Star Back Will Buck West Hgh Fast Game Predicted
High school football fans in Waterloo expect a top battle at Red Cedar Park Saturday afternoon as Ames visits West High. Davis, Ames quarter, a former all Michigan halfback, has added experience and strong rushing and defense this season. Coach McClain leads a balanced Ames squad with a string of victories, while West High works to fix injuries and develop new plays for the big game refereed by O'Brien of Iowa and Terstresser of Cedar Falls.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon
Knox
Coe
Gee
Highland Park
Seat sale breaks records for Towa Ames game in Ames
The seat sale for the Towa Ames game in Ames set records as 2,000 tickets were sold with a wild rush and lines filling chairs in the box office. Director Williams worked hard to manage the crush before the printer paused to produce more cards.
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Hawkeyes Reserve Seats for 400 at Ing. Arena
Fragments indicate Kellogs of Iawn received a consignment of 400 seats for a Hawkeye venue. Other orders from Hawkeye headquarters are awaited as five hundred seats on the gold blanchera opposite the 60 yard line are reserved for the Hawkeyes.
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Kellogs
Iawn
Hawkeye
Hawkeyes
Ten Football Players Die in 1914 Season Cited as Lack of Supervision
A report lists ten football fatalities by mid season across high schools and colleges, blaming weak supervision and unsafe play. Names include Albert Wiseman of Sac City and William S. English of Mt. St. Marys, with causes including concussion and fractured skulls.
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Innis
Ada
Ray Allen
Okla
Carrot Olson
Harvard Princeton Clash Looms With Brickley Absence
New York November 6 Harvard and Princeton square off in Cambridge for the fourth annual meeting since football relations. Harvard will defend its status as top college team but faces loss of Brickley and a tough Princeton defense. Mahan and Hardwick bolster Harvard as Wendell and kick plans fade with Brickley absent.
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Cambridge
Yale
Lass
Hinckley
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Hardwick
Open football play cited in fatal accident trend
The piece notes lack of medical supervision as a factor in player deaths and injuries this fall among college squads. It cites Atwood Violet of Yale and J B Coleman of Kentucky University as cases and links open-field play and formations to rising danger, contrasting with reduced fatalities in recent years.
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Atwood Violet
Yale
J B. Coleman
Kentucky University
Vanderbilt University
Panama Canal traffic rises despite war curbs
Col Goethals reports first six weeks showed higher traffic than expected though war reduced shipping. The canal earned 1$368,706 with 81 self propelled vessels through August 16 to October 1. Most ships were American registered. British flags second. No German Italian French or Japanese ships. four Norwegian Denmark and Holland vessels. The Peruvian torpedo boat Tentienta Rodriguez was the first warship to pass. Protestant missions in the United States donated 16 298 900 dollars in 1913.
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Tentienta Rod-riguez
Ames Preparing for Iowa Game Beat Iowa Homecoming Looms
Ames shifts focus to a big homecoming clash with the Iowa Hawkeyes as Coach Hubbard tightens a beat Iowa signal set. Cornell faces Ames in Mount Vernon with hopes to rebound from Knox and protect a 1908 victory streak against Cornell.
Elks Memorial Set for December Sixth at Waterloo
Elks lodge plans Sunday afternoon memorial at the Waterloo theatre led by Cedar Falls band. Exalted ruler John Shanewise announces Hon. Burton H. Sweet of Waverly will deliver the address and eulogies for four departed members will be given by W. R. B. Law John F. Ashe Dr. McGreevy and Dr. Rahlé.
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Elks’ Lodge
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Burton HE. Sweet of
Waverly
W. R B. Law
Fred Keyes
John F. Ashe
George D. Kelly
Dr. McGreevy
Independence
George Dickinson
Rahlé
B. J. Waddey
Sons Of St George Social And Initiation Evenings
The Sons Of St George plan an evening at Pinkerton hall with a fine program, dancing and refreshments. A second meeting is set at the same hall on Nov 17 with Grand Lodge officers from Chicago attending a dinner at the Russell Lamson hotel. A large class will be initiated and officers elected include President James Leonard and several others such as N H Williams, W Ashmore, and George Hall.
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Grand Lodge
Chicago
Russell-Lamson Hotel
James Leonard
N. H. Williams
W. Ashmore
George Hall
Guy Edwards
C. O. Austin
Inside Sentinel
Frank Baker
Outside Sentinel
Charles Young
J. J. Harrison
W. Frost
W. D. Jonea
A. Flanders
J. M. Kobnzon
F. Lepatourel
Mt Vernon Cemetery Association hosts casual gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Al Henry will entertain the Mount Vernon Cemetery Association Thursday evening of this week. Roy Sinnard and Geo Connell and families of Waterlon, Mrs Gregg and son of Cedar Falls and J M Ulrich family were entertained at the event.
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Mt. Vernon
al Henry
Mount Vernon
Halloween Events Highlight Small Town Center School News
The fall term at Center school ended with a Halloween program and picnic. A party at P. R. Henry home entertained youths while a social at District No. 2 schoolhouse invites all with a two crust pie auction to aid the school. A new baby arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamm, and health updates note Mayo Clinic consults and improving rheumatism.
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Conrad Fritz
Center School
P. R. Henry
Will Wedemer
Sauk Rapids
Minn
District No. 2
Carl Tostlebe
Ernest Hamm
D. A. Finley
Rochester
Mayo
Henry Neuman
Geneseo notes on cemetery, trustees meet and sales
Geneseo reports the Ladies Cemetery association and township trustees met to plan year work. S. N. Horton of Waterloo stayed on his Geneseo farm. A J Meeker rents to his brother Frank and will hold a closing out sale in December. Frank and Fred Lockard shipped hogs to Chicago. Work on the new District No. 6 school house progresses rapidly and contractors will have the...
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Geneseo
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
S. N. Horton
Waterloo
A. J. Meeker
Frank
Fred Lockard
Chicago
Building in readiness for opening of winter term
Mrs. R G Wilkinson visits sister Mrs Robi Sayers at Humboldt this week as the community prepares the winter term of school.
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R.G. Wilkinson
Robi. Sayers
Humboldt
Jad Salts claim relief for kidney and bladder trouble
An advertisement describes kidney and bladder discomfort caused by uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy you take daily in water to neutralize urine acids, relieving irritation and back to normal function. Sold by H. W. Taggart.
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