Notre Dame Tops Nation If Army Slips Saturday
Notre Dame, praised as the nation's best, seeks a landmark win over Southern California to complete the toughest schedule yet and crown the Irish as the era’s greatest team. Army, Northwestern, and others put up strong showings as the season unfolds with key upsets and solid performances.
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Copeland C. Burg
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Southern California
Villanova
Southern Methodist
Carnegie Tech
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the Purple
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Stanford
Dartmouth
Drake
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Marchmond
Schwartz
Philadelphia
All Valley Choice and Ferns of College Grid Play
A writer critiques strategic plays and player performances across teams including Washington and Dartmouth. Edger Schwartz is praised as an overlooked all-American-caliber backfield star while Edwards and Ahbliskug are noted for exceptional size and power. Dartmouth’s defense against Stanford’s sorties is questioned amid Stanford’s deceptive reserve plays.
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Cougars
Washington
Edger Schwartz
Edwards
Ahbliskug
Bill Morton
Dartmouth
Stanford
California
Big Ten upheaval hits Iowa grid and finances
Iowa faced upheaval as eight sports were dropped per an Iowa board decision. The athletic department warned that payments for a new $50,000 facility were not yet complete and figures remain unsettled. Board chair C Williams said eliminations rest with the board and financial heads, with key figures not yet available.
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BIG Ten
Iowa
Purdue
Tnis
Boi
Partment
E. H. Lawes
C. ©. Williams
Lews
Spo
John Collins Named Red Sox Manager
President Bob Quinn announced in his office this afternoon that John Collins is the new manager of the Boston Red Sox. Collins, a former player with the White Sox and later with Des Moines, previously managed Pittsfield in the Eastern League until that team disbanded.
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Bostony
Dee
St. John
Shanio
Shino
Pittsfield
Colgate Star Wins High Scoring Honors
Colgate standout Len’s average tops national scoring in football with 144 points as rivals Georgetown Rutgers and Notre Dame follow. Dormitory petitions surge against State Teachers College construction on college hill as 100 rooming house owners organize a business plan.
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New York
Len’s Avalage
Nat Donal
Tollgtern
Giovihin
Rutgers
Anid
Ode
Ishand
Cedil Falls
State Board of Education
State Teachers College
Hou-Ca
College Hill
Proposrtion
da Gai
Public School Introduction in Teng Era Education
Fragmentary notes describe the English public school system, mentioning the Foster Education net of 1870 and early school reforms in England. The text hints at widespread, foundational schooling before modern school structures and notes attempts to introduce formal schooling previously informal.
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Teng
Mme Kchoolk
Ogland
King Ends Grid Career Captain of All-Valley Team
King ends grid career as captain and quarterback on the first all valley team chosen by Drake’s Edware sports editor. Cochrane lauds King as a triple threat with brains and running skill, capable of leading any team, while Drake mourns losing him after a standout season and conference title.
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Miter
Moroner - Champio
Drake Satyrs
Ilowans
Nple
Temple
Philadelphia
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Edware
Edware Sports Editor of the’ Y Journal-Post
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Creighton
Grinnet
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Mémecek
Oklahoma
Minier
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Fisher
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Blanch
Watron
Bullivan
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Curtin
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Ruff
Griffell
Biven
Holden
Lott
Walker
Oklahom
Etebn
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Dt' Okahoma
Aggies
Thomas
Trigg
Harm
Waplington
Backs
All Southwestern Iowa Quarterback King Receives Drake Honor
Lynn King, son of Mr and Mrs H R King of Poplar, was saluted before the Drake Iowa State game by his fraternity brothers. Drake presented him with a gold football. He plans to pursue a coaching position or enter Drake University Law College next year while currently studying physical training and finance and commerce.
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Iowa
Lynn
H. R. King
King
Drake
Cing
College’ of Law
Zero Hour Nears in Baseball War Looms Over Draft
Montréal reports looming conflict as delegates meet at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention. Major and minor circuits face a universal draft issue, with midnight as the critical deadline. Talks seek to avert a costly break in buying and selling players, threatening vast financial fallout.
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Montréal
National Association
Isla on Aetive Proves Ongoing Ork Clash
An elusive report from a distant colony notes Isla amid ongoing activity on Aetive. The piece highlights shifting alliances, resource strains, and sporadic orbital debris concerns impacting colonists and supply runs.
TROJAN RAMBLER CAME HAS EYE OF SPORTS WORLD
Rockne's Ramblers from South Bend meet Southern California in Los Angeles as Pac West title chases heat up. Stanford thanks to key strategy beats Dartmouth 14 to 7 while Idaho claims Pacific Coast Conference crown with a 14 to 0 win over Sance. West Seattle Athletic Club tops Olympic Club 13 to 6 in Seattle.
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HAS Eye OF Sports World
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Eridirons
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Southern California
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Algo
Gaels
Washington State
Alabama
Pasadena
San Franceisco
Dartmouth
Stanford
Cardinals
New England College
Warner
Santa Clara
Triumpha
Cardinal
Ner
Hanover
Moffat
Sick and Injured At the Hospitals
Reports from multiple Iowa towns note surgeries and illnesses. Mrs Hilda Overgaard of Brayston underwent an emergency operation at Atlantic hospital and is recovering. Temple Barnhart of the Iowa State highway commission had appendix removed at Jones hospital. Mrs Charles Albright of Lewis discharged after surgery. Mrs John Breeckenbaumer and daughter Wilma ill with mumps. Mrs George Delaney hospitalized since Saturday after a hemorrhage following a tooth extraction. Miss Addie Martin, Anita teacher, sprained her ankle in Omaha. Infant son of Wesley Proctor at Griswold seriously ill with flu. Charles Talbott, recently home from Atlantic Jones Hospital, also listed as seriously ill.
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Brayston
Temple Barnhart
Iowa State Highway Commission
Jones ‘Hospital
Charles Albright
Lewis
Jones Hospital
Anita
Dee
Addie Martin
Anita Public School
Omaha
Griswold
Wesley Proctor
Charles Talbott
Jones
Conditions Bad in Germany Letter From Blankenberg Describes Hard Times
Anna Krey writes from Blankenberg Rhineland to her uncle William Ninn in Wiota describing widespread unemployment poverty and rising crime in Germany. She predicts a collapse of the government cites floods crop failures and heavy rains that rot potatoes and hinder sowing. She notes high taxes and import duties on American corn preventing livestock and poultry farming.
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Blankenberg
Rhineland
Anna Krey
William Ninn
Wiota
Schleswig
Oder River
Miss Krey
America
Chapman Hostes Suprised Visitors From Anita Garden Grove Massena
Mr and Mrs Andy Chapman entertained Sunday at their WIota Iowa home with guests Mr and Mrs Will Richter Anita Iowa Mrs Corrie McVarnes Garden Grove Nebraska Kon and Mr and Mrs E E Davis Massena Iowa The Davis and Varnes sisters of Mrs Chapman N T want ads bring results.
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Andy Chapman
Will Richter
Anita
Corrie McVarnes
Garden Grove
Kon
E. E. Davis
Massena
Varnes
Davis
Chapman
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