Drake President Warns of Clouds Over Athletics
Les Moines Nov 4 AP Drake University president D W Morehouse warned that intercollegiate athletics must not become commercialized. He argues the sport’s spirit is not for profit and praises strong eligibility rules, athlete leadership, and integrity within major conferences.
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Confidence Worries Yost as Michigan Prepares for Northwestern
Chicago dispatch reports Coach Yost fears confidence may falter after recent victories and awaits a hard set against Northwestern. Michigan lines up star Tom Edwards return, while Northwestern eyes Moon Baker availability and a stout defense to neutralize Red Grange. Illinois prepares secret practice as Maroons aim to stop the Illini star. Ohio State plans adjustments as Ont Myers sidelined. Purdue may rotate scrubs to rest stars before key clashes. Notre Dame exits Georgia Tech setback with two days’ rest before Penn State.
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Jay Andrews and the Umpire Realm Remembered
A commemorative sketch recalls Dr. Jay Andrews, famed umpire of baseball, praised for courage and wit, whose passing mars the sport’s majesty while his stars linger beyond death. The verse laments his loss and celebrates his stern heart and humorous touch.
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Honest athletics must honor the game at high school level
A speaker decries the practice of promoting college admissions via athletic prowess. He urges players to pursue honor and self sacrifice, warning that lax adherence to rules and commercial greed could ruin college sports and the sport’s integrity.
Fresh Sophomore Star Eyes Ames Lineup This Weekend
Ames notes sophomore halfback Weiss from Benison may start versus Grinnell after solid practice and recent Missouri Valley Brame appearance. Coach Willman praises Weiss alongside Behar as the backfield shows speed and dash. earlier plays show promising yardage in recent games.
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Wisconsin Visit Looms Over Iowa Huskers Clash
Iowa City notes a high stakes test as the Iowa football team, undefeated in conference play, prepares for Wisconsin at home and Minnesota later. Wisconsin, buoyed by a Michigan setback and a renewed lineup, challenges Iowa with star back Nieks Kutsch possibly returning amid injuries to Raffensperger, Smith, and others. Hawkeyes drill hard this week with no anticipated lineup changes as they brace for the Badgers and for the Nov 14 rematch at Minneapolis.
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Buck Law Spars Debate on Sportmen Commission
Fragmented OCR text discusses Buck Law and a state conservation commission for hunting. It cites disputes over funding, expert study, and whether a commission is needed to manage wildlife policy for hunters. References to Pennsylvania Buck Commission and deer populations appear amid unclear excerpts.
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Two Unbeaten Prep Teams Set For Clash
Des Moines reports Marshalltown High School remains undefeated after a 25 to 0 win over Waterloo West, with 151 points scored while their own goal line stays uncrossed. Oskaloosa, beating Albia Mason City Centerville Grinnell and Knoxville, also boasts a solid record and faces Marshalltown next. Burlington tops Mount Pleasant 6 to 0. Creston defeats Red Oak 26 to 7. Sioux City improves by defeating Fort Dodge 3 to 0 as Des Moines DSP. Waterlooe East beats Decorah 7 to 6. Washington High of Cedar Rapids crushes Harrisburg Pa.
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Waterloo youth shoots perfect score in rifle meet at Iowa U
Dean Floyd, a Waterloo sophomore at the University of Iowa, scored a perfect 100 in the final round of the sophomore rifle match. Competing from four positions he nailed every bullseye, finishing among more than 400 sophomores. Dean is a West High graduate class of 1924.
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A GOOD PLAY THAT MISFIRED IN A HILARIOUS COACH RECALL
AG Demaree recounts a Washington and Lee game where a planned trick play backfired. Detfart explains the failure as a mental lapse during a forward rush, and the team’s attempt to mask the injury led to a harried, misexecuted pass. The Harvard pursuit ended the drive.
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Grant High set to meet Waterloo East in gridiron clash
Cedar Rapids November reports Grant High travels to Waterloo next Saturday afternoon to face the Waterloo East eleven in a scrimmage filled schedule. Johnny Heldt leads a crack high school team with Mortier sidelined by a leg injury and Clymer likely handling kicking until Mortier resumes. Coach Fred Winters drills line play and blocking as Grant aims to rebound after a Dubuque loss. Waterloo East beat Decorah 7-6 last week and is praised as a formidable opponent.
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Sunday School Basket Managers Plan Season
Managers of Sunday school basketball teams met at the MCG A last night to discuss plans for the coming season. The unlimited division opens December 3, junior division December 12, and intermediate December 15 with six, eight, and twelve teams respectively. A schedule will be drafted soon and final arrangements made at a December 1 meeting.
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Water loo stars suffer draft losses and coach changes
Waterloo baseball figures protest Clyde Kettlenbeil draft by Fort Smith, claiming a higher offer last August. Fort Worth, Cedar Rapids and Moline players move in from Worcester and South Atlantic leagues. Waterloo's 1926 reserve list grows, with staff shifts amid manager uncertainty. boxing card features Sailor Larsen vs Frankie Rand in Cedar Rapids as Waterloo eyes Cage Bush hero return.
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Sammy Mandell
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Independent Quint for Basketball Suggested by Read
City officials consider forming an independent basketball quintet to compete with neighboring towns. Victor Read, play round director, says Waterloo lacks such sport after years and may revive it. He also weighs starting a men’s athletic club with gym equipment and other recreation.
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Iowa Crosscountry Team Meets Badger Harriers Saturday
Towa City, Ia, Nov 4. Victorious over Illinois for the first time in history, the Iowa crosscountry team is setting itself for Wisconsin. The Badgers, conference champions last year, will meet the Hawkeyes on the five mile Town course Saturday. The Illowaans have an advanced team with four of the first five finishers from Illinois run. Hunn and Speers, sophomores, have been leading Stone brook, Van Ness and Capt. Marchi to the tape.
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Sloan's Liniment for Strains and Sprains
An Utica New York athletic director endorses Sloan's Liniment as a simple effective treatment for strains sprains and muscle soreness. It claims to not only dull pain but heal by increasing blood flow reducing stiffness swelling and inflammation with rapid relief. Available from druggists for 35 cents.
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