McCabe--Keith Allen (Class of 1937)

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51 Six football players cast aside moleskins in favor of satins as they prepared to report for basketball drills
Public Relations News Release 1935:287, p.1
Four other football players are expected to report to wrestling practice.
52 The Teachers College opens its North Central conference football wars against South Dakota
Public Relations News Release 1935:278, p.2
Eight men in the starting lineup will be playing their last game for the Teachers College.
53 Keith McCabe concludes his second year as regular quarterback
Public Relations News Release 1935:260, p.1
Profile.
54 The Teachers College will play sixteen basketball games during the 1935-36 season
Public Relations News Release 1935:240, p.2
Expected squad members and schedule of games.
55 The Teachers College football team travels to Sioux City for its tenth meeting with Morningside
Public Relations News Release 1935:239, p.1
The starting lineup will include either six or seven graduating lettermen.
56 Since the third game, the football team has not been able to win on a foreign field
Public Relations News Release 1935:222, p.1
Starting lineup for the game against Grinnell.
57 Panther Portrait
College Eye 27:20, p.6
Profile of blocking back Keith McCabe; photo.
58 The Teachers College football team that can "tackle" will take the field tomorrow
Public Relations News Release 1935:192, p.2
Probable starting lineups.
59 Coach Tom Johnson and twenty-two Panther gridders left for Cedar Rapids
Public Relations News Release 1935:169, p.1
Starting lineup.
60 The Teachers College eleven leaves tomorrow for Cedar Rapids
Public Relations News Release 1935:168, p.1
Starting lineup.
61 The Teachers College football team will make its bid for the eigth win in the Homecoming series
Public Relations News Release 1935:144, p.1
Probable starting lineups.
62 Panther Field General
Public Relations News Release 1935:152, p.1
Keith McCabe will play quarterback in the Homecoming game.
63 William Schulz and Keith McCabe will lead the football team into action
Public Relations News Release 1935:126, p.1
Saturday's game will mark Schulz's final appearance before a Homecoming crowd.
64 The Teachers College makes its second bid for gridiron victory tomorrow
Public Relations News Release 1935:106, p.1
Starting lineup.
65 The Teachers College football team concluded its practice session and will entrain for Ypsilanti tonight
Public Relations News Release 1935:100, p.1
Traveling squad members.
66 The Teachers College football team will open the 1935 season tomorrow against Cornell
Public Relations News Release 1935:78, p.2
Probable starting lineups.
67 It's their day Saturday
College Eye 27:15, p.1
Collage of football players in action, and the raising of the flag by the Boy Scouts; photo.
68 Three-sport men all
Alumnus 19:4, p.16
John Champlin, Keith McCabe, and Don Stout each won three varsity letters; Frank Sirriani and George Miner won freshman recognition; photo.
69 Fifty-three receive awards for baseball, track competition
Alumnus 19:4, p.16
Roster of letter winners.
70 Coach Tom Johnson announced that he would continue scrimmage sessions all this week
Public Relations News Release 1935:72, p.1
Season update and possible starting lineup.
71 For the seventh consecutive year, the Teachers College will host Boy Scouts of Wapsipinicon area
Public Relations News Release 1935:50, p.1
Photo.
72 With the general public barred, the Teachers College gridders learn intricate offensive positions
Public Relations News Release 1935:49, p.2
Coach Johnson is still having trouble finding the perfect first string combination.
73 Only ten days of practice remain for the Panthers to get ready for the invasion of Cornell
Public Relations News Release 1935:31, p.1
There are no set positions yet, as changes are still being made in the entire make up of the team.
74 The Teachers College football squad will settle down to a steady diet of scrimmage
Public Relations News Release 1935:9, p.1
Forty one men are currently available for the team.
75 Backs plentiful on Tutor squad; nine lettermen counted on for Panther offensive
College Eye 27:53, p.4
Season preview; photo.
76 Three Iowa Falls football players are counted upon as valuable cogs in the football machine
Public Relations News Release 1934:1145, p.1
Short profiles.
77 Lester Jones is expected to make a strong bid for starting berth on the Panther football team
Public Relations News Release 1934:1141, p.1
Short profile.
78 Nineteen lettermen will be on hand this fall
Public Relations News Release 1934:1130, p.3
Season preview and schedule.
79 Panther three-letter men
College Eye 27:48, p.4
Three athletes earn three letters each; photos.
80 Five Panthers earn awards in three sports; Stout, Champlin, McCabe winners of varsity letters
College Eye 27:48, p.4
Students are awarded for athletic performances; list of letter winners.
81 Panther athletes honored at special assembly
Alumnus 19:3, p.15
Don Klotz wins scholarship-athletic trophy; Ken Kimberlin and Ray Cheney win MVP awards; list of other letter winners.
82 Three Teachers College athletes won awards
Public Relations News Release 1934:1112, p.1
Stout, McCabe, and Champlin won awards in three sports during the past year.
83 Three varsity athletes and two freshmen won awards in three sports
Public Relations News Release 1934:1113, p.1
Fifteen men were given awards for participating in two sports.
84 Earle Meikle and Everett Scott were voted to be the men of greatest value
Public Relations News Release 1934:1108, p.1
Letters and numerals for tennis, track, and baseball were announced by S. A. Lynch.
85 "I" Club 1935
Old Gold 0:0, p.143
The "T. C." club became the "I" club in 1931; purpose, adviser, and members; photo.
86 Phi Sigma Epsilon
Old Gold 0:0, p.215
Founded in 1897; purpose, advisors, officers, and members; photos.
87 Football
Old Gold 0:0, p.234
1934 schedule and season highlights; photos.
88 Basketball
Old Gold 0:0, p.238
1934-1935 schedule and season highlights; photos.
89 Track
Old Gold 0:0, p.244
1935 schedule and season highlights; photos.
90 The Teachers College track and field men will be entered in the state intercollegiate track meet
Public Relations News Release 1934:1095, p.1
Nichols will compete in the 440 and White in the pole vault; photo.
91 Kenneth Kimberlin, Raymond Cheney, and Don Klotz were honored at the annual athletic assembly
Public Relations News Release 1934:1093, p.1
S. A. Lynch awarded sixteen major letters, three minors, and twenty-three numeral sweaters.
92 I. I. A. C.
College Eye 26:44, p.136
Results from track meets.
93 Track, tennis teams leave for Brookings; will compete for North Central loop titles
College Eye 26:44, p.136
Teams head to South Dakota in pursuit of conference titles.
94 Panthers annex eighth straight conference win
College Eye 26:44, p.136
Panthers beat runner-up by twenty-five points.
95 Coach Arthur Dickinson will send seventeen of his champions to the North Central conference meet
Public Relations News Release 1934:1078, p.1
All men who scored points in the Iowa loop meet, plus four others were nominated.
96 Basketeers battle through difficult season
Alumnus 19:2, p.16
Season record was 6-10; season wrap-up; photo.
97 Teachers College basketball players close the Iowa conference season tonight
Public Relations News Release 1934:937, p.1
The game against Penn college will be the last for Kenneth Kimberlin.
98 Maurice Carr is the greatest forward ever to wear the Purple and Gold of Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1934:925, p.1
Basketball team roster and schedule.
99 Confident, not of victory, but of defeat the Teachers College basketball team invades Grinnell
Public Relations News Release 1934:821, p.1
Starting lineup.
100 The Teachers College basketball team took a last light workout in preparation for the game with Grinnell
Public Relations News Release 1934:820, p.1
Coach Dickinson will have to use a new lineup due to injuries.