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IOWA STAT E T E ACHEI~S COL LEGE

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CONTENTS

General Summary of the 1938 Football Season ••••••••••••• Page One

Iowa State Teacher s College 1938 Football Rester •••••••• Page Two (

Returning Lettermen • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • Page Three

Retur ning Sophomores ••••••••••.••••••••••.••••.• • • • •.•• Page Four

Sophomore Prospects •••.••••...... . ...................•. Page Five

Transfer s ..................................... .... .... Page Seven LetterwEn Lost From 1937 Squad • • • • •• • •••.••.•••••••••• Page Eight

Stadiwn fuforiTlB.tion ••.••.......... . ...... .. . . . • ...•...• Page Nine

Ticket Inforrna.tion •••••.• . •.•......•....••....••.. . •...• Page Nine

( General Inforn1.ati.on ••••• e •••••.••••••• • ••••••.• • ••••••• Page Nine

All- Time Football Record •••••••• •• • • •.. .• . , • , • • • • • • • • • • • Page Ten

Coaching Staff ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Page Twelve

1938 Schedule •••••••• .•••••• • • •• • . .••••••• • • • ••••••• Page Thirteen

Results of 1937 Season ............................. Pase Thirteen Past Results With 1938 Foes ••••••• • •••••••• • ••• • • • • Page Thir teen

North Central Conference Standings for 1937 ........ Page Fourteen North Centr al Conference Schedules fo r 1938 ... ... .. Page F

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GE1'ERAL SUM!1ARY OF THE 1938 FOOTBALL SITUATION ( ---

Twent y-seven of the forty- one Iowa State Teachers Collec;c football

candidates ar e playing their fir st year of college f ootball, a sit-

uation which indicates the possibility of a lack of seasoned mat-

erial. The r emaining four teen men include eight lettermen, two

reserves ·who were in a few games, and four r eserves ·who saw a com-

bined total of less than 90 seconds of play. Truly not the sort

( of squad to give a coach many restful moments.

Coach Clyde L. Starbeck, and Art Dickinson and Oliver Nor dly, his

two assistant coaches, however, are fairly pleased with the squad-

mainly because of the fine spirit of the players and the general

good condition of all candidates. The team will not be bi g but it

vrill be rugged, determined, and f airly fast.

( Meeting eight strcng teams, including f our members of the North

Central conference, the Panthers will i'ace a really tough schedule,

but that is nothing new to them. The tough part of the sche dule

comes in the news the.t every team seems t o have gained sophomore

strength since last season ••• that every team is better t his year.

No prediction can be made as to the nu. ber of games that may be won,

no for ecast of the final position of the Panthers i n t he conference

standings will be hazarded - only t his promise comes out of the

Panther ' s Den - the team will be troublesome.

The schedule opens vnth Gri~~ell on October 1 and on successive

week ends the team vrill t ake on t he seven r emaininG opponents - a

season without a single breather f r om begin..-·1ing to end.

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ENDS

Player Wgt . Hgt. Age Exp. Class Home Town

James Boland 183 6 20 0 1941 Oak Park1 Ill.

Louis Breitbach* 168 6- 1 20 1 1940 Masonville, Iowa.

Lyle Dodd 171 6-1 22 0 1940 Conrad, Iowa.

Charles McAffe 184 6- 4 20 0 1941 Sac City1 I own.

( Fred Nus 172 6- 3 20 0 1940 Waterloo, Iowa.

Gordon Patterson 164 5- 10 23 0 1939 Wahpeton, N. D.

Gordon Stainbrook 165 5- ll 22 1 1939 ".'{aterloo, Iowa.

Eino Tallus 166 5- 10 19 0 1941 Bi wabic, Minn.

Keith Van Winkle 160 6 23 0 1941 Yfebster City, I a.

TACKLES

Don Chambers 184 6- 1 22 0 1941 Anderson, Iowa. (

Carroll Coole** 193 6- 2 21 2 1939 Dexter , Iovra.

Milo Jensen 186 6 19 0 1941 Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Marvin Jones* 190 5- ll 22 1 1940 Waterloo1 Iovre..

Harry Schley 195 5- 10 25 1 1940 Cedar Rapi ds. I a .

Anthon Turkal 185 6- 1 21 1 1939 Bessemer, Hich.

GUARDS

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Connolly 154 5- 8 19 0 1941 Cresco, Iowa.

lfurvin Lewellyn 145 5- 6 19 0 1941 Vlest De s Moines

James Podemski 174 5- 10 21 0 1941 Duluth, Einn.

John Por ter 157 5- 10 20 0 1941 Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Howard Rabey* 168 5- 7 21 1 1940 Belmond, Iowa.

Hugh Roberts 161 5-10 22 0 1939 West Des Moines

Henry Rotell 164 5- 7 21 0 1941 Biwabic, Minn.

Mar tin Shimp 167 5- ll 21 0 1941 Naperville, Ill.

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CENTERS

Wendell Griggs

Leo Kagan*

William Wright

BACKS

166 5-10 23

200 6-1 21

173 5-8 21

Wendlen Burckhard 170 5-10 22

Gordon Bute* 165 5·9 21

George Dutcher* 170 6 22

Howard Finn 168 5·10 20

Robert Indvik 166 6•1 18

Ro ger Isaacson 150 5-6 19

Allen Kane* 166 6 21

John Lounsberry 168 6 23

Edward Lyons 153 5·8 20

Ben McCabe 150 5·9 21

John Megson 150 5-11 21

Orra Rew 153 5•8 22

Harland Riebe 172 5·10 17

William Rogell 143 5-11 22

Clifford Shirk 181 6·1 20

0 1941 Cedar Falls, Iowa.

1 1940 Ozone Park, N.Y.

0 1941 Naperville, Ill.

0 1941 Grand For k s, N.D.

