American Legion Signs Nuss to Fight Gibbons Protégé
Waterloo lightweights Timmy Nuss and Earl e of Minneapolis meet in a 10 round bout at Waterloo theatre on Monday night November 19 promoted by Becker Chapman for the American Legion. Nuss, defending speed and defense, clashes with Mike Gibbons’ pupil Rostan notes that Nuss’ recent knockouts and strategy may win him the bout. Promoter forecasts a strong crowd with a constructed all star card. seating will be numbered with ushers ensuring orderly admission. Nuss has continued training plans and maintains confidence as he faces the Rostan trained Blue, and Rollinger seeks another win in the semi windup.
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Becker-Chapman Posal
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Charles Paddock
Re Tay
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Dent
Oklahoma A and M Angies Likely To Enter Missouri Valley
Stillwater Okla Nov 12 Oklahoma A and M college expects a realignment toward Missouri Valley membership. Athletics officials anticipate approval at a meeting in December. An application for membership will be filed beforehand, director C Gallagher and athletic council chair F W Redlich announced.
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M. College
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Northwestern Dominates Lake Forest 82 to 0 in Home Win
Northwestern thrashed Lake Forest 82 to 0 at Evanston as 1,000 fans watched. Captain MecPlwain scored the opening TD in the second period, Wernecke added two more and C Kelly along with Gra sm tallied in the final quarter. The Purple defense shut out the visitors after halftime.
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Illinois Defeats Wisconsin 10 to 0 in Bitter Big Ten Battle
Chicago November report details Illinois overpowering Wisconsin 10 to 0 to clear a path toward the Western Conference title. The Illini scored all points in the first quarter as Grange and Meilwata highlighted a strong line and running game while Wisconsin struggled to execute.
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Wisconsin
Red Grange tops Western scorer as Workman second
Ahuofs' wide split back Red Grange scored one touchdown in limited play against Wisconsin on Saturday, lifting his season total to 66 and keeping him the leading scorer in the Western Conference. Ohio State’s Workman ranks second with 34 points, built largely through games against Purdue, Martinéan, Fry, and Miller. No Minnesota or Town games were scheduled last Saturday. The article provides the complete list of Big Ten scorers.
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Weekend Football Scores Across States and Colleges
A sprawling tally of Saturday football results across multiple colleges and high schools. Scores include Kansas Aggies 35 over Grinnell 7, Arkansas Aggies 0 over Colgate 43, and Syracuse 49 over Boston U. 0, with numerous regional games and mixed reports.
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Iowa Falls Topples Charles City in Classic 6-0 Victory
Iowa Falls defeated Charles City 6 to 0 in a Saturday afternoon clash in Iowa Falls. The game remained scoreless through a tight first half as both teams traded punts and failed field goal attempts. In the third quarter Iowa Falls broke through with a 29 yard forward pass to Treasmer, who then ran 20 yards for the touchdown and the winning extra point.
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Charles City
Waterloo East High
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Northcraft Mn
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Inter
Army Defeats Arkansas Aggies 44 to 0
West Point report says Army routed the Arkansas Aggies 44 points as the defense shut down the opponent. Notable Army scorers included Wood Dean Gilmore and Smythe with brilliant runs highlighting the victory.
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Minnesota Town Tilt Sets Attendance Record Ahead of Iowa Game
Minnesota football fans buy nineteen thousand tickets for a Minnesota versus Iowa showdown. Ticket sales exceed previous reserves, with all box seats sold and 3400 single tickets left in cash sale. Refunds totaling 7841 were issued for underpriced tickets as organizers push efforts to end five Iowa wins in a row. Coach Spaulding eyes the Hawkeyes’ weight advantage.
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Whallangapolis
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Yalty
Tory Dadney
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Unclear sports scores scattered across teams and cities
Partial results show Madrid 20 and West Des Moines 6, Minneapolis Marines 6, Burlington 13 Carthage 4, Chicago Bears 20 Akron 6, Chicago Cards 1, Milwaukee 1, Duluth 3 Columbus 16, Dixon 7 Rochelle Illinois 0. Narrative fragmented. cannot confirm full games or dates.
Illinois Triumphs Over Wisconsin 10 to 4 in Memorial Stadium
Champaign Nov 12 Illinois undefeated in the Bleven race beat Wisconsin 10 to 4 before 30 000 spectators at the Hingis memorial stadium. Harold Grange scored a first period touchdown after a 28 yard run. Britton added the extra point and a first period placement from the 35 yard line.
