Johnson Reveals Raider Reserve List Of 27 Players
Raider president Harry S. Johnson releases a reserve list totaling 27 names. The roster mixes returning veterans, minor leaguers, and promising rookies from Tyler and Fargo plus prospects from Springfield and Leeksville with Cleveland scouts backing several additions.
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Johnson
Raider
Harry S. Johnson
Ollie Marquardt
Raiders
Willard Pike
Buffalo
Bob Taylor
Wilkes-Barre
Ernie Talos
Stan Goletz
Lou Regino
del Jones
Mike Naymick
Cleveland
Eatilo Angaran
Waukee
Carroll Geist
Elliston
Charles Derrington
Compton
Calif
Cincinnati
Roger Wolff
Wolff
Eddie Marleau
New Orleans
Tyler
Elmer Sidle
Pershing Henderson
Carl Fiore
Carl Williamson
Walter Lake
Charles Workman
Springfield
O. Workman
Jones
Louis Voirol
Wilson Grant
Forest Thompson
Fargo
Henry Semezak
Walter Kordenbrock
Jack Whipple
Leeksville
Raymond Peat
Fall bass fishing proves shallow water can produce
The author argues that contrary to common belief bass can be active in warm shallow water in fall. He shares scenes from sunlit bays with lily pads and sunken logs where bass strike lures, noting fish react to movement rather than seeking cold water and emphasizing active fishing in shallow bays.
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Buell Patterson
Izaak Walton
Reds and Yankees Look to Six in World Series Preview
In a 1939 World Series preview, the Yankees edge the Reds in overall strength, with power from DiMaggio Keller Sellick and strong pitching expected from Ruffing Gomez and Pearson. Reds rely on Goodman, McCormick and Keystones, while managers McCarthy and McKechnie weigh relievers and lineups for a six-game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
McCarthy
McKechnie
Yankees
Cincinnati
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
George Selkirk
Ival Goodman
Harry Craft
Joe
Lee Gamble
al Simmons
Vince DiMaggio
Little Frenchy
Walters
Derringer
Dean
Junior Thompson
Ruffing
Gomez
Pearson
Iowa City Archers Win Top Honors In Invitational Meet
In the Waltonian archers fall invitational at Ellis, Eloise Dysart and Jack Dysart of Iowa City led the women's and men's divisions. Lloyd Mrstik of Cedar Rapids won the junior event. Mrs. Blanche Lapp shot perfect end with all six arrows in the gold at thirty yards and will receive a 6-gold pin from the National Archery Association.
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Ellis
Eloise Dysart
Jack Dysart
Iowa City
Lloyd Mrstik
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Lapp
National Archery Association
Columbia
Hancingh
Eloise Lapp
Town City
Glass
Beatrice Mrstik
Ruth Wilder
Waterloo
Qgeorge Stevens
Roy Payne
George Helberg
Newton
Koys
Gerald Wells
Oolwein
Pete Wetherbee
Were They Mad Kansas City Fans Travel for NL Pennant Game
John W. Norman and J. E. Ashcraft drove 260 miles to St. Louis to see the pennant deciding National League game between Cincinnati and the Cardinals. They arrived to find the game being played in Cincinnati. A dog’s nose is kept cool by moisture secreted from the nasal gland.
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Kansas City
John W. Norman
J. E. Ashcraft
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Prep on Home Grid This Week Teams Meet at Hill Park
The Franklin Waterloo West game at Hill Park Thursday marks the Thunderbolts first home appearance while Roosevelt vs McKinley Friday opens the city series. Wilson travels to Freeport Illinois for a nonconference game not yet in Cedar Rapids schedules. Franklin shows potential after a loss to Dubuque, with a strong backfield and lineups announced for both Franklin and Roosevelt.