1 1939 Wahpeton, N. D.

1 1940 Wate r l oo, Iowa.

0 1940 Bel mond, Iovm.

0 1941 Forest City, Iowa.

0 1941 Ft. Dodge, Iowa.

1 1940 Farmer sburg, Iowa.

0 1941 Colo, Imva

0 1941 Rochest er, Minn.

0 1941 Naperville, Ill.

0 1941 Duluth, Minn.

1 1939 Lamoni, Iovro..

0 1941 Cedar Falls, Iowa.

0 1941 Brookl yn, N.Y.

1 1940 Lake View, Minn.

* denotes number of football lett ers won.

RETURNING LETTERMEN

Louis Breitbach. Junior end. Never played hi gh school f ootball but gained f r eshman numeral in 1935 on sheer grit , pl aying a t end. Last year wus shi f t ed t o right hal fb ack when wealmes se s appeared the r e and blo ssomed into second best back on t he squad. His fi ght and ability needed at end thi s year so Star-beck shifted him back again. Home is Masonvill e but attended Winthrop high school, gr aduat ing in 1935. lYon t hr ee hi gh sch-ool baseball letters and capta ined t he team. Ha s won letters in football and baseball her e. Will coach after gr aduation.

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Had plenty of tough luck his first t vvo years here battling injuries but now he's ready t o st ep in and run the ball club, Graduat ed from Wahpeton, N.D., high school in 1934, winning three letters each in football and basketball and leading the football tea~ one year. He also made t he second all-stat e team. Attended Wahpeton Science for two years and made two more letters in football as well as the all-conf er ence team twice, Will coach after graduation.

Carroll Cook. Senior t ackle, Only squad member who has won t wo football letters at Teachers College. Al so gai ned minor in wrestling. Home is Dexter but graduat ed f r om Redfield h igh school in 1934. Won four letter s in f ootball, two in ba sk-etball, and one i n t rack in hi gh school. Plans t o coach,

George Dutcher. Junior back. Won hi s l etter in football a year ago. Although slightly built, Dutcher ha s the act ions of a fullback - a real crasher who has plenty of shif tiness when he care s t o use it, Graduated from We st Water loo hi gh in 1934, Won two football letters and was named on t he second all-state team in 1933, Captain once. Will be a coach,

Marvin Jones. Junior guard or tackl e. Won let ter i n f ootball as a sophomore guard but may play tackle t his year. I s another West Wat erloo gr aduate of the year 1934, He won t wo letters in football and one in track i n high school. Plans career as teacher and coach,

Leo Kagan. Junior center. Won letter in football last year. Is only 200-pounder on the squad, Nicknamed "Bull" by t eammat es. Graduated f rom John Adams high school, Ozone Park, N.Y., in 1934. Won one football l etter there, Plans coaching career.

Allen Kane, Junior fullback, Another nuu1 who l etter ed a year a go, Is also a baseball letterman. Attended Elkader hi gh school two years, won two letters in baseball, one in football, and one in wrestling. Moved t o Farmer sburg t o add two baseball and two basketball letter s t o hi s collect ion, Took baseball t eam t o st ate finals tvnce. Will teach and coach.

Howard Rabey, Junior guard, "Swede" brOU 8;ht a recor d of bei ng a regular in every game in hi gh school, Wa sted no t ime i n starting out t he same vmy at Teacher s Col lege in wi ru1i ng his letter last year. Built like a mobile tank, Rabey pl ayed in the backfield in high school but shifted to guard i n col l ege. Vvon four football, one basketball, and one t r ack l et t er in high school. Captain in football, Plans t o be a coach,

RETURNING RESERVES

Howard Fi~ Junior back. A high school teammate of Rabey. Last year did not play because of broken collar bone. Graduated from Bel mond hi gh school in 1935 with three l ett er s each in

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football and track as well as one in basketball. An all-con-ference football choice, he captained the track team for two years. Plans to coach after he graduates.

1Tus. Junior End. Another West Waterloo product. Gained a bit more polish last year and may be getting plenty of action this fall. Graduated f rom high school in 1936 with a pair of basketball a".rards and one in football. Will be a coach.

Orra Rew. Senior halfba ck. Played last year but not enough to win a l etter. Graduat ed from Lamoni high school in 1934 with two letters each football, basketball, and t rack. Captained basketball, At tended Graceland ju..'1.ior college, winning tvm letters in football and baseball ru1d one in track. Was team leader in football. Plans to teach an

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and Lee. Like his brothers. he will also wrestle. Graduated from Anderson high school in 1932 with thr ee letters in f oot-ball1 one in basketball. and f our in baseball. Hill coach.

John Connolly. Guard. .Another wrestler. placi ng second to Roger Isaacson in 145-pound class in 1937 state high school meet. Attended Clar i on high school.

Lyle Dodd. End. Not strictly a sophomore1 but i s hi s f ir st year out for varsity football. Won letter last year a s f onvard on Panther basketball team which placed second in l'!orth Central, then lettered in baseball as pitcher. Graduated from Conrad high school in 1934 with three letters each i n f ootbo.ll, bask-etball. and track. Captained both football ru1d ba sketbo.ll. Ran 4:39 high school mile. Plans t o be a coach.

Wendell Griggs. Center. Started to Teachers College then went t o Iowa State. Now ba&( at fi r st love. Gr aduated f rom Teachers College high school in 1932. Won two lett ers each in f ootball and wrestling and one in t r a ck. Captained wre stling te~ Was all-conference center. Preparing for coaching career.

Robert Indvik. Back. Brother of the rough and ready Gay who was Panther end in 1936-37. Graduated fr om Forest City hi gh sch-ool in 1937. vdnner of three lett ers in f oot ball1 four in basketball1 one in track. and two in be.seball. Sparked 1935 quintet to state high school finals , Was all -coni'erence back. Is pr epping for a career as a chmnical engineer.

