Algona Hika Beot Claim To State Gridiron Honors
Des Moines notes Thanksgiving day high school games showing Algona as a leading claimant to the state title after a decisive win over Fort Dodge. Sioux City, Marshalltown, and West Des Moines also posted strong seasons, with Fort Madison and Milford spared by schedules, and calls for a central board to coordinate schedules and strengthen play.
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Des Moines
Algona
Sioux City
Lincoln
Nebraska
Marshalltown
Ceder Rapids
Fort Madison
Jews City
Dubuque
East Waterloo
Oelwein
Cresco
Fort Dodge
S&h
West Des Moines
Milford
Gypsum Tows
Stata
All-state team honors for Iowa high school football
Paul Simpson of East High Waterloo receives favorable Des Moines Register mention in selecting an all-state high school football team. The piece lists first second and third elevens with players from Fort Dodge Sioux City Ames East Des Moines and other Iowa cities, praising the season's consistency and skill.
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Paul Simpson
East High
Des Moines Register
Simpson
Waterloo
The
Register
Iowa
Eli-State Elavens
Monk
Fort Dodges Smith
Fort Dodges
Winter
Sioux City
jMemplay
Fort Dodge
Elliott Ames
Smith
Eagin Grove
Oskeborna
McGea
Council Blutts
Ashby
East Des Moines
Hale Crane
Algona Hall
Devine
Wast Des Moines
Meneses
Bloux City
Zinc
Marshalltown
Kopold
Dubuane
Momayar
Algona
Moeller
Cedar Rapids
Amsberry
West Des Moines
Montgomery
Whitney
Fort Dodgs
Dagino
Welling
Suse Tigen
van Walters
Des Moines - Chiesa
Des Moines
Armour
Keontz
Grinnell Boards Names Candidates for 1917 Football Coach
Grinnell interest grows as alumni back several contenders including Hyland Solem Hunt McGovern and Carney. The board will study applicants before selecting a coach while B J Carney is reappointed basketball coach. Thirteen players earn football G honors.
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Hyland
McGovern
Carney
Hast High
Des Moines
Grinnell
Board of Control
Solem
Altho
Solem A
Minnesota
Mike Hyland
Blighland Park
Hunt
Carleton
McAlester
McAlmon
Ocarney
B. J. Carney
Merchants National Bank
Lewis
Barrett
Mike Augustine
Ray Bohlman
Bari Gingles
Lloyd Martin
Esmond Osgood
Lester Watt
Lemuel Wires
Jessa Day
Harry Grant
Stanley Rafferty
Lloyd Smith
Dick Schuits
Day
Crawford Not Through Despite Slow 1916 Season
Detroit outfielder Sam Crawford says he plans to report early from January to prep for spring training. He expects his left arm and legs to be in good shape by Waxahachie Texas for the squad arrival, though he concedes a slow start in 1916 affected him through the season.
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Crawford
Detroit
Mich
Yev
Sam Crawford
Waxahachie
Tex
Crawgford
Michigan May Not Play Syracuse Next Season
Amon Arbor Mich December 4 The University of Michigan may not play Syracuse on the gridiron next season. It is said Michigan prefers home games and courtesies with Pennsylvania and Cornell. Syracuse wants Wolverines at Syracuse in alternating years.
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Syracuse
Amon Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Dartsmouth
University of Pittsburgh
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Wolverines
State titled decide in variousages state titled are decided in variousages
Definite titles were won in Iowa college football asso ciations during the season which closed Thanksgiving day. The State university led Ames and Drake while Grinnell dominated the Iowa conference. Dubuque college led the Hawkeye conference with Morningside as the top independent. Iowa conference leaders Grinnell Cornell and Ames were highlighted, with several shifts expected in schedules for the next season.
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Des Moines
College Football Associations of
Iowa
State University
Ames
Drake
Grinnell
Dubuque College
West
Hawkenge
Morningside
Dilaca
Cornell
Upper Iowa
Hawkeye
Hawkers
Nebraska
Northwestern
Minnesota
Towa
Highland Park
Simpson
Waterloo Team Wins Big Championship Clash
Thousands watched the G and M football teams of the first regiment of Iowa clash with Waterloo in a final for the championship. Waterloo beat company M 16 to 0 with stars Lawser Nauman Davis and Kinster contributing, while Burns and captains Everall Cassady and others were noted for strong play and a postgame banquet in Brownsville.
