Nebraska romps past Wyoming 50 to 0 on early season showcase
Nebraska’s green squad routs Wyoming 50 to 0 as Coach Bible empties 31 players into action. The Cornhuskers throw for 121 yards on 10 of 17 passes, total 430 yards, with a scoring spree in every quarter. Fumbles and penalties were few as Eddie Dunn’s punting steadied Wyoming.
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Major League Averages Eye Iowa Cities Beyond Des Moines
Promoters in Cedar Rapids Sioux City Waterloo and Mason City clash over his services as the Major League Averages seek wider appeal beyond Des Moines.
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Sell Out Viewed For Iowa Minnesota Game Oct 27
Nearly 28 000 tickets for the Iowa Minnesota homecoming clash were sent out by the University of Iowa athletic offices for October 27. Charles S. Galiher said advance sales exceeded 1929 when the stadium record was set and a sellout of the 43000 seats was expected, though the Northwestern game at Evanston may affect sales. About half of 2500 Northwestern tickets had been sold to Iowa fans locally.
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Garrison Pitcher Delivers No Hit Game in Local Victory
Swenson of Shellsburg-Swenson reports that Garrison pitched a no hitter for the locals, securing a 2-0 win. The performance marks a historic moment for the community and its baseball fans.
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Temple Dominates Virginia Poly In Season Opener
Temple University football, coached by Warner, opened its season with a 34 to 0 victory over Virginia Polytechnic. The powerful Temple machine shut out the opponent on Saturday, delivering a decisive debut.
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Garrison Edges Shellsburg In Low Hit Game
Garrison won 2-0 behind a strong start from Lear of Shellsburg who held opponents to one hit. Two unearned runs were manufactured by the visitors in the third inning, and the game featured nine innings without a hit or run for the home side.
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Belle Plaine Players Land Indian Tryout Contracts
Belle Plaine stars Charles Sellers and William Rucker signed contracts for tryouts with the Cleveland Indians. Sellers, a pitcher who also fields, and Rucker, an infielder, posted strong semi pro hitting records this summer. Sellers previously earned a Davenport Western League tryout but was sent home for inexperience.
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Macomb Teachers Beat Parsons Eleven 7 to 0 in Home Win
Kassynski's 52 yard touchdown run capped Western Teachers College's 7 point victory over Parsons College of Fairfield Iowa. Western relied on passing for most gains while Parsons moved solidly early but failed to score.
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Parsons Earns Victory Behind Stuckwisch and Lovett
Stuckwisch starred for Western, while Lovett and Black stood out for Parsons on a closely contested matchup. Lovett delivered key plays and Black anchored defense as the teams traded leads throughout the game.
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Carnegie Tech Defeats Geneva 7-0 in Beaver Falls
Steve Terebus sprinted 62 yards late in the first half to score the game's only touchdown as Carnegie Tech beat Geneva 7 to 0 before 5,500 fans. Geneva, with no substitutions, held its famed rival to a shutout but could not match the Tech offense.
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DePauw Tigers crush Oakland City in season opener
In Greencastle Indiana the DePauw Tigers opened their campaign for a second Indiana college late conference football championship by routing Oakland City 33 to 0. The Tigers dominated on both sides as they started strong with a decisive victory.
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Tigers Dominate Oaks In 33 to 0 Victory
The Tigers steamrolled the Oaks 33 to 0 on Saturday. Fribley Pierce and Bollinger opened the scoring with long touchdown runs as the Tigers extended last season’s perfect schedule performance into a decisive win.
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Wampler Jennings to Wrestle in Des Moines Show
Earl Wampler known as the "Bad Boy" from Scranton Iowa and Sun Jennings of Oklahoma will headline a Des Moines wrestling event next Wednesday night. Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion, will referee all matches marking his first midwestern tour stop. Promoter Abe Frankle said he recruited Dempsey after using six referees in six weeks.
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Navy Tops William and Mary 20 7 in season opener
Navy opened its season with a 20 to 7 victory over William and Mary as Fred Barries scored all Navy touchdowns. The game took place in Annapolis Maryland with Navy capitalizing on Barries offensive output to secure the win.
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State Teachers Wallop Fresh Gridders 58 to 7
Iowa State Teachers overwhelmed the freshman football squad 58 to 7 in a twelve minute quarter game at Cedar Falls. Paul Hoemans starred with a 90 yard kickoff return and the home team dominated throughout.
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