Waterloo Hawks Eye Strong Season in Newly Drafted Roster
Waterloo clubs and Cedar Rapids officials discuss finances and rosters as franchises face debt and player trades. Local owners including Belden and Dixon plan rookie signings with prospects Roy Krupp Gene Meragi and Claude Willoughby among those eyed for spots.
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Spot Grant
Waterloo
Spot
Sasewall
Dixon
Ehummy
Cnal
Madrid
Stuart Clarke
California
Krupp
Gene Meragi
Rockford, Til
Scholt
Gene Bscaid
Rose Peterson
Arlington
Hawks
Rong
John Roufling
Danville
Chicago
Call The Outdoors Wan Is Dig The Call The Outdoors Wan Is Dig
The United States Biological Survey mails thousands of letters to sportsmen to assess wild duck and goose populations. B W Nelson says the survey checks claims of increasing waterfowl by asking hunters across locales for observations. The piece notes possible bias from private clubs and drained public marshes, urging wide participation.
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United States Biological Survey
America
B. W. Nelson
Nelson
College Grid Drills Steady Across Camps Before Jackson Trip
Reports from Chicago Urbana Ann Arbor Minneapolis Madison and Columbus describe teams refining offense and defense in final workouts. Key players Hall Slimmer Metheaine Stegers and Wheeler face injury concerns as Notre Dame Wisconsin Ohio and Michigan prep for Saturday showdowns.
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Evansion
Jackson
Mich
Tomorow
Northwestern
Ann Acbor
Michigan
Chicago
Stagg
Grange
Urbana
Hall
Slimmer
Metheaine
Arbor
Stegers
Madison
Wisconsinalowen
Notre Dame
Ohio
Gibbons to Meet Norfolk in Madison Square Garden Bout
Tom Gibbons and Kid Norfolk agree to a December 8 clash in New York at Madison Square Garden. The bout marks the first major mixed match in years since the Walker Law legalised boxing and is seen as a de facto championship due to absent rivals. Gibbons trains in St Paul while Norfolk works out in Summet, New Jersey with Renault and Shada.
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Culted Press
New York
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T. Paul Boxer
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
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Baltimore
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Ami Autre
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Tex Righard
Mintch
Rickard
Dempsey
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Renault
Louis Firpo
Tunney
Goat Hout
Fnally
Eddie Kane
St. Paul
Summut
N. J
Dave Shada
Griffen Out of Go With Butler and Hines Gets Chance
Harold Griffen Iowa center suffers a broken bone in his foot during a scrimmage and will miss the Butler game. Don Hines shifts to center and appears likely to start against Butler while Griffen may miss Wisconsin and be ready for Michigan.
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Harold Griffen
Butler
Hines
International News Wire
Town City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Don Hines
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes
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Rafinsperger
Daniels
Golal
Football Games on Schedule Tomorrow
Simpson faces Des Moines AL Fenn plays Town Wesleyan Tabor meets Corner Bethany Nab Omaha U versus Western Union Kansas City U travels to Graceland Trinity meets Buena Vista.
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Simpson
Des Moines
AL Fenn
Town Wesleyan
Tabor
Plummer, Bowers, Strong to Box Des Moines Double September
Fight card features Plummer against Bowers and Strong in Des Moines eight round bout next Tuesday. Strong makes first Des Moines appearance while Ev Fought Bowers last summer in a close bout until an unintentional foul. Biddy Bishop plans a nine-boxer Northwest coast tour starting Nov 22 and hopes for matches in Waterloo. Dan Lindner returns from Rhinelander acclaimed as top independent pitcher. Drake events include homecoming with coach Ralph Sarff in Des Moines. Cedar Falls to meet Washington Park Nov 13 and East High Thanksgiving clash looms. Waterloo High seeks victory over Des Moines in upcoming meet.
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Floyd Bowers
Conrad
Everett Strong
Mason City
Des Amoines
Strong
Des Moines
Bowers
Butler Wisconsin and Michigan Still on U State Schedule
Butler College of Indianapolis will send a team to Iowa Field Saturday as Illinois dealt a 36 to 1 defeat. Coach Burt Ingwersen loses guard Scott McIntyre to a broken leg and must rely on sophomores Daniels Raffensperger and Ledrue Galloway to shore up the lineup for the remaining games against Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Town City
University of Laws
Illinois
Butler College of Indianapolis
Iowa
Burt Ingwersen
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ingwersen
Scott McIntyre
Superior
Wis
MeIntyre
Fleckenstein
Minnesota
Daniels
Washington
Raffensperger
Victor
Ledrue Galloway
Omaha
Dake Slater
Ten-Year-Old Boy Breaks Leg Playing Football
Shenandoah Iowa November 6 Robert Clark ten son of Tait Clark broke his leg just below the knee while playing football at a local grade school. Another boy fell on him during the play.
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Shenandoah, Ja
Robert Clark
Tait Clark
Conference race narrows as season nears end in Iowa
Indianola Iowa November 6 Special The Iowa conference standings show Buena Vista Simpson and Parsons tied for first with perfect records though Buena Vista remains unplayed. Simpson faces Des Moines University and Luther while Parsons meets State Teachers as the race tightens with ongoing games and comparative scores guiding the title.
