Ames Gophers Fall In Drop Kick Duel 8 to 0
Ames football team is defeated by Minnesota 8 to 0 at Minneapolis. Capron the Gopher quarterback kicks two decisive drop goals. Ames outplays Minnesota in most aspects but drops kicks seal the win.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
2
Ames football team is defeated by Minnesota 8 to 0 at Minneapolis. Capron the Gopher quarterback kicks two decisive drop goals. Ames outplays Minnesota in most aspects but drops kicks seal the win.
Lincoln J. Carter presents Planning Arrow at the Armory tomorrow evening. The event promises a dramatic program with Carter as lead. Local residents are invited to attend the performance Friday night.
The pleasant purgative effect experienced by all who use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets makes body and mind feel joyful. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Judisch Bros' drug store.
Ray Bennett of Ames Story County claims world class status after placing ten ears in Chicago International Corn Exposition. He won seven thousand dollars in prizes plus a Texas farm and other awards for the Iowa Nebraska class. His brother Edson Bennett also earned multiple prizes in the same exhibit.
The Ida Grove high school football team and the 8 C scrub squad battled to a scoreless draw. Ida Grove thwarted a late goal chance as the reserve Cyclone squad and Sioux Jones led a stubborn stand near the end. East Des Moines impressed less than Ida Grove, while both teams showed grit and strength.
The romantic drama The Flaming Arrow by Lincoln J. Carter plays at the Armory opera house Friday night October 18. It is billed as a true picture of western life portraying army life and frontier realism around Fort Reno with Indians and buffalo offerings in the pioneer era.
A transformer fire caused a prolonged blackout on the south side of Main Street last Saturday evening. Electricians, led by Superintendent Linebaugh, pinpointed the fault at a rear box behind the Fair and Bosworth drug store, with Ben Nelson scaling a pole to reroute the load. Merchants faced inconvenience, but staff worked to restore service promptly.
A horse on a delivery wagon, fed by a local carrier, wandered to the Tilden grocery and ate about two bushels of squash stacked outside the store. Mr Arnold collected bills and paid his due. No further action was reported.
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