Izaak Walton League backs move to protect Cedar River
Wil H. Dilg, president of the Izaak Walton League, urges Cedar Falls and nearby cities to curb Cedar River pollution and restore clean water for fish, wildlife, and swimming. He cites factory waste and calls for local actions, including purifying systems and new legislation, with strong support from judge George W. Wood and community groups.
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Cedar Tiger
Izaak Walton League
Wil H. Dilg
National Association of Izaak Waiton
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Waterloo
George W. Wood
Iowa
Dilg
Walton
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Osage
Cedar
Judge Wood
Cedar Falls Beach
Webster City
Shell Rock
Waverly
Winnesheik
Tiznak Walton
Lape Pepin
Minn
Rock Island
Til
Mississippi River
Middle Wrest
Medill McCormick
Tmlinois
Stagg's Fight Against Pro Football Sparks National Debate
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 62, urged college football supporters to shun Sunday pro games, warning they threaten scholastic athletics. Reactions ranged from support to sharp criticism as Stagg argued that pro football lures away players and undermines amateur demands, while critics noted continued pro popularity and questioned Stagg’s strategy and impact.
Foreign foe for Jack Dempsey in British search
Tex O Rourke, former promoter tied to the defunct International Sporting Club, travels in England scouting three heavyweight prospects for Dempsey’s successor. N A Walker Macran, Isaac Ingleton, and Basil Price train at Malvern as observers debate whether born champions exist or are made.
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Henry LL Farrell
Enstad Press
New York
Tex O'Rourke
Aso
International Sporting Club
England
Dempsey
London
O'Rourke
N. A. Walker Macran
Isaac Ingleton
Basil Price
Malvern
Zameness
Jess Willard
Willard
Jock Dempsey
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
William Harrison Dempsey
Jchampton
Joe Beckett Hasheen
Peggy Hellison
Major Wilson
Dan Sullivan
Joe Heckett
Joley
Weigine
British Isles
Luis Firpo
Firpo
Mmoreover
Bettison
Tex Wu'rourke
Beascon View
Malvern Hills
Malvern Camp
Imen
Prominent officials pledge support at anti pollution talk
In an informal chat, Dilg gathered backers for the anti pollution push. Present were Judge Wood, head of the Waterloo Waltons chapter and state president, attorney James C. Murtagh, county attorney Walter R. French, and Burr Lichty, with others promising their support. There would be plenty of fish for all anglers and in two years the river would teem with prize song inhabitants.
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Dilgrave
Judge Wood
Waterloo
Waltons
James C. Murtagh
Walter R. French
Burr Lichty
Waterloo-Dubuque Bowlers Defend Midwest Title in St Louis Tourney
Waterloo and Dubuque bowlers join forces for the Midwest championship in St Louis from November 16 to December 9. Packey McFarlane H A Manahl and H Smith lead the local squad with Lorenz and Lenihan from Dubuque in two man events. Last year Smith and Lorenz claimed doubles honors earning $160 each and a gold medal. The meet draws top bowlers from ten states and offers total prize money of $25 000 with matches on the Washington alleys.
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B. A. (Packey) McFarlane
H. A. Manahl
Waterloo
H. Smith
St. Louis
Joe Lorenz
Fritz Lenihan
Dubuque
McFarlane
Smith
Manahi
Lorenz
Midwest
Kansas City
Nebraska
Minnesota
Tino
Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahom
Colorado
South Dakota
Missouri
Washington
Western Union Eleven Defeats Ellsworth in Iowa Falls
Western Union College of LeMars defeated Ellsworth College of Iowa Falls on Friday by an unspecified score. Captain Koch and Holtzapfel starred, with Koch gaining on line plays and ends and Holtzapfel breaking long punts.
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LeMars
Western Union College of
Ellsworth College of
Iowa Falls
Koch
Toltzapfel
Western Union
Holtzapfel
Drake Bulldogs and Kohawks to Clash in Bitter Showdown
Des Moines reports a fiercely contested clash as Drake Bulldogs host the Kohawks at Drake Stadium. Stars like Capt. Bill Boeler and Al Krueger pencil in for Drake in their last home game, while Coe counters with senior linemen and a proven All-State legacy. Armistice Day celebrations and Dad's Day add pageantry as a record crowd is anticipated.
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Des Moines
Drake Builldogs
Kohawks
Drake Stadium
Altho
Bulldogs
Bill Boeler
al Krueger
Bue
White
Coe
Drake
Sam Oreibaugh
Bill Burman
Rick
Kendall
Morehouse
Argonne
American Legion
Fremont coach uses revolver to pep up grid crew
Fremont Neb November 1. Ernest Wills football coach at Fremont high school trains his squad amid a controversial drill. During a scrimmage with subs Hess leads the team downfield as a volley of bank cartridges is fired from the revolver to spur speed and morale.
