Charles City eyes key showdown with East High Saturday
Charles City arrives with a 5–1 record and a chance to test its form against East High this Saturday at 2 p m on the league park field. West High also prepares for East High on Thanksgiving Day with Putney and Bovey return from injury and a two twenty start time set.
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Tutors Ready for Upper Town Game
Cedar Falls November 13. The Tutors prepare for a clash with the Peacocks in Fayette tomorrow afternoon. Isaac stars for the Upper aggregation as Horton coaches the offense from quarterback. Mason, Soet, Bates, Posegate, Galway, Addy, Kalsnbach, Macon, Orr and Freshwater are listed in the starting lineup.
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Hawkeyes and Badgers Face Season Finale in Madison
The Courier’s gridgraph will show play by play returns from Madison on Saturday as Iowa meets Wisconsin in the last game of the season. Kickoff is 3 p.m. with Iowa aiming to reverse the Badgers for the first time.
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Hunter disobeys warnings at Rotary reserve and deer season notes
Local hunter challenged farming restrictions near a Rotary reserve after being warned. Territory surrendered, farmer's boat damaged by gunfire. Boxing card promoted by American Legion at Marshalltown features Archie Amons vs Joey Young and other bouts, with 20 rounds planned. Deer seasons span Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and surrounding regions with varied dates. Horse racing and baseball news follow, including Bill Bray’s winter plans and Willoughby’s Brewers contract context.
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Hawkeyes Scrimmage Before Wisconsin Tilt
Iowa City reporters watched a two hour scrimmage as the Hawkeyes, one game from Wisconsin, showed improved defense and a steady aerial attack. Fullback Wesley Pre impressed, Scantlebury boosted receiving, and Hines continued to adapt to a new position as Griffen fits toward possible return for the 1924 season.
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Trapshoot Winners to Be Awarded at Charles City
Trap shooters in northeastern Iowa will compete Sunday, Nov. 28, in a shoot sponsored by the Charles City Gun Club. Prizes include a turkey for each event winner and turkeys, geese, and ducks for top scores. Pred C. Whitney is cashier and Bim Castle is manager. A fine dinner will be served.
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Coaches on the Hot Seat as 1920s Football Season Looms
Sports writer Davis J. Walsh reports that several top college coaches may be dismissed after the season. Named targets include Folwell at Navy and Fisher at Harvard, with mentions of Spaulding of Minnesota and Jack Ryan of Wisconsin.
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Code Sales Average 50 Copies Per Day
Des Moines reports 4 372 copies received from printers for new care by Robert Hender SON superintendent of printing. Free distribution about 1 500 copies taken care of and about 2 500 sold and delivered. Orders come in at 50 per day with 300 copies on hand. Next shipment of 300 or 900 copies expected about Nov 15.
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Cyclones Face Tough Grinnell Drake Tests Amid Injury Woes
Iowa State prepares for a stiff contest with Grinnell and Drake as Coach Sam Willaman manages a shuffled lineup. N. Behm shines in open field runs, while Learson and Mayer sustain injuries. Roberts shows backfield improvement and Palm works through a hand injury as the team eyes two vital road tests against Pioneer foes.
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Parkersburg Basket Teams Open Season With Bristow
Parkersburg high schools begin basketball season Friday with Bristow boys visiting on the local floor. Bristow, considered fast this year, has won three of four games so far. Parkersburg’s roster includes veterans Ebhkhorhn, Cook, Olthof, Snittier and two returning girls Eva and Vera Poppen. The schedule lists multiple road and home games through November and December.
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George Burns Leaves Major League for Minor Leader
Cincinnati Ohio November 13 George Burns longtime outfielder ended his big league career after 12 years with the Giants and Pirates never being banned by an umpire. President August Herrmann praised his royal services to Cincinnati and Burns is reported to have two or three managerial offers.
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Golf Teaching Tip on Stance and Tee Height
A golf instruction note stresses keeping both feet level with the ball during tee shots. It warns that uneven tee height or a foot out of alignment can throw off the square impact and spoil the shot, urging players to ensure level footing for accuracy.
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Fielding Averages of 'Sippi League and Waterloo Shine
Fielding averages and roster notes from the 1924 25 Mississippi Valley League reveal Waterloo as the lone club with no ineligible or suspended players. The list includes players from Waterloo and other clubs with sections for Voluntarily retired Suspended Ineligible and Umpires noted for the season.
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Old Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
An old time advertisement touts a cheap homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours for bronchitis and other throat and lung issues, with options to use molasses or honey. The Pine extract is marketed as a guaranteed product from The Piner Co. Ft. Wayne, End.
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Practice Track Meet for Tutor Aspirants Held Tomorrow
Cedar Pass Nov 13 Special The home track meet at the college will run tomorrow afternoon weather permitting Coach Bender aims to gauge prospects for spring season Woodcock from Deep River has shown strong form in fall dashes Bilson and Churchill are expected to contest him Not all events may be run as some athletes are not yet ready Weight events will be set aside and focus will be on dashes middle distance and the mile Run Competition is keen in the mile event
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Missouri Valley junior singles tennis rankings named
St. Louis, Nov. 13 Joseph Smith of St. Louis is listed No 1 in the 1924 Missouri Valley association junior singles tennis rankings announced by secretary Davison Obear The list also names Keenring Coggeshall of Des Moines among the top players.
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Missouri Valley junior champion winner named Ta Sioux City
The Missouri Valley junior championship winner was Ta of Sioux City Iowa. The Iowa State junior title placed No 3 with a ranking list listing Smith St Tout oxeeshil Norton from St. Louis Albert Finkel from Omaha Kenneth Arnold from Kansas City Forrest Stowe Council Bluffs Charles Stratot St Louis Fred Inham Tulsa Ben Stetphen Omaha Jacob Tron St Louis among others.
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Rheuma Relief Advertises Quick Aid for Rheumatics
Local vendors sell Rheuma promising rapid relief from rheumatic pains and uric acid buildup. It claims to act on kidneys liver stomach and blood and offers money back if not satisfied. Advertisers cite skeptical buyers in city and nationwide and urge readers to start a bottle daily.
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Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Naturally
An old remedy for gray hair is promoted as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound now available in drugstores. A simple dampened sponge through the hair darkens it evenly, with results seen after a few applications. Well-known druggists endorse its natural look and ease of use.
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Eye Wash Offer Delivers Quick Results for Irritated Eyes
An advertisement touts rapid relief from red and watery eyes using camphor witch hazel and Lavoptik eye wash. It claims small sample vials free and mentions Mike Gauss and Pua Macy as endorsers or contacts.
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