Iowa Opens Home Football Season Versus Bradley Tech
Iowa hosts Bradley Tech in a home opener with 10 000 fans expected The Hawkeyes rely on reserves as coach Ossie Solem plans to use many second string players The lineup features Foster Moore and Liner among starters and the game starts at 2 pm local time in a bid to extend an early season momentum
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Bradley Tech
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Art Comprisca
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Ih Crowell
Russ Foster
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Meleree
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Ed Angers
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Purvis Krett
Moore
Nichol Oberiin
Strickting
Virginia
Andrew Thompson
Illnois
Sinesain
Bruce Morrison
Tllinois
Coe and Monmouth Open Midwest Race Clash
Coe College Kohawks face Monmouth Scots in the Midwest Conference opener as both teams aim to start 3-0. Coe arrives with 30 players and coaches in good form, while Monmouth seeks parity behind Bobbs Woll and a defense aimed at stopping Fred Hild.
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Yurs
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Tsoot Clatterbaugh
Maitler
Cook
Sehwank
Mareikay
Crangobthack Hild
Carrithers
Saccaro
Cine
Tipton High Triumphs Over Mount Vernon 13-6
Tipton High beats Mount Vernon 13 to 6 in the conference clash. Key moments include Captain Current advancing for a long run and Paul Ades scoring a touchdown in the third quarter. Mount Vernon managed only one touchdown late in the game.
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Tipton Ta
Ipton High
Rysan Adver
Paul Ades
Ota Agano
Anamosa Drops Close Game At West Branch 14-13
Anamosa loses to West Branch 14 to 13 after a crucial kickoff return altered the pace. Anamosa scored on a 35 yard pass from Paw to Weiderman and a 6 yard run by Haynor, keeping it tight in the first half.
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Paw
Weiderman
Haynor
Decorah Romps Over West Union 44 to 0
Decorah dominated West Union 44 to 0 in the season opener at home. The Tigers raced to an early lead with swift offensive drives and stout defense, widening the margin by halftime.
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Decorah
West Union
Decorah Se‘rersth
Tigers Rally Past Iowa City High in 13 0 Win
Washington Negro halfback Washington Nance starring in a 13 to 0 victory over Iowa City High School. Miller and Rickey also standouts in the backfield as Washington opens strong with dominant line play and hard-nosed defense.
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Washington
Iowa City High School
Elias Miller
Tiger
Muller
Reyna
Tigers
Iowa City
Ballard
Mutchler
Towa City
Little Hawks
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Miller
Rickey
McCaffrie
Morton
Johnson
Marshall
McGreevey
Munger
Kinch
Football Scores From United Press and Local Games
A mixed batch of grid results lists Drake, Grinnell, Parsons, Wayne, Missouri, Bucknell, and many others with scores and matchups across colleges and high schools. Notable entries include Central to Alto, Washington Cedar Rapids, Creston 0, Sioux Falls area teams, and various intrastate contests.
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Sampson
Carthage
Parsons
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Western
Tiswereth Duniint
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Waukon Junior
Athia Fantor
Creston Inner
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St Mary
Carson Newman
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Cal
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Gary Col
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Terre Haute
Geneva
Thiel & Howard
Presbyterian
Missouri
Central
Alto Westevan I Daston
Sunertor Veachers
la Crosse Terres
Calfornia
Toa Angeles
Tahe Redlands
California Terh
Whittlee Coallece
Sanero State
Poberele
Fox
Calfornia Christian
Santa Nachars State
Kemidil
Mankato Tehrs Ff
George Washington
North Dakota
Wilford
Nevorah
Westinion
Spirit Lake
Roch Raulds
Ida Grose
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Creston
Chariton
Sceota
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Last Waterloo
Dubuque & Centervidle
Mont Vr
Carroll
Glidden
Krohnk
Thurlington
West Waterloo
Wason City
Muscatine
Washington
Oshalonsa
Batefield & Hampton i
Ilemholdt
Iowa Falls
Eldera & Toran Tl Wiser
Charles Cits
New Tamnion
Jefferson
Rockwell
Creighton
Omaha
Thomas Jefferson Council
Knoasville
The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instruction fragment on pitching over obstructions using niblick and mashie niblick. Emphasizes grip, stance, ball position near right toe, square club face, smooth swing, and wrist action for reliable results. Copyright 1933.
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Horton
Ree
Ft Care
Sox Blank Cubs In City Series Third Game
Chicago's White Sox blank the Cubs 9 to 0 in the third game of the city series at Comiskey Park. Ted Lyons limited the Cubs to seven hits, Red Kress belted a homer and two singles, and Chicago built a five run gap by the seventh inning.
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White Sox
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Root
Tinning
Nelson
Red Kress
Ted Lyons
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
Berry
Lyons
Swanson
Charley Root
Simmons
Kress
Bud Tinning
Hayes
Poe
Red Faber
Sam Jones
Wiliam L. Veeck
Comiskey Park
W Herman
Cuyler
F Herman
Stephenson
Hans
Ib Berry
Jox
Jurges
Kkress
Haas
Jiayes
Rool
Reardon
Geisel
Rigler NL
Owens
Siman
Giants
New York
Hubbell
Kuhel
Bill Terry
New London Beats West Liberty 9 7 in Football Fight
New London defeated West Liberty high here last night 9 to 7. New London scored two points in the first quarter and a touchdown in the second. West Liberty scored in the third when Waters blocked a punt and Bothwell recovered behind the goal line.
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New London
West Liberty High
Waters
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Controversy Over Umpire Moran Decision Rages
Washington star Henry Manush was ejected after a disputed call at first base in the World Series. Umpire Moran faced criticism as President Clark Griffith and Will Harridge urged Landis to review the incident while fans and officials debated the ruling and its impact on the game.
