Iowa Faces UCLA in Night Intersectional Clash at the Coliseum
Forty thousand fans expected as University of Iowa meets UCLA in a high profile night game at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Iowa seeks to slow Kenny Washington and rely on a strengthened backfield while UCLA tests an open passing attack and veteran lines. The Hawkeyes arrive after ten days of practice with Ken Pettit sidelined by injury and questions about the line's performance and reserves.
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Rochester Newark Tie in International Series
Newark Bears beat Rochester 7 to 1 to even the International league play-off series at 3 3. The pennant winners and Rochester meet again Friday night to decide who faces Buffalo for the governor's cup and a shot at the title world series.
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Coe Opens Season At Davenport In Clash With St Ambrose
Coe College kickoff marks the twenty fifth season for coach Moray Eby against St Ambrose at Davenport high school field. The Kohawks aim to end Davenport’s 23 game unbeaten streak while fielding a veteran lineup led by captain Bob Norris at center and Ed Cisler Roy Roughton in the backfield with Angelo Saccaro at quarterback. A crowd of 5 000 is expected for the 8 o clock opener and a squad of 33 travels for the game
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The Pirates, led by Jim Tobin, beat the Dodgers 6-0 and 11-6 while closing in on the National League pennant. Tobin, strong in recent outings, is viewed as the Pirates’ best bet to trouble the Yankees in the World Series. Arky Vaughan fueled a nightcap win as Pittsburgh extended its edge over the Cubs to 342 games in the ongoing pennant chase.
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Berg, Page Reach Women's National Golf Semis After Victories
Patty Berg advanced to the semi finals with a 5 and 3 win over Dorothy Traung. Estelle Lawson Page moved into the semis with a one up victory over Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite as Peggy Graham beat E R Hury to face Page in the other half. Marion Miley defeated Marian McDougall to set Berg against Miley.
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Cornell Opens Season Tonight With Grinnell
Cornell faces Grinnell at Grinnell tonight at 7 45 with optimism after last year 6 0 win. Grinnell enters with edge in experience nine lettermen to seven and seniors and juniors in starting roles anchor a stronger lineup while Cornell relies on a mix of seniors juniors and sophomores.
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National League Standings and Thursday Results
Pittsburgh leads the NL with 83 wins and a .693 percentage followed by Boston and Chicago. Thursday results include Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 0 and New York 6 Cincinnati 2. St Louis 5-1 and Chicago 4-2. Friday games Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Franklin and St Ambrose Meet Here At Hill Park
Franklin faces St Ambrose academy of Davenport at Hill park stadium at 7 45 in a home game. Injuries thin the Thunderbolts with Jack Sopousck and Bill Bloomhall out. Matt Herbeck moves to guard while Eddy Delzell Strate and Bill Fluegel or Magnuson lead the backfield.
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Picks for 1938 football season by Herb Barker
AP Sports writer Herbert Barker surveys early season outlooks for teams including Alabama versus Southern California, Minnesota, UCLA, Pitt, Army, Navy, Purdue, California, Texas, Illinois, LSU, Tennessee, Tulane, Duke, North Carolina State, Texas Christian, Oregon State, Texas A and M, SMU, Baylor, Denver, Colorado Mines, BYU, Arkansas, Xavier, and other college contests.
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Kane Wins British Flyweight Crown By Outpointing Jurich
Peter Kane defeated Jack Jurich to claim the British flyweight title before about 40,000 fans in Liverpool. Kane weighed 111 pounds to Jurich 109, with Kane gaining recognition as Britain’s champion amidst a controversial open title.
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Dysart Triumphs Over Keystone to Reach Third Win
Dysart high school Trojans blank Keystone 13 to 0 as 11 hits seal victory. Nial Dicken pitched in relief while Bob Cold tossed a no hit bid against La Porte City, and Dysart previously shut out Gladbrook 19 to 0 in the fall opener.
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