Outside London
The article notes additional Trafalgar Squares beyond the well known site in London, listing Stepney Chelsea and Peckham as places with similarly named public spaces.
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Biff Jones Sees Wide Open 1940 College Title Race
Norman Oklahoma Maj Lawrence M Biff Jones University of Oklahoma coach says Nebraska could field one of its greatest teams and join Ohio State Pittsburgh Princeton Minnesota in the national scramble. He favors Ohio State and notes strong southern program pace while recalling past seasons and his coaching records at West Point LSU and Oklahoma.
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14 Year Old Wins Skeet Shoot From Crack Field
St. Louis AP reports 14 year old Richard Paul Shaughnessy of Dedham Mass won the all gauge championship at the national skeet tournament with a 248 of 250. He opened with 99, then 100 straight, and 49 in the final round showing remarkable marksmanship.
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Delta High Wins 7 2 Tilt Over Sigourney Team
Delta High, coached by William Sherman, defeated Sigourney 7 to 2 on Delta field Friday afternoon. In the second quarter Don Rohloff scored on a line smash and Fritz Reed added the extra point with a forward pass. September 25 Richland comes to Delta for a game.
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Gehrig's 1800th straight game earns high tribute
Lou Gehrig, the Yankees iron man, reached 1800 consecutive major league games against Washington as New York received a morocco bound scroll from Mayor La Guardia. Joe McCarthy called him the greatest of all time, crediting his unyielding work ethic and durability. Gehrig batted .358 with 48 homers and 145 RBIs that season, nearing his career highs.
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New Coaches Directing Major Football Elevens
A dozen top colleges hire new head coaches this fall, with the South East Conference hardest hit. Lowell Dawson assumes Tulane, Josh Cody leads Florida, Bob Neyland returns at Tennessee, Carl Snavely takes Cornell, and Gil Dobie moves to Boston College. Other shifts include Wisconsin, Villanova, Santa Clara, Richmond, and more across the East, West, and Midwest.
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Fischer Captures Amateur Golf Title
The article recounts Fischer winning the amateur title, holding a lead at lunch and entering the afternoon with a slight tendon strain in his ankle. Officials treated the injury between rounds, and he appeared to improve but later faced a tougher finish.
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Cincinnati youth Johnny Fischer wins national amateur golf title
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Alburnett Defeats Springville 10 2 In Friday Tilt
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