Franklin Roosevelt and Wilson at Home This Week
Three Mississippi Valley conference games occupy the week with Wilson hosting West Waterloo at Hill park and Franklin facing Roosevelt at home while McKinley travels to Clinton. Franklin can still tie for the title if Davenport falters, with Wilson seen as a strong foe.
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Iowa City Club Grows to Two Hundred Fourteen Members
The University of Iowa alumni I club expands to 214 members after admitting nineteen new regulars and several honorary pickers. New regulars include Clifton Bowlsby George P. Nissen LeRoy Vanderwicken Xavier Boyles Floyd Duncan George Van Deusen John R. Gardner Matt Faber William Kelly Fred Johansen Clarence Michaelson Irvin Sinn and William McCullough. Honorary members named are Dr Carl Ostream Dr Floyd Bridge W Antes H Farnsworth E Estey and C Morris for their support of Iowa sports.
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Mooney Denies Silencing by Iowa Officials
Iowa City editor John Mooney of the Daily Iowan denied censorship by officials. He said he will comment on athletic matters when he sees fit and questioned reports that he had been silenced amid alumni fury and athletic department anger.
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Tarheels Roll New York 7 0 in Intersectional Football
North Carolina defeated New York University 7 to 0 at Yankee Stadium before 15 000 fans in a continued Intersectional rivalry. It marked the Tar Heels third straight win over the Violets.
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Minnesota Stuns Michigan 7 6 With Last Minute Drive
Wilbur Moore scored Minnesota’s lone touchdown on a late crossing catch, then suffered a serious leg injury. Van Every’s two passes helped Minnesota overcome Michigan as the Gophers won 7 to 6 and Moore broke a leg on the decisive play.
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Pittsburgh Downs Wisconsin 26 0 Behind stout defense and big plays
Pittsburgh's offense exploded in the second half to beat Wisconsin 26 0 as Cassiano, Petro, Chickerneo and Thurbon connected on key runs and passes. Pitt's defense repeatedly halted Badger passes while reserves closed out the game.
Worcester football pool operator charged in lottery case
James Bogar allegedly ran a football pool in Worcester and was brought to district court on lottery promotion charges after a customer claimed a $75 hit was not paid. He was fined $10 after the hearing.
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Coe Triumphs Over Cornell In Tight Contests
In a rugged first ever meeting Coe rallied through multiple quarters to edge Cornell 13 12 after a fourth quarter surge. Cisler sparked the ground game for Coe while Tornquist and Sprague led Cornell with key passes and runs.
Wartburg Falls to Penn College 12 0 on Homecoming
Wartburg suffered a homecoming defeat as Penn College Quakers edged ahead 12 to 0. A second quarter drive set up a Bainbridge pass and TD followed by a short kickoff return for another score, with Evans powering in on the six inch line to seal the win.
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Oregon State Triumphs 13 6 Over Washington Huskies
In Seattle the Oregon State Beavers upset heavier Washington, 13 to 6. Higgins scored the opening Beaver TD after a Washington fumble by McAdams. Johnston tied 6 6 with a late 65 yard drive, then Jim Kisselburgh scored the decisive TD.
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Garcia Favored To Defeat Armstrong In New York Bout
Lawton Carver writes that Ceferino Garcia is rated 6 to 5 to beat Henry Armstrong for the world welterweight title in New York on November 2. Garcia, about 145 pounds, is a hard puncher and has won 11 of his last 12, while Armstrong, 134 pounds, has held three titles in ten months and scored 35 knockouts in 39 starts.
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Holy Cross Goes Down as Tech Edges Crusaders 7 to 6
In front of about 30,000 at Pitt Stadium Carnegie Tech beat Holy Cross 7 to 6 ending the Crusaders undefeated streak since 1936. Ray Carnelly's 58 yard run with the quarterback's kickoff return for a touchdown sparked Tech and Bill Osmanski answered for Holy Cross with a 91 yard kickoff return.
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Villanova Defeats Centre Eleven 35 to 6 at Shibe Park
Villanova over Centre Eleven 35 6 at Shibe Park as Johnny Wysocki scores three touchdowns. Villanova led 13 6 at halftime then pulled away in the second half before about 10 000 fans.
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St Patrick’s And St Wenceslaus Teams Meet At Ellis Park
St Patrick’s and St Wenceslaus football squads, composed of players from both schools, will play a game Sunday at Ellis park at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Army Triumphs Over Harvard 20 17 In Thrilling Rally
Army rallied three times to beat Harvard 20 17 before 40 000 fans. Harvard led three times but Army tied or took the lead in the final period as Huey Long plunged in from the one foot line for the decisive score set up by Woodrow Wilson. Harvard outgained Army 190 rushing yards to 109 and 166 passing to Army's 160 plus.
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TCU Dominates Aggies 34-6 in Southwest Clash
Texas Christian overwhelms Texas A&M 34 to 6 at College Station. Davey O'Brien shines with passing and four extra points as TCU preserves its unbeaten conference record. Aggies fail to mount a defense and only score on a 14 yard run by Slick Rogers.
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Viewing the Field: Cedar Rapids Bands and Coe Football
Cedar Rapids high schools highlight football season with Wilson Roosevelt Franklin bands entertaining crowds. Fred Winter officiated Coe Cornell at Mount Vernon and St Ambrose Augustana clash. Coe seeks homecoming wins vs Carleton and Grinnell with Knox game looming. Coe may finish high in Midwest Conference standings.
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South English-Chelsea Edgechelseas 2-1 in Thursday clash
South English defeated Chelsea 2-1 on Thursday, marking the locals eighth straight win.
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Dubuque University Beats Wesleyan In Homecoming Victory
In Mount Pleasant Iowa Dubuque University defeated Iowa Wesleyan 33 to 12. Donlson sprinted 28 yards for the opening TD as Wilson kicked the extra point. Wesleyan replied with a kickoff return to the Dubuque 20 and a Wehrle pass for a score.
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Hoosiers and Huskers Play Scoreless Tie in Defense
The Indiana Hoosiers and Nebraska Cornhuskers battled to a 0-0 tie as neither team could breach the other’s defense. Nebraska threatened late in the third quarter on a Charley Frock recovery, but Indiana held and both teams failed to reach Nebraska’s 30 yard line all game. Nebraska's Bill Callihan nearly returned a kickoff for a long score, and Herman Rohrig twice tried long placekicks that fell short.
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Spartans Crush West Virginia 26-0 in Morgantown
Michigan State rolled past West Virginia 26 to 0 before 10 000 fans as Dave Diehl and Johnny Pingel sparked the offense with three touchdowns combined The Wilton report notes Wilton high school defeated Muscatine B squad 19 to 6 with Brenner starring
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