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Notre Dame Loses to Nebraska 14 to 7 in Lincoln
In Lincoln on November 12 Notre Dame fell to Nebraska 14 to 7 as the Cornhuskers led throughout. Noble scored both Nebraska touchdowns, the first at the start of the second period and the second at the beginning of the fourth. Notre Dame answered with a late score on a pass from Stuhldecker to Cerney on Nebraska’s 20 yard line.
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Michigan Wolverines rout Quantico Marines 26 to 6
In Ann Arbor on Saturday November 12 the Michigan Wolverines dominated the Quantico Marines after a strong opening period scoring 2 touchdowns. The crowd of 42 006 witnessed Michigan’s 26 to 6 victory as the Marines stumbled under the Wolverine attack.
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Toledo Navy Eleven Triumphs Over Waite High In Big Tilt
Washington high Tigers of Cedar Rapids overwhelmed Waite High Golden Tornado 10 to 6 as Elmar Marek led with 16, 20 and 26 yard runs plus a kickoff return. Marek scored all Tigers points, aided by Young and Cihel on defense and Murrel at fullback. Waite's Kinker and Kauffman defended, but Cedar Rapids forged ahead, delivering a decisive opening drive and a late scoring march.
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Bender Takes Sixth in Cornell Race for Iowa Team
Iowa University cross country, represented by Arnold Bender from Waterloo, defeated Cornell 156 to 39 at Iowa City. Bender placed sixth as the sole owner among the six runners. He had been nursing a lame ankle and hadn’t trained for over two weeks but finished in the top six and will join the six-man squad against Minnesota and the Big Ten meet at Columbus. Preceding him were Phelps, Mareh Gorl-Tich, Van Ess, Cart, and Smith. Phalps Limn clocked 26:08 2-5.
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Purdue Exponent Quiet After Bad Showing Against Ohio State
Big Ten brief noting Purdue left blank space in football section after poor display versus Ohio State. Mentions N ece to meet Nebraska, Zuppke predicting tough game at Mississippi, scout sent south to study Union College, and Wisconsin Badger game with Grange reportedly shaken but OK.
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Harvard Thrashes Princeton in 5 to 0 rout
Harvard defeated Princeton 5 to 0 marking a decisive win in the college football season. The article notes strong performances by Curl ey and McCarthy for Harvard, with a standout fourth quarter safety credited to Harvard. It also references Ohio State, Northwestern, Purdue, and Lake Forest in other game remarks.
Taming Siki to show fitness before Norfolk bout
International News Wire from New York reports Senegalese heavyweight Siki will host local sport writers at his Sum nit camp in New Jersey to prove he is fit for his November 20 bout with Kid Norfolk. The former European champion, who knocked out Carpentier in the sixth round, trains diligently for his first official American ring appearance.
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Knipp-Strong Bout Delights Mason City Fans in Nov Show
Mason City to host first American Legion boxing show at the armory on November 22 headlined by Knipp and Strong. Tourney card features Waterloo’s 100-pound Write Molop and other local favorites as promoters aim for entertaining, hard-hitting bouts with knockouts and big crowd appeal.
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Bowling Standings and Week Schedule in City and Commercial Leagues
Three bowlers tied for the lead in the City League with eight wins and four losses: Dotson Clothiers, Bartlet & McFarlane, and Waterloo Clothing Co. In the Commercial League Hawkeye Oil Co. leads with seven wins two losses, while Black's No 1 and No 2 teams tie for second at six and three. This week’s City matches feature Mornday Palina against Waterloo Clothing, Wednesday Dotson Clothiers against Tribune Press, and Friday Bartletet & McFarlane versus Tibbits Tailors. In the Commercial League schedule Black's No 2 vs Kimball on Monday, Black's No 1 vs Post Office on Tuesday, Hawkeye Oil Co. vs Waterloo Motor Sales on Thursday, and Waterloo Fruit vs Construction Machinery on Friday. Current standings list Dotson Clothiers and Waterloon Clothing atop the City table with four losses, while Tibbits Tailors and Tribune Press trail. In the Commercial League Black's No 1 and No 2 lead alongside Hawkeye Oil Co., with Waterloo Motor Sales and Waterloo Fruit near the middle.
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Cedar Falls High School tops Trachers College in Cedar Falls game
Cedar Falls high school defeated Trachers College high seven to 0 on Saturday afternoon to win its first downtown league game in years. A fourth quarter 40 yard drop kick by Karl Dubbert, a former local musician, sealed the victory as the crowd watched a tightly played contest. Both teams showed even talent but Cedar Falls demonstrated sharper generalship in play execution.
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Indiana Holds Chicago Eleven To Twenty Seven Zip
Chicago overwhelmed Indiana in a game at Chicago with four touchdowns scored in the final half after a scoreless first half. The initial two quarters left Indiana down 27 to 6 before the late surge.
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