Kohawk lineup eyed for Grinnell opener backfield trio set
Moray Eby designates probable Kohawk starters for the Grinnell clash. Edman Cook and Jim Carruthers may debut in the line, with Morgan Davis or Don MacKay at center. Carruthers Good Hild Saccaro to share backfield duties as the squad weighs poundage against the Pioneers.
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Good
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Saccaro
Grinnell
Moray Eby
Midway
Kohawk
Civ Canhamarar
Edman Cook
Keokuk
Jim Carruthers
Washington High
Morgan Davis
Eby
Davis
Don MacKay
Kenosha
Wis
Ken Clatterbaugh
Shenandoah
Ellwood Miller
Waverly
Clatterbaugh
Cook
Charles Claypool
Clyde Jons
Toledo
Harry Green
Letterman
Walter Schwank
Art Swartzentruber
Davenport
Swartzentruber
Chet Good
Fred Hild
Batista Saccaro
Hogan Of Monticello Nets Hole In One At Tipton Meet
Bob Hogan of Monticello holed out on the ninth green at Tipton Country Club during a three cornered meet with Tipton West Liberty and Monticello. The Monticello golfer used a seven iron to pitch the ball 125 yards into the cup sealing the ace.
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Monticello
Bob Hogan
Tipton Country Club
Tipton
West Liberty
Official Notice of Road Vacation in Cedar Rapids Iowa
The commissioner reports in favor of vacating the road starting at the Southeast Corner of the Southwest quarter Section 14 Township 83 Range 8 and ending at the Northeast Corner of the Northwest quarter Southwest quarter NSW4 of Section 14. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Auditor in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa by noon October 10, 1933. Landowners named: Frank M. Davis Ida E. Davis M S Rawson and G L Lathrop. Dated August 28, 1933. County Auditor Robt M Vesely.
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North West Quarter
Nsw
Cedar Rapids Linn
Iowa
Frank M. Davis
Ida E. Davis
M.S Rawson
G L. Lathrop
Cedar Rapids
Robt M. Vesely
Marion Lineup Shaping Up For Tipton Conflict
Coach Donald Wolfe trains Marion for the opener with Tipton next Friday. Daily scrimmages highlight practice as the lineup remains fluid with candidates for line positions. The backfield features Captain Hunter, Boe Gatewood, and Price of Winners while the line includes Shirley at center and Hart I King Edwards and A King on the line.
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Donald Wolfe
Marion
Tipton
Shirley
I. King
Hart
Edwards
A. King
D. Smith
McKean
Hunter
Boe Gatewood
Price
Winers
Wolfe
Manchester High Faces Oelwein in Season Opener Friday
Manchester High prepares for a tough opener against Oelwein at the rival’s field. Coach Sherman J. Tollefson has built a strong offense around backs McIntosh and Strathman with Heisman shifting to blocking end. Quarterback duties may go to Mullen or Stephenson, while Arnold, Fletcher, Nagel, Carruthers, Baskerville, and a heated guard battle between Eberhart Shaw and Miss Roloff fill key spots.
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Strathman
Heiserman
Mullen
Stephenson
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Fletchers
Nagel
Carruthers
Baskerville
Eberhart
Shaw
Miss
Roloff
Football Returns at McGregor High School
McGregor High School revives football after two year absence. Coach Marion Moore has 23 candidates reporting to Turner field for evening workouts. Most players are inexperienced and a light away schedule is planned with Postville set for an October 20 game.
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M'Gregor
McGregor High School
Marion Moore
Turner Field
Postville
Real estate transfers reported for multiple owners
Transfers list numerous parcels in Springville Vinton and surrounding areas. Bessie Eckert to Orville and Flora O Brine, Conway to Mutchler, Woods to Sadie Baker, Jay June to Tessie Doty, Cousins to Sikora, Cartano to Cartano, Sterner Buffington additions, Farmers National Bank to Benton County Farms Co, and Powers to Mutchler. Dates range through 1933 with small consideration and mortgage references.
