Estherville Irish Rally Past Spencer 7 2 in Hard Fought Game
Estherville High School defeated Spencer 7 to 2 in a rugged contest. Bale scored the lone touchdown and added the extra point on a drop kick, while Keeler also crossed for the score.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
10
Estherville High School defeated Spencer 7 to 2 in a rugged contest. Bale scored the lone touchdown and added the extra point on a drop kick, while Keeler also crossed for the score.
The local game promises the biggest test since last year’s epic clash with Emmetsburg. If the team wins, a celebration similar to last season’s will follow. Mark Saturday October 21 at 2 30 PM. Referee Jack North from Des Moines has been secured for the matchup.
Comedian Jud Tunkins notes that when a city welcomes visitors from around the world it helps to have an interpreter to understand the traffic honks and automotive sounds. He remarks on the need for clarity amid diverse speech and busy streets.
Emmetsburg Academy football squad routed Terril 39 to 0. Terril fought hard with a forward pass attack, but St Mary's dominated on offense and defense to secure the shutout.
Emmetsburg overwhelmed the Algona squad with an 82 to 0 victory. The Irish pressed hard all game while Algona struggled, following Cedar Rapids’ 35 point win over Algona the previous week. The Algona team appeared hindered by injuries in the big matchup.
The town rallies for a high school football clash as Spirit Lake visits for a landmark home game. The crowd gears up to welcome the Indians not as savages but as a strong rival in what promises to be a standout matchup.
A reflective note on enduring love and loyalty guiding purpose beyond wealth or status. The passage suggests souls find meaning whether in opulence or a humble dwelling, echoing Kingsley’s theme of intrinsic value over material comfort.
The earliest recorded rapid conveyance of intelligence over vast distances used human voice. In 480 B C, Persian king Xerxes invaded Greece and posted sentinels along the route from Susa to Athens so news could travel about 450 miles in 48 hours.
A narrator quotes a gentleman on the program advising the audience to either be patient for about forty-five minutes or leave during the speaker's first water break, indicating a tense moment in proceedings.
A health note states the average man’s heart weighs ten to twelve ounces while the average woman’s heart weighs eight to ten ounces.
The Philadelphia Ledger cites curious etymologies for strange words. Saunterer traces to La Sainte Terre with pilgrims journeying leisurely. Haberdasher allegedly from German and qu en diral from French qu et diral.
A Boston Transcript snippet features Willie asking his father why God did not print stars on the zebra to make it a walking American flag, reflecting a child’s patriotic curiosity.
A quotation attributed to Dr. Frank Crane on thrift as a habit. It argues that acting from principles is hard until it becomes habitual, at which point it becomes easy. The note frames thrift as a behavioral discipline transforming effort into routine practice.
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