Roger Isaacson. Back. Ft. Dodge high school gr aduat e in 1937. Won two football lett ers. three wrestling, and two in track. Captained wrestlers. State high school vvrestling champion in 1937. Captur ed district and confer ence t itles f or three years. Will coa ch after gr aduat i on.

Milo Jensen. Tackl e. Teachers Collage hi gh school gr aduate in 1937, winning t hree l etters in be.skctbn.ll and football , and two in track. Captain in football . All-conference bo.sketball center. A high school back. he tr ied end on frosh and now is a tackle. Hold high school shot B..L""ld discus recor ds a t 43 and 116 f oot. To follow coaching as career.

1v'.l8..rvin Lewellyn. Guard. The "baby" member of' t he squad. Shortest1 smallest. but they can't come too big f or "Le'.•-r" to take a cut at. Gr aduated from Valley high of Yfest Des Lfoines in 1937. Collected t wo football l ett ers. Plans t o be a coach.

Jolm Lounsberry. Back. Yfon numeral here in 1934 and now is back hoping to win blocking ba ck assignment. Colo high gr aduate.

Ed Lyons. Back. Handsome lit tle Irish,'T\B.!l with lots of ability and worlds of deterr.ri.nation to make good. Played under Nordly at Rochester. Football and track letter. Will be a coach.

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Charles McAf'fe. End. Tallest man on squad. 6 feet 4 i nches. Gr aduated from Sac City high school in 1936. liion t hr ee bask-etball and football letters and four in bG ~ cball . Gaptai ned football. Was all- conference end. Plans to coach.

Ben McCabe. Back. JJrothe r of 11Pete 11 who gr aduated t wo year s ago after compiling fine Panther r ecord. Ben, t oo, i s smal l but hard to handl e on t he field. Gr aduat ed from Naperville, Ill., high school in 1935. One football letter . -~ 'li ll be a coa ch.

John Por ter. in 1935.

Guard. Graduated from Teache r s Coll ege hi gh school Won no l etters in hi gh school. Pl ans t o teach.

Har land Riebe. Back. Husky son of Teachers Coll ege pr of . Grad-uated from Teacher s College hi gh s chool in 1937. I s yonngest man on team and one of yo~~ge st in American f oo t ball t oday -just 17. Won thr ee letter s in football, t wo in basketbal l , two in t r a ck, one in golf. Captain in basketball. All- conf-erence back. Plans t o be a coach,

William Rogell. Back. Former :New Yor k State quart ermile champ. A 1934 gr aduate from James Madison high school , Brooklyn, N. Y. Two track l et-cer s, one in football . Will be a coach.

Martin Shimp. Guard. Was all- state tackle in Illinois but has shifted to guard fo r college wor k. Late start because of an injur y may keep him out of lineup most of season. Graduated f r om Naperville, Ill., hi gh in 1937. -r'fon three football let-ter s , two basketball , and one track. Tv.rice an all- conference tackle. Preparing fo r career a s coach.

William Wr i ght. Center. Third member of Naperville contingent on squad. Graduated in 1935. Two football letter s. Al l - confer-ence center. Plans wor k f or coaching futm.·e .

TRANS FERS

John Me gson. Back. Graduated from Duluth Centr a l high schoo l in 1935. Tvvo l et ters each in basket bal l and t r ack, and one i n football . Added six more l et ter s at Duluth j lli1ior col l ege, t wo each in football , basketball , o.nd t r a ck. Was no.med on the all-conference f oot bal l and basket ball teams. Vfil l coach.

Gor don Patt er son. End. Lit tl e man but full of savvy a long the gr idiron trails. 1935 Wahpeton, N. D., hi gh gr a duate wi th two football letters. 1fu.de all- conference team thr ee years at t he Wahpeton Science school , vri:nni ng three f ootball lett ers and two in boxing. Will coach aft er t his year .

J ames Podemski. Guard. Graduated f r om Dulut h Denfeld hi gh school in 1935 afte r wir.u1i ng thr ee f ootball lett ers . At Duluth jQ~ior coll ege he captained the f ootball t eam and vmn two letters each in f ootball. basketball , and t r ack. Will follow coaching career after gr aduati on.

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Hugh Roberts. Guard. Transfer from Iowa State. Will be member of same wrestling tee.m this vv:inter which he defeated in 1936. Graduated from Valley high of West Des Moines in 1934. lflon two letters in football, three in vrrestling, captained latter. Won ~nors in football and vvrestling at State. Will coach.

Henry Rotell. Guard. Graduated from Biwabic, Minn., high school in 1936, vv:ith four football letters, one basketball. Captain in football. Twice all-conference guard in wiTh~ing two foot-ball letters at Virginia junior college. Will be a coach.

Eino Tallus. End. Has played tackle up to this year in spite of 166-pound frrune - speed is the answer. Trying to master end play now. A 1936 Bivmbic graduate, winning t hree letters in football and ~vo in basketball. At Virginia junior college he made football and basketball all-conference teruns in win-ning tvm l etters in each sport. Plans on coaching.

Keith Van \Vinkle. End. Webster City high school graduate in 1933. Won four football letters, three each in basketball and track, and two in baseball. Won two letters in basketball at Y'ieb-ster City junior college. Will be a coac~

LETTERi'viEN LOST ~ 1937 SQUAD

Don Blue. Tackle. Now doing his own job of coaching in Iowa.

Walter Brown.. Back. He, too, is a high school coach.

Harold Church. Guard. Out of school and to work.

Cyril Cranny. Back. Knee injury and operati on cut short career.

Walter Ditzler. Tackle. "Butch" is now n gr aduate and teaching.

Lloyd Garrison. Back, Garrison did not r eturn to school.

Gaylord Indvik. End. "The Braintrust" is now an assistant coach.