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Pep
Grid Squad
Fremont
Neb
Ernest Wills
Fremont High School
Hess
Good Games Bowled in Commercial and City Pro Leagues
Barrett and Mebutlana bowlers took two of three from the Tribune Press team in a City league match on the Waterloo alleys last night. Hartney, McSweeney, B. McFarlane and Wuhn rolled 200 or better, Yurtney was edged for a possible 300 by a 7-8 split in frame four. Wren led Tributorn with a 200, while Wat erloo Motor Sales beat Fred L. Kimball Company two games to one in the Commercial league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryan
Bryan
Bryssa
Chicago Tribune
Northwestern
Purdue
Princeton
Colorado
Stagg
American Professional Football League
Losquite
Barrett & Mebutlana
Tribune Press
Waterloo
Hartney
McSweeney
B. McFarlane
Wuhn
Bettter
Yurtney
Paplit
Fle
Wren
Sco
McMarlane— &Mich
Yotala
Waterloo Motor Sales
Fred L., Kimball Company
Lynton
Hlamlin
Conquerors
Friday Football Scores Mixed Across Numerous Matches
Friday's football results show Simpson 13 over State Teachers 0, Poncollege 9 over Varsone ib, Luther 9 to Upper Iowa 0, Iowa Wesleyan 7 to SMiesour 0, Wester Union 26 over Bosworth 6, Nebraska Wesleyan 7 over Dos Atol new Haskell Indians 4, Sifu 7, Valley Junction 26 over Fort Dodge 0, Burtham 63 over Des Moines Catholics 7, Arlington 7 over Maynard, Columbia Preps 44 over Luther Preps 6, Storm Lake seconds 12 over Albert City Dows 13, Kamrmr 9, Haavarden 29 over Keiths 0, Site Center 24 over Melbourne 0, Sioux City 38 over Booney Mount, Vernon %, Stanwood 7, Lake City 24 over Lakeview 0, Lake Cy scrubs 20 over Glhidensenha Extra 31 over Audubon 0, Waoukea 35 over Ankeny 14, Sanborn 6 over Slhiey 0, Glenwood 33 over School for Deaf 0, OTIUSH RESULTS. West Tennessee Normal 13 over Sout western Presbyterian 0, Milton Institute 14 over Springhill 2, Clemson 12 over Davidson O, Onachita 14 over College of Ozarks 6, Arkansas Teachers 16 over Little Lombard 62 over De Kalb normal 6, St. Bryan 26 over Woolford 0, THE Gyrie 1% over Biymingham south 0, Cornell University 17, Wilmington ek over th oD.
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Dows
Kamrmr
Haavarden
Keiths
Site Center
Melbourne
Sioux City
Booney Mount
Vernon
Stanwood
Lake City
Lakeview
Lake Cy Scrubs
Glhidensenha
Extra
Audubhon
Waoukea
Ankeny
Sanborn
Slhiey
Glenwood
School For Deaf
Otiush
West Tennessee Normal
Soutwestern Presbyterian
Milton Institute
Springhill
Clemson
Davidson O. Onachita
College of Ozarks
Arkansas Teachers
Little Lombard
de Kalb Normal
St. Bryan
Woolford
the Gyrie
Biymingham South
Cornell University
Wilmington
Simpson College Stops Tutors In Homecoming Victory
Simpson College defeated Indianola State Teachers 13 0 in homecoming at Simpson. Third quarter and two touchdowns, one on a 15 yard penalty aided drive, plus Mercer and Holladay grounding. Karr and Mens connected for a score. Mer cer failed extra point earlier.
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W. McCoy
Mercer
Holladay
Simpson
Methodists
Tutors
Karr
W. MerCoy
R. McCoy
W. Mens
Heles
Wallies Smiths
Meekery
Tol
Er Karr
Cy Coy
Oh Mercee
Anilada Walker
Grahagh
Christallarses
Abi Masur
Sammar Oran Downs
W. Mettoy
Mercer Cray Kik
Fattaway Foo Garnament
Mettoy
Nuss Backed For Bout With Blue In Waterloo
Local chatter in Waterloo centers on a possible Nuss versus Blue boxing match. Fans debate whether out of town talent or a domestic draw will best draw crowds, with Rostan and Navy Rostan criticized for past behavior. Promoters may back Nuss while planning a booster organization to fund a Waterloo baseball effort for the upcoming season.
