Waterloo Schmashes Dubuque In High School Football Clash
West High defeats Dubuque 23 to 9 at home with Sindlinger Miller and Bovey delivering key runs and a dropkick. Bert Hurlburt and teammates shine on defense as Waterloo capitalizes on Dubuque penalties and miscues to pull ahead by halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Marshalltown
Dubuuque
Dubuqua
Johnny Sindlinger
West
Johnny Miller
Bovey
Cecil Sarft
Ralph
Dubuque
Cecil
Waterloo
Oval
Hoya
Sindlinger
Miller
Ihen Sindlinger
Hovey
Peat
Alberts
Spon
Ferguson
Doubuque
Waterton
Jueting
West Neh
Hurlburt
Burton
Loomis
Potter
C. Hetts
Galstoway
Rity McGowan
Reegiolt
Johnson
Wagner
Dubageo
McGarvey
Mr Gowan
McGowan
Putney
Manzelman
Barclay
Hetts
Harvey
Rulk
Mendenhall
Iowa
Cowles
Carleton
Richardson
C. AL
Harvard Captains Lead Tough Crimson Football Season
Harvard faces a stern 1923 season with captain Charley Hubbard and strong first string. The backfield depth is thin behind stars Buell Owen and a challenge to refill two key positions Loosely, the Crimson line near top in the east. Hubbard anchors a squad around promising players Kornan Grew Dunker Greenough Jenking Gordon Spaulding Hamond Gekke Warlow McGlone.
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OB Fisher
Harvard
Clark
Fisher
Crimson
Len
Charley Buell
George Owen
Charley Hubbard
Hubbard
Kcornan
Grew
Dunker
Greenough
Jenking
Gordon
Spaulding
Hamond
Yule
Gekke
Warlow
McGlone
Exploring Maya civilization excavation to begin in Yucatan
A Carnegie Institute led Maya exploration will study Maya cities in Yucatan Mexico to resurrect and preserve their ancient civilization. Dr B G Morley will head the archaeological work with a Maya descendant aiding translation of glyphs. The project aims to reconstruct cities like Chichen Itza to reveal past achievements and advancements.
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A. L. Radford
United Press
Washington, D. C
Egypt
Maxiccan
Carnivia Institution
Washington
Mexico
Yucatan
B. G. Morley
Morley
Maya Boy
Carnegie Institute
Wil
Chichen-Itza
Carnigia Institution
Marshalltown and North Des Moines Battle to Tie
In Des Moines on Friday at Drake Stadium North Des Moines and Marshalltown played to a 3-3 tie. Both teams relied on line plunges and placekicks for their only scores as Delmage and Flowers each added three points for their squads amid a hard fought, evenly matched contest.
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Les Moines
North Des Moines
Marshalltown High
Drake Stadium
Marshalltown
Delmage
North
Flowers
Renault Knocks out Johnson in New York Heavyweight bout
In Madison Square Garden Canadian Jack Renault overwhelmed Floyd Johnson with brutal power and finished in the fifteenth round by technical knockout. Johnson, bloodied and exhausted, fought bravely but collapsed after a late towel was thrown in by his corner as Renault dominated each stanza.
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New York
Jack Renault
Natch
Floyd Jonason
Iowa
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Ling
Renault
One Way Traffic Limits Ames Des Moines Route Today
Ames Iowa November 5 one way traffic governs the Ames to Des Moines road for Drake stadium events. Automobiles carry Cyclone supporters and over 2 500 tickets were sold in Ames prompting traffic control. The Drake Ames football classic draws crowds as drivers rush to the city with new uniforms and marching band delays noted.
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Ames
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Desy
Ona
Basketball Work Begun by Tutors
Cedar Falls reports Tutor basketball players are training daily to secure places for the coming season under Coach Mendenhall. Many ex-letters are mixing with football work while the schedule is being developed for a tough season aimed at matching last year’s strong Tutor record.
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Cedar Falls
Mendenhall
Altho
Tutor Five
Ames College to award intramural cups this winter
Ames Inc reports a campus program under the slogan Athletics for all. Fraternities and clubs will compete for cups and trophies across 13 sports including basketball baseball track outdoor indoor handball tennis rowing swimming boxing wrestling and gymnastics. Intramurals engage a large share of male students at Iowa State College.
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Ames, Inc
Iowa State College Physical Training Department
Iowa State College
Coleg
Lambert Beats Nuss In Fort Dodge Boxing Card
Chuck Lambert of St Paul outpointed Jimmy Nuss from Waterloo by taking five of eight rounds at the American Legion show in Fort Dodge Iowa. Nuss drew two rounds, Lambert cracked the defense with rights and lefts, opened a cut above Nuss eye, and Ma honey stopped Harold Reed in the fourth round.