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Orville T
Flora H. O'Brine
Alandale
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Valcon
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John G
Hazel Mutchler
Hull
John M. Woods
Sadie Baker
Jay B. June
Tessie Carson Doty
H. J. Cousins
Otto Sikora
Louise Cartano
R. A
L. Powers
Secl a Cedar Rapids star joins Iowa Hawkeyes grid
William Secl a 200 pound sophomore guard from Cedar Rapids appears set for a starting role with the University of Iowa football team. Coach Solem says Secl is one of the best prospects on the squad and has impressed with aggressive defense and strong blocking during drills.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
University of Iown Grid
William Secl
Solem
Secl
Hawkeye
Iowa State Grid Enthusiasts Open 1933 Season at Ames Banquet
In Ames the booster banquet at the Ames Country Club kicked off the 1933 Iowa State season with 300 Cyclone supporters praising the squad. Coach George F. Veenker claimed the team is playing better and smarter than in prior years. The program featured historic Cyclones and guests Durwood Moss and Bert German, among others.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Ames Country Club
Ames Junior Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Hugo Otopalik
Veenker
Lighters Meet C S A Cards At Bunny Park Sunday
The Light company team plays the C S A Cardinals at Bunny Park Sunday afternoon. Cardinals include players from M and J league teams. Holmes vs Sturm expected to be pitching duel with Holmes having the edge last Sunday. Admission 25 cents.
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Light Company
Quaker Oats
Cc. Ss. A. Cardinals
Cardinals
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Sturm
Quakers
Elkader High Opens With Monona Eleven
Elkader high school football opens at Monona facing the Monona team. Coach mentions two lettermen absent. Witherell and Berg, due to injuries and illness.
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Elkader High
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Elkader High School
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Lyle Schroyer
Witherell
Berg
Fate Takes Hand In World Series
In 1933 a technique of stealing signs used by sign boards in ballparks is described. A lookout behind a sign used a telescope to read catcher signals while altering the O in words to signal fastballs or curves, a common pennant race tactic.
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Houston
Charley Dressen Earns World Series Bench Job With Giants
In 1921 Charley Dressen rose from the minors to manage Nashville and play third base. He joined the Giants Sept 1 to fill in for an injured player and could handle the hot corner in the World Series. Dressen spoke of relief at joining the Giants and the chance to see and play in the Series.
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Peoria
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati
Reds
Nashville
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Giants
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Marengo High Opens Against Montezuma
Marengo high school prepares for its season opener against Montezuma with a light roster and several inexperienced spots. New starters include Mark Brown at guard and David Carlton or Jack Somney at end, while veterans Lyle Dye, Bob Beilstein, and Julian Bartusek anchor the line and backfield.
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Leo J. Samuelson
Montezuma
Mark Brown
David Carlton
Jack Somney
Franklyn Eddy
Jack Beilstein
Richard Kell
Lyle Dye
Bob Beilstein
Julian Bartusek
Vette Kell
Harold Reynolds
Babe” Zimmerman
Cities Service Plays At Alburnett Sunday
The Cities Service team of the M. and J. league will invade Alburnett Sunday afternoon.
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Alburnett
Iowa Varsity Runs for 9 Touchdowns
Iowa City reports the Hawkeyes, after five days of double practices, show marked progress under Ossie Solem. Dick Crayne and Joe Laws starred in a scrimmage scoring nine touchdowns for the first team, with Laws racing eighty yards for a score after entering for Russ Fisher. The coach shifts backfield roles, moving Robert Rook to halfback and Fisher to quarterback while sustaining Crayne at fullback and Hoover at halfback, as Bernard Page earns a first team end spot and Jim Dee struggles with offsides and blocking.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Ossie Solem
Salem
Dick Crayne
Joe Laws
Laws
Russ Fisher
Husky
Lawrence Haltom
Robert Rook
Des Moines
Fisher
Dwight Hoover
Crayne
Bernard Page
Jim Dee
Dee
Coon And Fox Hound Field Day At McGregor
A coon and fox hound field trial is planned for Sunday at the Larry Kersten farm four miles northwest of McGregor on Pleasant Ridge road. The notice also mentions a population figure noting nearly three million infants under one year of age.
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Coon
Fox Hound
McGregor
The
Gazette
M'Gregor
Larry Kersten
Pleasant Ridge Road
Giants Pitchers Show Unorthodox Deliveries in Series
In a pre World Series look, Washington batters will face a left handed screw ball from Carl Hubbell in game one and Fred Fitzsimmons knuckleball in game two. The piece notes varied pitching styles across both clubs and hints at advantages and weaknesses, including Manush's edge in Washington's sun field and the Polo Grounds outfield.
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EW York
Washington Senators
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Schumacher
Wiley Moore
Mel Harder
Ike
Pruett
Fitzsimmons
Knuckler
Senators
Ted Lyons
Giants
Crowder
Whitehill
Big Weaver
Polo Grounds
Heinie Manush
Sun Field
Washington
Washingir
Manush
White Sox
Thornburg High Over Gibson 9–8 in Fall Baseball
Thornburg High School secured its fourth straight fall baseball win by defeating Gibson 9 to 8 on Tuesday afternoon in Thornburg Indiana.
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Thornburg High
Gibson
Thornburg
Thornburg High School
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