Cornell Hands Grinnell 12 to 6 Victory On Road
Grinnell rallies in the third quarter to defeat Cornell 12 to 6 after a 6 to 0 halftime score. Grinnell quarterback McLeod sparked two touchdowns with passes to Snow and Homan and a 35 yard run, while Cornell capitalized early with a first quarter touchdown and a mid game surge thwarted by Grinnell’s defense.
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Iowa Orders 2,500 More Tickets For Minnesota Game
The University of Iowa athletics department announced 2,500 extra tickets have been ordered for the Iowa versus Minnesota football game in Minneapolis. Total Iowa rooter tickets now 6,900, with an initial 4,700. officials expect a record away crowd. Minneapolis officials anticipate 61,000 spectators at kickoff.
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Conesville High Beats Letts 10 to 4 in Iowa High School Ball
Conesville high school defeated Letts 10 to 4 on Friday at Letts. Kemp, Single ton and Sprouse led Conesville on offense while Bell, Bick and Herrick starred for Letts. Letts outhit Conesville eight to nine. Conesville advances to meet Cotter in a Tuesday game here.
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Franklin Falls to Rock Island 38 to 13 in Illini game
Rock Island high powered offense overwhelms Franklin Cedar Rapids with 268 rushing yards and three Romanowski touchdowns. Rock Island improves to two victories in as many games while Franklin drops to one win one loss amid a 38 to 13 rout.
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Milwaukee Takes First World Series Game 7 To 5
Milwaukee Brewers the American Association champions opened the junior world series with a 7 to 5 victory over Buffalo. The second game is set for Borchertfield with expected crowd matching Friday’s 10,600 as both leagues weigh pitching options for the mound.
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City High drubs McKinley 35 to 6 in Cedar Rapids clash
Iowa City City High overwhelmed McKinley of Cedar Rapids 35 to 6 as Eldon Parizek scored on a 19 yard run and Keith Horn added an 85 yard TD. Buckley Hora connected twice for Iowa City and Vaclav scored McKinley’s lone touchdown late.
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Waukon Elevens Take Pair From Elkader
Waukon high school defeated Elkader 20 to 6 on local grounds Friday afternoon. touchdowns on kickoffs in the first, third and fourth quarters highlight the win. Edward Thome led the effort for Waukon. Waukon Junior College also beat Elkader Junior College 6 to 0 Friday evening at Elkader.
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Football Scores From The Associated Press
College and high school football results tabulated with numerous matchups across teams and regions. Notable scores include Drake 52 over Simpson 6 and Ohio Northern 40 defeating Findlay 0, plus many other regional outcomes and pairings.
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John Carroll
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Hastings
Augustana
Sioux Falls
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Denison
Defiance
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Findlay
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Caryville
Peru
Ellendale Indust
Valley City Twins
Kana College High
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Belle Plaine
Montezuma
Wilton Junction
West Branch
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Esaterloo
Fo Odge Oskaloosa
Boone
Shenandoah
Creston
Winton
Marengo
Winterset
Adel
Emmetsburg
Algona
Moline
Sioux City
Ida Grove
Cherokee Centerville
Baseball Scoring Summary and Box Score Details
Totals 36132721 Totals 262713 Batted for Doll in 8th. WOES FOC are canendrec class on cre ees cl hs 1 Error Whitehead. Runs batted in Ripple McCarthy 2 Cuccinello Thomp son. Two base hits Barteil Mayo Whitehead Ott Cuccinello Gumbert. Home run McCarthy. Sacrifice Bartell. Double prese See Carsey Bartell McCarthy Mayo Whitehead McCarthy Doll Warstler Jordan Cuccinello Warst ler Jordan. Left on bases New York 10 Boston 5. Base on basis Off Gumbert 2 Doll 2. Struck out By Gumbert 2 Doll 2. Hits Off Doll 11 in 8 Bush 2 ip 4 pees. Hit by pitcher By Doll Danning. Losing pee Umpires Magerkurth Parker and Klem Time line.
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National League Standings and Friday Results
Standings show dy York leading with 2 wins and 60 losses. Cincinnati 72 80 .474, Louis 4 S . 312, Boston 10 82 .461, Chicago 65 87 .427, Pittsburgh Bs 68 B33, Ph delic Philadelphia 53 99 .347. Friday results New York 3 Boston 2. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2. Saturday schedule Chicago at St Louis. Brooklyn at New York. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia.
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Sports Scores and Schedules Noted in Cleveland Page
The page lists NBA style results with teams New York Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and standings fractions such as 101 50 and 83 69 along with head to head results like New York 6 Philadelphia 5 and Washington 9 Boston 3. It also notes upcoming matchups Row at Cleveland New York at Washington Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Traer High Falls 6-0 to Teachers High in Cedar Falls
Traer High School’s Red and White lost 6 to 0 to Teachers High of Cedar Falls in an Iowa Cedar league game on the Cedar Falls field. The deciding touchdown came in the second period after Traer fumbled on its own 23-yard line. Riebe was the standout for Teachers High despite a windy day that hindered kicking and passing.
