Iowa and Nebraska Face Corn Belt Clash Today
Iowa takes on Nebraska as Dana Bible adjusts the Cornhuskers lineup to slow Dick Crayne and Oze Simmons after their upset of Northwestern. Michigan vs Chicago looms with Jay Berwanger leading Chicago in a crowd of about 25 000 at Staggfield.
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Nebraska
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Dick Crayne
Oze Simmons
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Wood 68 Leads Open Golf Tourney in Louisville
Craig Wood shot an 8 under par 68 to seize a commanding lead in the 5,000 Louisville Open. Top contenders include Tug Weir Spaden, Moertie Dutra, and Jan Petron as play continues into Sunday with 83 and under scoring qualifying for the final 38-hole round.
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Tug Wmespaden
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Royal Oak
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Herrin Barron
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Phil Terk Ns
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al Espinosa
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Ernest Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Lowden Victors Over Clarence High In 4-3 Win
Lowden high defeated Clarence high 4 to 3 on their home diamond as Tucker and Decker teamed for Clarence and Steffens and Rugger for Lowden. Tucker struck out eleven while Steffens fanned ten as Lowden climbs in the Wapsie Eight standings.
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Wapsie
Clarence High
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Rugger
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Cseceeere
Ceeeeneee
Stanwood
Wheatland
Calamus
Grand Mound
Stanford and Northwestern Clash in Palo Alto Showdown
Stanford hosts Northwestern in an intersectional matchup at Palo Alto with star fullback Bobby Grayson sidelined by injuries. Forecasts predict clear weather and warm temps as about 45 000 fans expected to attend the battle with last year’s scoreless tie noted.
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Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Northwestern University
Big Ten
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Chicago
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Nevada Upsets St. Mary's 9 to 7 on late field goal
In San Francisco 35,000 fans witnessed Nevada defeat St. Mary's 9 to 7 as Center Tom Cashill nailed a field goal in the final minutes. St. Mary's had led briefly after Kellogg connected with Erdeltaz for a TD, but Nevada's earlier score and late kick decided the game. The Gaels head to New York to face Fordham next Saturday.
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Pacific Coast
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Clarence De Mar Wins Columbus Day Marathon in New Record
Clarence De Mar, 47, Keene normal school instructor, set a new Columbus Day Marathon record by finishing the 28 mile route from Boscawen to Manchester in 2:36:15 2-5. He beat veteran Johnny Semple of Beverly by seven minutes, with Tarzan Brown finishing 30 seconds behind.
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Keene Normal School
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Melrose, Mass
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Foxx Recovers From Bean Ball Incident
Foxx, star first baseman of the Athletics, was en route to Calgary after a beaning in Winnipeg. He was taken to a hospital for treatment following the head injury sustained during the exhibition game Monday.
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Oelwein and Decorah Battle to Scoreless Tie
Oelwein and Decorah played to a 0 0 tie Friday afternoon in a Northeastern Iowa conference game. The home team pressured but failed to convert near the goal while Luther and Mattern led the Oelwein offense.
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Mattern
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Iowa
Ohio State and Illinois clash in homecoming thriller
In Champaign memorial stadium the annual Ohio State Illinois game unfolds as a high stakes homecoming with spectacle honoring Red Grange. About 35000 expected as both teams field aggressive lineups and coaches ready to push risk for victory.
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Mayor Seeks Explanation Over Medwick Ouster
Detroit Mayor Frank Couzens appealed to Judge Landis to explain to the nation why Joe Medwick was removed from the World Series. The uproar followed Detroit fans throwing items at Medwick after the alleged spike incident involving Marvin Owen.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
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Medwick
Landis
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Marvin Owen
Frank Navin
Detroit Baseball Club
Ruth Starts Trip That Will Take Him Around The World
George Herman Ruth known as The Babe departs for Chicago heading a world tour. He will manage American League players in Japan then travel to Europe with Mrs Ruth and daughter Julia. The voyage includes games in Japan and spots with notable teammates.
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Meet Warstler
Fordham Defeats Boston College 6-0 on Columbus Day
Fordham, in Newton Massachusetts, beat Boston College 6 to 0 before 20 000 fans at Alumni Field. The only score came on a 63 yard run by Joe Maniaci in the first period. Andy Palau failed the extra point.
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Boston College
Alumni Field
Joe Maniaci
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Varied College Football Scores Across Regions
A wide list of football results shows Detroit over Washington and Jefferson 12 to 6, Marquette 27 over Kansas State 20, St. Louis 13 defeating Creighton 0, and several other matches across East, West and South regions including notable showdowns such as Fordham 6 over Boston College and George Washington 26 to The Citadel 9. Multiple small colleges and high schools posted scores from 0 to 71 points, reflecting a busy football day across conferences and divisions.
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Coe to Tackle Monmouth in Midwest Clash at 2 Today
Coe College Kohawks face Monmouth in a 2 PM Midwest Conference game after a shaky start this season. Monmouth enters favored behind a clean Scots slate as Coe seeks a breakthrough with a question of offensive rhythm and veteran leadership on display.
