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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1954-09-01 Hawks Reporf For eractice~ Have 'Picnic' Belore Cameras • Head Football Coach Forest I Evashevski Tuesday welcomed injured his knee. And Tuesday, seems fairly stable-barring in­ switch to the line. Back of blessed. Although the loss of 66 candida les back to fall prac­ Kress was silting gn the side­ juries. Lcd by aU-American Cal Broeder are Rog Wiegmann. who Rjce will be felt tremendously, tice and then sent thelT) through lines, stU! with a knee he can­ Jones, the probable starting line kicks most of the points after six lettermen with plenty of ex­ probably what will be one of not bend. Although Kress' knee will average 208. touchdown for the Hawks, and the hardest workouts all season is almost back to normal, it's Missing !rom last year's line Jim Hatch. a 18S-pound senior perience will be fighting for the -posing Cor photographers and doubtful whether he'll sec mUch wJJI be such stalwarts as end from Lancaster, Wis. Also around two positiOBS. They arc Eldean newsreel men. action this rall unleS$ the stUl­ Bill Fcnton. center Jerry llil­ for the fullback slot will be Jim Matheson, Earl Smlth. Bob Twenty lettermen wece among ness disappears. genberg, tackles Don Chelf and Had. Eldan Kanellis. Ralph Stearns, Ed Vincent, Don In­ the 66 who reported for the an­ The loss of Kress tor most of captain Andy Houg. Knoebel, Cleo Murphy and Stan man and J1m Milani. nual press-radio-TV day at the the sea""n puts an even greater AU the starting backs from Davis. Evashevsld indicated Tuesday I Iowa stadium. strain on Iowa's Cpfwnd wall last season are on hand with Reichow's main l'ompetiLion the Hawkey are in for a lot Most of the sportswriters in and especially the guard position. the eXception of George (Dusty) will com (rom a group of sopho­ of work in the two... -day prac­ rowa and some from out-oc-state Evashevski is contemplating Rice, Oelwein, who was gradu­ mores, including h' brother Bill. tice s lOBS which will precede saw the Hawkeyes den their changing John Hall !rom his ated. Fullback and Captain In this group are Don Dobrino, the opener with Michigan State black and gold unlIorms (or tho tackle position to fiII in for the Gcbrge (Blnkey) Brooder of St. Kenny Plcen, Mitch Ogit'go, Dan here Sept. 25. • first time since the final spring injured Kress. Terry Moran and Louis, and quarterback Jerry Jone and Dick Myers. Duane A!s Lyon (Red) Welcher, 0- practice in May. Lou Matykiewicz, quarterbacks Reichow of Decorah lead the vet­ Tolson, a junior who saw limited sistant equipment manager, was It was on that day last May last year, may change to guard, eran backs. action last year. will also be walking toward a group posing that guard George Kress, a 235- also. All told, there are 12 lettermcn around to help out. {or pictur ,Evy said, "'Run, Red, pound letterman from Dubuque, The remainder of the line backs, Including those who may At the hallback posls Iowa is we never walk at Iowa." ~ at Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. Wirephoto - Five Cents City, lowo. Wednesday, September 1. 19.54 'GO.p .Report Cle.ars 'McCarthy Hurricane Kills 37 Urges Emergency NATO Meeting Bul3 Demo Northeastern U.S. Invesliga"rs BOSTON (JP)- Vicious Hurri- SUI PRESIDENT VIRGIL M. HANCHER seems pleased as be talk. over prospects for the 195t cane Carol battered and lashed I bordcring Long Island Sound. football season with Head Coach Forest 'Evashevski Tuesday aUelOoon. Hancher visited the the northeastern states Tucsday East and west ot New Lon- .Hawkeyes' first fall practice which wall stal'ed Tuesday Cor the benefit photorrapher. and re­ Crilicize Him ot taking at least 37 lives in wind don, Conn., trains of the New pOrters at the annual press-radio-TV day. Ifuries unknown here since the Haven raill'Oad ground to a halt WASH~GTON (~ - Th 0 ... when flood waters covered the lour Republican senators who multimIllion dollar hurricane OIl tracks between New London and jnve tigated the army-McCarthy I1938. Westerly, R. 1. About 2,000 train row said Tuesday nlg)lt Sen. Jo­ Thc Caribbean-born hurricane riders were stranded Cor a time scph McCarthy (n-Wls.) exer­ Watkins, McCarthy "Clash cised no improper influcnce per­ whipped across mlddlc Atlantic but wore taken to their destina- seacoasts and burst into New lions by buse . The railroad right sonally on bchalt or Pvt. G. Da­ England wltb winds up to 105 of way will bc clogged for some vid Schinc, but the tbree Demo­ ~s Censure Hearings Open m.p.h. and, raging high tides. lime. crals old McCarthy dcsCTved Damage cstimates ran into New York City escaped major "sevcl'c criticIsm." WASHINGTON (JP) - A new millions