East High Triumph Over Oelwein In Gridiron Clash
East High defeats Oelwein 28 0 in a hard fought game on Cedar River park. Parkin leads with multiple touchdowns and Dooley shines in relief as East High fends off forward passes and steady Oelwein defense.
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Indiana Defeats Northwestern 10 7 at Washington Park
Indiana and Northwestern clashed before 12 000 fans as Indiana pulled ahead with a 10 7 final. A first quarter fumble return set the score rolling for Indiana while Northwestern failed to threaten after their score. Captain Risley kicked a 43 yard field goal in the third to seal the win.
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Carnery
Tadiana
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West High Versus Cedar Rapids Masks a Tough Grid Match
West High meets Cedar Rapids in a big game after a star Cedar Rapids defense led by Don Hines and a tough line. Yerkes and Barnes pace Cedar Rapids in a veteran, fast attack while coach Jay Coach relies on grit and speed from West High to challenge the powerful visitors.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Mason City
Lester Belding
Iowa University
Jim Shearer
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Lian County
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Georgia Tech blanked Centre College 26 to 0 in Atlanta
In Atlanta on November 3 Georgia Tech overwhelmed Centre College 26 to 0 before the largest southern crowd. Captain Flowers and halfback Barron sparked the scoring with long runs and a 46 yard drop kick. Centre failed to mount an aerial attack and never threatened, fumbling early and yielding a field goal in the opening minutes.
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Notre Dame Star Gipp Runs Wild Against Army
Notre Dame quarterback and star Gipp electrified the field as he scampered for scores and delivered sharp passes. Notre Dame defeated Army 27 to 17 at West Point, showcasing Gipp's sensational speed and elite form in a dominant team performance.
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Notre Dame Star
ARMY
West Point
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Harvard Substitutes Beat Virginia 24 0
Harvard substitutes defeated Virginia by 24 to 0 in a rough game marked by errors and misplays. The conclusive scoring drive ran through several players, with uncertain ball handling and backward passes hampering Virginia’s defense.
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Harvard
Virginia
Barney Williams Aliases Levinsky Plans Ring Retirement
Downcast after a decisive defeat by Georges Carpentier in Jersey City Battling Levinsky prepares for retirement from boxing and a shift into business. Though never a true titleholder he had a remarkable career, rising to prominence several years ago with frequent bouts and a winter schedule of three or four fights weekly.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Utah
Barney Williams
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Saturday grid results from state high schools and colleges
State and college teams posted a flurry of scores with Waterloo East 40 over Colwein 9 and Dubuque 13 over Waterloo west 0. Oskaloosa poured 75, Fort Madison 9, and many others including Drake 7 and Grinnell 7, with ties and lopsided wins across conferences.
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Waterloo East
Colwein
Dubuque
Waterloo West
North Des Moines
Davenport
East Des Moines
Indianola
West Des Moines
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa U High
Oskaloosa
Fort Madison
Washington
Fairfield
Carroll
Harlan
Mapleton
Ida Grove
Booney
Webster City
Mason
Hampton
Thurles City
Britt
Humboldt
Manson
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New Hampton
Brooklyn
Marengo
Ackley
Reimberk
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Clinton
Chimeo
Ohio State
Wabash
Purdue
Michigan
Tulane
Detroit University
Fordham
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Wooster
Case
Oberlin
Hiram
Drake
Town State
Colorado College
University of Colorado
Marquette
Creighton
Kansas
Aggies
Butler
Georgetown
Montana State
Gonzales
Oklahoma
Missouri
Syematty
Independent Muddy Grid Triumph Over Bears 7 to 0
Waterloo Independents defeated the Dubuque Bears 7 to 0 on a waterlogged Cedar River park field. Stars Milo Miller at center and Jackson at right end dominated, with Miller twice lifting 200 pounds to break up passes. Waterloo drove for a second quarter score after a Dubuque punt, while Dubuque managed only four first downs all game.
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Dubuque Bears
Cedar River Park
Iowa
Gore
Milo Miller
Jackson
Miller
Waterloo
Dubuque
Joyce
Novi
Clarence Nesler
Dubuque High Co
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Nesler
Capt. Banton
River Town
Teachers Triumph In Homecoming Over Parsons, 14 to 0
Cedar Falls Nov 1 Alumni poured from the field as the Teachers edged Parsons 14 to 0 in a homecoming clash on College field. Two second half TDs by Cowan and Porter sealed the win as the Teachers dominated with crisp running and stout defense, keeping Parsons from advancing past midfield.
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Wisconsin Gridiron Summary From Sparse Substitutions
A concise note lists players OBrien rt Fitzgerald re Scott 2h Page rh Halson gb Russell Tb with substitutions Porter for James James for Cowen Owen for Berry Hansen for Owen. Scoring through touchdowns by Porter and Cowan with goals and McKinsury two. Officials referee Leeper and umpires Repp. Wisconsin head linesman Stubbs and Tosa.
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Hawkeye Conference Reorganization Next Month At Town Colleges
Hawkeye conference to reorganize after World War I disruption with eight to ten representatives from colleges meeting at State Teachers College. Upper Iowa Columbia Luther Buena Vista Ellsworth Parsons Lennox and Teachers College likely join. Penn and Des Moines College uncertain. Basketball schedules for 1920 21 to be set at the meeting. Also noted: over 150 carloads of electrical gear shipped to build two central power stations near Bombay India.
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Hawkeye Conference
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State Teachers College
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R. F. Seymour
West Surprised by Dubuque Team
Dubuque captain Clarence Nesler led a 12 to 0 victory over West High at Waterboro Dubuque. Nesler scored two touchdowns and kicked one goal. West High struggled against Dubuque’s ground game and pass defense as the game shortened by a late start and 10 minute quarters with limited length.
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Dean
Parkin
East-High
Oelwein
Lee
Kresensky
Warriors
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Oval
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Dooley
Eieelbere
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Douglas
Olympic athletes treated under handicaps in Antwerp transport
The American Olympic Committee told Associated Press that athletes faced unavoidable circumstances causing poorer treatment aboard the Princess Matoika and other ships. It cited financial handicaps and a late shift from the Northern Pacific as factors. A fuller report is promised for December 4, noting army and navy officers viewed food and quarters as equal to soldiers, though not ideal for elite athletes.
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American Olympic Committee
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