West highlets rout Dubuque 45 to 0 led by Doc Miller
West High crushed Dubuque 45 to 0 at West High field as Doc Miller ran for four touchdowns and M Miller added two, with Lichty and Hitchins contributing. Dubuque was unable to stop West's backfield and suffered injuries as the game wore on.
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North Des Moines High Narrowly Defeats Waterloo East in Hard Fought Tilt
In Des Moines Iowa North Des Moines high school beat Waterloo East 14 to 6 at Western League Park. North Des Moines gained two first half touchdowns and a late fourth quarter field goal while Waterloo East battled hard behind quarterback Stewart and a young lineup. Offside calls and holding penalties limited both sides as North Des Moines displayed stronger teamwork and execution under coach Skien.
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Morningside College Beats Teachers 41 to 2 at Sioux City
Morningside College defeated Iowa State Teachers by 41 to 2 in Sioux City. Davis scored three touchdowns with brisk runs, while Clapper and Wenig starred for Morningside. Dickerson led the Teachers. Whitford retired in the second half with an ankle injury as the visitors’ lineup adjusted in the final quarter.
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Pugilists Set for Waterloo Show With Caponi and Dundee
Waterloo and countryside fans are promised a big boxing card tomorrow night at the Waterloo theatre. Tony Caponi of Rock Island and Mike Dundee of Chicago meet in a bantamweight bout with Paul Ailes of Waterloo making his home town debut against Rick Kenneally of Des Moines. A battle royal and a four round opener are also on the program as promoters push for a strong showing from Primed for the effort with the main event potentially advancing the winner several rounds in the bantamweight division.
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Two Conference Games Are Next on Iowa's Card
Iowa City, Nov 4 Northwestern and Chicago loom as Big Ten foes on Iowa's football schedule before the homecoming tilt with Ames No 22. Coach Jones plans to test new plays against the Hawkeyes to meet critical games while Kelly faces quarter duty with Aubrey Devine and Parker rotating in the backfield. Slater leads Iowa’s prospects for All-American honors as critics look to the next two games for strong showings. Other Iowa players Heldt Belding and Lahman are also watched for possible end of season recognition.
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Davenport High Falls to Little Hawkeyes 9 0 in Iowa City
Davenport Ia Nov 3 Iowa City defeated Davenport 9 to 0 with criss cross plays and a successful forward pass. Hays scored from the 3 yard line in the second period and Seemuth kicked a goal from the 30 yard line in the third. Davenport threatened late but could not score. Washua Defeats Mason City 13 0. Nashua used forward passes for big gains. Mason City drove to Nashua’s 10 yard line but could not cross.
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Cornell Defeats Dubuque Seminary in Close 10-6 Victory
Mt. Vernon Iowa November 3 Cornell edged Dubuque seminary 10 to 6 in a tight game with Persen scoring a first half field goal for Cornell. Armstrong powered Dubuque with line plunges and a late second quarter touchdown while Sanderson and Krebs stood out on defense. The result likely ends Dubuque's conference title hopes while boosting Cornell's.
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Iowa State Knocks Nebraska 3–0 In Lincoln Showdown
Iowa State College defeated Nebraska 3 to 0 in Lincoln as a drop kick by Davis in the second period proved decisive. Nebraska’s Day suffered a fractured ankle, and Ames’ defense stalled repeated Nebraska drives before time ran out.
Gophers Upset Badgers In Major Midseason Win
Minnesota stunned Wisconsin 19 to 7 at Madison on November 3, using strong line plunges and end runs by Oss and Ruben. The Badgers, hampered by turnovers and missed goals after forward passes, could not capitalize as Minnesota pulled away in the third quarter with Ruben scoring and Lampi missing two extra points. Wisconsin’s only points came after the third Gopher touchdown.
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Saturday Football Results Highlight Midwestern Thrills
Town, South Dakota and several rivals posted decisive scores in a packed weekend slate. Notable outcomes include Carleton 47 over Luther, Drake 6 defeating Grinnell, Notre Dame 16 over Indiana 4, and Kansas vs Kansas Aggies with 16 for Kansas and 3 for Aggies. Other results show Minnesota 30 to 0 over Chicago, Michigan 16 to 12 over Northwestern, and Missouri 6 Oklahoma 6 in a crowded gridiron day.
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