Big Ten Football Week Opens With Four Conference Games
Michigan hosts Northwestern as Purdue meets Minnesota and Iowa visits Wisconsin in the Big Ten openers. Illinois plays Bradley while Chicago heads east to face its alma mater. Yale, Michigan find themselves in title mix after recent results.
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Van Horne Edges Blairstown 9 to 8 in Return Game
Van Horne defeated Blairstown high 9 to 8 in Blairstown on Friday afternoon. Van Horne built a seven run lead in the first two innings, Blairstown rallied for four in the seventh but left the tying run on third. Tiernan and Pieper teamed for Van Horne with eight and seven strikeouts for the two pitchers respectively. Rieke's triple stood as Blairstown's top hit.
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Sigourney Beats Pella High 20 to 0 in football showdown
SIGOURNEY The Sigourney high school eleven defeated Pella high school here Friday 20-0. Sigourney scored in the first third and fourth quarters. Carries were made by Conklin Jennings and Mayer. The final score came on a recovered Pella fumble on its own one foot line. Pella offered no threat.
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Boxing Opens Winter Season at Memorial Coliseum on Oct 12
Johnny Fryrear announces an all boxing show at Memorial coliseum on Wednesday October 12 with a ten round feature bout. Kid Leonard of Moline is tipped as a probable headliner after recent ten round work with Gorilla Jones. negotiations for a suitable foe continue within 48 hours.
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Cedar Rapids Knight Riders Dominate Waterloo Meet
Several Cedar Rapids Knight Riders took part in short track races polo and other motorcycle events at Waterloo Sunday afternoon. The Cedar Rapids polo team defeated the Waterloo club 4 0 in the feature event. Cedar Rapids riders included Riney Schamberger George Clifford and Johnnie Powers.
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Mount Vernon and Anamosa Play Scoreless Tie
The Anamosa high school football team and Mount Vernon battled to a 0 0 tie in their conference opener Friday afternoon. The contest featured strong defense from both squads and showcased the players in a tense scoreless matchup.
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Good golf how shoulder movement affects swing power
The article explains that shoulder rotation powers the swing and affects shot outcomes. A high right shoulder can cause the club to dip and send the ball skyward, while proper shoulder use enables the clubhead to drive through the ball area.
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Yankees Dominate Cubs In World Series Set
The Yankees outscored the Cubs 37 to 19 over two Chicago games and emerged as confident champions. Observers noted Cubs exclusion of Rogers Hornsby, late-game tensions, and a fielding string of errors, while Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig provided key moments for New York.
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Breadon Denies Cardinals Will Be Moved To Montreal
St. Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon said the National League club is not for sale and will stay in St. Louis. He rejected reports of negotiations with a Montreal syndicate and noted no further talks on selling or moving the team.
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Prizes Awarded At Anamosa Golf Club
Prizes were awarded at a Wapsi pinicon Country club party for Anamosa golf events. In the men's division Justin Kehoe Dent's flight Alva Barber of A flight and Harry Clark of B flight earned prizes. Fegan won the women’s tournament with Genevra Russell finishing second.
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Notice to Bidders for Engineered Maintenance Garage
Notice to bidders stating bids will be received until 2:00 PM for the construction and maintenance garage to be built at Mading Spanks from G5 a" Lvinaston.
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Time Check Cyclones Dominate Bears 27 0
Time Check Cyclones hand West Side Bears a 27 to 0 defeat on Sunday. Riley and Krumbholz scored twice each as the Cyclones offense moved smoothly while G Astrosky stood out on defense. Bears' Houser was outstanding on defense. lineup details are unclear.
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Ownership Statement for Cedar Rapids Gazette October issue
Notarized statement details ownership, management and circulation for Cedar Rapids Gazette of Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists publisher Gazette Co Cedar Rapids editor Verne Marshall managing editor Verne Marshall business manager J L Miller among officials and shows listed owners and fiduciary details per the August 1912 act.
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Brooklyn High Trips Reinbeck By 13 In Cedar League Game
Brooklyn high school beat Reinbeck 13 to 6 on Brooklyn field in an Iowa Cedar league clash. Adams and Cieppe starred in the backfield with a fourth quarter touchdown drive, while Captain DeMeulenaere and Scott anchored the line. Brooklyn set to meet Marengo next.
Columbus Junction Football Defeated 6 to 0 by Morning Sun
The Columbus Junction high school football team lost 6 to 0 on their local field this Saturday afternoon to Morning Sun. Columbus Junction will travel to Bright on Saturday afternoon for their next game.
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Marengo High Destroys Toledo 23 to 0 in Friday Game
Marengo High defeated Toledo 23 0 on Friday afternoon. Starters included Delbert Brown and Harold Reynolds at QB with Cedric Simmons at right halfback and James Riley at left halfback. Lloyd Harper coached the Marengo squad with several substitutes listed.
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Kinross High Nine Defeats Keswick 7-4 in Baseball
Kinross high school defeated Keswick 7 to 4 in a Friday evening baseball game at Kinross. Key players included Kinross hitters driving in runs to secure the win. Keswick offense struggled against Kinross pitching.
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