Football Opens Weekend With Key Early Matches
This weekend features scattered cap matches across the South and West. Washington and Lee meets West Virginia in Charleston while Santa Clara visits California. Kansas tackles Warrensburg Teachers and Iowa State faces Central, Drake plays Grinnell, Auburn opens against Birmingham Southern, and USC hosts Occidental with UCLA facing San Diego State and LA JC.
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Big League Bowling Rhythm and balance tips from Al Demaree
Professional bowling advice explains that a correct delivery requires rhythm balance and follow through with the hand foot and ball arriving at the foul line together. A simple self check helps readers determine if their pace is right and warns against forcing a fast ball. Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on Spares upon request.
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Kalona Gridmen Set For Keota Tussle
Kalona football looks to build on a 13 to 6 win over Richland as it prepares for a Keota clash in the Ke-Wash conference. Key players Southwick and Fratcher pace Kalona, with a season schedule listed including Sept 22 at Kalona and Sept 29 at Iowa City.
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McGregor Golf Club Sponsors Inter-Club Tournament
The McGregor Golf Club in M'Gregor sponsors an inter-club tournament at the local course on October 1. Entering clubs come from Waukon Decorah Dubuque Monona Maquoketa Guttenberg Dyersville Dubuque West Union Oelwein Cresco El kader Prairie du Chien Lancaster Platteville. About eighty players expected.
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Rare Black Roses Bloom Across U S Exhibits Planned
West Grove Pennsylvania. Rare black roses produced this summer by a German horticulturist will bloom in September in the gardens of a commercial horticultural company here. Buds from the German rose were grafted onto wild roots and the company will display them nationwide.
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Washington Golfers To Tackle Fairfield
Washington, Ia. sends thirty five golfers to Fairfield Country Club for a return match after a nine point Washington win when Fairfield visited. Washington planned another return trip to Town City before the season ends.
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Bear Victorious in Marshalltown Wrestling Show
Jimmy Bear of Marion defeated Roy Beerdle of Marshalltown with a bos ton crab hold in sixteen minutes ten seconds in a preliminary match at the Marshalltown coliseum. Allen Eustace of Wakefield Kansas won two straight falls from John Friberg of Chicago in the main event.
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Giants among likely World Series favorites shift seen in chatter
The piece notes a tilt toward the Giants as World Series favorites over the Senators with betting figure Jack Doyle predicting the Giants as 6 to 5 bets. It mentions Bull Terry as a young manager at 35 and recalls 1932 Chicago game bugs, Ruth’s homer, and shifts in Yankees personnel and prospects for next season.
Michigan Practice Plans New Plays After Scrimmage
ANN ARBOR Michigan planned a Friday practice to test new plays for Saturday’s scrimmage. Three players remain sore from the last session including Herman Everhard tus Tage Jacobson and Mike Malashevich.
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Wisconsin Football Outlook Under Doc Spears Clouded By Ineligibility
The 1932 Wisconsin football team faces a bleak season with ineligibility and financial troubles. Captain Hal Smith returning at fullback anchors a lineup missing several regulars, while key positions compete among sophomores and reserves.
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Dick Haworth
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Russ Callahan
John Golemgeske
Rivers and Wood To Clash In Windsor Ten-Round Bout
Joe Rivers returns to Windsor Ontario for a ten round fight against Chuck Wood of Detroit. Rivers recently outpointed Sammy Mandell and scored a nine count on Mandell in the ninth round. Wood is billed as a top craftsman in the Detroit lightweight ranks.
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Chuck Wood
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140 Pounder
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Mandell
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Millersburg Falls to Keswick 3 2 in Baseball
Millersburg high school loses to Keswick 3 to 2 in a Tuesday night baseball game. Keswick scores the go ahead run in the final inning while Millersburg pitcher held the visitors to two runs. The loss drops Millersburg on the season as Keswick takes the win at home.
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Senators And Giants Clash In New World Series
Washington Senators clinched the American League pennant to face the New York Giants, champions of the National League, in a best of six or more series starting October 3 in New York. The article highlights youthful managers Joe Cronin and Bill Terry, the teams’ power and defense, and strong betting interest predicting a tightly contested series.
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Grinnell Defeats Toledo Eleven 13 to 0 in Home Game
Grinnell High School beat Toledo Eleven 13 to 0 Thursday night with Maurice Kelly scoring two touchdowns for Grinnell. Toledo’s Dick Morgan stood out as an outstanding guard.
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