Buckeye Wisconsin clash looms in Big Ten race
Ohio State, favored to win the Western Conference title, travels to Madison to face Wisconsin in a defining clash. Chicago plays Iowa at Stagg Field, Northwestern hosts Indiana at Evanston, and Illinois battles Michigan as the conference title chase tightens with key injuries and strategic kicks featuring Captain Harley and Meyers-Fowler ends.
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Sport Flashes Springfeld Mars
Business relations between major and minor leagues may resume as a team effort following actions modeled by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues.
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Mike Gibbons Faces O Dowd in Title Bout with Retirement Hint
St Paul Minn November 13 Mike Gibbons may retire if he fails to dethrone Mike O Dowd in a planned 10 round middleweight title fight set for November 21. Eddie Kane states Gibbons will quit boxing after winning or losing the title, having built wealth and business acumen. If victorious he may box a year at most then pass the crown to his brother Tommy. Public interest runs high as fans debate the outcome with heated street corner demonstrations.
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Bowling match results from Whiteside alleys standings
On the Whiteside bowling alleys the Alleys Representatives of Stewart Simnings Press defeated a Kiester Hall team. Scores included Kiester 35 and Mahake with other names listed. Tonight the Forum team faces Sehuneman Drug Co. Friday Waterloo Alleys meet the Elks.
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Missouri Valley race tightens as misfortune hits Missouri
Nov page analyzes Missouri and Kansas in the conference standings with Missouri crippled by Stankowski’s broken ankle after Nebraska. Washington looms as a potential disruptor while Ames Drake and Kansas brag hopefuls. Upcoming games include Missouri at Washington and Drake at South Dakota with Ames hosting Kansas Angles.
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Western Conference cross country revived at Ohio State
Columbus Ohio November 13 The Western Conference cross country run will be held on the Ohio State course as a preliminary to the homecoming game with Illinois November 22. Western Conference schools Missouri Valley and Ohio Conference members and other midwestern institutions may compete. Officials expect a dozen or more teams. Ohio State's squad is an unknown quantity though the return of Frank Toda star miler and captain elect of 1917 raises hopes for a strong sextet.
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Isbell To Live In West Long Beach Cal
Frank Isbell former Des Moines owner and now Wichita Western League owner will make Long Beach his permanent home. He bought a house there and his family is settling. Isbell is in Massachusetts for a club owners conference. Dr Shallenberger specialist in nervous diseases. Waterloo hotel visit announced.
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Caddock to Meet Sam Clapham at Omaha December 15
Earl Caddock champion heavyweight will wrestle Sam Clapham heavyweight champion of Great Britain in Omaha on December 15, per promoter Gene Melady. Also notes Wesley Power set Knoxville local duck-shooting record with six mallards from a single shot near White Breast creek.
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Armistice Day Observed by La Porte City Schools
La Porte City observes Armistice Day with a school program featuring songs, pantomimes, recitations, orchestra selections, and an address by Rev. Knox. Y M C A Red Cross and Salvation Army scenes were presented. A Parent-Teacher Association meeting is planned with talks on mental and moral life, adolescence, and child development.
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Fellow Needs a Friend and Red Cross Work Highlight Meeting
The Good Cheer guild of the M. E. church met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames Niles Teeters Stewart Driscoll Mahood Ashley and Misses Ora Van Brocklin and Josephine Mille as guests. The program cut songs into small pieces and groups sang their pieces after matching them. A good crowd attended and refreshments were served. Mrs. Wesley Smegies returned home after a ten day visit to Orange townshn. The Ladies Literary society will hold an open meeting at Mrs. Jusse Q O. Rober’s Friday night for husbands of members with a 6:30 dinner at 8 35 followed by a program in support of the Red Cross. Miss Kathryn Ochs went to Waterloo for a couple of days with her sister Mrs Jessie Crawford while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kober C G Kober and Mrs C E Kober visited C E Kober in Presbyterian hospital. Mr W P Mayes went to Vinton on business. Mrs G Geren went to Waterloo last Saturday and back Monday. S T Mears of Waterloo was in town briefly for business Tuesday. Dennis Tecter visited Waterloo Tuesday. Mrs Will Ballheim and Mrs J Goon went to Ames Tuesday.
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Shamrock IV Inspected by Lipton in Brooklyn Yard
New York November 18 Shamrock IV challenger for the America s Cup was inspected by Sir Thomas Lipton at a Brooklyn shipyard where it has rested in drydock since the summer of 1914 The boat will be launched and moved to winter quarters for overhauling in preparation for a race with the American entry Lipton predicted the Americans would concede if he wins and said he believes the test boat could secure victory with over 20 years of effort behind him
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