Missouri Valley schools arrange U7 grid slate
Athletic officials of the Missouri Valley conference emerged with a nearly completed 3827 football schedule for 1937. The slate includes games with five Big Ten foes and eight other top regional teams, plus a mix of Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas and Ames matches.
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Tes
Asus
Tve Eves Art Uel
Tin
Missouri
Hislos
Missour
Nebriskyt Ae Agsauri
Souther Meth
Northwestern
Virginia
Miescuri
Waslingto Ort
I-A Ahons
Boxing wrapup with regional bouts headline
A chaotic recap covers multiple boxing results across Chicago, Ohio, Texas, and New Orleans with dozens of fighters league names and outcomes. Notable bylines include a technical knockout for an Erie's Cowboys foe and a sensational knockout victory in a seeded Losreond bout, plus several draws and near-matches shaping the day’s pro card. The text also mentions undefeated college fastball action and regional prep sports notes threaded through the quarrelsome scrappy page.
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Chicago
Jackie Wiliams
Ieteo
Harry Robert
Chuck Burns
Texas
Hale McGahey
Okbioma
Drone
George Cindirey
Icaro
Cowboy Nilly Owens
Erie
Timmy Mendo
Cleveland
Levey Dongah
New Orleans
Kan Cuite
Wise-Toy Wii
Cileags
Cyclone Reyer Br. Maul
BaeTanente
Billy
San Francises
Cal
Joe Puridas
Baitldora
Olde Reberdys
Goma
Soma Aven
Roberts
Fan Miiinalyeu
Cabeden
Wes! Star
Tory
Pravkle Campbell
Sra
Peane Elsco
Yeon Reid
Losreond
New York
Detroit
Wil
Erin
Mitt Donohue
Tien Wehehl
Ane
Ciley
South Kakeliel State College
Totin
Tanyell
Ffewadk
Tailor Huuuberities
Tinyidt
Doings of the Duffs Bores Trail Work Day
The tale centers on Tom and the Sheriff facing wearisome days on the trail. They take turns at moshing as fatigue weighs down the pace. No longer a race to mush longer. rest periods and short runs become the aim of each segment.
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Tom
Moshing
Coach Dickinson Leads Tutor School Team to Strong Record
Arthur Dickinson, Iowa State basketball leader, rose to his current role after guiding Washington and Marshalltown high schools. His teams, known for depth and tough schedules, have faced stiff competition but remained contenders. Dickinson's popularity and coaching philosophy energize players and donors alike as he builds toward another winning season.
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Phils
Dee
Reid
Masgnies
Arthur Dickinson
Iowa State
Washington
Marshalltown
Tim
Alwys
Dickingon
Dinkinson
J Buent Beavers
Simpson
Penn
Luther
Parsons
Ninus
Nolo Tava
Thes
Alwers Tata
Aehtings Ourfyt
TiHtekinson
Teachers Calleze
Varsus Tetters
Bb Bail Aml Baskethall
Cornell Has Speedy Grid Card in 1927 Mount Vernon Meet
Cornell plans a speedy grid schedule for 1927 featuring a meet with six Midwest Conference opponents. Coach Barker arranged games with Michigan State and Wisconsin, with a fall trip to Chicago, and a third-week October clash on Michigan field. Beloit Ripon and Monmouth are among the opponents noted, with travel to Cedar Rapids and other away games.
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Cornell
Mount”. Vernon du
Wit
Hich Manks
State College
Dick's Barker
Michinwur State
Chiago
Mingements Wet University
Wisconsin
Munchigan Field
Aiiven
Watvering State College
Beloit
Ripon
Cee
Monmoulis
Knowink
Mitwest
Davelier
Cie
Beluit
Monmanth
Chrleton
Sagen
Ile
Othe Corpethytee Ovish
Vedkir
Panty
Diatanea
Three More Fives Enter Class A of Intermediate Loop
Three more fives enter Class A of the intermediate league as Firat Evrageliont and Raytist suffer defeats by firings. Cabyvary Evangelious and Parton Avery TRortist lead Wor eanies at ue Yo AP 0)AL met while Birst Concrecathonal and Central Christian compete for positions.
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Bretauen
Fericue
Elas
Firat
Cabyvary Evangelious
Parton Avery
Notre Dame Meets Southern California In Classic Battle
Thousands filled the stadium to witness Notre Dame versus the thundering Trojans of USC in a legendary clash. The crowd, about 90 000 strong, enjoyed mild weather as both teams displayed daring strategies and bare legs, reflecting the era’s bold gridiron style.
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Los Angeles
Ameri
Notre Dame
Grand Ak
Trojans
University of Southern Californil
Jadiss Gad
Drather Elks
Marsian
Frojans
Notre
Cludl
Viwleui
Tadi
Brecause
Trefia
Notre Thame
Farrell Chips to Back-to-Back Golf Championships
Johnny Farrell dominates with clutch chip shots at Quaker Ridge, winning two key championships. He shoots 67 in the record-setting round and 148 overall, outpacing Kerrigan and Cruickshank as fans marvel at his deft short-game magic.
