West High hosts Dubuque in key grid clash Saturday
West High meets Dubuque at 2:20 pm Saturday in a large crowd expected for the contest. Key players ill sums and ankle injuries limit action but top defenders and linemen are ready. The game follows a major field shift moving the turf 50 feet east to remove the infield area. Officials will be Mendenhall, Williams, and Miller.
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Dartmouth Aims to Clinch National Title in Chicago Test
Dartmouth’s undefeated Big Green travels to Chicago to face the Maroons in a critical clash that could crown a national football champion. Weather could slow play, favoring heavy lines, while odds favor Dartmouth despite Chicago’s past form. The Big Ten slate also features Minnesota vs Iowa and Michigan vs Ohio State in pivotal title implications.
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Ernie Nevers Likely Out of Big Game Versus Cal
Stanford prepared for the Big Game with California as star fullback Ernie Nevers, hospitalized since Wednesday after a concussion from the Washington game, likely out tomorrow. Patchett to start in Nevers absence as Stanford aims for a decisive Pac-12 moment.
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Sneaking trick plays stun football veterans in navy report
Former pitcher Willer J. Shorte and Buelheli university standout discuss a deceiving Navy play that sparked public imagination. Babe Ruth earns hype for a home run in a losing game while others gain fame from sacrifice. Center College and Trinity College line up chain gang shifts shock Harvard with elusive onfield motion.
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Winter Boxing Cards Ignite Forum Show at Eight Rounds
Floyd Bowers, now claiming good standing in Waterloo, faces Sam Brown of Davenport in a main eight round bout at the Forum headlined by J. F. Morgan. Brown brings notable wins over Glen Sage and other welterweights. undercard features six round semi windups, a four round bout with Kid David, and a six man battle royal involving five negro fighters and one white. Attendees may smoke. courtly lineups include Kid Roberts and Kid Rose in earlier eliminations.
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Jackie Fields Knocked Out by Jimmy McLearn in Second Round
Los Angeles Nov 14 AP report says Jimmy McLearn of Oakland stopped former Olympic featherweight Jackie Fields in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Fields, cautious early, was repeatedly hurt by McLearn’s accurate rights and fell to the canvas twice before the referee stopped the fight as Fields failed to rise.
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Ames Cyclones to Wrestle Navy and Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa State wrestling coach Hugo Otopalik has arranged a grueling schedule featuring Navy at Annapolis on Feb 10, West Virginia at Morgantown on Feb 13, and Oklahoma A&M at Ames on Feb 19. Veteran wrestlers Kurtz Woodchuck Pranty and Lawrence lead, with newcomers Adamson Kingery Olsen showing potential for a varsity spot. Oklahoma Aggies pose the toughest meet, with five national amateur champions on their roster.
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Grange and public life ripple through a would-be star
A fragmented column blends jokes about Red Grange with satirical chatter on football fame and a future in Congress. It references Iowa, Wisconsin, and Chicago sports, while speculating on national celebrity, vaudeville, and an odd mix of modern distractions and politics.
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Americans face longer stay to contest 1926 British Open
Lomton, Nov. 12. Americans will find it harder to win the British open soil championship next year as new rules require six weeks away from the United States. Qualifying at St Anne's begins in May with two weeks of practice before the championship, forcing entrants to be in Moyland by mid May and endure extended prep periods.
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Ames Fresh Cage Squad Cut to 50
Ames Ta November 13 Special With the first cuts in the freshman basketball squad from Lad to 10 men Al Wheeler freshman coach at Town State college has his squad well ready for this winter's work Nine of this year s football men are expected to report at the end of the season The squad includes Lamar Wy att Hollywood Ca Dale Vaught Monroe Fred Ludwig Lawton Marvin Goodrich Sioux City Talo Shagle Beaver Cecil Madsen Spirit Lake The football men are Matty Johnson Dubuque Sanford Kill Story City Lo A Coomer Dayton Don Wilson Hopkinton Atlan Bishop Algona Burward Nive mis Avara John Miller Water loo Allen Tiohaan Fairfield
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Saturday College Football Schedule Fragment List
A long list of college football games is provided with multiple mismatched city spellings and indeterminate teams. It also notes two laboratories liquefying helium gas and an estimation that under 20,000 people in the United States are employed making ice cream. It mentions Queen Margherita of Italy possessing a lace handkerchief valued at 320000.
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East High Reserves to Meet La Porte City Subs
East High will host La Porte City High School reserves in a Thursday game at East High Athletic Field. Coach John Heldt, aiming to test offense and build unit cohesion, plans daily practice with the reserves next week. No admission charge for the exhibition clash.
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Marshalltown Boxer Loses to Jackie Conway in Des Moines Bout
Des Moines reports a 154 pound Minneapolis fighter Jackie Conway defeated Glenn Sage of Marshalltown in the main bout last night. Wirhorse McClurg of Marshalltown was routed by Louie Mays in a six round preliminary.
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