Walter Johnson. Guard. Graduated and all ready to go to work.

Paul Jones. End. The All•.American is now in t he coaching ranks.

John Magovich. Back. Now a student vv:i th no more competition.

Joe Terze. Center or tackle. Big Joe, t oo, is out on his own..

Max Travis. Back. Has given up, temporarily, higher educat ion.

Roman Ya.tcha.k. Back. Showing Western Iov:a results of education.

DID YOU KNOi'V-

That there are 17 former captains on the Pant her football squad?

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STADIUM INFORMATION

The Teachers College stadium now represents one-third of t he fin• ished structure. When completed it will be 30 rows high and seat some 7, 000 fans. At present it is 10 rows high, seating 2, 000 fans. The stadium, built of concrete, wood, and steel, is 300 feet long. The stands include n permanent band stand in the center, in add-ition 'to a glass enclosed press box and radio booth. The press box contains phones and jacks for complete news coverage.

TICKET INFOID~TION

General admission to Teachers College games is $1.10 for adults, 25 cents for high school students, and 10 cents for youngsters. All varsity games begin at 2:00p.m.

All sports editors \vishing to attend Teachers College games, either as working press or as spectators, should send request s for GMvffi tickets to the Bureau of Publications of the college. These re• quests will be turned over to the office of the director of Hth• letics. It vnll only be necessary for you to call at his off ice in the gymnasium the day of the game. It is not the policy of the Ticket Department to mail press tickets.

Vihen requesting GAME tickets please let us know if you want PRESS EOX tickets. Such tickets will be reserved fo r you with your GM!~ ticket. It will NOT admit you to the game, but is good only for the press box.

Let us know if you will need special service for the game. If you want us to give you coverage please let us know by Thursday before the contest.

The following names and titles are furnished for your convenience:

Orval Ray Latham, president of the college (University of Iowa)

Department of Physical Education ~ Men L.L. Mendenhall , director of athletics Paul F. Bender, physical education Arthur D. Dickinson, track coach Lawrence w. V:fhitford, baseball coach David H. McCuskey, wrestling coach

(University of Iowa) (University of Iowa)

(Iowa State Teachers College) (Iowa State Teachers College) (Iowa State Teachers College)

Clyde L. Starbeck, football coach Oliver M. Nordly, basketball conch

Bureau of Publications George H. Holmes, director Harry G. Burrell, sports assistant Leroy W. Furry, gener al assistant

DID YOU KNOW THAT-

(South Dakota State College) (Carleton College)

(Uni Yora:i.ty of Hichigan ) (University of Icwa )

(Iowa State Teachers College)

There have been but three one point games in Panther grid history?

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North Dakota State College. Sparked by VJhecler, rated in North Dakota. as the best back in t he business , a vet eran Bison t ea."'!l may oust North Dakota. When the t wo tane;le Oct. 29 more than state supr emacy may hang in balance. Exper ience oozes at every posit ion. c. c. Finnegan has builded well f or 1938 and he's set to collect! John Smith handles publici ty.

South Dakota State College. 20 lettermen will help in boosting State up the conference ladder as Jack Barnes opens fi rst year in loop. The Jacks face five tough foes and probably wont make the t op but the spirit is the best in years. The publicity is handled by Loren E. Donel son.

University of Omaha. A Mighty crew of sophs make t he Cardinal picture brightest since 1934. No tit le in prospect but a lot of bumps are the prospects for Omaha foes. Sed Hartman does the coaching and Royce West the talking fo r him.

Grin.11.ell College. A b'attl e is always in prospect when Grinnell meets t he Panthers ru1d this year is no exception. Added fuel is fact t hat Pioneers v;ill want glorious finale f or Mi ssouri Valley career. Guy Lookabaugh will have fine bm1ch of vets and sophomores for 1938 team. Edward L. 'Nilson i s spokesman.

Western State Teachers College. A f ancy gr oup of veteran s make s Mike Gar y 's 1938 eleven a tough number. J:i'urthe r strength will be added at homecoming game with Panthers - a lums, dads , and celebrat ions expected to key Hilltoppers to avenge similar loss two years a go when Pa.'1thers won. Homer M. Dmlham is the director of publicity.

Coe College. Moray Eby starts tvfenty-fifth year 1-vi th the promise that t he team ••r.ill be considerably stronger than those of l a st two year s - which spel l s trouble. Plenty of l ettermen and a fine group of sophomores a r e on ha...'1d to furni sh t he vet eran mentor with ri ght ingredient s for a topnotcher. The schedule is no bed of roses. but then the Koha.wks aren't planning to be love birds. Publicity under Ernest Mi ckel.

Kansas State Teachers College. A big, powerful, hi gh scoring team will be waiting for the Pant hers when they invade Emporia, Kansas, November 5 for their fi rst encounter vri t h t he Kansas State Teachers College of that city. Will i am Allen White vr.ill ·want no "new deal" tactics in to"Wll so the host team will be all prepar ed to "see t he strangers and t ake t hem in" according to t he ol d style. Coach is F. G. Wel ch and t he publicit y is direct ed by George Phillips.

DID YOU KNOW-

That in forty-one years of f ootball campaigning the Iowa State

Teachers Col l ege has always won at least one game every season?

