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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1919

Page

5

Lucky play 15 enough to beat Old West High

Cedar Rapids wins 7 to 0 over West High of Waterloo at Coe Field in a gripping state football title bout. A fumbled punt return set up the deciding Cedar Rapids score as Doc Miller and teammates fought off a late Waterloo push, with Miller making a famed tackle to stop a key run and preserve the Tigers’ lead.

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East High Puts A Shutout On Marshalltown At Cedar River Park

East High defeated Marshalltown 12 to 0 in a Saturday afternoon game at Cedar River park. Parkin ran 55 yards for a first touchdown and Gindt scored later as East High showed stronger teamwork and determination. Marshalltown threatened late but East held, with Parkin and Lamb combining on key plays and East piling up yardage in the third period.

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Town Cord football adds three November games

Des Moines reports the Town Cord football team has booked three November contests. The schedule lists Earlham at Barham, Oelwein at the Western League Park on Sunday November 16, and Waterloo American Legion at the Western League Park on Sunday November 23.

West High Loses To Cedar Rapids In Gridiron Thriller

In a tense state final Cedar Rapids edges West High 7 0 with a late defensive stand. Waterloo’s Rusty Allen stars on defense, stopping Cedar Rapids drives and forcing a dominant performance by Cedar Rapids’ line and Peterson. Doc Miller breaks free but is penalized as West High fights back in a punting duel.

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Missouri Loses to Nebraska Cornhuskers

Columbia Mo November 10 Mis sour university suffered its first defeat of the season on Calling field against the Nebraska Cornhuskers by the score of 12 to 10. Captain Stankowski of the Tigers broke his ankle in the opening minutes. Nebraska surged ahead in the first period after a safety and a 28 yard run by a fleet half. Missouri rallied late with a Lewis to Ruth pass and a perfect kickoff return to the 20 yard line but could not overcome the Huskers. Nebraska’s line and backfield, led by Wilders Lyman Dale and Travis, controlled the game.

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Hawkeyes Defeat Northwestern 14 to 7 on Homecoming Day

In Evanston, Iowa's backfield superiority broke through Northwestern's line for two Aubrey Devine scores and a late clinching run by Devine. Northwestern struck back in the second period with a Koehler touchdown but could not overcome Iowa's first and last quarter bursts. A crowd of 10,000 watched the bitterly contested affair.

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Purdue Narrow Lead Sparks Early Scoring Run

A player changed punts and gained ground then rambling 30 yards around Purdue's right end for the lone first half score.

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Grinnell Tops Coe College In 6 to 0 Victory

Grinnell defeated Coe College 6 to 0 in Grinnell Iowa with a first quarter 45 yard pass from Parker to Dimit setting up a 5 yard score by Markley. Grinnell dominated both sides, five of nine first half passes completed for 100 yards, while Coe failed to complete a single pass in the game.

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Two More Games on Iowa Schedule

Iowa plans two final Big Ten clashes as the Hawkeyes face Chicago on November 15 at the Midway and Ames on November 22 in Iowa City. Coach Jones keeps players in strong condition with limited scrimmage and fast signal drills to prepare for tough tests against the Maroons and Cyclones.

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Teachers Triumph Over Hilsworth in Easy Tilt

Cedar Falls Nov 10 Teachers wallowed Hilsworth 4 to 0 in a game where the Pedagogs started slow but shifted to aerial power in the second half. Andrews kicked a drop from the 25 yard line, while Ellsworth missed several punting opportunities and Norton advanced to the Teachers 19 before being stopped. The Teachers showed strong team play, while Ellsworth faded after the break.

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North High Defeats Davenport 6 0 In Sensational Clash

Davenport high without captain Day loses to North High Des Moines 6 to 0 in a near upset. Gurt Morton star for Des Moines with runs up to 51 yards and key tackles. Wirrox scores 35 yard touchdown from Lowe, while Knox, Morton and Morton’s defense dominate for the visitors.

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Drake Edges Washington In Missouri Valley Clash 14 13

Drake University upset Washington in a Missouri Valley Conference football clash, winning 14 to 13. Drake dominated at times with strong offense and defense amid penalties that swayed both sides, while Washington struggled with mixed play and costly miscues.

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Cyclones Capture Duel Meet With Wisconsin

Iowa State College won a close dual cross country meet against Wisconsin by 23 to 22. Key Iowa State runner Dudley Stone withdrew with an ankle injury before the race, Lathe ran in his place, and Mut Frevert led the field with 27 19 over five miles. Wisconsin’s Butt was the first Badger to finish, with Milling third, and several Badger runners close behind in a tight finish.

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Iowa Beats Cornell In Five Mile Cross Country Duel

Iowa defeats Cornell 29 to 26 on a heavy five mile course. Iowa scorers Goodrich Ristine Kruse Bowie Bierborn total 26. Cornell counts Schell Garrett Temple Day Zea total 29. Dempsey Injured In Baton Rouge Circus Show. world heavyweight champion will be unable to box for weeks and may use crutches.

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Oklahoma and Kansas battle to scoreless tie in Lawrence

In Lawrence on November 10 Oklahoma and Kansas played to a scoreless tie. Kansas' defense held in key moments as the Sooners failed to score, with the game defined by strong punts and tense third period exchanges.

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College football results flood regional slate

A sprawling recap lists scores from many colleges and high schools across Iowa and neighboring states. Notable results include Drake beating Washington 14 13, Iowa over Northwestern 14 7, Creighton 47, and Fort Dodge 64 0. Obscure town results mix with major programs in a dense, unstandardized retiring-era wire service style.

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