Eastern Football Rivalries Take Center Stage Today
New York reports a busy day in football with Army versus Notre Dame drawing attention. Other matchups include Princeton versus Navy and Harvard facing Holy Cross as top teams test prep and form amid a weekend slate across the East.
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Boxing Law Clash Stirs New York Gambling Probe
A disrupted transcript shows Dempsey and Muldoon clashing over the Walker Law and boxing reform. Promoters, state officials, and critics debate amending the law to curb betting and protect champions while considering legal action and potential legislative repeal.
Griswold Triumphs 14 0 Over Massena in Clash
Griswold defeated Massena 14 to 0 in a hard fought game. Key plays saw Dean’s reception and strong defense by Griswold as Massena managed only a few forward passes and limited gains. Coach Tyewall prepared the squad for Avoca Friday with a star week of practice.
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Last Night's Bouts in California Boxing Cards
Lightweights Teddy O'Hara of Oakland was knocked out in the fifth round by Tommy O'Brien of New York in a scheduled ten round bout. In San Francisco Jack Silver and Bill Acer fought to a ten round draw.
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Shade Breaks Thumb in Title Bout Win
Dave Shade of California defeated Billy Wells of England in a ten round decision after breaking a thumb in the second round. Despite a nearly useless right hand he used his left to body attack and win the bout. Shade’s manager said the injury would force off three forthcoming bouts at least.
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Football finals recap with scattered scores
Atlantic 22 Walust 0. Washington Hig i Ottumwa 13. Greenfield BC Dexter 6. Villigen 25 Red Oak 9. Shenandoah 12 Corning 0. Cedar MTMayida.
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Grinwold routs Massena 14 to 0 in Iowa clash
Grinwold Cardinals overwhelmed Massena with a 14 point margin in a one sided Iowa contest. Catholic standout players led the offense as the home team dominated from start to finish.
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Atlantic Defeats Walnut Gridsters 22 to 0 Yesterday
Atlantic beat Walnut Gridsters 22 to 0 on Suanyeide Park field despite injuries to key players. Hoffman, Kent, and Janna contributed as Atlantic’s defense limited Walnut’s offense while Rasmusson began at center and Schults showed promise. The Blackwet Gold Warriors next face Pot Addaben obaltlers on October 20.
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Schults
Beechfield
Smith
Blackwet
Belford
Drake Grinnell Gridiron Showdown At Grinnell Homecoming
Des Moines dispatch reports Drake University Bulldogs head to Grinnell for a homecoming clash with the Grinnell Pioneers. The Drake squad aims to extend a four game winning streak over Grinnell while preparing for a pivotal late season slate including Kansas and a November 7 game versus Nebraska at Drake Stadium. Strong cross town support from Des Moines and Rock Island excursion trains boost turnout for the weekend game.
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Grange Opens Hawkeyes Homecoming With 90 Yard Dash
Thirty thousand fans packed Town field for Iowa versus Illinois at the Hawkeyes homecoming. Red Grange took the opening kickoff and sprinted 90 yards to score as Iowa led 7 0 after the first play.
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Gristword Husker Hangs Up Notable Records
In Osage County on October 17, Jack Pierson set standout marks during farm work for Ralph Forsythe east of town. A subsequent seven day effort yielded an exceptional total of eighty barrels, with a daily average around twenty bushels, highlighting a milestone for the season.
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Harlan shuts Exira in field clash at Exira
Exira high school hosted Harlan in a grid game yesterday winning 7 to 4. Adair travels to Exira next Friday October 23 for a local contest.
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Elliott Eleven Defeats Mutes in Narrow Farewell
In a game played on the ninth field yesterday Elliott High School seven defeated the Iowa School for the Great and Dun tete. Despite being cubweished by the visiting squad, the Elliott team outplayed them in every department of the game.
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Damage suit transferred to federal courts in Iowa City
The Iowa City Light and Power Company wins a petition to transfer a $30,000 damage suit from state to federal court. Plaintiff Mrs. Veronica Wall alleges her son Joseph was killed last August by an electric current in a wire fence. The defendant is incorporated in Delaware, Judge Phpham ruled.
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Elliott Attorney Goes to Oakland
Elliott is now without an attorney Ira Paschal who has practiced here removed to his Oakland office and he and his wife left for that place this week The notice records a change of legal representation and location with Paschal departing the local area for Oakland.
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Elliott Man to State Shoot Soon
Frank Braden a Montgomery County representative for the state rifle contest at Des Moines after earning a sharp shooter medal in Marine service. He previously competed in Wailises and earned recognition for his shooting skills. The item notes Braden as a local garage and radio man from Elliott. Shanghai report notes Chekiang troops occupy North Station after Manchurian evacuation.
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News-Telegraph
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Building Q and A From Architects' Small House Service Bureau
Questions cover vines on wood frame homes, tree proximity to houses, remodeling a stone house with wood shingles, ownership of salvaged shingles, stucco on tile walls, thinning varnish, and general construction practices. Answers warn about rot risks from moisture, advise keeping trees away to protect vitality, suggest preserving stone if possible, explain ownership of removed materials, note insulation concerns with two tile walls, and give thinning method using turpentine with warm mixing and resting overnight.
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Card of Thanks From the Brix Family
The relatives and friends are thanked for their sympathy during our recent bereavement. MRS FRED BRIX AND CHILDREN express appreciation for support shown after the loss.
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No Promises Made by Highway Board
Oct 17. Whal no member of the state highway commission would commit to a definite program at the Memorial hall meeting. The session left Guthrie Audubah and Shethy counties hopeful the highway board would consider their primary needs. The assembly heard county fears for improvements and urged prompt action as the commission weighs future road plans.
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Large Motor Bus Company Launches in Des Moines
A new large motor bus company received state approval to operate buses on city streets parallel to streetcar routes in Des Moines. Supported by prominent local attorneys, the venture aims to compete with the existing transit system, though concerns about bus safety and speed in busy city streets are noted. The company, backed by investors including secretary of state approval for a $200,000 capitalization, plans to deploy decker buses that may be slower but potentially safer in congested areas.
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