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Rio Grande Valley
Company G
Waterloo
Leonard
Lawser
Nauman
Davis
William Kinster
Vaughan
McGuire
Green
Harper
Kwentg
Inpersoll
Phil Kiester
William Miciester
Harold Ingersoll
Company M
Kent
Tucker
Brownsville
Pauls Cafe
Ben Everall
Kitna and
Flastetler
Town University
Merle V W. Cassady
Becker Named to All Western Eleven and Des Moines Honor Roll
Becker of Iowa earned All Western honors and a tackle spot on Des Moines Register's All-Star team. He compared to Germany Schultz for his pivot to center and right tackle, while Lee Taylor cited Ronald Reed on Iowa's roster. Maulbetsch declined a Detroit pro offer, plans to finish Michigan degree next June.
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Tred Becker
Soilar
Iowa University
Walter Eckersall
Bearsall
Becker
Des Hivines Register
Worl
Michigan
Germany Schultz
Carpenter
Cousin Smith
Northwestern
Holikamp
Ohio State
Ronald Reed
Iowa
Reed
Register
Ead
Tona Denfeld
Ames - Barker
Ames
Sprong
Drake
Callahan
Highland
Packer
Behmer
Morningside
Grinnell
Econd
Foffmeister
Drake Wyckoff
Cee Howard
Cornell
Seaeess
Wytadd
Town
Conter Smith
Osgood
Northrup
Hartwell
Duneen
Nowm
Tucker
W. Davis
Maulbetsch
Ann Arbor
Mich
Johnny Maulbetsch
University of Michigan
Dettroit
Elevers
Slayer Sent to Prison in Centerville Murder Case
The Frank Smith murder trial stalled by motions for a new trial for Frank Dangelo, convicted of killing Pearl Fraxler over a woman. The court overruled the motion and Dangelo received a life sentence at Fort Madison.
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Centervilile
Frank Smith
Alice “Rlach
Frank Dangela
Pearl Fraxler
Lena Hinkle
Dangelo
Fort Medison
Fatalities on Football Fields Raise Question of Safety
The 1916 football season ended with 15 known fatalities, mostly from high school and semi pro play. Only one college player died. authorities note most victims died from internal injuries or neck breaks, with expert claims that stricter rules cannot erase all danger.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Prairie Elevens
College Victin
Kenneally Will Have Another Chance In Kenosha Fight
Frenkie Whitney of Cedar Rapids and Joe Welling of Chicago clash in a 2 10 round no decision bout at Kenosha. Both stars boast strong form, Whitney recent winner over Sherman and reputedly defeated Mandot and Wolgast. Welling seen as logical favorite by boxing circles. Des Moines note: Tommy Ryan unable to face Al Baldwin in Des Moines Friday. Ryan accepted an offer from a St Louis promoter.
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Quincey
Rich Kenneally
Kenneady
Baldwin
Put
Wildwin
Cael
Kenneally
Jacksonville
Ryan
Calcago
Dec
Frenkie Whitney
Cedar Rapida
Carpenter
Joe Welling
Chicago
Pont
Kenosha
Whitney
Welling
Ever Hammer
Frankie
Ice Mandot
Ad Wolgast
Avants
Sherman
Shermen
Des Moines
Tommy Ryan
Jimmy Minor
Memphis
al Baldwin
St. Louis
Ryen
Physical Valuation Spells Ruin Shrugged By Thom In Hearings
Washington December 4 cross examination of A P Thom counsel for the railway executive advisory committee continued before the congressional committee investigating transportation problems Senator Cummins pressing for federal incorporation of railroads He warned squeezing water from railroad securities to base new capitalization would ruin the world An advertisement notes half price coats from a New York tailor and a Wilhelm Coat Sale.
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Washington,d. C
A. P. Thom
Railway Executive Advisory Committee
Congressional Committee
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Thom
New York
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Mrs, Jones
Iowa Star
Germany
Schultz
Slayer
Peson
William A. Jones
Munhall
John A. Porter
Athens
Edwin Young
Pittsburgh
Harry Wieland
Hiram Cole
Fayette
Fred Wilson
Minneapolis
Ephraim
Angell. E
Centro
Cal
A. Woodring
Timber Lake
Wilbur Gettys
Ansley
Neb
Harold B
Boges Campbell
Francis B. Moriarity
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Golly
Saxs Thom
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