Roosevelt McKinley clash decides city title in football
Friday night Roosevelt meets McKinley with the city high school football title at stake. A McKinley win could force a three way tie with Franklin. Roosevelt can secure the title with a win or a tie. Franklin faces Newton while Wilson plays Fort Madison. cold weather may push the Wilson Fort Madison game to Saturday. turut
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Football Prosperity Reaches New High in National Study
A national survey by Ryan and Company estimates this football season shows about 20 percent higher prosperity than last peak, with weekly gate totals around five million dollars across the top 200 college games. It notes 1.5 million fans attend these games weekly, and professional betting turnover averages near five million dollars.
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Three-way trade rumors link Yankees Red Sox and Athletics
Rumors of a three-cornered deal swirl as Joe McCarthy meets with Connie Mack and Tom Yawkey visits New York. Philadelphia outfielder Roger Cramer tops the wish list for both McCarthy and Yawkey, with Eddie Collins echoing Yawkey’s bid.
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Wellman Triumphs Over Kalona In te-Wash Battle
Wellman Wildcats defeated Kalona 14 to 0 on Armistice day in Wellman. Kehoe scored in the first quarter and added the extra point. Brown ran 25 yards and converted another. Wellman led in first downs seven to four as the team dominated the keystone te-Wash contest.
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Memorial Coliseum Card Pits Rothberg Theaz Thiede
Abe Rothberg of New York faces Louis Theaz of St Louis in a semi wind up at Memorial Coliseum on Thursday night. Rothberg was disqualified in a prior bout with Curt Thiede who returns to meet the masked challenger The Shadow. Earl Wampler meets Otto Kuss in the main event.
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Ka lona and Ke-Wash clash caps fall basketball week
Ka lona wraps its season with a win and Keota’s Thanksgiving game after a conference defeat. Richland and Brighton contest a first place tie as Ke-Wash standings show Brighton, Kalona, Richland and Wellman in a tight race.
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Marion Gridders Face Monticello in Friday Clash
Marion high hosts Monticello Friday for the eighth game of the season. Coach Don Wolfe aims to counter Yeoman the fullback and Reynolds the Marion defense must limit to secure a win. Ike King returns to uniform but has not practiced yet.
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How to Detect and Fix a Golf Slice in Back Swing
A slice results when the hands dominate the swing and lead the back swing toward the top without shoulder turn. This causes weight to move forward and a top of the ball position, leading to an outside in swing and a persistent slice.
Wrestling Builds at Iowa School for the Blind
At the Iowa School for the Blind in Vinton, coach John L. Ryan leads a 19 man team ages 14 to 20 in 85 to 175 pound classes. The squad opens Friday against Tripoli with a season of ten further meets planned including Grinnell Eldora and Dubuque. Captain Ernest Walk, 19, at 125 pounds heads a group with veterans Pierce Knox and Vincent Joynt returning.
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Iowa Line Mounts a Mammoth Adds To Purdue Preview
A windy Iowa City report outlines Iowa football line prospects for the Purdue game with 1 540 pounds across the front five averaging 220 per man. The piece notes Leytse only will miss next season and praises Harris as a standout end while tracking Berwanger’s star rise and Harris's Seattle to Iowa path.
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Coaches and officials blame football deaths on inadequate care
An Associated Press nationwide poll finds leading coaches and officials blaming football fatalities on lack of supervision and medical care, plus faulty equipment. Most deaths occur in high school and sandlot games, with only a few in college play, and debates focus on the slow whistle and rule changes.
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Cornell Freshmen Set For Coe Clash At Mount Vernon
Cornell freshmen, led by players Bowman Moore Maloney Freeman and Bates, prepare to challenge Coe at Ash Park in a morning game. The squad, part of a thirty man group, has impressed in scrimmage and also eyes a Thanksgiving weekend game with Grinnell at Mount Vernon. Homecoming is noted for November 23.
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Seven Teams Enter Y M C A Cage League
Seven teams have entered the YMCA basketball league led by the Cardinals with Armstr ong s Bishop s Motors Club Cedar Rapids Gas Company International Harvester and Merchant s Bank also listed. Managers must confirm entries by November 26 to finalize the lineup.
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