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Tigers And Ames Prep Elevens To Do Battle Today
The Washington Tigers meet Ames this afternoon in a key prep game as Ames aims to maintain its strong showing. Tigers show steady improvement early in the season and will face a powerful Ames squad led by standout players and a solid forward line.
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Washington Deloute Sigourney Edge Sigourney 21 6
Washington Deloute Sigourney defeated Sigourney 21 to 6 as Washington took an early 7 0 lead and extended it after a third quarter touchdown. Key runs by Teman and strong defense from Dougall sealed the win while Hahn and Helscher starred for Sigourney. The Athens public square Civil War cannon note concludes the piece.
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Deans Touched By Monarchs Before Crowd Of 14 000
In Kansas City the Kansas City Monarchs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 0 in an exhibition game before 14 000 fans. Dizzy and Paul Dean pitched two and two innings respectively as the famed brothers struggled through the tour. Frankie Frisch attended the dinner with Cardinal officials as the event capped a taxing series.
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Parsons Upset Simpson In Iowa Conference Action
In Des Moines Parsons College Fairfield toppled Simpson 18 to 14 for their first win in twelve years. Wesleyan defeated Central 20 to 7 with Huffman producing long gains and an 80 yard touchdown run.
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Big Ten Saturday slate features marquee conference showdowns
Michigan travels to Chicago and Ohio State meets Minnesota as Indiana visits Temple in notable conference action. Northwestern faces Stanford while Notre Dame hosts Verdue. Wisconsin meets South Dakota State and Minnesota is idle. Several minor clashes fill the schedule including Drake Army and Clemson Kentucky.
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Pitt to Rock Trojans in Home Opener
Pitt footballers finalize preparations for a home game against USC Trojans under coach Jock Sutherland. It marks Sutherland’s third meeting against Troy and a chance for Pitt’s first victory on his home field.
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University of Southern California
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Iowa State And Missouri Clash In Big Six Tilt
Iowa State and Missouri meet in Columbia as the Cyclones bring air power against the Tigers heavier line. Missouri counters with a ground and passing attack led by Joe Angello while both squads display mixed rosters and official crews for the Big Six season opener.
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Hap Powell
UE Cacoerectives
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Marengo High Triumphs 7–6 Over Anamosa in Close Battle
Marengo High defeated Anamosa 7 to 6 in Anamosa as Pluck and breaks favored Marengo late. Dewey Spaingrove recovered a fumble at the Marengo 1 yard line, while Reynolds punt fumbles helped Marengo survive. Weiderman and Mer shon connected on a shoestring pass for Anamosa's score, with Dye, Dahnk, and Harold Reynolds starring for Marengo.
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Dewey Spaingrove
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Prison City
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Harold Reynolds
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Grinnell Faces Carleton In Homecoming Hope
Grinnell's Pioneers seek a victory over Carleton College to end a 13 game winless streak. Coach L L Watt directs a deceptive pass attack as Carleton, led by first year coach George Gibson, fields three injured veterans on the bench in Grinnell Iowa.
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Grant Ties Dubuque At 6 All As Miller Stars
Grant high schools 141 pound quarterback Freddie Miller starred for Cedar Rapids as his 13 yard TD tied Dubuque 6 to 6 in a Mississippi Valley conference clash. Miller excelled all game with long runs and passes though the extra point kick missed.
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Cedar Rapids
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Marion Defeats Manchester High 13 to 0 in Friday Grid Duel
The Crimson clad Marion high school team defeated Manchester high 13 to 0 as Reed passed to Lowe for the opening score then Derflinger punched in a second. Marion led 13 0 at halftime and largely sat on its laurels while Manchester threatened with a late second quarter pass that was nullified.
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Garfield Bears Rout Kenwood Hawks 57 to 0
The Garfield Bears crushed the Kenwood Hawks 57 to 0 as Jennings scored four touchdowns. Nicholson Sandbergh and Peterson also starred on offense while the Bears’ line shut down Kenwood’s attack. Hawks’ best were Deal and Belerad. Bears squad is made up of players age 14 or younger. Team schedulers may call 5996.
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Golf Lessons for Slanting Lies in Downhill Upslope Situations
Instructional piece on adjusting stance and club choice for slanting lies. Explains uphill versus downhill scenarios and recommends using irons for reliability, with tips on weight and swing path. Mentions Horton Golf and a promotional offer from The Gazette.
Detroit U. Titans Triumph Over Washington and Jefferson 12-0
Detroit University of Detroit Titans shut out Washington and Jefferson 12 to 0 in a Friday night affair. Dick Lutz scored both touchdowns, inside tackle in the first quarter and a late running score, as Detroit mounted a hard charging offense. The game featured strong line play and effective defense, with Lutz the standout in a victory that improves Detroit’s standings.
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Columbus Junction Triumphs 12 0 Over Morning Sun
Columbus Junction high school football defeated Morning Sun 12 to 0 on Friday at Columbus Junction. Fullback Snyder powered in a first quarter TD and right half Huston scored on a third quarter center smash to seal the win.
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