Waterlo o leader in fanning G ee on road to fame
Waterloo sports column profiles Joe Wood, a teenage pitcher discovered by Des Moines' Mr Drewa and mentored by Doc Andrews, detailing his rise from a 17 year old unknown in Wichita to a no hit game in Kansas City and fame with Boston. The piece discusses Cedar Rapids and Waterloo franchises, management tactics, and speculation on franchise disputes and possible payout.
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Des Moines
Joe Wood
Itt
Day Andrewa
Dr. Andress
Hells
Pertion
Doc
Waterloo Clih
Satiol
Andrews
Doe
Hwutchinwon
Lawrence
Kan
Pepe Wood
Ivhawker
Joe
Pete
White Sox
Frank Tebell
Wichita
Izy
Huishingon
Blues
Boston
Wood
Kansas City
Fim
Hewr
Wwatrhinson
Belden
Cedar Rapids
Rank ‘Boyle
Muscatine
Waterloo
Hoyle
Central Association
Helden Til
Ubat
Fie
Braden Hill
Galesburg
Que Jeter
Unclear UA Magnates Play Drawn Out in Turbulent Balance
Fragmented OCR article notes activity among UA magnates and a volatile scene at a league, mentioning Tar and ase pmined matters and Biwarys, with references to Mont Lad and Tut Lee. It highlights Jay Andrews of Des Moines and Ane Drewe as standout figures, while noting audience reactions and perceptions of Reed and Wise Desupeane among spectators.
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Biwarys
A Criar Rapids
Vhstir Peery
Canekis
Pinize
Jay Andrews
Ties Moines
St. Jo- Reputean
Anedrewe
Koudiany People
Edaysy
Tereh
Eckeroall Ames Western Eleven Honorary All Conference
Walter Eckersall selects the all conference honorary eleven featuring players from non Western Conference colleges. The piece lists positions and schools such as Wisconsin, Chicago, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Northwestern, noting consistent, aggressive play across games and naming a captain at left end.
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Hanson
Lowi
Janes
Notre Dame
Ieht Allmender
Michis Cpa
Carpenter
Chicago
Johnson
Northwestern
Doving
Seth Halftack
McAlmon
Minues Bota
Balfback
Oliphant
Pure Die
Tandberg
Wisconsin
All Iowa Team Named by Bales Captains Herald
Des Moines Dec 2. The All Iowa honorary elevens selected by R B Bales list Hanson of Iowa as captain and place three Hawkeyes on the first team with Drake Cornell and Ames also represented. Second team includes players from Ames Iowa Drake and Grinnell and the piece notes high general averages and balanced line play across Iowa colleges.
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Iowa
Gunderaon
Estel Were
Cornell
Trickey
Ladd
Jeander Clark
Denio
Hanson
Colville
Drake
Hurnt
Ames
Eagan
Grinnell
Simons
Sells
Simpson
Buckley
McDonald
R. B. Bales
Des Moines
Leander Clark
Simpson Jane
Eagle Grove Claims Northwest Iowa Football Title
Eagle Grove high school eleven claims the Boone valley championship after Webster City forfeited the Thanksgiving game forfeit by 1 to 0 due to umpires misunderstanding. Coach Sanford and Superintendent Pre receive credit for a strong season as four players depart, captains Qua int, Davis, Smailpage and Yearons. Parker is praised as a top candidate for state recognition along with IW kicking record and Yearons and Davis as solid tackles. Captain Chris Jansen named next year’s captain.
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Eagle Grove
Boone Valley
Webster City
Hastings
Algona
Sanford
Pre
Quaint
Davis
Smailpage
Vines
Parker
I¢Ks
Chris Jansen
All County All Star Team Picks From Local Highs
The annual all star lineup from East and West Waterloo and Cedar Falls selects seven West high players. Warner and Dean earn end spots with Griffin and Milo Miller as tackles and guards, J Hanson of Cedar Falls at center, Chapman of West at quarterback, Davis and Brewer as backfield backs, and Max Miller as fullback amid standout season injuries and positional shifts.
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Warner
West High
Jlersch
Griffin
East High
J. Hanson
Cedar Fails
Milo Miller
Cotter
Dean
Chapman
Davis
Brewer
Cedar Falls
Max Miller
West High leads North Iowa all star backfield list
West high displays leadership with Davis at center of backfield alongside Bremer of Cedar Falls. Bremer, a star backfield man, has been shifted to halfback and is a strong ground gainer and reliable kicker. Davis, a top line plunger, makes spectacular gains and forms the core of the unit in the Thanksgiving Day game context. Gregg of Cedar Falls helps backfield strength, Miller at fullback noted for passing ability. Several players show promise, but the named trio and Davis stand out as the strongest overall ensemble.
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Dean
Glasener
Stevens
Warner
Cotter
Griffin
West High
Milo Miller
J. Hanson
Cedar Falls
Bickey
Becker
Chapman
Carl Chapman
West
Davis
Bremer
Curtiss
Gregg
Max Miller
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Chicago Tribune
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Chieaso
Hoeffel
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Rade
Ani Amid
Horvel
Capuchie
Barricklow
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Lynard—Reeler
Butler
Rieht
Michigan
Ana Torre
Bales
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Goosen
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Ray Davia
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Mme
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Signor Rossini
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Wilbert Shallenberger
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