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1895 12 Coe • • • • • • • • • 10

4 Lenox ••••••• 12

1896 5 Coe • • ••••• • •• 10

12 Cedar Valley. 0 28 Reinbeck HS • 10

1897 10 Ellsworth • • • 26 10 Coe ••••••• • • 8 16 Upper Iowa •• 6 16 Western • • ••• 12

1898 23 Waterroo-Y •• 0 40 Cor nell •• •• • 0 19 Coe ••••• • ••• 0

0 Upper Iowa .. 0 11 Iowa • • • • • • • • 5

1899 0 Iowa ::::-. • • • 22 6 Grinnell ••• • 12 0 Cornell • •••• 0 Iowa State ••

57 Coe ••• • • •• ••

1900

11 0 0

0 Iowa ~ • • •• 68 6 Cornell •••••

12 Upper Iowa •• 6 Coe • •••••••• 5 Iowa Sto.te •• 0 Simpson •• • •• 0 Drake • • •••••

1901 11 Cor ne"i'i'"":" •• • •

12 Woodbine Nor. 72 Des Moines u.

0 Coe ••• • •• • •• 6 Iowa • •••••••

1902

6 5

16 0

33 50

5 Iowa • • • • • • • • 63

12 Cornell •••••• 11 5 Drake • • • • • • • • 36 0 Coo ••••• • •• • • 6 Penn. •• • • • •••• 8 Dodge Guards •

1903

18 6

16

0 Iowa Training. 0 0 Iowa • • ••••••• 29

55 Lenox • • • • • • • • 0 28 Penn • • • • • • • • • 0 18 Cor nell • • • • • • 0 33 Morningside • • 0

6 Coe •••••• • ••• 28 5 Des Moines U • 17

1904 76 Iowa "Traaning. 5

0 36 0

17 6

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Simpson •••••• Iowa State • • • 0 Cornell •• • ••• ll Io"Wa. ••••.•••• Coe •••• • •• • • -·

6 Penn •• • .•.••• 6 Drake •••••••• 6 Creighton ••••

1905

11 0 6

26 0

23 East Waterloo. 6 23 Charles City • 0

0 Iovva State ••• 29 12 Iowa Tr aining. 6

6 Cornell • • • • • • 0 5 Iowa • • • • • • • • • 41 6 Coe • • • • • • • • • • 6 6 Penn • • • • • • • • • 12

31 Ellsworth •••• 0 0 Morningside •• 0

1908 54 FairbankS HS • 0 22 Lenox • • • • • • • • 0 18 Ellsworth •••• 5 15 Ellsworth •••• 0 16 Charles City • 0

1909 28 Charl~ity • 0 36 Western •• •• •• 0 32 Columbia • •• •• 16

5 Coe • • • • • • . • • • 0 24 Grinnell ••••• 6

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1910 63 Lenox •••••• •

0 Western ••••• 0 0

3 Simpson • •••• 6 0 Ellsworth ••• 17 6 Grinnell •••• 24 6 Columbia • • •• 17

1911 27 East ~rloo 0 17 Ellsworth . . . 5

0 Western ..... 6 6 Grinnell • • • • 9 0 Columbia •••• 0

11 Simpson • • • • • 6

1912 39 East Waterloo 0

7 Iowa • • • • • • • • 35 6 Coe ••• •• •••• 2 3 Grinnell •• • • 38

17 Upper Iowa •• 2 0 Western • • • • • 0 7 Columbia •••• 3 6 Ellswo rth • • • 3

1913 3 Iowa • • • • • • • • 45 0 Ellsworth ... 6

12 Grinnell • • • • 7 0 Western ..... 0

12 Upper Iowa • • 0 0 Drake • • • • • • • 25

1914 6 Des u"':t'ii'e s u. o 0 Iowa • • • • • • • • 95 0 Ellsworth ••• 26 6 Dubuque ••••• 6 7 Penn • • • • • • • • 19 0 Upper Iovm. • • 12

13 Iovm Wesleyan 0 3 Drake •• • • • •• 14

1915 7 Dubuq'Ue"":".... 25

10 Columbia •••• 13 61 Upper Iowa •• 19 82 Platteville • 0

9 Morningside • 20 24 Ellsworth ... 0

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1916 0 Iowa St'ate •• 12 7 Morningside • 38 0 Upper Iowa •• 27 0 Cornell • • • • • 27 0 Dubuque ••••• 20 3 Buena Vista • 7 2 Dubuque ••••• 30

13 Ellsworth ••• 0

1917 42 Iowa WeSleyan 0

0 Camp Funston. 32 0 Upper Iowa.. 7

10 Des Moines U, 0 0 Penn •••••••• 6

1918 0 Morningside • 28 0 Upper Io1va • • 6

1 9 Camp Dodge •• 0 3 Coe ••••••••• 52

1919 0 Corne"i"i""7.... 14 0 Penn • • • • • • • • 0 7 Upper Iowa •• 19 2 Morningside • 41

51 Ellsworth ••• 0 71 Dubuque • • • • • 0

0 Des Moines U, 6

1920 0 Coe ••••••••• 10

14 Buena Vista • 0 21 Penn •••····• 0 21 Upper Iowa •• 14 Parsons ••••• 38 Ellsvrorth ••• 14 Columbia ••••

0 Des Moines u.

1921

0 0 0

14 6

7 Coe •••••••.• 13 66 Still ••••••• 0 18 Buena Vista , 0 56 Ellsworth ••• 0

0 Upper Iowa •• 0 19 Parsons • • • • • 7 14 Penn ........ 6

1922 3 Corne~ •••• 0 0 Buena Vista • 3

7 Simpson •••••• 20 Ellsworth ••• ,

0 Parsons •••••• 21 Penn •••••••••

6 3 3 0

14 Upper Iovm • • • 12

1923 0 st. AmbrOse •• 0 7 Dubuque •••••• 17 7 Io·wa Wesleyan. 0

35 Ellsvrorth ••• • 0 0 Simpson •••.•• 13 7 Upper Iowa • • • 0 2 Wester n Union. 6

1924 0 St. Ambrose •• 3 7 Dubuque •••••• 17

54 Iovro. Wesleyan, 0 0 Simpson •••••• 13 0 Penn , .. • • • • • • • 3 0 Parsons • • • • • • 2 0 Upper Iowa... 6

19 Dubuque •••••• 6

1925 30 Ellsworth •••• 21 Iovro. ·wesleyan.

