East Wins City Championship in Sensational East West Clash
Paul Simpson races 18 yards for the opening East score and Bandfield adds a second as East defeats West 13 to 1 in a hard fought city and county title game. Dave Seeger and Koch shine for East while West hushed defense struggles to capitalize on breaks.
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West
Bob Miller
Paul Simpson
Simpson
Bandfield
East
Whittie
Wast
Orange
Black
Altho
East Mat
Whittle
Koch
O'Connor
Football Results From Across Regions
A compiled list shows multiple college and university football outcomes including Ames defeated by Weat 83 to 13, Parsons 13 over Benam 34, and Notre Dame 20 over Washington 9. Other scores include Colorado College 27 Utah 8, Colorado 14 over Colorado Aggies 2, and many more with details on players and substitutions.
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Missouri
Kanaae
Washington
Bt. Touts & Notre Dame
Nebraska
Creighton
South Dakota
Kansas Aggies
Washburn
Wabash
Marquette
Colorado College
Utah
Colorado Aggies
University of Colorado
Denver University
Colorado School of Mines
Stecher Beats Cutler In Straight Falls
Jon Stecher of Nebraska won both falls against Charles Cutler of Chicago in a 15 minute 40 second first fall and a 7 minute 24 second second fall. Cutler weighed 220 1 2 pounds and Stecher 205. In the same program Joe Smith beat John Billitzer two to one and a third draw. Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Pat Connolly after two hours in Butte with injuries affecting Connolly.
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Chicago
Jon Stechar
Nebraska
Charles Cutler
Cutler
Stecher
Nelson
John Biliitzer
Toledo
Joe Smith
Billitzer
Smith
Lewis
Connally
Colgate Romps Over Brown in Muddy Clash
Colgate burst to a 28 0 victory over Brown on a rain soaked field. Pollard provided notable defense for Brown but Colgate's power backfield dominated throughout. Annan's 43 yard run came late for Brown but could not change the outcome.
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Providence
HR. I
Colgate Eleven
Advain
Brown Univeraity
Brown
Col
Gale
Pollard
Annan
Notable Kickers Stir Classic East West Grid Battle
West fended off East in a hard fought game highlighted by Bob Miller and Paul Simpson. Simpson’s eighty yard dash and Hetts precision kicking pivoted the contest as East matched West’s tough line and standout stops. Prominent attendees included Fred Becker and Ronald Reed, with Simpson hailed for turning the tide despite West players’ grit.
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Miller
Paul Simpson
Black Inc
Almarante
Agauc
West
Paul Sinsp
Tun
Weat
Ames Defeats Drake 83 to 14 in annual game
Des Moines December 1 Ames scored an easy victory over Drake 83 to 14. Davis led the line plunges for Ames with Sloss and Smith also contributing. Drake scored late as Smith returned a snap 50 yards for a TD.
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Des Moines
Ames
Drake
Davis
Sloss
Smith
Prairie Chicken Season Closed and Fish Open
The prairie chicken season closes today in Town as the open game fish season ends. Quail remain legal to hunt until December 15 with numbers up after a favorable hatching season. A local shooter reports 150 quail taken in the first 15 days of the open season while rabbits are plentiful and tracked by snow. The trapping season begins today for mink and muskrat.
New Hampton Dominates Charles City 44 to 0 in Muddy Match
New Hampton defeated Charles City 44 to 0 on a mud plagued field. New Hampton led 5 touchdowns in the first half as Charles City faltered. a late stand near the goal line kept them from scoring. The champions of northeastern Town, coached by P. O. Lapham of Town City college, finished with six wins one loss and one tie, 194 points for and 36 against. Opened this morning over a hundred coats for Wilhelm's sale.
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Don Hetts
Elsworth
Town Falls
Deco
Ellsworth
Isworth
New Hampton
Charles City
P.O. Lapham
Town City College
Town
Clinton Baseball Club Holds Annual Meeting To Plan Next Year
The Clinton Baseball club met Tuesday to review paid bills and discuss continuing next season if a sufficient guarantee is raised. A committee, Fred Hansen and W. E. B. Purcel, was formed to audit the books, and a manager will be discussed at next week’s session. President M. E. Justice questions a full Central association season, while other leagues push toward 1917 play. Algona also notes a local claim in a separate item.
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Clinton
Clinton Baseball Club
Fred Hansen
W. E B. Purcell
Central Association
M. E. Justice
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Justice
Fort Dodges Defeated In High School Football Championship
A strong offense and stout defense carried the champions to a decisive victory over Fort Dodgers in the afternoon title game.
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Fort Dodges
Dodgers
Eddie Rickenbacher Wins 150-Mile Ascot Championship Race
Eddie Rickenbacher won the 150 mile championship sweepstakes at Ascot speedway in Los Angeles on December 1, finishing in 2 hours 12 minutes 16.9 seconds. Pullen finished second with Cooper third after Cooper ran out of gasoline in the later stage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eddie Rickenbacher
Ascot Speedway
American Automobile Association
America
Rickenbacher
Pullen
Cooper
Syncopated Cornerstone Laying Atop Beventh Avenue Skyscraper
New York social note describes Mr Earl Carroll and Marcellle Hontabat hosting a midnight reception December 2 at their rooftop bungalow atop the Godfrey building on Forty-ninth Street. The event marks the dedication of a roof garden home with plans for a sunken garden, waterfall, fountain, and sports courts. Carroll, noted for So Long Letty, will supervise a syncopated dedication speech as guests ascend to the upper story in a festive premiere setting. The project, valued at about 40000 dollars, follows their wedding on October 25.
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New York
Earl Carrroll
Godfrey Building
Beventh Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Carroll
Marcelle Hontabat
Carrall
Letty
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Jack Skein
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Strangler" Lewis
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Aittle
Hobe” Dawson
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Fred Becker
Beckersall
Chicago Herald
Chicago Examiner
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Ronald Reed
Iowa
Orange and Black School
Kelly
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Sutm
Make IT & Reg
Prairie
Linton Fang
Mtle
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