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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1941

Page

16

Eight Lettermen to Start for Coe Against Ripon in Home Opener

Coe College prepares for a home opener against Ripon with eight lettermen and three sophomores in the starting lineup led by Captain Hank Moss at quarterback. Vic Lowman may relieve Moss. Van Deelen and Cullen are sidelined, while Scheele is the sole ready substitute. Coach Moray Eby notes good practice fundamentals but subpar scrimmage performance as the Kohawks seek a 7-0 edge over last year’s visitors despite being smaller in weight. Ripon counters with depth and experience, including back Sveto Kremar and 14 returning lettermen, as kickoff at 2 p.m. approaches.

Coe Moray L. Eby Ripon Redmen Hank Moss Msestonore Jackie Vonn Harkness Morris Trickey Richard “Loop” Lane Eby Vic Lowman Moss DeWayne van Deelen Bob Cullen van Deelen Eagle Grove Paul Scheele Elgin Ill Lane Cullen George Hidinger Kenny Anderson John Cabinett Moray Kohawks Sveto Kremar Wisconsin Don Belknap Coe. Ripa Hidinger LE Gterhane Ean Lecman Croft Schuelzky Anderson Christensen Cas Knop Joss Sharp Harkness Palmer Kuehn Peters

Ripon College Football Opens Season At Coe

Ripon Wisconsin Starts season with a veteran line from tackle to tackle and a mix of veterans and sophomores in the backfield. Coach Carl Doehling questions his team’s rating and sees Coe Beloit and Lawrence as stronger Midwest threats in Cedar Rapids opener.

Ripon Wis Coe Cedar Rapids Carl Doehling Beloit Lawrence Midwest Wiscon

Freshman Gridder List At Iowa State Shows 94 New Members

Ninety four freshmen joined the Iowa State football squad with Chick Sutherland as the new yearling coach. Hugo Otopalik assists in drills as the program begins full swing. Guards and backfield positions show the largest group with twenty three and thirty two respectively, including players from Ames Cedar Rapids Waterloo and other towns.

Ames Iowa State Clayton (Chick) Sutherland Hugo Otopalik Cyclone Richard Bliss Ames George Hartman Robert Lindauer Fatre Ackles Louis Bosnyak Elein George Coleman Elrin Don Davidson Mechanicaville Robert Boege Bettendorf Tom Goebel Fayette Harold Knight Sigourney John Krause Waverly Steve Santos Cedar Rapids John Brardon Waterloo Carroll Broderick Grundy Fred Abdner Ronald Norman Fairfield Wallace Darling John Potter Fort David Shipley Mason City Clark Sweetser Mason Citys Harold Ireland Richard Schoening Malvern Robert Pasutiies Minburn Howard Voelker Ostille

Pioneer Leitemsten to Face Lawrence in Opening Game

Grinnell coach Ben Douglas plans a lineup of eight lettermen two 1940 reserves and one inexperienced junior for the season opener against Lawrence at Appleton Wisconsin Saturday. Tackle Jerry Grant nurses a knee but is expected to play. Lawrence fields a large veteran line though backfield clarity is hampered by Frank Nencki's absence due to his father's death.

Sin Teddy Scalissi Ripon Keith Kuhn Karl Gierhahn Walt Wallschlaeger Gordon Gerth Ken Peters Ken Miller del Bowling Les Krause Carl Gatzke Ray Peters Scalissi Jim Seidel Wally Wilinski Charles Dickow Redmen Gazette Grinnell Ben Douglas Lawrence Appleton Wis Jerry Grant Harold Jekel Frank Nencki

Robinson In Close Squeak With Servo

Ray Sugar Robinson kept his undefeated pro streak intact as he edged Marty Servo over 10 rounds at Convention Hall Philadelphia before 10,000 fans. Servo pressed a body attack, dropped to one knee in the seventh, but Robinson earned his 25th straight win while Servo absorbed his first loss in 46 bouts.

Philadelphia Ray “Sugar’ Robinson Marty Servo Schenectady N. Y Brooklyn Servo Robinson Convention Hall

Franklin Wilson Intra City Foes At Hill Park Tonight

The first intra city high school game of the year features Wilson against Franklin at Hill Park. Kickoff is 7 45, with probable lineups listed for both teams and many player names shown in the draft.

