Kohawks Open Football Season Against Coe With Patchwork Lineup
Kohawks face Monmouth in a Saturday opener at Coe field using a scrambled starting unit led by Captain Tess Leins and Bob Dunlop at end positions. With many inexperience and sidelined players, Coach Eby fields four sophomores and a lean squad of about two dozen for the Midwest conference clash.
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Baseball Meet Opens Next Week at McGregor
The north half of the Clayton county high school baseball tournament will be staged in McGregor next Thursday through Saturday. Marquette faces Luana at 1 p.m. Thursday, Monona vs Farmersburg at 3 p.m. Thursday, with Garnavillo idle. Friday sees McGregor vs winner of Marquette Luana at 1 p.m., and Garnavillo vs winner of Monona Farmersburg at 3 p.m. The title game is Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Monmouth College Picks New Athletic Director Coach
Special to The Gazette reports Monmouth College names Bobby Woll to lead athletics and coach the football team. The squad has only two regulars from last year, center Jim Rupp and end Walt Nicol, with Nicol eyeing tackle and potential all conference selections loom.
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YMCA Knothole Gang Sponsor Promises Local Football Fun
The YMCA Boys division will sponsor a Football Knothole gang for Cedar Rapids youths under 13 to attend home games at Coe College. Tickets cost five cents. registration opens after 4:30 pm Friday at the Y. Last year the group surpassed 900 members and similar turnout is expected. Members depart the YMCA at 1:30 Saturday led by Elbert Beaver and Ed Cleaver.
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La Porte City Tigers Fall to Urbana Nine 8-7 in Rough Contest
Special to The Gazette reports La Porte City des feated by Urbana 8-7. Urbana's battery featured Howery catching Schellhase and Gross, while Sam Brallier started on the mound for La Porte City.
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St Ambrose eyes rematch as Cornell looms
In a pageant of past results St Ambrose aims to extend a 30 game unbeaten streak while Cornell seeks revenge after a 6–0 loss on Sept 22, 1939. New coach Larry Mullins brings the Notre Dame system as Minnesota–based and Iowa opponents prepare for a Davenport showdown.
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Don Larson
12 Gridmen Report For Elkader Team
A squad of 12 men reported for six man football in the Incal junior college under coach Lyle Shroyer. The Elkader group includes Noble Tieden Oolberg Shultz Wold Slater and backfield men Remer Johansen Larson Latta Livingston McGregor. Schedule lists games at Waukon Tipton Independence Waukon Len with dates in September October.
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Drake Varsity Tops Freshmen In Scrimmage 12 to 7
Drake's varsity football team rolled over the freshmen for solid gains but settled for a 12 to 7 scrimmage win. Norris Someville of Harlan scored the lone touchdown on a 75 yard interception return.
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Williamsburg Thumps Conroy By 11-2 Score
Williamsburg high school defeated Conroy Wesday 11-2 in a district game. Key players included Bean for Williamsburg and Maas for Conroy as the match concluded with a decisive 11 to 2 result.
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