Big Ten Stadiums Packed For Banner Football Saturday
Large crowds were expected across Illinois Michigan Purdue Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin as Army Illinois Harvard Michigan and Purdue Mississippi games drew 68 000 to Champaign Urbana 90 000 to Michigan Stadium and 40 000 at Ohio State Iowa City and Town. A total gate near 1 million was forecast as Michigan Harvard and other programs battled for Big Ten honors.
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Independence to Host Double Grid Contests Monday
Independence high will stage a doubleheader homecoming Monday afternoon, with the first and second teams hosting Manchester high. The slate is the season finale after a planned Grant high Cedar Rapids game was cancelled. The locals have tied three games and have an interception against Waterloo Est High amid a season of mixed results.
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Violet Squad Vs Southland Boys Clash Ends in Debate
North and South meet in a costly football clash before about 40 000 fans as New York University and Georgia field rival lines. Dave Myers the quarterback is out with a badly damaged left shoulder. Jink O Herin steps in at quarterback as 1928 winners face 1929 losers in a pivotal game. Georgia has faced Yale and North Carolina this season with uneven results.
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Georgia
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Jett
Fordham
N.Y. U
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Oglethorpe
Florida
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North Caraina
North Carolina
Harry Mehre
Notre
Dam Oman
Rockne
Waugh
Morgan
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Joser
John Deere Teams Battle Intra-Plant Tournament for Crown
John Deere intra-plant league opens with Generators beating Morgan’s Fly Wheels 12 to ? Governors trounce the Pinions 23 to 0. Teams listed include Six dforse-Potter Ken nedy Fernou Wolfe and others. captains are noted for each squad in this early round report.
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Dforse
Potter
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Wolfe
KeGraw
Thumble
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Lane
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Kiewer
Stalke
Gross
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Kuge
Larsen
Raneatl
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Downhy
Worley
Eine
Armstrong
Bronen
F. Intuh
Harper
Rab bitt ball routs Western Union at LeMars
Brookings 3.D. team defeated Western Union College at LeMars as Rabbit ball carriers scored 72 points after the game. Western Union failed to omit.
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Brookings
U.P
South Dakota State
Western Union College
LeMars
Westen Union
Boxing Mystery in New York City And Svengali Ties
The piece argues Jimmy Johnston wields outsized influence over boxing in New York, with the New York boxing commission seen as complacent or dismissive. It recounts early career moves of Jack Sharkey under Johnston, contests with Tom Heeney and Risko, and notes the fluctuating fortunes of fighters with and without Johnston managing, suggesting broad fear of his power. It also reports a bike race lead change as Rieger and Richili break a tie in Chicago-Lincoln six day event.
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Schmeling
Germany
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Scott
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Cat Johnston
Uncy
Janes
Sharkey
Tom Heeney
Johnsto
John Risko
Risko
Hecaine
Delaney
de Kuh
AL Miami
Tommy Loughran
Chicago
Lins
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Emilie Richili
Old Grads Return to Watch Westl in Action
Alumni from West High assembled in Waterloo for homecoming as West High battles Grane High at Sloane Wallace Stadium Cedar Rapids. The autumn sun and band filled the scene while Coach Gordon Mieters squad prepared for victory amid festive decorations and cheer.
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West High
Feature Bout in Cedar Rapids Called Off After Protest
The scheduled 10 round main event between Irish Kennedy of St Paul and Johnny Fulton of Cedar Rapids was canceled Friday night after Kennedy’s managers barred him from entering the ring due to the poor house conditions. Promoters offered Kennedy’s camp a guarantee, but they refused.
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Dietz Does Wonders With Haskell Squad In Debut Year
Lawrence Kansas report credits Dietz with turning a young, inexperienced Haskell football team into a powerful offensive squad that has not lost and has defeated leading teams. The piece notes the Indians could go undefeated this season and praises Dietz as the miracle man for emphasizing speed over weight.
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Haskell Indian Football Eleven
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Fight Decisions in Hevéland and Chicago Bouts
In Heve land O Emmet Rocco Elwood Olty of Pa knocked out Tom Kirby from Ban ton. Ted Sandwina Blouse Cry Tay stopped Big Boy Peterson of Chicago in a decisive ring night marked by knockouts and quick endings.
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Prean
Hevéland
Emmet Rocco
Elwood Olty
Tom Kirby
Banton
Ted Sandwina
Blouse Cry
Tay
Big Boy Peterson
Chicago
Grinnell Pioneers Triumph In Aerial Clash At Teachers College
Grinnell Pioneers defeated Iowa State Teachers College 21 to 6 in a fast paced football game. Grinnell shifted to counter the Tutor aerial attack, with strong backfield play from Ruff Rose and McIntire, while the Teachers struggled with a slow running game and missed scoring chances in the third and fourth periods.
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Grinnell Defeats Tutor In Rough Classic By Narrow Margin
Grinnell’s defense stifled the Tutor passing game as Ritchie Kline and Humphrey starred for the Pioneers. Key touchdowns by Minter Mex Intura Rose and Burlay kept the Teachers within reach, while substitutions tested both sides. Sammy Mandell signs to train in Miami Beach ahead of a 10 round match planned for December.
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Tutor Freshmen Defeat Juniors From Ft. Dodge
Freshmen from Cedar Falls coached by Whitford defeated Fort Dodge Junior College 12 to 4 on Friday, handing the Dodgers their first setback. Williams and Schammel led a running attack, with defense featuring Formanack and Gooden. Williams scored on a wide run, Gerber intercepted a pass for a 40 yard return, and the Tutors held off late threats near halftime.
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Sooners and Kansas Set For Big Six Homecoming Clash
Oklahoma and Kansas prepare for the homecoming game in Norman as 20,000 fans expected despite rain. The Sooners may field backfield stars Griddy Kirk and Warren against a Kansas lineup featuring Bausch Cox Fisher and Lyman, with a lighter Sooners squad emphasized by matchup notes.
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Friday Football Scores From State Colleges and Prep
A fragmentary Friday slate shows Grinnell 21 over State Teachers and Graceland 19, Palmer 13, with other results including Western Union 0 and Baldwin Wallace 20 at nearby colleges. Missouri Valley 35 defeated Glenwood, and Central City 25 overwhelmed Salon 0, among scattered scores across several institutions.
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Salon
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Petia O. Hamilton
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Camell Bipis
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