Cornell Gridders Host Columbia in First Home Game
Cornell college football, after a 9-0- last season and a 20-0 opening loss to Grinnell, hosts Columbia College of Dubuque at 2 p.m. Coaches focus on fundamentals as injuries mend. Likely starters include Paul, Wilson, Spencer, Lyman, Bowman, Anderson, Hokonson, Knudson, Tornquist, Pease or Sprague, Fais or Harris.
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Bill Reed
Marion
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Wilson
Spencer
Lyman
Bowman
Anderson
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Pease
Sprague
Fais
Harris
Iowa State Faces Luther Scrimmage Selections This Week
Iowa State continued its search for capable reserve material with heavy scrimmages as second and third stringers compete for berths in the Luther game at Ames this week and the Lincoln road trip next weekend. Coach Jim Yeager released tentative Luther lineup estimates.
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Lincoln
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Cubs Finish Plans To Handle Tickets For World Series
Chicago officials outline world series ticket handling with strict deadlines for out of town fans and locals. Out of town applications must be received by 6 p.m. Friday, Chicago residents by 6 p.m. Saturday. Each buyer may purchase two strips covering three games. Payments accepted are money orders, cashiers checks, or certified checks payable to the Chicago National League Ball Club.
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Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Manchester Stunned as Vinton Shutout 19 0
Vinton shocked Manchester 19 to 0 in the Tri Valley season opener. Narber ripped 30 yards for a score in the second half, Lynch added a conversion and a late 15 yard pass to F Mayhew sealed the win. Manchester failed to score after a first quarter drive stalled.
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Xavier High Downs Delhi Ball Team 4-3
Xavier High won its fourth straight fall baseball game by upsetting Delhi 4 to 3. Delhi loaded the bases on three occasions via intentional passes but Xavier ace Chuck Beckmann escaped trouble each time. Beckmann followed a two-hitter against Greeley two days earlier, as Xavier’s freshmen infield sparkled this season.
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Viewing the Field by Leo Lucas
West Waterloo defeat knocks another Mississippi Valley team from the unbeaten list. Wilson and Davenport lead with two wins each. Roosevelt starts conference play at Dubuque next Friday while Clinton and Iowa City meet in their first league games. The piece highlights star players, coming matchups, and Kinch brothers at Coe.
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Roosevelt
Clinton
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Des Moines
Thunderbolts
Jesup Beats Brandon 10-2 in Five Inning Game
Special to The Gazet Jesup defeated Brandon 10-2 in five innings on the local diamond. Lane and Swinbank pitched for Jesup, Dinnibier wore the catcher's mask and hit a grand slam home run in the fourth with bases loaded.
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Swinbank
Dinnibier
Yankees Hold Edge In Outer Defense In World Series Preview
New York owners assess the Yankees as having a distinct advantage in outfield throwing and power. DiMaggio Henrich and Selkirk have 63 homers and 282 RBIs, with Hoag and Powell as strong substitutes. Cubs suffer Galan injury forcing shifts, Demaree slumping, and Cavarretta in right as Cubs contend. Pirates' Waner brothers face decline. Rizzo drives in 105 runs with 21 homers for Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
Cubs
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Tommy Henrich
Johnny Rizzo
Frank Demaree
Carl Reynolds
Yanks
DiMaggio
Henrich
Selkirk
Myril Hoag
Jake Powell
Augie Galan
Demaree
Phil Cavarretta
Galan
Paul Waner
Rizzo
Buccaneer
Lloyd
Iowa Valley Playoff Series Starts Sunday
WALFORD The Iowa Valley league ends the regular season with Atkins at Walford and Watkins at Norway for the opening playoff games Sunday. Atkins Watkins and Walford lead the last three pennants as a 20 piece band performs at Walford at 2 p.m. kickoff at 2 30. Paul Blake and John Pederson named umpires for Walford and Norway. Final standings follow.
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Atkins
Watkins
Norway
Louis Sedlacek
Paul Blake
John Pederson
Cubs Pirates pennant chase shapes up weeklong series
The Cubs and Pirates face tough tests as Pittsburgh visits, while New York and Chicago crowds draw near 120000 in three games. Ohio State Indiana clash looms with key back Johnny Rabb injured, possibly altering Big Ten title chances. Cardinals’ Warneke and Davis seek decisive edge against the Cubs despite past setbacks.
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Minnesota
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Bucks
Rabb
Iowa
Dick Crayne
Mount Vernon-Tipton Scrimmage Ends in Scoreless Tie
Mount Vernon and Tipton high schools battled to a scoreless tie. Mount Vernon held off Tipton after four plays by Tipton near the Mount Vernon 3 yard line. Ziteell Hull and Fisher starred for Mount Vernon.
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Fayette Gridders Vent Triumph Over Tripoli 13 to 0
Fayette high school defeated Tripoli 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. Miller scored six points in the second quarter and seven in the third, with the two point conversion after the second touchdown. A 20 yard pass from Billings to Johnson set up the second score.
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Coe Football Squad Leaves for Lawrence Game
The 29 man Coe football squad departed Friday for Appleton Wisconsin to face Lawrence College in the Midwest conference opener. Coach Eby, optimistic about recent improvement, named potential starters at ends tackles guards and center while eight backs will be used in the game.
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Fritz Wooster
Walt Kinch
Ed Cisler
Harley Moore
Lloyd Patterson
Joe Singer
Bob Dunlop
Bob Smith
Vernon Elsinger
Clem Carney
Cliff Hellman
Laurence McLeod
Art Hass
Wisconsin squad to lunch at Madison before Arappleton workout
Wayne Hackett George Makar Don Dunlop and Dick Pollack form a squad planned to take lunch Friday at Madison and then work out in the Wisconsin university stadium before continuing to Appleton Friday afternoon.
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George Makar
Don Dunlop
Dick Pollack
Madison
Wisconsin University Stadium
Appleton
Kansas City Blues Win Series to Reach Junior World Series
Kansas City Blues shut out St. Paul Saints 2–0 in the final American Association playoff game to earn a spot against the Newark Bears in the junior world series. Pitcher Marvin Breuer won his third decision of the series as St. Paul fell behind after leading 3–1 in the seven-game set. Vic Frasier struggled for St. Paul, exiting in the ninth after being struck in the leg by a ball. The Blues, Yankee farm team owned by Col. Jake Ruppert, came back from a 3–1 deficit to win the series and advance to face Newark in the next round.
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Breuer
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