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Gfar
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Heinie
Clark Griffith
Will Harridge
American League
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Griffith
Hubbell
Dave Harris
Chi Bolton
Giants
Heinie Manush
Charles Moran
Hughie Cruz
Goslin
Kuhel
Bluege
Sewell
Grant Gridmen Meet Clinton at Coe Field
Clinton and Grant clash in a Mississippi Valley Conference football game at Coe Field at 7 45 p m Brown star halfback for Clinton is a dangerous triple threat and the Panthers plan to stop his big plays Grant recently beat Rock Island and aims to halt Clinton with a strong defense Brown carries Clinton’s offense and will be the main focus for Grant’s defense
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Big Red
Marion Gridmen Triumph Over DeWitt 19 to 6
Marion high gained its second straight win at Thomas Park field routing DeWitt high 19 6. Captain Hunter scored two touchdowns and extra point while Bob Smith ran 58 yards for a TD. Smith recovered a blocked punt for Marion’s final score as DeWitt failed on a placekick after a Moore rushing TD.
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Iowa City
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Ine Nance
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Hatt
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Haines
D. Snnth
Oldfather
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World Series Players Pool Shrinks Below 300000
The 1922 season pool from gate receipts totals 284665.68, the smallest since 1922. If Giants win, each of 26 players gets about 4600. Senators share 22.5 shares. Winners and losers split 75 percent of the pool with 119559.59 and 79706.39 respectively, other clubs share the rest.
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INS
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Senators
Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Braves
Big Ten Big Six College Football and Basketball Schedules
A jumble of college games listed across conferences includes Cornell at Chirag Mlingis versus Washington ue 81 Louis, State at Michican, Indiana at Minnesota, and Ohio State with others such as Texas at Nebraska and Notre Nam Kirkaville. The Gas Light company of Balti more, organized in 1816, is noted as the first gas company in the U.S.
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Gophers
Indiana
Hoosiers
Don Weller
Frank Dallera
Dallera
Bill Bevan
Sutherland
LE Wess
Tenner
South
Bruhn Sooware
Bevan A
Svendsen Bouuw
Boyd Norseman
Michigan
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
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Renner
Harry Newman
Michigan State College
Charles Bachman
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Michigain Zatza Gassies
Petoskey Buss
Veae Wistert Lay
Borgman Tuller
Bernard Terlaak
Hildebrand Wasner
Klewick
Seer
Ward
Vere
Renner Jones
Seeve
Everhardus Armstrong
Fay tCapt
McNutt
Hackett
West Point Empire
Anthony Haines
Yale
J P Maxwell
Ohio State
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J J Lipp
Chicago
Cornell College
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Giants Triumph in Thrilling World Series Game Three
Giants edge Senators 2 to 1 as Blondy Ryan delivers a go ahead hit in the eleventh and starts a double play to end a late rally. Hubbell and Weaver duel in a defensive classic with Manush ejected for arguing Moran's call.
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Giants
John Collins
Blondy” Ryan
Carl Hubspell
Monte Weaver
Travis Jackson
Mancuso
Ryan
Bluege
Jackson
Goslin
Weaver
Jack Russell
Joe Moore
Cruz
World Series Totals for First Four Games
Attendance paid 135,622 receipts minus tax 558,168. Commissioners share 83,725.20 players share 264,665.68 Each club's share 47,444.24 Each league's share 47,444.28 Players' share only in receipts at first four games.
Grinnell Bows to Teachers 13 to 6 in Upset
In a fourth quarter rally Grinnell College falls to Iowa State Teachers 13 to 6 after leading 7 to 0. Kimberlin scored for the Pioneers and Smalling returned a kickoff for a clinching touchdown as Grinnell’s aerial attack faltered. Kingery directed Grinnell’s offense with multiple threats before the late turnover sealed the result.
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Purple Panthers
Kimberlin
Cedarholm
Kingery
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Pioneers
Smalling
Upstaters
Grinnell Town
Anderson
LE Strikey Gould
Kraft Roosenbloom
Rigby Meeter
Csese Seldler Qalris
Pesmonee ‘ Stewart Morgan
Saee Cee
Ralston McKee
Hinsmoan Kingery
Kimberlin Bradley
McCatlerle
Ceesaees
Carson Rose
Tee Boosseoree
Icseseae
Fiat
Bradley
Welch
Drake
Carruthers
Illinois
Hedges
Dartmouth
Nnesman
Drake Knocks off Butler 26 to 6 in Valley opener
Drake mauls Butler 26 to 6 to open the Missouri Valley Conference season. Drake jumped ahead early with two first period touchdowns and extended its lead as Al Wieland Warren Gaer and Jack Potts connected on a 32 yard scoring pass. Butler managed a late effort but Drake outgained 270 to 145 yards and 15 first downs to eight.
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Butler
Towans
Varsity
W. J. Green
Hoosier
Indianans
Buller
Iowans
Stxty
Smun
Eyenotten Brechler
Koss Joncs
Soonese McNerne McClure
Mguiiel McLaughlin
Arnstrong Deskin
Thomas Patts
Stewart Swan
Ray Welland
Exer
R. Stewart
William Veeck to Be Buried Today
Simple private funeral rites planned for William J. Veeck former Chicago Cubs president. Immediate family and close friends attend at the Hinsdale home with friends allowed to pass the bier. President Heydler and other club presidents travel from Washington for the services. Condolence messages pour in.
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William J. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
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Hinsdale
John A Heydler
Washington
Fayette Beats Elkader High 6 0 in Football Fight
Fayette defeats Elkader High 6 to 0 in Elkader Friday. Fayette scores the lone touchdown in the first half sealing the win after sixteen straight Elkader victories.
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