0 3

Simpson • • • • • • 23 Luther • • • • • • • 9

0 20

0 Penn ••••••••. 14 Upper Iowa ••• 16 Kirksville Os.

3 Colorado TC ••

1926 20 St, Thoiii'Us ••• 23 Vlestern Union. 34 Buena Vista ••

0 Penn •••.••.•• 3 Luther •••••••

13 Upper Iowa ••• 7 Parsons •••••• 0 Colorado TC ••

1927

0 7 0 3

0 0 0

14 0 6

20 12

6 St, T~s ••• 6 9 Io\va Wesleyan. 0 6 Buena Vista •• 0

12 Penn ••••••••• 7 41 Luther • • • • • • • 7 20 DeKalb TC •••• 6 14 Upper Imva ••• 6

32 Parsons •.... 0

1928 0 Coe ••••••..• 32

34 I owa Wesleyan 40 Penn •••••••• 39 DeKa.lb TC ••• 13 Upper Iowa ••

0 Grinnell •••• 0 Parsons •••••

12 Luther •••••• 1 2 Des Moine s U,

1929

0 0 0

13 0 0 0 7

0 Coe ••••••••• 7 7 Simpson • • • • • 0 0 Kirl~ville TC 16

13 Penn •••••••• 7 6 Grinnell •••• 21 6 Lut her • • • • • • 7

19 Par sons ••••• 6

1 930 6 Columbia ••••

Luther •••••• 0 0 13

2 0

Coe • • • • • • • • • 13 Pe1u1 ••••••.•

0 Simpson ••••• 0 6

0 Kalamazoo ••• 26 0 Ypsilanti ••• 19 0 Grinnel l •••• 12

1931 19 Columbia • • • • 0

0 Grinnell •••• 12 12 Penn •••••••• 3

6 Lut her •••••• 13 9 Simpson ••••• 12 0 Kalamazoo ••• 14 0 Ypsil anti ••• 32 6 Coe • • • • • • • • • 0

1 93 2 0 0

7 Col umbia •••• 13 Penn •••••••• 13 Cornell ••••• 0

0 Luther •••••• 13 13 Morni ngs i de • 0

0 Kalamazoo ••• 26 7 Simp son • • • • • 7

1 2 Ypsilanti • • • 6 7 Coe ••••••••• 13

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7 Cornell ••••• 13 13 Grinnell •••• 6

6 Kalamazoo ••• 8 0 Coe ••••••••• 19 0 Morningside • 0 Simpson ••••• 6 Ypsilanti •••

25 Luther ••••••

1934

6 13 19 13

18 Corne~ •••• 0 33 Ypsilanti ••• 0

0 Kalamazoo ••• 7 0 Coe • • • • • • • • • 7 6 Shnpson • • • • • 6

COACHING ST.AFF

12 Grinnell ••••• 19 32 Morningside •• 2

0 Luther , ••••• , 0

1935 0 Corne~ ••••• 0 0 Ypsilanti •••• 3

21 Kalamazoo •••• 14 0

32 7

41 22

Coe • • • . • • • • • • 18 Simpson , •• , •• Gril'mell •••• , Morningside , • So, Dak. St,. •

1936

7 7 7

13

0 Iowa. "S'to:te • • • 0 24 Grinnell ••••• 0 0 North Dakota • 19

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21 Coe ••••••••• 0 12 Kalamazoo ••• 6 21 Haskell • • • • • 0

0 So, Dak, St,. 13 6 Morningside • 0 7 Omaha. • • • • • • • 7

1937 12 Iowa state •• 14 20 Grirmell • , , • 20 0 North Dakota., 21 0 Kalamazoo ••• 7 6 Coe •• •••••• , 6

13 Morningside • 13 33 So. Da.k. St,, 0 0 South Dakota. 13

13 Omaha •.... • • 0

Clyde L, 11Buck11 Starbeck. Head varsity football coach. A grad of South Dakota State where he was all-conference center for four years in spite of fact that one year he played only tvm games at that post. Starting third year here, }ms coached at Pipe-stone, i-fi1m., Eau Claire, Wis., and the University of North Dakota, Develops Teachers College lines.

Arthur D. Dickinson, Head track coach, starting fifteenth year, Panther graduate, winning total of nine letters in basketball, baseball, nnd track, Coached at Adair, Washington, and Marsh-alltown, Rated outstanding track coach, has won North Central twice and placed second twice in four years, Won Iowa. Confer-ence eight years in row, Coaches t he ends.

Oliver M. "Hon11 Nordly. Head bo.sketball coach. Coaches backfield, Put Panther cugers in second last year. Starred in three sports ~t Carleton College. Coached 10 ye ars at Rochester, Minn., high school, Starting second year here.

Lo."bTence w. 11Mon11 'Whitford, Head bo.scbo.ll coach. Teachers College graduate, starring in football, basketball, and baseball , Coached at Pocahontas and Monticello, Is head freshman foot-ball coach.

David H, McCuskey. Head wrestling coach. Assists ·whi tford with freshman football squad. Outstanding football and baseball man at Teachers College.

DID YOU KNOW THAT-

Eighteen of the 35 Teachers College ties were scoreless affairs,

while one saw plenty of fireworks to end in a 20-20 deadlock?

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1938 SCHEDULE

October 1 -- Grinnell College at Cedar Falls.

October 8 -- Western State Teachers College at Kalamazoo# Mich.

October 14 -- North Dokota State College at Fargo (ni ght).

October 22 -- Coe College at Cedar Falls (Dad ' s Day ).

October 29 Morningside College at Cedar Falls (Homecomi ng).

November 5 Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia. Kansas.

November 11 -- Univer sity of South Dttkota at Cedar Fall s.

November 19 -- Univer sity of Oma.ha at Omaha# Nebraska.

