Coe Prepares For Upper Iowa Scrimmage On Saturday
Coe College fielded a mixed unit in a Saturday morning scrimmage against Upper Iowa, scoring twice but failing to secure a decisive edge. Coaches eyed lineup refinements as they aim to fix flaws and settle positions for the opener with key players like Keith, Bary, Schneider, and Carruthers competing for spots.
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Toledo and Grundy Center Play Scoreless Tie
A scoreless basketball game between Toledo and Grundy Center ended in a tie. The contest featured a tense defensive battle with limited scoring and a crowded crowd at Toledo Friday night.
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Lost Nation Defeats Wheatland Nine 7-2
Lost Nation beat Wheatland 7 to 2 in a baseball game. The result highlights strong pitching and timely hitting for the victors.
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Cubs Win 17th as Reds Defeat Cardinals
The Reds defeated the Cardinals to hand St Louis a loss in a late-season game. Pepper Martin and Frank Frisch led the Cardinals offense, while the Reds’ Herman and Lombardi hit key home runs and Riggs added a decisive ninth-inning triple.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Augustana 12-0 In Open Saturday Clash
Cornell's fourteen non lettermen beat Augustana 12 to 0 as coaches Barker and Dean used the same lineup most of the game. Brand led Cornell with a 63 yard run and the Statue-of-Liberty play set up the first touchdown. Peterson and Brand connected for another score in the third quarter after an interception.
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Traer Defeats Vinton 12-6 In Rainy High School Football
Traer beat Vinton 12 to 6 on Vinton's home field as a heavy rain night reduced play and ball handling. Traer scored in the first period and again in the third quarter while Vinton's defense blocked a punt for a key moment. Next Friday Vinton hosts Wilson Cedar Rapids on the local field.
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Conesville Nine Defeats Durant High 4 to 1
Conesville High baseball team defeated Durant High 4 to 1 on Friday. Gursted led the offense as Conesville improved their scoreline.
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Calmar High Falls to Wadena 13 6 in Open Game
Calmar High School football loses to Wadena High by a 13 to 6 score in a open game. The Calmar team showed effort but could not overcome the visitors.
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Ke-Wash Conference Plans Set with Officers Elected
Special to The G. Washingtons Supt M J Tandy of West Chester was elected president and Supt H E Ross of Wellman as secretary treasurer. Conference football schedules were approved opening Sept 20 and ending Nov 11 with one Thanksgiving game. Each member school announced schedules listing opponents and venues through Nov 11.
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Montezuma Gridders Edge Marengo 14 to 6 on Friday
Special to The Gazette Montezuma defeated Marengo 14 to 6 in a muddy game. Groenenbaum kicked extra points after a first quarter punt block and a second quarter pass from Boyd to Milling. Sparky Freeborn sparked Montezuma with strong runs as the Tigers gained 10 first downs to Marengo's 4.
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Elkader Juniorship Opens 1935 With Narrow 8-0 Win
Elkader junior college opened its 1935 season on the gridiron Friday night with an 8 to 0 victory over Washington junior college. Emil Limbeck plowed for TW yards and was halted at the goal after a long run, Dick Newton scored the second play, the try failed. Elkader posted 174 rushing yards to Washington’s 63, while fumbling four times to the visitors’ two. Dan Prouty and Limbeck sparked the backfield alongside Newton’s plunges, with center Ken Witherell and end Olson outstanding on defense and offense.
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Luther College Rout W U in 39 0 Conference Opener
Luther College opened its Iowa conference football season with a 39 to 0 victory over Western Union in Decorah Iowa. Temperature affected play as the Norsemen used a stronger second half to roll over the lighter opponents led by Howard Lybeck and backfield duo Forde and Leslie. Alfred Aaberg and Nelson Preus scored early touchdowns off deflections as Jim Rattler and Bartels shined on defense.
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Norway Nine Defeats Newhall High 11 to 4 in Opener
Norway high school won their fall baseball opener 11 to 4 over Newhall High. Batteries were Frimml and Hughes for Norway and Leib and Boddicker for Newhall. Norway still needs several basketball games to complete the schedule. Interested teams please write.
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Keswick High Nine Defeats Thornburg
Keswick high school defeated Thornburg 9 to 6 on the home diamond Friday. Land Wilkins pitched the complete game for Keswick.
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Lone Tree Eleven Edges Columbus Junction 15 0
Lone Tree high school football defeated Columbus Junction 15 to 0 Friday afternoon at Columbus Junction. Mediapolis is set to play here Saturday afternoon September 28.
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FANS IN FRENZY AHEAD OF SIGNIFICANT HEAVYWEIGHT CLASH
The article describes a looming heavyweight bout with Maxie planning an aggressive onslaught and a potential counterattack by an unnamed Negro fighter. Both sides face large stakes, with at least a half million dollars at risk and a future shot at the heavyweight crown held by James J. Braddock.
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Tigers Clinch Flag With Pair Of Wins
The Tigers secured the league title by taking both games of a doubleheader. In the Washington vs Athletics game, Washington edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 after a 4 to 4 opener. Hal Trosky led Cleveland with a 7 to 3 victory over Chicago as Monte Pearson pitched effectively.
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Yankees Trim Red Sox In Series Opener
Boston AP report notes the Yankees won 5 to 2 over the Red Sox in the series opener. Johnny Murrieta pitched, helping New York stay within striking distance in the pennant race.
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Yankees Rally To Top Sox Behind Phy Seven-Hitter
Phy pitched seven hit innings for his ninth win as the Yankees gained a 3 run lead in the fifth on a three run splurge against Jock Wilson. Murphy singled and Ben Chapman lined a ball scoring on a Dusty Cooke misplay for a triple driving in two. Gordon Rhodes relieved Wilson after walks to Gehrig and Selkirk, who singled to push the third run home. The Sox added a run in the same inning, but the Yanks answered in the seventh to maintain the edge.
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Decorah Downs Harmony in Narrow 21-19 High School Tilt
Decorah high school edged Harmony 21 to 19 in Harmony Minnesota. Coach Buckton noted delayed start due to school enlargements. Lauverne Miller led Decorah with three touchdowns a safety and an extra point.
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Kittenball Tournament At Columbus Junction
Twelve strong kittenball teams will play in the tournament here Sunday at the Louisa county fair grounds. Play will start at 9 a.m. and continue all day with the finals played under the lights. Teams entered include Coca Colas Elks South End A. C. Muscatine Wilkinson Super service Gadlient Coal Davenport Louisa County AU Stars Morning Sun Ding's Standard Oilers Columbus Junction Town City Olds Stars Fredonia Fort Madison and Mediapolis. Attractive prizes will be given.
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Belle Plaine Girls Play Riverside Park Today
Belle Plaine girls softball faces Riverside Park at Ellis Park on Sunday after the Alberts CCC game on the same diamond.
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