Brilliant Array Of Major Stars At Hill Park Oct 7
Major League All-Stars led by Bob Feller to face the Kansas City Monarchs in Hill Park on Thursday October 7 at 8 p.m. Feller appears but pitches two innings at a time and will not take the mound here. Warneke Fette and others from the All-Stars provide a star lineup with 1 550 grandstand seats and 1100 bleachers available.
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Aer Oeets
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Hill Park
Bob Felter
Kansas City Monarchs
United States
Feller
St. Paul
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cub
Lou Fette
Boston Bees
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warneke
Fette
Rollie Hemsley
St Louis Brown
Johnny Mize
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
Bully Knickerbocker
Browns
Don Gutteridge
Ival Goodman
Reds
Vince DiMaggio
The
Bees
Yankee Joe
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Mike Ryba
Jim Weaver
Local Schools Enter Mile Team Race at Iowa City
Eleven schools plan entries for the state interscholastic mile team race to be held at the University of Iowa on October 9. Entries close October 4. Runners contest a quarter mile track in classes A B and C. Schools listed include Roosevelt and McKinley Cedar Rapids Dubuque University High Iowa City East Des Moines Conesville Burlington West Waterloo LeClaire Oskaloosa Ottumwa. A cross country meet follows October 23 at Iowa City over a 19 mile turf course.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
George T Bresnahan
Roosevelt and McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque University High
East Des Moines
Conesville
Burlington
Burlington West Watterloo, LeClaie
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Utah triumphs over Montana State 19 7 in opener
Utah university defeated Montana State college 19 to 7 in the Rocky Mountain conference football season opener. The game, played in Bozeman, marked the league debut for both teams.
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Bozeman
Mont
Utah University
Averte
Montana State College
Tulsa U. Rout Oklahoma Club in 19–7 Victory
Tulsa University delivered a potent aerial attack and solid ground game to defeat the University of Oklahoma club 19 to 7 in Tulsa. The Golden Hurricane scored three touchdowns in the third quarter and added one in the fourth, building a commanding lead.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa University
University of Oklahoma Soonds
Tulsans
the University
Belle Plaine High School Adopts Free Ticket Policy for Games
Superintendent Morris explains the attendance system at Belle Plaine high school. About 250 season tickets priced at 1 dollar each are sold for football, with free admission for all students. Home games include Wilson Cedar Rapids Brooklyn Tama Marengo and Vinton. The plan aims to boost school spirit and learning through sports while avoiding crowd control issues. A 1500 crowd watched the Franklin Roosevelt game at Hill Park with bands and parade between halves. Next up are games at Rock Island Massillon and Town City as the Thunderbolts face tough competition and seek strong adult support. A side anecdote recalls Harold S. Vanderbilt and a towel laundry joke from summer sports pages.
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Morris
Belle Plaine High School
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Brooklyn
Tama
Marengo
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Franklin
Oelwein
Roosevelt
East Siders
Rock Island
Rock Island High School
Massillon
Ohio
Town City
Little Hawks
Thunderbolts
Hack Wilson Sued For Separate Maintenance
Martinsburg West Virginia AP reports former baseball star Hack Wilson is named in a circuit court suit for separate maintenance and child custody filed by his wife Mrs Virginia Wilson The case seeks custody of their son and lists Hack Wilson as a former Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants and Chicago Cubs player
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis R. Hack. Wilson
Virginia
Wilson Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pitt dominates Ohio Wesleyan 59 to 0 in tune-up
Pittsburgh Panthers overwhelm Ohio Wesleyan 59 to 0 with all 59 players seeing action. Key scores by Cassiano including four touchdowns and a 66 yard run, Patrick and Dickinson also contributing as Pitt advances toward a Rose Bowl bid before 19 500 fans.
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Panthers
Ohio Wesleyan
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Goldberg
Patrick
Cassiano
Dickinson
Stapublis
Pitt
Five Coaches To Tutor Iowa Fresh Gridmen
Iowa City staff of five coaches led by Elwood Waddey Davis will direct nearly 100 freshmen for practice at the University of Iowa. Assistants Rollie Williams Otto Vogel Joy Kistler and Ted Swenson join Tubbs system focus. Notable returning players expected include Holzhauer Niles Rajcevich Enich Norgaard McKinnon and Ely.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Elwood“Waddey” Davis
University of Iowa
Davis
Iowa Grid
Washington University of St. Louis
Rollie Williams
Otto Vogel
Joy Kistler
Ted Swenson
Iowa
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William Holzhauer
Muscatine
Niles
Mike Rajcevich
Clinton
Mike Enich
Boone
Jens Norgaard
Town City
Jack McKinnon
Perry
Ely
Guthrie Center
California Stuns St. Mary's 30 to 7 in opener
California Golden Bears opened their season with a 30 7 victory over St. Marys Gaels in Berkeley. Stub Allison led a powerful offensive display as Cal beat St. Marys for the first time since 1923 marking a standout early season triumph.
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Ins
California Golden Bears
St. Mary’s College
Allison
Bears
Madigan
Cornell Harriers Prep for Season at Cedar Rapids Meet
Cornell University harriers under Coach Judd Dean train in Mount Vernon with six varsity runners and six freshmen. The varsity is slated to compete at the Midwest Conference meet in Cedar Rapids at Coe College, while Dean seeks dual meets with nearby colleges. Runners include George Schroeder and Bob Swenson among others.
