Ohio State Has Formidable Line Of Veterans For Big Ten Race
Ohio State fields a veteran line averaging about 205 pounds at tackle to tackle and 200 pounds end to end with captains Gillman and Gallus. Coach Willaman touts this as his best line, while backfield depends on Carl Cramer’s return to form and includes Keefe Smith and Wetzel among hopefuls. The Buckeyes face Michigan and Northwestern in October with Indiana looming afterward, and Willaman assigns a 50 50 chance against the Wolverines.
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Marion Opens Season with Tipton Friday
Marion high fights to start the season against Tipton with a bruising scrimmage and lineup questions. Bob Smith is out with an ankle injury. Junior Reed may take over at Smith’s end. Coach Wolfe notes Tipton stars Walton and Wehde and Morrison aims to slow their plunges.
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Midwest Conference Opens 1933 Schedule With Coe Victory
Coe College opened Midwest conference play with a 7 to 0 win over Grinnell. Eight teams are in action this week with no league games until next week. Monmouth faces Iowa Wesleyan. Knox vs Macomb Teachers. Carleton hosts Gustavus Adolphus. Lawrence vs Marquette. Beloit vs Dubuque U. Ripon at Bradley. Cornel and Iowa State Teachers meet in Pur- ple opener.
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Ke-Wash Conference Teams Busy This Week
Ke-Wash conference football teams face two league games Friday and two non conference games. West Chester, the defending champion, is favored to beat Keota while Wellman hosts Brighton in the other loop contest. University High plays Kalona and Richland visits Delta in non league action.
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West Liberty Preps To Play Under Lights
West Liberty places flood lights at the fairground for all home games this season with October 6 set for the first home clash against New London. The schedule lists Oct 13 open, Oct 20 Mount Vernon here, Oct 27 Tipton there at night, Nov 3 Columbus Junction here, Nov 11 University High there, Nov 18 Anamosa here, and a tentative Thanksgiving game on Nov 30.
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Dyersville To Have Strong Grid Eleven
Dyersville opens football season with 17 candidates reported to Coach Herb Koelker for daily practices ahead of Oct. 1 kickoff. He expects 25 by week’s end, featuring Mike Farrah, former Iowa star, and Pugry Bishop, Cedar Rapids Gopher alum, among additions.
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Mrs Morss Retains Decorah Golf Title
Nora Morss defeated Merle Baker five and three in the finals at Oneota Golf and Country Club to retain the Decorah women’s championship. This marks the sixth time Morss has led the club’s women. Bertha Schrubbe and Violet Lu Wells also appear in runner-up and consolation results.
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Hemphill to Manage Grinnell Grid Team
Luther Hemphill has been chosen to coach the Grinnell college football squad for 1933. He previously served as freshman manager, with Paul Crawford handling track, John Knowlton in basketball, Bruce Bare overseeing intramurals, and Tom Gordon acting as trainer.
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Whitehill Trade Sparks Detroit Fans And Loughran Knockout Dream
A column reviews Esi Whitehill’s trade to Washington amid fan distrust of his Detroit years and recalls Tommy Loughran’s win over Jack Sharkey, framed as revenge for a 1929 loss. It also notes baseball strategy as the Senators test Garland Braxton and Ohio State footballs title hopes under coach Wilaman.
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Jimmy Wilson to Leave Cardinals amid Frisch Rift
AP report says Cardinal catcher Jimmy Wilson is paid off for the season and sent home to Philadelphia. Friends quote Wilson claiming Branch Rickey told him he would be traded, amid ongoing rumors of a rift with manager Frankie Frisch.
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Manchester Opens At Home With Monticello
Manchester Hawks host Monticello in the season opener aiming to rebound from a 14 to 0 loss at Oelwein last weekend. Monticello, now under a new coach Sherman J. Tollers pen, is expected to pose more trouble as plans are adjusted.
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Wrestling results item with two matches
In Cleveland Leo Numa 229 Seattle Washington defeated Gene Ledeaux 205 Canada. In Hartford Jim Broening 275 Verona Missouri defeated Jim Henty 225 Tulsa Oklahoma in two straight falls.
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Decorah and Charles City Clash Saturday
Decorah high meets Charles City on the latter’s grounds Saturday. Coach L. W. Buckton expects a strong conference foe. Charles City, though last week’s 21 to 0 loss to Austin, has ten lettermen and strong reserves. Decorah beat Sumner 19 to 0 last Friday and is drilling hard for a competitive showing.
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Krall High Gun In Wellman Turkey Shoot
One of the season’s top turkey tournaments was held September 24 by the Wellman Gun club at the B. C. Foster farm near Wellman Iowa. A stiff cross wind hindered scores. J L Krall of Fairfax Iowa shot 98 of 100 to take high gun, with George Smith of North English close behind at 97.
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Columbus And Buffalo Rained Out Second Time
The Columbus Red Birds and the Buffalo Bisons have postponed the third game of the series for a second time due to weather. With one game apiece, Thursday and Friday night games may be played if conditions improve before a trip to Buffalo for a night game Saturday and a Sunday matinee.
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Luther Crippled for Coe Skirmish
Coe game moved to Friday in Cedar Rapids as Luther College Norsemen face Coe College with key injuries. Duane Friedland torn shoulder out a month. Carl Martin bruised back misses practice. Arne Haugen and Courtland Anderson expected to start at tackle with light scrimmages to sharpen blocking and tackling.
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Cyclone grid team heads West for Denver clash Friday
Iowa State travels to Denver for a Friday night game after a week of tackling drills and new plays. Coach George F. Veenker’s squad studies the Pioneers offense with a freshman-squad look and a likely starting eleven that opened Central last Saturday with a quick touchdown. Captain Donald Theophilus leads a lineup featuring Hood, Bereer, Smith, Lichter, Garner, Catron, Dana, Winter, Allender, Williams, and Theophilus at fullback.
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Crayne Leads Iowa Air Maneuvers Ahead of Northwestern Clash
Iowa coach Ossie Salem emphasizes the aerial attack with Joe Laws and Dwight Hoover throwing while Dick Crayne and Bernard Page highlight receivers. Crayne's punting adds offense and defense for the Soldier Field showdown, as injuries trim the lineup and a 2,000-fan crowd is anticipated for the conference opener.
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Keystone High Nine Defeats Van Horne in Rain Soaker
Keystone high school baseball beat Van Horne 5 to 1 in a rain soaked game at the local diamond Tuesday. Heitman pitched for Keystone with five hits allowed and ten strikeouts while Jim Tiernan pitched for Van Horne. A double play in the final frame highlighted Keystone’s win.
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Gehrig to Wed Chicago Girl This Saturday
New York ink announces Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees will marry Eleanor Twitchell of Chicago this Saturday. The wedding will be held at the bride’s aunt Mrs. A E Austin’s home in Freeport Long Island.
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