Collins Coe Captains Central Kohawks Opener Saturday
Melvin Squib Collins of Ottumwa will captain the Coe College Kohawks versus Central in the season opener at 2 p.m. on Coe field. Coach Dick Clausen, named Collins game captain, warns the squad lacks speed and reserves while previewing a lineup featuring sophomores Newgard, Babb, Pisel, and Davenport with Hal Marshall, Kenny Popp, and Ernie Atkinson in the defensive backfield.
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Midwest football opens season with Lawrence as favorite
The Midwest Conference begins its 24th season with nine teams in action. Lawrence College appears slight favorite to win a fourth straight title after a 7-0 non-conference win. the Vikings led by Bernie Heselton host Grinnell in Appleton in the feature league clash.
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Paul Clement to Speak at Walton Meet Banquet
Paul Clement of Minneapolis national treasurer of the Izaak Walton League will speak at the state convention banquet in the Montrose hotel Saturday at 6 30 p m Announcement by Frank K Powers Linn county IWL chapter secretary treasurer Host to about 400 delegates over two days Business sessions Saturday Montrose Field meet Sunday open to the public Walton Oaks and Miller s Pond
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Atkins Nine Rips Newhall Preps 13-5
Atkins tallied seven runs in the seventh inning Thursday and defeated Newhall High School 13 to 5. McKechnie and Miller, H. Weekly, Werning, and K. Weekly contributed to the offense in a game reported by The Gazette.
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Metz Leads Canadian Open in Rainy Vancouver
Dick Metz of Virginia Beach Virginia led the field into the third round of the $10,000 Canadian Open golf championship in Vancouver B C with a 138 total despite rain hail and cold conditions.
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Major Boxscores SENATORS RDGE BROWNS
Brooklyn and New York clash in a high scoring diamond clash with Mize Hodges Campanella among key producers. Kennedy, Hatten and Roe also work the mound as Brooklyn rides offense to a 5 1 win while Washington and St Louis deliver separate nine and eight run games in the NL slate.
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Mets at Phillies Thursday Night Recap 3-2 win
Cincinnati battles to a 3-2 defeat against Philadelphia as Hatton Caballero and Blatnik power the Phillies offense. Sauer Lamanno and Blatnik drive runs while Hatton earns the win over Donnelly in a 2 2/3 inning relief appearance.
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CHISOX STALL YANKS IN AL DOUBLEHEADER SHOWDOWN
In New York Chicago split with the Yankees in a doubleheader sweeping the nightcap 4 to 2 after a 2 to 0 loss. Key hits came from Johnson Papish and Wright with Lopat and Porterfield taking the mound for the early game. The second game saw Detroit and Philadelphia rally in a separate frame with Rosar Mullin and Wellman delivering in a 8 to 7 tilt.
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Columbus Redbirds Triumph in AA Playoff Closer
The Columbus Redbirds eliminated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 to clinch their fourth win in a seven game American Association playoff series. Chuck Stancey pitched effectively with three hits allowed and Bill Howerton homered twice for Columbus.
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College Football Schedule Snippets Across Major Conferences
Saturday and Friday matchups across Big Nine Big Seven and other leagues feature Kansas State Indiana Wisconsin Marquette Iowa Michigan Michigan State Minnesota UCLA Missouri Ohio State Purdue Notre Dame New Mexico Colorado Iowa State Nebraska and more with games listed by conference. Various pairings include Oklahoma Texas Christian Northwestern Iowa State and Missouri Valley clashes plus East West and Southern clubs among many others.
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Cyclones Open Big Seven Play at Nebraska
Iowa State, after a 27 7 win over Iowa Teachers, meets Nebraska in Lincoln for the season's first Big Seven game. Abe Stuber plans a lineup shift with Tom Southard at left tackle, while Nebraska moves Tom Novak from center to fullback to exploit power.
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Five Other Tilts Slated in Big 7 Weekend Action
Kansas opens with a Friday night visit to Denver as Kansas State risks its 26 game losing streak at Champaign Illinois. Missouri meets Ohio State at Columbus with Rollie Oakes injured but others ready for the Tigers. Oklahoma eyes a rugged test versus Santa Clara on a San Francisco trip while Don Faurot’s Missouri seeks strong start in the Big Seven race.
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Policemen Beat Gazette In First Annual Softball Game
The Police softball team defeated The Gazette newsroom team 14 to 8 at Ellis Park on Thursday evening. Baldy Wilson managed the police and umpired. After the game a 10 inch traveling trophy was presented to Police Captain Jesse Clift by Gazette City Editor Jack Mian. A late five run rally by The Gazette was stopped when Detective Inspector William Kudina tagged Photographer Blake Shipton at second base and Shipton was ruled out by umpire Wilson.
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O'Donnell Speaks at Knights of Columbus Baseball Night
John O'Donnell sports editor and Big Nine official addressed about 200 Knights of Columbus boys league players at the K C hall. He cited Glen Cunningham Babe Ruth and Elmer Layden as examples of American boys overcoming circumstance with heart and effort. Milt Starcavich attended as guest. Ed Weepie presided.
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Maquoketa and Clarence Win Opening Wyoming Tourney Tilts
Maquoketa defeated Lisbon 9 to 3 and Clarence beat Baldwin 11 to 3 in the first round of the Wyoming baseball tournament. Friday night matches set Mechanicsville against Oxford Junction and Maquoketa against Clarence for the second round.
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Winthrop Prep Beats Lamont High 8 to 6 in Baseball Tilt
Winthrop scored eight runs in the third inning and defeated Lamont 8-6 in a high school baseball game. Green and Bigelow contributed for Winthrop while Gaffney and McDennis were noted for Lamont.
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Ike Williams Defends Crown in Yankee Stadium Victory
Champion Ike Williams retains the lightweight title by stopping Jesse Flores in the 10th round at Yankee Stadium before 15,413. Williams plans a defense against Enrique Bolanos in Los Angeles next February. Ray Robinson also scouts a title chance after a 10 round non title bout with Kid Gavilan in a near empty stadium.
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Unanimous Call Forces Robinson Sign For Gavilan Title Defense
Robinson, long unhappy about a weak 147 pound field, was pressed by Sol Strauss of the 20th Century Club to sign for a title defense against Gavilan at Madison Square Garden on December 10 or 17. Gavilan’s American manager Angel Lopez warned that if Robinson refuses to defend, he will claim Robinson’s $5,000 forfeit from Thursday when he weighed 150 1/4 pounds.
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