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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1923
Page
12
Postmortem of weekend football across the nation lists Michigan, Notre Dame, Yale, Syracuse, and Wisconsin as front runners while California falters. Cornell, Yale, and Syracuse rise in perceived strength with Minnesota and Northwestern showing West contenders, and ties noted for several teams as the season progresses.
Drake's strong offense dominated Iowa State, 21 to 0, in a booming Drake Bowl clash before nearly 11 000 fans. Bill Boeler starred as Drake, with three touchdowns and key runs, while Ames struggled to halt the Bulldogs' rushes.
Newark Nov 5 Harry Wills claims for heavyweight recognition advance as he meets Jack Thompson in a 12 round bout tonight. Public consensus says Wills must win by knockout to become Dempsey challenger. Havana Ribbon Cigar offer noted amid ad copy.
A wide range of college football results are reported, listing teams such as Drake, Ames, Michigan, Iowa, Morningside, North Dakota Ags, Dubuque, Hampton, Tarkio, Tabor, Wesleynh, Trinity, Pennsylvanis, Navy Colgate, Bates, Trinity, Dartmouth, Harvard, Tufts, Syracuse, Penn State, Boston University, Colby, St. Joseph, George Washington, Worcester Polytechnic, Rhode Island, Princeton, Swarthmore, Third Army corps, Connecticut Aggies, College of New York, Brown, St. Bonaventure, Maine, Bowdoin, Boston College, Georgetown, Vermont, Massachusetts Aggies, Buffalo, Bucknell, Muhlenberg, Amherst, Wesleyan, Union, New Hampshire, Delaware, Haverford, Columbia, Middlebury, Franklin and Marshall, Johns Hopkins, Rensselaer Poly, Rochester Exeter, Transylvania, Louisville, Lehigh, Carnegie Tech, Ursing, Albright, Penn State Freshmen, Washington and Lee, Vic Maryland, St Jeans At Andover, Lawrenceville, SU Josephs, George Wa.
Michigan defeats Iowa 60 to 3 in a rugged clash on Iowa field. Kipke kicks a drop for points while Jim Miller and Fry star for Iowa with hard running, and Blott nets a first half touchdown for Michigan.
In a detailed report Grange led the Big 10 in scoring with ten touchdowns totaling 60 points. Minnesota’s Earl Martineau trailed with five touchdowns and one goal kick. Four players tied at 30 points each, Pry, Glenn Miller, Kerbert Steger, and Sack Varrin, follow, with extensive scoring and game-by-game notes from Iowa, Michigan, Purdue, and Chicago. The piece chronicles Grange’s dominance and outlines other top scorers and game actions from the season so far.
In city league action Ts Tibbitts Tailors lead 6 2 Waterloo Clothing Co 4 Dotson Clothiers 15 Bartlett McFarlane 4 Tribune Press 3 Hawkeye Oil Waterloo Met Black s No 2 schedule shows Postoffice Hawkeye Otterloo Fruit vs Black s No 1 and other matchups. Matches listed for Thursday Friday and Wednesday include Eim ghart s vs Waterloo Motor Salon and Bartlett McFarlane vs Pres.
Michigan defeats Town 3 to a high scoring finish amid a muddled lineup. Key plays include a touchdown by Flett and two drop kicks by Kipke and Fisher. Officials listed as Masker umpire J Jominer and judge Meard with linesman Young.
South Bend Indiana November 6 Don Miller Notre Dame back starred in a 34 to 7 victory over Purdue. He scored two touchdowns gained 30 plus yards on multiple runs and added a 30 yard rush after a pass. Miller has been the star of Notre Dame wins over Princeton Georgia Tech and Purdue.
Gilougo, Nov. 6. With two hard on turntice panned KEL freing them, Hilingid and Michigan set to work tuxlcy to complete their scheduls Urrdbetical odd Neither tegin meets the other but both battle Wisconsin. The MMs meet the Badgers next future day a. Urban while Michigan Bus 4a Madjaant Nov, 17. If Goneh Rupphe's men negoti aty this week's battler they prob ably will po thince season with out dfeat torhey are figured al most certaihaners over he Lukiyes Nov. 24a. Michigan, however, must battle the eivomic Mitestenn the week after the Wolverines-Ladier splash, Wisconsin and Minnesota have nhot been defeated and are still in Yuning, asinghey fought to a uy on Get. 27, Wisconsin iveta threw hard foes -Witneis, Michigan and Chi¢see. The Gophers Imvelowa and M chl- Ban thend of them. OQiiidge was apparently knocked soul of the race by its intent to Li sing Saturday fit up upset of the leaders Tay Innd the Maroons in the with Wiinds, lown indefinitely out, having Tost to Timory and Michigan, Icell and, Purchase, Ohio State and North Western trail the conference.
Chicago reports Zev the three year old champion will start in another race this year as owner Harry P. Sinclair confirms. Sinclair said Zev came out of Saturday’s race in good condition with no excuses, and noted My Own might meet Zev if a race is arranged.
The Westminister Gazette reports Basil Jarvis is the new owner of Papyrus. Jarvis confirmed the purchase, though he would not reveal his name or the price paid, saying the buyer is an Englishman and refusing further details.
Knight, the West Union quarterback, electrified the game in the third quarter by fielding a punt and sprinting 75 yards for a touchdown. He avoided several tackles as teammates pursued, igniting a decisive scoring drive for his team.
Harold Grange and Zopplee’s Wink machine led Urbana to a 7 to 0 victory over Chicago University in front of more than 60 000 at the new stadium Saturday. Grange broke free several times but Jimny Pott’s tackles limited his scoring chances as Illinois took control in the third period after a tight first half.
Cedar Rapids high near Sioux Falls last week struggled as Captain Kauffman suffered an injury in a 20 to 0 loss to Waste of Toledo. Coach Leo Novak’s team, renowned for prolific scoring, has amassed 1,647 points to opponents’ 12 in five years with only a single defeat, threatening a tough outcome without Kauffman in the upcoming game.
New York November 6 The third international 18.2 balkline billiard championship finals may end in a triple tie if the afternoon results hold Hoppe meets Schaefer tonight Cochran faces Horemans Cochran would gain the advantage in the tie by beating Horemans If Hoppe Schaefer win Cochran would face the champion winner remains undecided until the final results are known.
West Union defeated Waukon in a hard fought game at home on Saturday with a 13 to 7 score. The West Union offense surged early and forced Waukon into a defensive game, then followed with a second period score after a sequence of successful rushing plays.
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