Hawkeyes Fall to UCLA in Coliseum Thriller
Iowa Hawkeyes, led 3 0 early, crumble to UCLA 27 3 in a cold Friday night Coliseum clash. UCLA capitalizes on a blocked kick and late finishes, Merle Harris and Dale Gilmore key with 21 yard run and late scoring drive.
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Dale Gilmore
Kenny Washington
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Weick Kelley
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Kansas City Takes First From St. Paul
In St Paul Kansas City opened the American Association final with an 8 to 3 win over the champion St Paul team. Marvin Breuer pitched steadily allowing eleven hits but few with two outs. Lloyd Brown started for St Paul and gave up five runs in seven innings before being relieved. Hugo Klaerner finished and yielded three more runs.
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Drake Bulldogs blank Monmouth and Central in opener
The Drake Bulldogs defeated Monmouth College 47 to 0 in the season opener on Friday night. With star fullback Pug Manders sidelined by a knee injury the first string still powered a 24 minute show, led by Eldon Woltz who spearheaded a 21 point halftime advantage.
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Drake
Monmouth College
Central College
Fullack Pug Manders
Eldon Woltz
Iowa State Triumphs 14-7 Over Denver in Night Battle
Everett Kischer led the Iowa State Cyclones to a 14 7 win over Denver. He scored a TD and kicked both extra points while connecting on a key long pass to Bazik. Orlando Maio and George Hall also contributed as Iowa State closed a 0-0 tie after three quarters.
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Ames Gridders End Roosevelt Rally 7-0
A Little Cyclone team awakened in the third period to defeat a stubborn Roosevelt High squad from Cedar Rapids 7 to 0 on Friday night. Captain Hammill and Wall led the Ames pile drive while Carey and Mulhall sparked the defense with key plays and interceptions.
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Franklin Trounces St Ambrose 43 to 6 in 1938 opener
Franklin high's Thunderbolts routed St Ambrose of Davenport 43 to 6 at Hill Park in the 1938 debut. Albert Edds, Eddy, Fluegel, Magnuson and Franey led a dominant offense with multiple touchdowns and strong ground gains, while Eddy sparked several scoring drives including a 60 yard kickoff return setup.
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Franklin High
Thunderbolts
St. Ambrose Academy
Davenport
Hill Park
Orville Rust
East Siders
Albert Edds
Bolts
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Bill Fluegel
Bob Magnuson
Bill Franey
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Robert E. Johnson
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St. Ambrose
Jack Carroll
Bill Mehegan
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B. Nicholson
Loepp
Ti Hootman
J. E. Davis
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Charles Zoda
Cornell
Nesmian
Lloyd George
Stout Institute
Monticello and Manchester Play To Scoreless Tie
Monticello and Manchester battled to a scoreless tie as a late Monticello drive stalled at Manchester’s four yard line. Hoag led a steadier passing game for Monticello while Manchester outgained on the ground but fumbled repeatedly costing scoring chances. Coach Moore’s squad was short Behrends Jamison and Fairbanks due to injuries and illness.
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Jamison
Fairbanks
Maquoketa
Marshall
St. Ambrose
Bees
Jack Paul
Ambrose
Nick Kerasiotis
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McConnville
Guy Temple
Knox
Horace Hedecs
Dartmouth
Bob Burgitt
Iowa
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Chicago Bears rout Negro All Stars in Soldier Field game
The Chicago Bears, champions of the 1937 Western Division, hammered the Negro All-Stars 51 to 0 in an exhibition at Soldier Field. Lou Gordon may have broken his right leg after a block by Don Simmons. X ray results were pending Saturday.
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National League Standings and Friday Results
Standings show Brooklyn 63 77 450 and St Louis 18 74 479 with Pittsburgh at 5 8. Friday results: Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 32 innings, Chicago 4 7 Philadelphia 2 6. Saturday games include New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with St Louis at Chicago.
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Baseball standings and Friday results summary
In the American League the standings show New York 95 4 9 0.660 and Washington 71 72 0.497 among others. Friday results include Cleveland 8 Detroit 6 with a noted 8-6 final and Detroit 1-5 in the second seven innings due to darkness, plus only scheduled games including Botton at New York and Washington at Philadelphia.