Wilson Franklin Hill Park Franklin Wilson Rayburn LE Eevee Ennis Sinatko Cacek Rust Nok Hronek McKay Hanson Wiedersburg Farmer Bramsen Frueh Powers Birkicht Delzelh Andrew Smith

Voyce Rejoins Cornell Squad for Millikin Game

Mount Vernon report that Cornell closes preparations for the open ing football match with Millikin. Coach Walton Koch lists the same lineup that defeated freshmen 32 to 0, with Charlie Voyce back at fullback after boils and Gayle Howery still sidelined by a sprained shoulder. The line includes Haloupek, Bodine, Dahlberg, Juhrend, Loepp, Thomas, Voička, and the backfield features Voyce Roberts Houden and Joy.

Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell Millikin Walton Koch Charlie Voyce Biz Blue Decatur Gayle Howery Walt Haloupek Earl Bodine Ernie Dahlberg Gene Juhrend Dick Loepp Dale Thomas Rudy Voaicka Voyce Paul Roberts Dick Houden Quentin Joy

Atkins Ur bana Win Tournament Games

Atkins and Urbana won first round sectional baseball games in the Iowa High School Athletic Association tournament. Atkins shut out Alburnett 3-0 behind Albrecht’s pitching after Tritle’s single, while Kramer tossed Ur bana to a 7-1 win over Walker with a six-hit team effort.

Alburnett Atkins Urbana Iowa High School Athletic Association Tritle Albrecht Benton County Smith Kramer Linn County Walker

Delaware County Champs Unbeaten in 14 Starts

Winthrop dominated the Delaware County baseball league winning both halves of a split season and posting 17 victories in 20 games against outsiders. Leading hitters include Halford, Carson, Brestach, Peterson and Callan with strong batting averages. Halford, Peterson, and Gaffney shared pitching honors.

Delaware County The Gazette Ryan Winthrop Delaware County Baseball League H Halford Carson Brestach Peterson Callan H. Halford Gaffney

Mon tour suffers in rain affected sixth game

The report notes two hits and seven strikeouts with Van Horne’s errors aiding Mon tour. Rain slowed the diamond but gameplay remained playable as the sixth game stretches time for distributing tickets for a possible seventh contest. All games begin at 12:30 p.m. CST.

van Horne

Area sectional baseball results spark playoff run

Special to The Gazette Monona Alpha defeated Farmersburg while Garnaville eliminated Fort Atkinson and Waterville beat Waucoma. Monona toppled McGregor in Thursday action with Alpha 9 Farmersburg 0 and Garnaville 8 Fort Atkinson 1. Weather delays pushed back play as Amana district reports cold, rainy conditions.

Monona Alpha Farmersburg Garnaville Fort Atkinson Waterville Waucoma McGregor Berasky Nieworthmer Diemer Caluson Whahls Thoma Auer Luenberger Herold Waneoma Jerry Brannon Tysland Hufer McGregor O Montionn Goltz Sigfield Klinse Kammerer and Franch Hagensick Amana

Dodgers Schedule for World Series Victory Tour

National league pennant holders the Brooklyn Dodgers will host games at Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium from October 1 to 6 with a one day intermission planned between Oct 3 and Oct 6. Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis announced the schedule in New York.

NEW York Brooklyn Dodgers Kenesaw M. Landis Yankee Stadium Ebbetsfield

Archery Meet at Ellis Park Draws Statewide Expectation

Waltenian Archers sponsor a six hole Harvest Archery Meet at Ellis Park on Sunday. Archers from across the state expected to compete with all entrants receiving a harvest prize. A perfect end for the first time earns a pure gold pen or lapel button and honorary six gold club life membership. Attendance free of charge.

Ellis Park National Archery Association Ife

Nova May Boxes Gus Lesnevich In Last Workout

Nova May plans a secret workout with light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich on Saturday to finish training for his fight with Joe Louis on Monday night. The location is not disclosed, per Nova’s manager Ray Carlen. Nova also boxed four fast rounds Thursday with Jim Newla and Johnny Aichers.

Pompton Lakes Louw Nova Gus Lesnevich Joe Louis Ray Carlen Novas Lesnevich Gus Nova Jim Newla Johnny Aichers

Puzzling Word Grid Clue Set Appears in Newspaper Puzzle

A dense OCR style cryptic puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues ranging across domestic animals and geographic terms. It includes entries for baseboard parts, islands, months, colors, and various abbreviations, with multiple cross-reference hints and fragmented phrases.

Tigers slugger Hank Greenberg to attend Yankees Dodgers World Series

Hank Greenberg, major slugger for Detroit, on furlough from the army, will attend the World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers next week. He has tickets for the series, the Yankees disclosed Thursday night.

NEW York (Ap Corp Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers Yankees Dodgers

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