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Franklin-Waterloo
Hill Park
Roosevelt
McKinley
Thunderbolts
Wilson
Freeport
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Dubuque
Waterloo
Magnuson
Sword
Schoenfeld
Schwin
Casey
Hall
Ford
Sweeney
Morhbacher
Schreckengast
Pike
Shive
Lynch
Terwilliger
Wolfe
Emil Dvorak
Bill Taylor
Bus Adams
Ben Haddad
Marshalltown
Chuck Krizek
Sanders
Melichar
Nemec
Griffith
Hedges
Staples
Krizek
Wooleyhan
Santos
Krabbenhoff
Tosh
Ferguson
Hueston
Blakey
Broussard
Barnard
Bob Suchomel
Lincoln Commercial league star Hensley tops with 578
Buck Hensley rolled 232 for high game and 578 high series to lead the Lincoln Commercial league at Lincoln alleys. IOOF Staff beat Diamond 3-1 for 881 high team game and 2503 high team series. Other leagues saw Upstreamers and Hus Memorial win in church play, while Dearborn Brass and Iowa Manufacturing posted top scores in industrial.
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Buck” Hensley
Lincoln Commercial League
Lincoln Alleys
IOOF
Diamond
Ymca
Upstreamers
First Congregational
Hus Memorial
First Baptist
Subway
la Plant No. 1
Dearborn Brass
Quaker Oats
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Trans-Oceanic
Moore
C. R. Carton
R. Carton
Lincoln Commercial Lee Eagles
Jun Hus
Stewart
Culver Motors
Yeager
Schroder
Lefebvre Corp
Belden Hill
Aie oPee
la Plant No
Laurence
Dearborn Brass Co
Moses
Iowa Mfe Co
Colie Agne
Dunlop
Iowa Mfg Co
First
Hawkins
Has Memorial
Melsha
Ainsworth
Johnny Jacobs Wins Notre Dame Golf Championship
Cedar Rapids Iowa teen Johnny Jacobs the state champion won the Notre Dame university golf championship after a final 68 on the last 18 holes. Walter Hagen Jr finished third as Jacobs edged the field for the trophy to be presented next Sunday and a plaque in the Notre Dame trophy room.
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Notre Dame University
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Jacobs
Little Jake
Walter Hagen, Jr
William J. Burke
Notre Dame Jacobs
Notre Dame
KoHawks Drill For St Ambrose Game
Coe football drills stress pass defense ahead of Saturday’s home game against St Ambrose. Ed Cisler may miss the clash with a throat ailment, joining Don Kinch and Wayne Hackett as out. After the Ambrose game, Coe opens Midwest conference play against Lawrence on October 7. Tickets are at Armstrongs Belden Hills Richards College Pharmacy and Campus Drug. game time 2 PM.
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Coe
St. Ambrose
Coe Field
Cornell
Kohawks
Ed Cisler
Don Kinch
Wayne Hackett
Ames
Ambrose
Eby
Lawrence
Armstrong's
Belden Hills
Richards College Pharmacy
Leach and Gorman Win Doubles at Oelwein Club
Louise Leach defeated Fred Ritchie 4 to 3 in the Ladies Handicap at Oelwein Country Club. Bill Gorman beat Peter Riley 4 to 3 in the finals of the club championship Sunday.
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Oelwein
Louise Leach
Fred Ritchie
Oelwein Country Club
Bill Gorman
Peter Riley
Boxing Upset Sparks Night of Knockouts Across Cities
By The Associated Press, bouts reported from Houston Memphis New York Toronto Baltimore Hartford and New Haven feature Pettaway knocking out Clark, Yack stopping Transparenti, Wofford and Battalino scoring wins. The card shows multiple regional results across 158 to 195 pound ranges.
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Associated Press
Houston
Ellev Pettaway
Jimmy Clark
Memphis
New York
Toronto
Lou Transparenti
Baltimore
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Wilson and Co
Clark Stark Construction
Lovely Lady
Glaza
Smulekoff
Melrose Dairy
Paramount Pharmacy
G. and R. Drug Co
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Fisher Dru
Fisher Drug
the Gazette
Fox Need
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Reliable Transit
Peter Pan
Delbridge
C. Carton
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Jack Wofford
Tex- SB
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Troy
Newwartford
Conn
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New Haven Conn
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