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Budge and Mako Set for Net Finals at Forest Hills
Donald Budge and Gene Mako, longtime partners, qualified to meet in the National Men's Championships final at Forest Hills. Budge defeated Sidney Wood Jr 6 3 3 6 3, while Mako toppled Jack Bromwich 6 3 7 5 6 4, with a big crowd watching. Alice Marble edged Sarah Palfrey Fabyan in the women's semi finals, and will face Nancye Wynne in the final.
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Alice Marble
Los Angeles
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Postville Beats West Union Eleven 7 to 0
Postville won 7 to 0 at West Union on Friday. Williams, at left end, recovered a blocked punt by Paul Schroeder, who also credited with the extra point.
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McKinley Loses to Marshalltown on 13-0 Grid defeat
Marshalltown Bobcats dominate McKinley High with 13-0 Friday night scoring on a 55 yard run by Hooven and a second TD by Hooven after a 65 yard drive. Stolba and O'Brien starred for the visitors as McKinley failed to convert in the first half and passed up several chances.
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Big Timers Shoot In $13,500 Open At Westchester Open
The big game division of the 270 field competes for $13,500 in prize money as 170 players tee off for the second round in the Westchester Open at Scarsdale. Notables include Sam Snead Ralph Guldahl Paul Runyan Horton Smith and Walter Hagen among others. par 70 stood firm after Friday's trials with low rounds by Tony Tiso Andy Lapola and Tony Kosinski.
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Wilfy Cox
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Jimmy Hines
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Boxing Results From Cities Highlight Fast Knockouts
Pete Lello of Gary Indiana floored Varias Milling in the Philippines. Lou Broustard of Worcester stopped Joe Glatton in Quincy. Lee, 59, Nebraska, halted Dale Sparr in Hollywood. Jack Dallas outpointed Pauli Atlas in Dallas. Baby Arizmendi from Mexico City outboxed Umlo Gen in San Diego. Japanese lightweight crews noted in claim.
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Grinnell Pounds Cornell 20-0 On Ward Field
Grinnell, led by Freddie Luther and Fred Homann, defeated Cornell College 20 to 0 on Ward field Friday night. Luther scored from the 15 yard line, Homann added a 60 yard drive and a one yard score, and Nash found Walters for a 20 yard TD pass in the fourth. Cornell struggled after Sprague’s early injury. Grinnell outgained 13 first downs to 4.
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High School and College Football Scores Across Regions
The list shows numerous football results reported by United Press including Iowa State, Grinnell, Drake, Minnesota and others. Teams like Southwestern University, Alabama Polytechnic, Oklahoma City and Saint Thomas feature in varied scores ranging from close wins to blowouts across multiple conferences.
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Wilson High Rout East Waterloo In 18-0 Victory
Wilson High overwhelmed East Waterloo 18 to 0 in a football game led by star backfield duo Farmer and Kirby. The Bees built a first-half lead with a 12 point burst and stretched it with a 38 yard sprint by Farmer, while St Ambrose and Coe contests loom in the narrative of the upset bid.
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University High Beats Kalona 20 to 13 in Iowa City
Iowa City University High School under coach Paul Brechler defeated Kalona 20 to 13 in Friday action. Ed Burns and Duane Carson anchored the scoring with a 30 yard pass play and a late rushing score. Kalona found a late counter on Walker’s plunge and Gingerich’s pass to Moore.
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Iowa City High Crushes Mount Vernon 27–0
Iowa City High whites shut out Mount Vernon 27 to 0 at Iowa City. Fullback Herman Miller racked up 132 yards before being sidelined after ten minutes. Mt. Vernon could not advance to score against the Hawkeyes’ reserves.
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Tama Eleven Beats Grundy Center 7 to 0 in defensive game
Tama High Eleven limited Grundy Center to one first down and kept them from crossing midfield. A second quarter TD by Quigley on a reverse, followed by McFate to Dunlop for the extra point, secured the win for Tama in the Iowa Cedar league.
Ottumwa High Defeats Washington 13 to 0 in Little Six opener
Ottumwa High School beat Washington 13 0 in Friday night action marking the Little Six season opener for both teams. The win establishes Ottumwa as the early frontrunner in the conference slate.
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Anamosa High Dominates DeWitt 47 to 6
Anamosa High School defeated DeWitt Friday evening by 47 to 6. The Anamosa eleven showed strong offense and defense throughout the game, securing a decisive win on the field.
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