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St Patrick's Ramblers to face Immaculate Conception
The St Patrick's Ramblers meet the Immaculate Conception Greyhounds Sunday on the Roosevelt practice field. St Patrick's has one win after a 7 to 0 victory over Gazette news boys from sub-station 3. No admission fee was listed for the game.
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Coe Opens Football Season Against Upper Iowa at 2 PM
Coe faces Upper Iowa this afternoon at Coe field in the season opener. The Peacocks, who beat Coe in 1934 and tied the locals last season, bring a strong squad but must overcome a Coe team fielding ten lettermen.
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Temple Defeats Centre College 50 to 7 in Philadelphia
Temple University overwhelmed Centre College with a strong aerial and ground game. The 50 to 7 victory drew about 15 000 fans as Temple scored in every period and demonstrated a potent offense and solid defense.
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Carter of Fayette High Scores Nine Touchdowns in Lopsided Win
Iowa prep grid star Bruce Carter of Fayette scored nine touchdowns and five extra points for 59 points as Fay ette beat Wadena 85 to 0. The blowout marked a standout performance in an early season game.
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Sarazen Captures Australian Open Title in Melbourne
Gene Sarazen finished with a record 282 for four rounds to win the Australian Open in Melbourne, defeating a large field of international golf stars.
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Marshalltown Routs Wilson 12 6 in Friday Clash
Marshalltown High’s football team overturned a 6 0 halftime deficit to defeat Wilson High 12 6 at Cedar Rapids. Ben Trickey scored twice including the game winner on the final drives, while Usher and Krumm sparked Wilson’s attack in the first half before the Bobcats pulled away in the last period.
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Drake Beats Simpson 52 to 6 In Season Opener
Drake University opened its 1936 football season with a dominant 52 to 6 victory over Simpson College of Indianola. The Bulldogs scored in every quarter to lead 33 to 6 at halftime, with Simpson scoring on a fumbled punt return setup and a later pass and lateral. The game featured referees Egeny Vata and Miney lor of Field judge, and Harry O’Boyle of Notre Dame.
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Tipton High Tops Lyons 19 to 0 in Home Opener
Tipton Indiana high school football opened its home season with a 19 0 win over Lyons Lyons did not reach Tipton territory all night Hipple scored the early TD and again in the third period from the 23 yard line on fourth down A Miller to Howe pass near game end produced the extra point Banks Tipton fullback stood out Lyons Schaeffer suffered a fractured left arm
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Charles City Gridders Defeat Decorah 7 to 0
DECORAH After a defensive first half Charles City topped Decorah 7 to 0 on Friday. In the third quarter Smith broke through for a 40 yard TD with the extra point. Late in the fourth Charles City drove to Decorah’s five yard line as the game ended.
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Roosevelt Romps Over Marion Eleven 18 to 0
Roosevelt High defeated Marion 18 to 0 at Hill Park to stay undefeated at home. Key plays featured Ryerson, Linkletter, Sherriff, and Hammill driving into Marion territory, with standout Roosevelt line defense and a late Marion push halted before the goal line.
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Anamosa Nips Mount Vernon In 21 19 Thrilling Clash
In a tense contest Anamosa edged Mount Vernon 21 to 19 after six lead changes. Mount Vernon started 6-0, Anamosa led 14-12 after third, MVN led 19-12 late, then Anamosa scored its third touchdown to seal the win.
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Vinton High Beats Marengo in Opening Home Game
Vinton Iowa opened on their lighted field with a 7 to 0 victory over Marengo. The lone score came in the second quarter when McCaleb ran in from the 15 yard line after Vinton moved the ball downfield. Marengo threatened in the final period but failed to convert twice and ended short of a touchdown. A large crowd attended.
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Marquette Nine Defeats Luana 2–0 In Season Opener
Marquette high wins its first game of the season at home against Luana high by 2 to 0. Schaeffer dominates on the mound allowing one hit while Lindroth gives up three. Marquette next hosts Garnaville on September 29.
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Troy Mills Triumphs Over Central City 8 2
Troy Mills Trojans defeated Central City 8 to 2 in seven innings on the home diamond. The game stood 6 to 0 until the seventh when Harvey Sauer of Central City hit a homer and walk, adding two runs. Battery: Central City Sawyer Newman and Blowfield. Troy Mills Baty and Frasher.
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West Union Beats Postville 26 to 0 in Football
West Union high school defeated Postville 26 to 0 with all scoring in the first half. The Hornets used substitutes in the second half.
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Iowa City High Triumphs Over Kalona 18 to 0
Iowa City High overwhelmed Kalona with a faster, more experienced lineup. Captain Ralph Wombacher scored all three touchdowns including a 55 yard run in the final period to seal the 18 to 0 victory.
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