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Fort Dodge
Chuck Lambert
St Paul
Jimmy Nuss
Waterloo
American Legion
Nuss By
Lambert
Nuss
Jhead
Eddie Mahoney
Harold Reed
Graettinger
East High Set to Meet Dubuque in Homecoming clash
East High football faces Dubuque for homecoming in Dubuque with parades dances and festivities. Alumni expect a large turnout as East High and Dubuque battle in a high stakes afternoon game while Chicago era rivalries between the Orange and Black add to the week’s festivities.
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East High
Dubuque
Nnbh
Waterloo East High
Dubuque High
Key City High School
Last High
Cecil Sarff
Dubuque Inertor
Brent
Dubuque High School
Dubuque High Alumni Association
Ben Miller
Charles City
Orange and Black
Miller
West
Marshalltown
West High
Marshall County
Oskaloosa
Grinnell
Sarff
Dubdugue
Sarfi
Simpson Eleven Defeats Penn College In Homecoming
Oskaloosa Ia Nov 3 Simpson avenged a prior 40 to 6 loss by Penn College at Indianola homecoming yesterday afternoon. Fumbles and interceptions kept Penn in Its own territory while Simpson, led by Mercer with strong line play, forward passing and kicking, scored three touchdowns in the first period and one each in the remaining quarters. Mercer added four points on goal kicks as Simpson overwhelmed the Quakers 40 to 6.
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Oskaloosa
Simpson
Methodists
Penn
Indianola
Workman
Quakers
Mercer
Simp Gon
Jarosa
Pellmel
Teachers College Coach Course Proves Popular
Cedar Falls reports strong interest in the four year coaches training course at Iowa State Teachers College this fall. The program is demanding yet engaging, drawing enthusiastic reactions from participants who aim to become coaches, with results indicating real value despite its rigor.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
An Evening and a Morning in Puget Sound Country
A Waterloo resident recounts a vanished Puget Sound era as legal adviser to a sound city merchant. He describes an upcountry hotel barroom brawl during a local election, a near rifle attack, a night storm, and a river journey through primeval forests with Siwash Indians and a dugout canoe toward a distant station.
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Ken
Jeaders
Puget Sound
Spa
Sound
McLoughlin
Win Arnohd
Asia
Skagit River
Alaska
Unclear historical quotation on national greatness
Fragmentary line about a great country, ashes on earth, and a future home for Superman is mentioned. The source text is garbled and lacks coherent context, with no identifiable people, places, dates, or events to describe or date definitively.
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Iman
Superman
Waterloo Responds Generously to Red Cross Drive
Waterloo residents rally for the Red Cross seventh annual roll call. A misdirected letter led a local woman to organize volunteers, with supplies sent through executive secretary Mrs. George B. Worthen. The piece notes Red Cross life saving aims and a campaign to prevent drownings, highlighting the organization’s role beyond veterans care and the rising membership of the life saving corps in the Central division.
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Waterloo
George B. Worthen
Cross
Red Cross
Walt Il Thoy
Mra
J. Studolph
Life Saving Corps
American Red Cross
Waterloo Clothing
Heartlett
Amath Piurtay An. Mebarl
Tiolbrnal i Mubiard
Toolas
American Red 126 Cross
CME Lea
Canadian Federation of Later
Pan
20 Two-Year-Olds to Start in Pimlico Race
Pimlico Race Track Maryland November 3 1920 barring scratches twenty two year olds will race over the mile route today in the Pimlico feature The purse will be worth over 50000 and the winner earns chief among the favorites are A H Morris Russie H P Whitney Grand Smoke and Gofalen J Coxlons Lord Baltimore First
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Pimlico Race Track
A.H. Morris
Russie
H. PL Whitney
J Grand Smute
Gonfalen Ang J.rs. Coxlon
Lord Baltimore
Jake Schaefer Wins 18.2 Tournament Lead
New York November 3 Jake Schaefer of San Francisco, former champion, tops the 18.2 darkline billiard championship field with three wins and a near-perfect score after beating a German opponent 690 in 12 innings last night. Tonight he faces Welker Cochran of Los Angeles, whose upset of defending champion William Happe leaves a decisive clash for the title.
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New York
Jaka Schaefer
Ban Francisco
Today Rules Ag
High Agentacher
Germany
Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Los Angeles
Willia Happe
Hig Party
Cochran
Woppe
Eight Semester Rule Aims to Curb High School Eligibility
Des Moines November 3 the State High School Athletic association adopted an eight semester rule to stop athletes from deferring graduation to extend eligibility. Under the rule a student cannot play on a high school team for more than four years, regardless of graduation, and one month counts as a semester for athletics.
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Des Moines
T. l
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Carnegie Institution
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