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Johnny Farrell
Johnny Barrell
Walter Fagen
Walter Hs
Johnny
Walter
Farrell
Johny
Feareetins Warrell
Warrell
HK Chin
Bobby Cruickshank
Macdonald Smith
Shawnee
Tomiorgrave
Cruickshank
Smith Khesy
Bh & Rand
Van
Ohm
John “Ogald Croickshank
Smith
Deady
Cup
Elase
Clase
Inter
Wice
Hal
Tommy Kerrigan
MacFarlane
Brady
Kerrigan
Forrells
Quaker Ridge
Qyux
Bowling Leaders Highlight Last Week at Waterloo Alleys
Nearby leagues report high scores with Barnion, Smith, Lichty & Tilman top at 243 in Cony. merci. Diamond Joes follow at 221. Stainbrook racks 265 at Waterloo Alleys. Manahl and Stella post 356 and 245 respectively. Local schedules list matches including Diamond Joes vs Commercial National Bank and other late week showdowns.
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Barnion
Smith, Lichty & Timin
Bins
Diamond Joes
Socond
Dec Stainbrook
Waterloo
Frank Manat
Hatereich
John Stella
Ed Sarset
Les Graham
Mond
Twinois Gantral
Iskiele, Smith, Liehty & Wilman
Rath Packing Company
Wryednesday
Blue Hawk Oil 'S
Crmnble-Robinson
Commercial National Bank
Fort Dodge High Claims Iowa Prep Grid Championship
Fort Dodge High asserts the Iowa prep grid title after a season of ten games with nine wins and one tie against Sioux City. The Dodger reported scoring 198 points while opponents managed 26, as Fort Dodge secured the state prominence with a strong schedule across multiple teams and districts.
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Fort Dodge High
Iowa
Ort Dodge
Rishes
Binnstity
Fort Dodge Toamy
Opposithuy
Wort Dodge
Dede
Shell Rock Schools Present Operetta Night
Shell Rock School officials announce a consolidated program featuring an operetta by the high school revue. Students, under faculty guidance, prepare costumes and scenes for a performance night to be held at the school auditorium.
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Shell Rock
Shell Lee
She Sheatt Rock
Gohvola
Building Permits Totals Rise in Waterloo Week
Waterloo issued permits totaling 6450 during the week, led by Charles Wasson as commissioner. Single dwelling permits went to S. OS. Grace for 1110 Western Avenue, who also obtained garages on that lot and another on SLU Western. G. McClinton filed permits for two garages at 500 and 12 Pine Street behind ten prior houses, with seven stalls planned. Building & Loan figures and scattered names appear in the rundown of permits.
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Waterloo
Charles Wasson
Mmiildiik
S. OS. Grace
Western Avenue
Grace
SLU Western
QO. G. McClinton
Pine Street
Waterlow Building & Loan Association
Farrage
Winterbottom
Dt Rien
Sue for Second 100 P. C. Assessment on Garwin Bank Stock
The Garwin bank closure prompts a 100 percent assessment on stock. About 90 stockholders face charges ranging from 100 to 6408 dollars, totaling around 60,000 dollars. They must pay by next March to keep the bank afloat.
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Troot
Garwin Wie Bank
Mari iv
P T A Talks on Education Problems at Orange School
Orange Township December meeting of the P T A focused on school welfare. Speakers included A B Zook and Prof Erickson on what school grades mean, plus discussions on junior high admissions and a debate on tea?hers’ roles. Missing details mention vocal performances by Mary Layton and a duet by Velma Sanderson.
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Orange Township
Community Arent Teacher Association
Sehool
A. B. Zook
Professor Erickson
June Miller
Tesser Maaner
Ares
Winnie Carrelins
Junicy High School
Miss Bell
A. C. Miller
Onur Cory Thiskine
Mary Layten
Velen Sanderson
Mra
Tichty
Woman of 89 Fractures Hip in Orchard Fall
Mrs. Indy Chirk, aged 89, residing with her son near Stan Town, fractured her hip Thursday after a fall in her room at the Orchard. She cannot explain the incident. The report mentions a basketball game where tall players dominated the contest.
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Dee
Indy Chirk
Hear Son
Denys
Theee
Stantown
Rudd
Building crafts find ready work in national survey
A six month survey of the 500 leading U.S. cities shows a near record winter construction program likely to absorb all available labor in building trades. Wage scales peak but no broad push for a 10 hour or five day week. jurisdictional disputes largely resolved. labor shortfall mainly among plasterers and tricklayers, about 20,000 men. San Francisco and Cleveland show unsettled inquiries, otherwise builders and crafts are tranquil.
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United States
Oround
S. W.W. Straus & Co
San Franz Tlaco
Cleveland
Three Cars Loaded with Popcorn Shipment
A dispatch from Mitchell Tennessee reports three cars of popcorn shipped to Baby Fier Popcorn in Waterloo Wisconsin. Husking nearing completion. farmers not finished must contact rail for loading. Also notes Winona McGovern, former girl, attended Armistice Day events. real estate transfers listed for Viking Pump Co. and others.
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Mitchell
Tiny
Waterloo
Wis
St. Ansgar
Winona McGovern
Birl
Weens
Otte
A. J. McGovern
Traer Druge
Coolidge
iSue & City
Kansas City
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