Franklin McKinley Friday Tossup Intra City Gridiron Clash
East side Cedar Rapids high schools Franklin and McKinley prepare for a Friday night game at Hill Park after tough prep work. Franklin leans on line play while McKinley relies on passing and a greener line, with key injuries affecting both squads and coaching staff evaluating starting lineups.
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Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Franklin
McKinley
Thunderbolt
Golden Bears
Bugaboo
Clarence Paulson
Len Paula
George Miller
John Chehak
Miller
Novak
Tow
Collins
Amity Blakey
Frank Lee
Leo Cabalka
Paulson
Paulu
Grinnell
Pugh
Davenport
Bissell
Griffith
Thomas
Durham
DeVaul and Koch
Chehak
Collins, Tow
McNelly
Goller Returns To First Team In Purple Camp
MT VERNON Cornell varsity works on kickoff formations returns and punting with no scrimmage. Bob King outs with a bruised leg, Milford Hayden may start if King cannot play. Dick Geller returns to first string after rib injury and two lettermen likely on the line are Jerry Halouock and Jim Harris.
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MT. Vernon
Walt Koch
Cornell
Purple
Koch
Ripton
Bob King
Oak Park
Milford Hayden
Hayden
Humboldt
Dick Geller
Jerry Halouock
Jim Harris
Dick Silliman
Bounder” Roberts
Gene Waldorf
Earl Bodine
Waldorf
Kings Abbey Wins Jerome Handicap in Belmont Photo Finish
Kings Abbey, racing in Louis B. Mayer silks, won the Jerome Handicap at Belmont Park in a three horse photo finish. Bless Me nosed out favored Devil Diver for second with Vain Prince fourth. carrying 112 pounds, Kings Abbey ran a mile in 1 36 2-5 and earned $6,325. Jockey Carroll Bierman rode the Mayer colt, which paid $21.10, $6.80 and $3.40.
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New York
Kings Abbey
Louis B. Mayer
Belmont ‘Park
Bless Me
Devil Diver
Vain Prince
Carroll Bierman
Whirlaway
Mayer
Rainy Davenport Clash: Pirates Meet Browns Under Canvas
In Davenport the Pirates and Browns prepare for a major league game under 7000 feet of canvas at Davenport Municipal stadium. President Beattie assures a prompt 8 p.m. start for workers at Rock Island arsenal. autographed baseballs by both managers will be auctioned for war bonds. Stadium seats 10,000 with 5,000 bleachers. doors open 6:30 p.m. workouts begin at 7.
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Gazette
Davenport
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Davenport Municipal Stadium
Everett Beattie
Davenport Baseball Club
Rock Island Arsenal
Luke Sewell
Browns
Frank Frisch
Pirates
Anderson to Direct Chicago Athletics
Kyle Anderson the University of Chicago baseball coach became acting athletic director, succeeding T. Nelson Metcalf who took leave to serve as athletic administrative officer at Great Lakes Naval Training Station with rank lieutenant commander. Nels Norgren will quit next week to become a captain in the army air force in Miami Beach, Florida.
Coaches Exchange Football Plays By Mail
Utah coach Ike Armstrong and Santa Clara coach Buck Shaw have simplified scouting by exchanging explanations and diagrams of their favorite plays through mail. The collaboration shows mutual respect and shared commitment to improving game plans.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ike Armstrong
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
Oxford Junction and Delhi squads show early season buzz in fall athletics
Dale Patterson leads Oxford Junction with a six man baseball nucleus winning the first three games 19 runs to four. Delbert Steffens Paul Lasack Bahnsen Zaruba and Verne Stef fens return as key lettermen. Center Point beats Alburnett 10 to 1 as Haars stars on the mound. Delhi hires Harold G Lincoln after George Starcevich departs.
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Resh
Supt. L. L. Long
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
ELHI
Harold G. Lincoln
Waterville
Lincoln
Delhi
George Starcevich
Cue
Donald Hugh
Billy Saunders
Dennis Vesey
Ralph Andrews
Arthur Schmidt
Vincent Haas
John Quint
Bobby "Wilson
Paul Liddell
Edgewood
Hopkinton
Oneida
Edgewoodre
Maquoketa
Henry
Bud Stinacher
Paul Coletree
Carl Agne
Howard Fitch
William Doerman
The
Ledger
Charles Kinsinger
Bud Buchannan
Jack Fraseur
Richard Bartell
Paul Kouitz
Edward Reeves
John Wilson
John Nabor
Paul Rife
Robert Cugsgriff
Bud Willer
Kenneth Wahed
Robert Deltman
Dale Rushque
Albert Horn
Robert Edge
Jim Kuhn
Fielding
Richard Tressell
St. John’s College
Minnesota
James Whitney
Newampshire
Fresh
Tufts
Teton Junior College
Vermont
Bates
Northeastern
Boston U
World's Champion Duck Caller Lures Ducks with Skill
Earl Dennison of New Bern Tennessee rises as a premier duck caller, likened to Williams Louis and Hope in their fields. He demonstrates calls at gatherings, notes a rising duck population, warns of reed shortages, and explains techniques and reeds used to attract ducks.
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Hirty
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Earl Dennison
Newbern
Ten
Ted Williams
Joe Louis
Bol Hope
Dennison
Maggie
John Beck
Linn County Fish and Game Club
C.S P.S. Hall
Iowa
Ducks Unlimited, Ltd
Minneapolis
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Chehak Miss Golden
Tait Cummins
Orville Rust
Arons
Twin Cities
Craig Sweet
Rust
Hootman
Morrison
Crowley
Lowe
Knowles
McBane
Vogl
Bill Olson
Fletcher
Ginsberg
McPartland
Hopkins
Repass
Engle
Wally Pinckney
John
George Liddle
Dean Barnhizer
Bob Turner
Melvin Penrod
Harold Littell
Bill Shuttleworth
Goller
Pictures
Hollywood
Wayne Mineck
Lincoln League
Red Crown
Agnes Buchan
Lincoln Commercial Leagul
Nottingham
Acme
High Chiverton
Yeaser's
Eagles
An McGregor
IMI
Jes No
Stelba's Bakery
High
Krumbholz
Drewry’s Ale
Kawkeye Express
Mineck
Universal Ene. Co
Myron Daeer
Macek
Fox Head Tavern
High Stanek
Fox de Luxe
Whipple Insurance
High Miller
Ane Novak Amusement
Lincoln Alley
L. Metzrer
M. Nelson
Hish. A. Buchan
Dr. Pepper
Igh Neisfelds
Ginsbere’s
Collins Broadcasters
Moody
Martins Town
Mttua
Marsh
RED Crown Women’s League
P Super
Eagles Na
Rhodes O
Sramek's Foods
Holley
Montgomery Ward
Pickart
Auba
Paramount Pharmacy Ae Sab
Wilson
D. Serovy
Bucs
Anderson
Chicago Athletics
Center Point
Alburnett Tues
R. Haars
Alburnett
Harold G Lincoln
University of New Hampshire
George B. Fielding
Tipton High
van Horne
Keystone
Harold Thompson
Nolan
Wright
Steenhouse
Rhe van Horne
Thompson
Stoecher
Severinceta
Blairstown
Newhall
Lloyd Paulsen
Dean Kimm
Boddicker
R. Davis
Rinderknecht
Dale Patterson
Egypt
Texas
New Mexico
Reader’s Digest
P. Lorillard Company
O’meara Clothing Company
Second Avenue SE
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