RESULTS OF 1937 SEASON

September 25 Teacher s College 12; Iowa State College 14

Oct ober 1 Teachers College 20; GrinnellCollege 20

October 9 Teachers College* 0; North Da.'{:ota University 21

October 16 Teachers College* 0; Western State 7

October 23 Teachers College 6; Coe College 6

October 30 Teachers College 13; Morningside College 13

November 6 Teacher s College* 33; South Dakota. State 0

November 13 Teacher s College 0; South Dakota University 13

November 19 Teachers College * 13; Univer sity of Omaha 0

PAST RESULTS YHTH 1938 FOES

~College ·rc OPP

1895 12 10 1896 5 10 1897 10 8 1898 18 0 1899 57 0 1900 6 16 1901 0 6 1902 0 18 1903 6 28 1904 75 0 1905 6 6 1909 5 0

1912 1918 1920 1921 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937

6 2 3 52 0 10 7 13 0 32 0 7 2 13 6 0 7 13 0 19 0 7 0 18

21 0 6 6

Grinnell OPP

12 6

24 9

38

'I'C 1899 6 1909 24 1910 6 1911 6 1912 3 1913 12 7 1928 0 0 1929 6 21 1930 0 12 1931 0 12 1933 13 6 1934 12 19

1935 7 7 1936 24 0 1937 20 20

Morningside TC OPP

1903 33 0 1905 0 0 1915 9 20 1916 7 38 1918 0 28 1919 2 41 1932 13 0 1933 0 6

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1 934 32 2 1932 0 26 1935 21 14 Omaha 1935 41 7 1933 6 8 1936 12 6 TC OPP 1936 6 0 1934 0 7 1937 0 7 1936 7 7 1937 13 13 1937 13 0

North Dakota State College and Western State Kansas State Teachers College South Dakota

TC OPP are appearing on Iowa. State 1930 0 26 Teacher s College football sch- 1937 1 931 0 14 edule for t he first time.

NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE STAl:DINGS FOR 1937 --w L T PCT. TP

Univer sity of North Dakota •••••• 3 0 0 1. ooo 61 University of South Dakota •••••• 4 1 0 • 800 74 IOWA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ••••• 2 2 1 • 500 59 Morningside College ••••• .. • . . ••• 2 2 1 . 500 40 North Dakota State College, ••••• 2 2 0 • 500 73 South Dakota State College; ••••• 2 3 0 . 400 35 University of Omaha •••• • ••••.••• 0 5 0 . ooo 7

NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE SCHEDULES FOR 1938 --Uni versity of Nor th Dakota ~t Gr ru1d Forks, Nor th Dakota.

-- Viinnipeg Rqgby Club at Winnipeg. September 16 September 23 September 30 Oct ober 6 October 14 October 22 October 29 November 5 November 11

-~ South Dakot~ State College at Grand For ks . Morningside College at Grand Forks. Gonzaga Col~ege at Spokane , Washington. DePaul Univ~rsity at Gr and Forks.

-- Uni ver si ty of Montana at Gr and Forks. -- North Dako~a State College at Fargo. -- University of Detroit at Detroit, I~Iichigan. -- Universit y of Omaha at Omaha, Nebr aska.

Univer sity of South Dakota at Vermillion, South Dakota.

September 26 Oct ober 1 October 8

-- Dakota Wesleyan College at Vermillion. -- Creighton Univer sity at Omaha, Nebraska. -- Wayne State Teacher s College at Vermillion. -- Uni ver sity of Omaha at Omaha, Nebraska.

Morningside College at Sioux City, Iowa. South Dakota State College at Br ookings. Nor th Dakota State Col l ege at Vermillion.

TC OPP 0 13

OP 7

15 4 7 62 53 58

107

October 15 October 22 October 29 November 5 November 11 I owa. State Teacher s Col l ege at Cedar Falls , Iov~.

Mornin~si~e Co~lege at Si oux City, I ovm.

September October October Oct ober October November November

30 8

15 22 29

5 19

-- Universit y of North Dakota at Gr and Forks. Kansas We sleyan University at Sioux City. South Dakota State College at Sioux City. University of South Dakota at Vermillion. Iowa. State Teacher s College at Cedar Falls.

-- University of Omaha at Sioux City. -- Wayne State Teachers College at Sioux City.

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North Dakota State College at Fargo, :North Dakota.

September 23 October 1 Oct ober 8 October 14 October 21 October 29 November 5 November 12 November 19

- - Wdnnesota State 'reachers College at Fargo. - Vlim1ipeg Rugby Club at YITin..11ipeg. -- University of Idaho at Uoscow, I daho. -- Iowa State ·reachers College at Fargo. -- Colorado State Teachers Collese at Fargo. -- Universit y of North D~~ota at Fargo. -- University of South D~~ota at Vermill ion.

South Dakota State College at Brookings. -- Creighton University at Omaha, nebraska.

South Dakota State College at Brookings, South Dakota.

September 16 September 23 October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 October 29 November 12

- - South Dakota State School of Mines at Rapid City. - - University of North Dakota at Grand Forks. - - Univer sity of Omahe. at Brookings .

St. norbert ' s College at Green Bay., Wisconsin. - - Morningside College at Sioux City, Iowa. -- Minnesota State Teachers College at Brookings.

University of South Dakota at Brookings. - - North Dakota State College at Brookings.

University of Omaha at Omaha, Nebraska.

September 24 October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 November 5 November 11 November 19

Wayne State Teacher College at Qnaha. South Dakota State College at Brookings. Montana State College at Bozeman, 1ilontana. University of South Dakota at Omaha. Bradley Tech at Omaha. Morningside College at Sioux City, Iowa. University of North Dakota at Omaha. Iowa State Teachers College at Omaha.

SCHEDULES OF NON-COrWERErr~CE OPPONENTS

Grinnell College at Grinnell , Io"./'10..

