High school football schedule features big Friday games
Franklin meets Dubuque and Roosevelt visits Cedar Falls in key Mississippi Valley conference clashes. Wilson hosts Marion Thursday while McKinley rests, with Franklin 1 0 0 1 and Roosevelt 0 0 1 0 tangled in standings as local squads eye strong showings.
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Wilsons
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McKinley
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High Schools Dominate State Cross Country Meet
East Des Moines and University of Iowa anchor a large set of results at the state cross country finals. East Des Moines wins class A with 18 points while Ames takes second with 21 and Roosevelt Cedar Rapids third with 41. Individual winner Carl Gustafson of East Des Moines leads the A race with Inman second and Matsen third. University High wins class B with 14 points, and Clarence wins class C with 14 markers. Franklin High prepares for a major showdown in Dubuque Friday night as part of a stretch of unbeaten teams in Iowa.
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Ottumwa
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Fuller
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Elam
Schultz
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Nashua
Thompson
Lamont
Mechanicsville
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LeClauve
Vinton School For the Blind
Janess'tle
Paul Hamm
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Dale Woney
Pruess
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Franklin
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Leonard
O’brien
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Martin
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Tom Herbeck
Crawford
Klima
Guy
Bloomhall
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R. Loepp
McBride
Concannon
Hershey
Ettinger
Nassif
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Markey
Farr
Layton
Ross
Holley
Sopousek
Jennings
Green
Gillam
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Western Reserve Tops Boston University 7-0 at Fenway Park
Western Reserve defeated Boston University 7 to 0 on Andrews 75 yard touchdown run. The game drew about 5000 rain drenched spectators at Fenway Park.
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Western Reserve
Boston University
Andrews
Fenway Park
Stengel Named Next Bee Pilot Report
Boston Journal- American reports Casey Stengel set to become next manager of the Boston Bees. The article notes Stengel’s history with baseball and speculation about his forthcoming role. The piece emphasizes expectations for leadership and team direction.
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New York
Casey S‘engel
Boston
Journal- Amer
Dore
Stenzel
Viewing the Field Sparks Wild High School Gridiron Night
Franklin and Dubuque clash as undefeated teams faced late breaks and fumbles. Albert Eddy's 38 yard run and a deflected kick for an extra point highlighted a chaotic slate amid predictions for a high scoring rally and tense rivalry.
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Franklin
Wilson
Mike Kanellis
Thunderbolts
Albert Eddy
Kanellis
Stanford Nips Washington On Breaks 13 To 7
Stanford Indians upset Washington Huskies 13 to 7 in Seattle. Key plays include a blocked punt returned by Grant Stone and two Stanford line smashes by Groves. Washington scored in the third on a 52 yard pass Waskowitz to Muller Johnston and Craver’s rushing TD. A 20,000 crowd endured rain.
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Wash
INS
Stanford Indians
Washington Huskies
Stanford
Bill Willard
Jimmy Johnston
Husky
Grant Stone
Indians
Groves
Jane Washington
Waskowitz
Muller Johnston
Craver
Kentucky Wildcats blank Manhattan 19 to 0
Led by Bob Davis the Kentucky Wildcats defeated Manhattan 19 to 0 on Saturday. The Wildcats seized an early break to score their first goal and from there the Jaspers were unable to recover in Lexington.
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Bob Davis
Kentucky Wildcats
Manhattan
Wildcats
Jaspers
Tar Heels Blank Tulane 13 0 in Rubber Game
North Carolina Tar Heels shut out Tulane Green Wave 13 to 0 to clinch the three game series at Chapel Hill. The victory marks Tulane’s first loss of the season as NCdominated both on offense and defense.
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Dubuque
Fankin
Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina Tar Heels
Tulane
Donovan Brown Rematch Set After Torn Mat Incident
Irish Jack Donovan battles Frank Brown again next Thursday in Memorial Coliseum as Matchmaker Eddie Jennings pits Harry Kent against Bob Kruse in prelims. Last week Brown won when a torn three section mat caused Donovan to fall after Brown lifted him. George Sauer may appear in a future bout.
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Jack Donovan
Eddie Jenning
Memorial Coliseum
Donovan
Brown
Jennings
Harry Kent
Oregon State Grid
Bob Kruse
Kent
Bronko Nagurski
Earl Wampler
George Sauer
St Louis U Beats Catholic University 7 To 2
St Louis University defeated Catholic University 7 to 2 before 5900 fans in St Louis. Both teams were scoreless in the first period. Harris broke for a 70 yard run to the Catholic 7, and Dunn scored the lone touchdown after a line plunge. Catholic's safety came on a wild pass in the third quarter.
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St. Louis University
Catholic University
Harris
St. _Louis
Catholic
Dunn
Walker
Drake Two-Milers Rout Iowa State in Drake-Iowa State Tilt
Drake's two-mile squad overwhelmed Iowa State 45 to 15 in the team race during the Drake Iowa State football game. Drake victors Capt. Fred Padgett Bill Feiler Ray Mahannah and Riddell Kelsey swept to a blanket finish in 9 48.1. Ken Falk led Iowa State with a seventh place finish.
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DES Moines
Drake
Iowa State
Fred Padgett
Bill Feiler
Ray Mahannah
Riddell Kelsey
Ken Falk
Iowa
Iowa Lettermen Join Newly Organized I Club
Iowa letter winners from 1885 to present join the reorganized I club in a membership drive led by Albert P Jenkins. Walter J. Stewart is the first nine letter man to enroll, with 24 athletes named including Frank G. Pierce and W Earl Hall. The list spans Des Moines Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs and other cities with attendees from 1885 through 1918 football and baseball era.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
I” Club
Walter J. Stewart
Des Moines
Albert P Jenkins
Cedar Rapids
George S. Wright
Council Bluffs
Wright
Frank G. Pierce
Marshalltown
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
State Board of Education
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Tracy
Gerhard S. Hauge
Albert P. Jenkins
Carl H. Mather
Tipton
George Yavorsky
Belle Plaine
Earl B Alcorn
St. Louis
Lesliel L. Carr
Clermont
Walter R Dyer
Boone
F. W. Deardorff
Hubbard
John J. Fuhrmann
Dubuque
H. J. Garretson
Chicago
Lyman H. Hoyt
Boston
Mass
Paul G. Ingham
Mapleton
Curtis L. Layton
Carl J Lohmann
Burlington
Willis J. O'Brien
Forrest M. Olson
Sioux City
F. W. Sallander
San Francisco
Ene D. van Oosterhaut
Orange Ity
Kansas Upsets Oklahoma 6-3 on Last-Second Pass
In Norman, Kansas stunned Oklahoma 6 to 3 as Don Ebling connected with Dick Amerine for a dramatic 35-yard touchdown pass in the final seconds. Oklahoma led early with Raphael Boudreau field goal, but Kansas outgained 197-125 rushing and earned more first downs 9 to 4.
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Okla
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Kansans
Don Ebling
Dick Amerine
Sooners
Raphael Boudreau
Jed
Oklahoma
Stagg's Col. of the Pacific Edges Nevada 7 to 3
Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg's College of the Pacific eleven edged the University of Nevada 7 to 3 on the Wolfpack's home field Saturday.
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Reno, Nev
INS
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
University of Nevada
Wolfpack
Notre Dame B Team Defeats Northwestern B Squad
Notre Dame's B football squad beat Northwestern B 12 to 0 in South Bend, extending a winning streak over Big Ten B opponents to three games. The game featured a decisive Notre Dame performance with a shutout.
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Wildcat
South Bend
Ind
Northwestern
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