ot dollars as summer damage. There were the usual The quartet of GOP mcmbers, round of senate hearings on the tiring from the senate to I'1.In his principles. homes were smashed to kindling, transportation snarls and telled while clearing McCarthy ot tak­ ing a personal hand I,n pressur­ conduct of Sen. Joseph McCar­ for governor oC Colorado, read Laid Down Defense hun.dreds of yachts were splint­ power lincs. ered on rocks and shore and izing the army, said he should thy (R-WIs.) opened Tuesday - a formal statement asserting: 2. McCarthy's lawyer laid and rcc'essed with Chairman Ar­ power service was severed com­ have wielded more villorous con­ thur Watkins (R-Utah) gavel­ "1 did not say on March 12 down his first line of delense­ pletely in at least 33 communi­ Judge Rules Army trol over hb start. They said Roy ling the protesting McCarthy in­ or .at any other time that l ' per- that the present senate has no ties. Serious crop damage also M. Cohn, resigned ch.lcf counsel to reluctant silence. s-onally loathed Sen. Joseph Mc- i?ower to censure McCarthy for resulted. to the McCarthy irtvcstlgaUng Carthy. In response to a tele- acts committed quring past Con­ Did Not Promise Pale with anger. Watkins Dllaster Areas subcommlUce, was "unduly ag­ tlalied the committee table with phone call from Den..-er I agreec\ gre.sses. Wlltkw saId the com­ 23 Gl's Immunity ",essivc and persistent" 11\ cek­ his gavel and ended the- session that some of my Democratic col- mlttee alreadY was decided Most of the storm-stricken communities were declared dis­ Ing preferential trellt.ment tor when McCarthy pressed for leagues did not like Sen. Mc- 'against this line of argument, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (JP) - Sehlne. C,rthy ..." but agrccd to let the attorney file aster arcas and the IRcd Cross The army, trying to get reluotant clear statement whether one of t RepubticaM aeporl.llll' the senators investigating him­ The McCarthy-Watkins clash a brict supPOrllng hil! contention. dispatched all-out aid-food, Amcrlcans to come hOme from Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo.) - came after: 3. The committee began its shelter and know-how - to cen­ their Red captors in KOrca, did The four Republicans making recently said every Democra tic 1. McCarthy opened with a formal hearing by reading into ters in baltered Rhode Island, not promise immunity to them, the report wcre Scns. Karl leader in congress loathes MC' statement blaming the char~es the record a whole sheaf of cor­ Massachusetts and Connecticut. a trial judge ruled Tuesday. Mundt (S.D.), Charles Eo Potter Carthy. against him on an Nunholy al- respc1ndence and other lJIaterlal The reported death toll Includ­ • The ruling was made in the (Mich.), Everett Dirksen (ILl.) and LHcnry Dworshak (Idaho). "Out oC Order" liance" of people who "have relating to one chargc against ed: two killed in Pennsylvania, general court-martial, of Cp!. (AP WI'.Dbolo) shaken hands on the proposition the senator-that he committed nine in Rhode Island; seven In Claude Batchelor, who at first Potter and Dirkscn olso filed sup­ "The scnator is out of order!" that vigorous anti-communil!m contempt of the senate by faU­ Massachusetts; three each In DErLOlllNG FRENCH ACTION as a tragedY. eeretary or t.a~ plementary statements on tbelr Watkins declared. When Mc­ chose to stay with. the Reds and somehow represents a greater ure to teStify before a senate New Hampshire and Maine, two Jobn Foster Dulles Tuesday called tor an emcrJencl' meelinJ 01 indIvidual views. Carthy tried again to be heard. then changed his mind and re­ danger to America than com- subcommittee whIch investigated in New Jersey and one each In the Nol1h AUaullc Pad council to determJne wha~ mu t be done The minority roport was 1l1cd the whit.e haired Watkins, his turned to the Allied Side last to bollter Europea.u defenses now that France ha killed the Eu­ voice trembling, told the Wis­ muhism itself." He ~so de - his financial and certain other Vermont and New YOl·k. Jan. 1. by Sens. John McClellan (D­ e1ared he would not abandon activities in 1952. That was dur­ rODe an army plan. ' consin layJmaker: Famed landmarks fell with Batchelor. 22, from Kermit, Ark.), Stuart Symington (D­ "We are not going to be in­ ing the Democratic 82d Congress. homes and tiny cottages. The Tex., was among the original Mo.) and Henry Jackson (D­ Wash.). Hlghllghts from both terrupted by these diversions None of McCarthy's accusers Newport, R. 1., Casino was group ot 23 Americans who de~ and sidelines. ' We are going 193 Gl's Bodies -Sens. Ralph Flanders (R-Vt.). wrecked. The steeple of Boston's cided not to come back.
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