September 23 October 1 October 14 October 21 October 29 November 5 November 11 November 19

Cornell College at Grinnell. Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. Central College at Grinnell . St . Louis University at St. Louis , Missouri. Drake University at Des Moines, Iowa. Washburn College at Grinnell. Coe College at Cedar Rapids. Colorado Colle ge at Grinnell .

Western State Teachers Colle~ at Kalamazoo, Mi chig;an.

September 24 October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22

Illinois College at Kalamazoo. University of Detroit at Detroit.

- - Iowa State Teachers College at Kal amazoo. Akron University at Akron, Ohio. St. Viator College at Kala~azoo.

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October 29 November 5 November 12

-- Western Kentucky State Teachers at Bowling Green. Butler University at Indianapolis, Indiana.

-- Central Hichigan State Teachers at Kala.rn.azoo.

~ College a.t Cedar Rapids, Io·wa.

September 23 October 1 October October October October

7 15 22 29

November 5 November 11

St. Ambrose College a.t Davenport, Iowa. La-wrence College at Appleton, Wisconsin. Honmouth College at Cedar Rapids. Cornell College at Mt . Vernon, Iowa. Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. Carleton College a.t Cedar Rapids . Knox College at Galesburg, Illinois. Grinnell College at Cedar Rapids.

Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia, Kansas.

September October October October October November November November November

30 8

15 22 28

5 12 18 24

Washburn College at Topeka., Kansas. St. Benedict's College at Atchison, Kansas. Southwes·cern College at Emporia. Ft. Hays Teachers College at Ft. Hays, Kansas . Ouchita Baptist College at Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Iowa State Teachers Coll ege at Emporia. Universit y of Wichita at Wichita, Kru1sas. Oklahoma City University at Emporia. Pittsburg Teachers College at Emporia.

HOVi THE OTHER FELLOWS SHAPE UP FOR 1938

Univer sity of North Dakota. Defending sevent h Nor t h Central titl e in 10 years with exceedingly bright prospect s of mak ing it one more. There ' s a wealth of heavy- material , wel l - sea s oned, at the Nodak home and crafty old Jack Vlest i s the man to know what to do with it. Return of Pollard has l ift ed worry from West's shoulders and dropped it in t he l aps of Coaches Jack Barnes , Jason Saunderson, c. c. Finneg~~. and Sed Hartman. Will iam E. Jilison is publicit y director.

Univer sity of South Dakota. Chances are t hat t he Coyotes are going t o get at l east a share of t hat championship t hey have been after since 1927. Does not play North Dakota ru1d seems to be r eady to mow down all other foes. A_~ experienced line, a bit weak at center, and a big supply of veteran backs may cover the loss of Billy Ryan. G. Russell Bauer i s publicity dir-ector for Harry Go.mnge ' s football te~

Morningside College. Optimism is the keynote on Morningside Heights as the Maroons sett le down for 1938. Plenty of good men lost by graduation but Coach Jaac:1 Saunder son feels that there are plenty of strong replacement s. Biggest loss is Fadness, all• conference gue.rd. That t i t l e which has eluded t he Maroons since 1923 may roost in Sioux City in 1938 - if present hopes are r ealized. Ira Gvrirm handles public r elations.

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North Dakota State College. Sparked by VJhecler, rated in North Dakota. as the best back in t he business , a vet eran Bison t ea."'!l may oust North Dakota. When the t wo tane;le Oct. 29 more than state supr emacy may hang in balance. Exper ience oozes at every posit ion. c. c. Finnegan has builded well f or 1938 and he's set to collect! John Smith handles publici ty.

South Dakota State College. 20 lettermen will help in boosting State up the conference ladder as Jack Barnes opens fi rst year in loop. The Jacks face five tough foes and probably wont make the t op but the spirit is the best in years. The publicity is handled by Loren E. Donel son.

University of Omaha. A Mighty crew of sophs make t he Cardinal picture brightest since 1934. No tit le in prospect but a lot of bumps are the prospects for Omaha foes. Sed Hartman does the coaching and Royce West the talking fo r him.

Grin.11.ell College. A b'attl e is always in prospect when Grinnell meets t he Panthers ru1d this year is no exception. Added fuel is fact t hat Pioneers v;ill want glorious finale f or Mi ssouri Valley career. Guy Lookabaugh will have fine bm1ch of vets and sophomores for 1938 team. Edward L. 'Nilson i s spokesman.

Western State Teachers College. A f ancy gr oup of veteran s make s Mike Gar y 's 1938 eleven a tough number. J:i'urthe r strength will be added at homecoming game with Panthers - a lums, dads , and celebrat ions expected to key Hilltoppers to avenge similar loss two years a go when Pa.'1thers won. Homer M. Dmlham is the director of publicity.

Coe College. Moray Eby starts tvfenty-fifth year 1-vi th the promise that t he team ••r.ill be considerably stronger than those of l a st two year s - which spel l s trouble. Plenty of l ettermen and a fine group of sophomores a r e on ha...'1d to furni sh t he vet eran mentor with ri ght ingredient s for a topnotcher. The schedule is no bed of roses. but then the Koha.wks aren't planning to be love birds. Publicity under Ernest Mi ckel.

Kansas State Teachers College. A big, powerful, hi gh scoring team will be waiting for the Pant hers when they invade Emporia, Kansas, November 5 for their fi rst encounter vri t h t he Kansas State Teachers College of that city. Will i am Allen White vr.ill ·want no "new deal" tactics in to"Wll so the host team will be all prepar ed to "see t he strangers and t ake t hem in" according to t he ol d style. Coach is F. G. Wel ch and t he publicit y is direct ed by George Phillips.

DID YOU KNOW-

That in forty-one years of f ootball campaigning the Iowa State

Teachers Col l ege has always won at least one game every season?

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