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Dreibelbis
Center Junction
Corey
Morning Sun
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Brown blanks Connecticut State 20 to 0 in opening win
Brown earned its first season opening victory since 1934 by defeating Connecticut State 20 to 0 in Providence. The Bears avenged last year’s 97-0 loss to the same opponent.
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Connecticut State
Brown
Providence
Holy Cross routs St Anselm in season opener
In Worcester, Holy Cross crushed St Anselm's 21 to 0 in the opening game of the Pale season. St Anselm's, previously held to a scoreless tie, were outplayed throughout as Holy Cross dominated on offense and defense.
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Worcester
Mass
St. Anselm's College of
Manchester
N. OH
Holy Cross
Palestaoun Lefure
Colgate Beats St Lawrence 21-0 in Dry Summer Tilt
Colgate's Red Raiders, playing sluggish in heat, defeated a scrappy St Lawrence team 21 to 0 in Hamilton New York before about 7 000 fans Saturday afternoon.
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Red Raiders
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Waukon Junior College Gridders Shut Out Elkader
WAUKON The focal junior college gridders shut Elkader out in a game played here Friday afternoon by a score of 20 to 0. The visitors played in good form but lacked experience.
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Focal Junior College
Elkader
Beng
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Thomoe Ud Seuberh von Tesa Ter
Wisconsin Trounces South Dakota State 32 to 0
Wisconsin football under coach Harry Stuhldreher opened their second season with a 32 to 0 win over South Dakota State before 20 000 in Madison. Roy Bellin, Bronko Malesevich, Billy Schmitz, Herbie Paul, and Jimmy Martin scored, with Schmitz adding a 17 yard TD and Paul and Martin adding long runs. Bob Ecks added two extra points.
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Wis
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Harry Stuhldreher
South Caakota State
Badgers
Wisconsin
South Dakota State
Dakotans
Roy Bellin
Billy Schmitz Bronko Malesevich
Schmitz
Herbie Paul
Jimmy Martin
Paul
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Bob Ecks Placed
Columbus Defeats Milwaukee to Take Playoff Lead
Columbus Red Birds shut out the Milwaukee Brewers 2, scoring two runs behind Max Macon to take a 3 to 1 lead in the American association final playoff series. Slaughter scored on Stein's fly in the first inning, and Jordan drove in Rizzo in the seventh. Macon allowed six hits. Zuber yielded eight.
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Columbus Red Birds
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Temple Triumph Over Philadelphia Opponent In Season Opener
Temple University secures a sturdy victory in the season opener beating Philadelphia foe. The verdant contest featured a solid PAT and key plays securing the win in a tightly contested game.
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Ste Bely
Temple University
Coast rivals tie as Gonzaga and Washington State play to scoreless draw
Gonzaga and Washington State battled to a 0-0 tie before a capacity crowd of 13 000 in Spokane Washington in their annual crossover clash.
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Washington State
Chicago Golfers Big Guns In Belmont Meet
Belmont’s $12 000 international match play open sees four Chicagoans reach the 36 hole quarter finals Ralph Guldahl Dick Metz Harry Cooper and Johnny Revolta advance Guldahl face Revolta Metz meets Cooper Little faces Picard Lacey battles Nelson other results list Dana Runyan Dutra and Cox among round three winners with details of pairings and scores
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Dick Metz
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Elmont
Mass
Belmont
Chicago
Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Henry Picard
Hershey
Charlie Lacey
Great Neck
L. T
Byron Nelson
Reading
Guldahl
Vault Runyan
N.Y
Dick Mele
Martie Dutra
Royal Oak
Mich
Gaaner
Leo Diesel
Philadelphias
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Jimmy Thomson
Shawsnee
Vas
Little
Johnny Farrell
Short Hutls
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Fb Picard
Wig Cox
Washington
D. C
Lacey
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Nelson
Ray Mansrum
Dayton
Santa Clara Upsets Stanford 13 7 in Wild Fourth
Santa Clara Broncos defeated Stanford Indians 13 to 7 on Saturday afternoon before 40,000 fans. All scoring came in the fourth quarter as Jim Barlow and Phil Dougherty sparked the Broncos with a blocked punt for a touchdown and a 17 yard run set up another score while Stanford mounted a late push that yielded a single touchdown.
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Calif
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Broncos
Stanford
Indians
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Jim Barlow
Jim Groves
Phil Dougherty
Barlow
Pellegrini
Hamilton
Coffis
Roche
South Carolina Holds Tar Heels To Surprise Tie
South Carolina Gamecocks upset favored North Carolina Tar Heels by tying 13 13 in a Southern Conference football game at Chapel Hill. Don McCallister led a comeback as 12 000 fans watched in the final quarter.
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South Carolina
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
N. c
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Don McCallister
Wheatland High Opens Baseball Card Tuesday
Wheatland E W Schug hart announces Wheatland High baseball lineup for the season with players Donald Peterson Warren Helfran Ray Smith Junior Barrenthin J Magin Darrel Zellar Ralph Martens Pingel and Junior Hommeghausen. Schedule lists games on Sept 28 Clarence here Oct 1 Lisbon there Oct 5 London here Oct 8 Mechanicsville there.
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Donald Peterson
Wendel Lehmann
Howard Muhl
Warren Helfran
Ray Smith
Junior Barrenthin
J. Magin
Darrel Zellar
Ralph Martens
Pingel
Junior Hommeghausen
Clarence
Lisbon
London
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