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Indianola
Iowa
Buena Vista
Simpson
Parsons
Pairfeid Bchools
Storm Lake College
Penn
Des Moines University
Tigers
Storm Lake
Fairfield
St. Ambrose
Morningside
Central
Upper Iowa
State Teachers College
State Teachers
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Weer
Des Moines US
Upper Eowr
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Western Union
Efleworth
Golf swing cautions from Chester Horton master teacher
Inside Golf by Chester G. Horton warns about the body push seen in poor swings. He argues golfers should slow to easy, accurate swings instead of lunging with the body to hit the ball. The piece urges timing over force for proper feel.
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Chester G. Horton
Chick Soane
John F. Dille Ca
Notre Dame to Meet Southern California on New Year's Day
USC officials announced a Pasadena intersectional clash with Notre Dame in the Tournament of Roses bowl on New Year’s Day under the Pacific Coast Conference. Knute Rockne gave final approval after a long-distance call, with Notre Dame also slated for a December 6 game against Syracuse in Los Angeles.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
International News Wire
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Southern California
U. S. Co
Pasadena
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Ind
Trojans
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
University of California
Berkeley
Cyclones Leave for Gopher Camp
Iowa State college football team finished a week of practice with a long signal drill and will board a rattler for Minneapolis to play Minnesota Saturday afternoon. They depart Ames at 7 pm by interurban to Fort Dodge, then take a Minneapolis and St. Louis train arriving early Friday. A thousand Cyclone fans ride a special train, with a large Ames rooters section in Memorial Stadium.
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Ames
Tiowa State College
Minneapolis
Cyclones
University of Minnesota
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis & St. Louis
University City
Gopher Field
Cyclone
Memorial Stadium
Nebraska Huskers Rest Ready for Notre Dame Clash
Lincoln reports the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers will rest during an open date but stay busy preparing for the Notre Dame game in South Bend on November 15. The sellout matchup leaves no tickets, and fans without tickets are urged to stay home. The final home game follows on Thanksgiving against the Oregon Aggies.
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Dixon
Buck Freeman
Missouri
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California
Ollie Finkler
Ollie
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
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South Bend
Ind
Nebraska Athletic Management
South
Oregon Aggies
Shakeup at Iowa State football team hinted for week end game
Cedar Falls November 6 Special A major reshuffle is expected in the pupil lineup as several players may be moved across positions. Wary changes are anticipated in the backfield and line with new men to attempt to boost the attack. End players Freshwater and Urr likely stay, while others face potential shifts in guard and center roles.
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Cedar Falls
pHialy
Vyile
Luf Nol
Bates
Urr
Knox Aims to Beat Coe in Big Midwest Conference Clash
Knox Varsity, preparing at Galesburg, trains for a pivotal Saturday showdown with Coe at Willard Field. Coach Van Liew studies Coe after scouting last week while splitting duties with the freshman coach. Alumni interest surges as victory could crown Knox’s return to conference supremacy once rivaled by Pete Welch and Zig Hamblin era.
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Knox Varsity
Willard Field
Knox
Coe
van Liew
Knox-Cos
Town-Wesleyan
Pete Welch
Dewey Smig
Tink” Price
Cagers to Form Industrial Loop
An industrial basketball league will be formed this winter by the Y M C A with about a dozen teams. Eight to ten quintets are expected from Hawkeye Oil Rath Packing Gates College Repass Auto Cutler Illinois Central shops Waterloo Gasoline Engine Indus club DeMolay Y's Men Co B National Guard Co D Senior class. First games around December 15 will be twice weekly on the Y court.
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F. W. Richardson
Hawkeye Oil Company
Rath Packing Company
Gates Business College
Repass Au_ to company
Cutler Hardware Company
Ilinois Central Shops
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Indus Club
Waterloo
DeMolay
Y’s Men’s Club
Co. B
National Guard
National Board
Cornell College Coach Aims to Strengthen Line Before Beloit Clash
Mount Vernon November 6 Coach Polly Wallace pushed the Cornell football squad through a long scrimmage as the Purple prepare for a key conference game with Beloit at Rockford Illinois on Saturday. Center and guard positions are being shuffled to shore up the line with players Moore Showalter Hines Beeck Klinefelter Himmelt Kasch Lamp and others in action as the team eyes its third conference contest.
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Mount Vernon
Polly Wallace
Cornell
Clinton High School
Beloit
Rockford
Grinnell
Parsons
Wallace
Wildcats
Moore
Showalter
Hines
Beeck
Klinefelter
Himmelt
Purple
Kasch
Lamp
Wisconsin
Iowa U Hopes Fast Swimming Team This Season
Iowa City Iowa Nov 6 Coach David Armbruster of the University of Iowa swimming team aims to field a squad at least as strong as last year after graduation losses. Practice started a month ago with the first meet not until January. Captain Ned Ashton leads a veteran group including Clinton noted backstroke specialist. Newcomers McClintock and Stewart joined as freshmen, with Lambert returning as distance swimmer.
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Towa City
David Armbruster
University of Iowa
Ned ‘Ashton
Clinton
Ashton
Killebrew
Des Moines
Hofman
Iowa City
McClintock
Stewart
Superior
Wis
Lambert
Lake
Kenandoah
Chambers
Aiswang
Chicago, Il
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