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Waterloo
Mike Gibbon
Rostan
Jimmy
Blue
Blay
Des Moines
Des Moitnes
Timmy Nuss
Bart Blue
Nuss
Bing
Navy
Gibbons
St. Paul
Eddie DaBeau
Len Schnabel
Ting
Minneapolis Athletic Club
State Commission
Marshalltown Club Names 24 Manager to Play With Team
Marshalltown plans to stay in the Mississippi Valley Baseball League with Anson as playing manager for 1924. A Marshalltown boosters group will finance the club, after fans unanimously voted to remain in the league and adopt the financing plan. President F. M. Wither opened the meeting highlighting the strong wish for a playing manager.
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Marshalltown Club
Marshalltown
Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Anson Pilot
Marshalltown Baseball Boosters
Charmber
Cammerer
Ramatin
F. M. Wither
Eastern College Football Heads To Final Stage In 1923
New York Nov 10 College football in the east enters the final stage of the 1923 season led by Harvard vs Princeton in the twenty sixth meeting. A crowd of about 15 000 is expected at Princeton as Harvard holds a slight edge. Other key games include Cornell vs Columbia Yale vs Maryland Penn State vs Georgia Pennsylvania vs Lafayette Syracuse vs Boston University and Dartmouth vs Brown. Boone Highschool routs Sioux City 36 to 0 as Scritch Johnson dominates for the victors and Right Guard Yegre shines for the losers.
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Waterloo
Stagg
Chicago Tribune
Maroons
Harry Thomas
Dickson
Illinois
New York
Harvard
Princeton
Cornel
Columbia
Yale
Maryland
Ital Foo
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Georgia Ech
Lafayette
Syracuse
Boston University
Dartmouth
Brown
BOONE
Sioux City
Whigh
Schoor
Mttie Alriculty
E Mgh
West High To Meet Marshalltown In Tough Week Solider Game
West High football players travel to Marshalltown Monday for a key Armistice program showdown. Coach Ralph Sarff notes two full teams, strong ends Hurlburt and McGowan, tackles Burton and Galloway, guards Loomis and Hetta, center Potter, backs Sindlinger Bovey and fullback Miller, with quarterback Sergiof stepping in. Marshalltown undefeated this year, last Friday tied North Des Moines 3 3, making Monday’s game a true test for Old Rose and Black. Officials Hyland, Maus, and Macy assigned. Waterloo fans expected to attend.
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West High
Marshalltown
Ralph Sarff
Fettle
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Rose
Sarff J
Marshall
West Eleven
Hurlburt
McGowan
Burton
Capt. Galloway
Loomis
Hetta
Potter
Sindlinger
Bovey
Johnny Miller
Selgiof
Des Moines
Hyland
Laws
Maus
Ames
Macy
Grinnell
Waterloo Grid
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Ike Waltons
Cedar Valley
Nationa
Coach Stage
Amos Alonzo Stage
University of Chicago
Ile
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Tigers
Marcon
Ohio
McEwan
Andrew McEwan
Joliet High School
Pyott
Thomas
Zora
America
Hope
Waterloo-Dubuque
Ellsworth
Drake Bulldogs
Drake—Lingenfelter
Sinekine
Ambelang
Don Carlos
Henry Fe Krueger
Sloan
Orebauch
Igb
Roelter
Speaky McLurin
Ry_ Cos
Vernment
Finley
T. West
Ci K. West
Gillespie
Sheledon
Pence
Womvrr
Strong
Providence
Young Montreal
Carl Tremain
Cleveland
Waterloo Motors
Salie Fisendin Sete
Roberts
Thompson
Blink Ee
Stainbrook
Fred Ll. Kimball
Gordon Sees Edaekes
Witichardson
Bode Wagner
Campoon
Mendenhal
Board of Directure
Lyoth
WbaGd
Wille
Guth
Tugelloy da
Onuudtaxh
Uve
Glradork
Tx Twessend
Thanishlves
Appuwal
Tilpeter Gisteeviit Dobici
Grits
Uliniapan
Waunkanm
Ehilld
Ta Tay & Foundation
Fus
Strang
Euiea Vorjeo Protur
Sy Ltl
Falr
Lomg le
Mr. Hunter
Gunn
Bob Apfel
Lafayette St
Eastern College
Miarchall
Old Rose
Black
Dixon
Rosie Alalos
Mind- Mewaight
Outpointer
Panama
Joe Gans
Stephens
Upper Fifth Avenue
Wise Motor CO
W. St. St
Stephens Finer
Freeport, Ill
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