Iowa trounces Indiana 41 to 0 in muddy clash
Iowa, led by Captain Aubrey Devine, crushed Indiana 41 to 0 after scoring three touchdowns in the first period and one in each of the remaining periods. Devine and his brother Glen starred with several long runs and a series of passes. Substitutions were frequent as Iowa dominated all phases while Indiana failed to threaten.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Indiana
Aubrey Devin
Bril Jancy
Hawkeye
Devine
Locke
Nebraska Routs Oklahoma 28 to 6 in MoWller contest
Nebraska University defeated Oklahoma A in the Missouri Valley game by 28 to 6. Scherer recovered a Kansas fumble, Seid gained 35 yards for the first TD, Swanson kicked both goals, Hart's Hartine plunges set up a third score, and Noble scampered 26 yards as Nebraska extended its lead late in the game.
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Nebraska University
Oklahoma A
Missouri
Scherer
Nebraska
Kansas
Seid
Corthusker
Swanson
Hart Nebraska
Noble
Lincoln
Kicking Records of Spirit Lake High Players
Spirit Lake Nov 14 publicity around Stevenson of Freeport Ill boosts interest in football kicking. Lynn Swaney Spirit Lake right tackle posts a standout 106 yard mark with 14 consecutive goals this season. Against Humboldt High this year he booted 14 consecutive kicks and again impressed on Armistice day with strong kicking.
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Spirit Lake
Stevenson
Nign
Freeport
Ill
Lynn Swaney
Swaney
Humboldt High
Focal Star
Lelivelt Named Tulsa Oklahoman Players Manager 1925
Jack Lelivelt, famed Western league batsman and ex Odaha elut manager, signed to manage Tulsa in 1925. The announcement came from William Friel on his return from Chicago. he replaces Bill Clymer who led the club late in the 1921 season.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jack Lelivelt
Odaha Elut
Tule
William Friel
Eri
Chicago
Lelvelt
Bill Clymer
A Comic Strip in Type and Hotelkey Saga
A fragmented comic strip style tale follows Julius Hotelkey and Alice Shoe feather in a quirky wedding and misadventures. The piece affectionately mocks social rituals with travel to Moose Jaw and other places while a chorus of well wishers and odd anecdotes fill the frame.
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Julius Hotelker
Alice Shoefeather
Julius
Alice
Irls
Julius Otelkey
Lem
Johnny
Juliua Ho
Tchkey
Mye
Moose Jaw
Uco-ch
Waukegan
Julius Horelkey
Associated Editors
State powers clash as Charles City tops Mason City
Charles City defeated Mason City 30 to 7 before a capacity crowd and a large share of the town, reaffirming its claim as a state title contender. Cedar Rapids routed West High of Waterloo 22 to 1 on a muddy Cedar Rapids field. Ames beat Newton 7 to 0 and pursues the state banner while Cedar Rapids and Charles City loom as main contenders.
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Charles City
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
West High
Waterloo
J. H. Soueh
Cedar Rapiis
Mason Giry
Charlee City
Ames
Newton
Boone
Teachers College High School
College High
Ottumwa
State College runners set cross country record in Missouri Valley
Lincoln Nebraska Saturday saw State College cross country claim a fourth straight Missouri Valley Conference win. Rathbun Ames led the field on the one and one third mile course in 26 minutes with Captain Frevert Webb Powell Bierbaum among the pack. Kansas was second Kansas State third Nebraska fourth Grinnell Washington and others followed in a mixed field.
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Lincoln
Neb
Towa
State College
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
Cyclone Harriers
Rathbun
Ames
Frevert
Webb
Powell
Bierbaum
Shell Rock Girls and Boys Fall to Allison
Shell Rock consolidated school both girls and boys basketball teams were defeated by Allison last Friday. The girls lost 14 to 1 and the boys 49 to 14. Return games set for Shell Rock on November 23.
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Shell Rock
Shell Rock Consolidated School
Allison
Harvard Scouts Watch Iowa Play
Harvard officials sent a scout to observe Iowa's football against Indiana in Iowa City to glean tips for Yale game prep. The piece notes Greeley and Morrison scouting, Howard Jones linked to Tad Jones, and Iowa’s strong form as Big Ten title race rumors surface.
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Mahamout
Harvard
Iowa Indiana
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Greeley
Cambridge
Yale
Stowa
Howard Jones
Tad Jones
Iowa
Towa
Gambridge
Bulldogs
Nebraska Keeps Unbeaten Valley Stand As Games Loom
Nebraska remains the Missouri Valley Conference’s only unbeaten club after routing Kansas 28 to 0 in Lincoln. Missouri beat Oklahoma 24 to 14 to rise to second place, while Kansas Aggies dropped to third after a Friday loss at Ames. Oklahoma and Kansas meet next Saturday in Manhattan, with Nebraska slated for Ames. In Clarinda, a fatality followed a high school game as Villisca captain Watt died from injuries.
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Prasad
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Nebraska
Kansas
Lincoln
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma Sooners
Chuck” Lewis
Hamilton
Tigers
Ames-Aggies
Young
Higgins
Nebraska Ames
Manhattan
Clarinda
Larinda
Villisca
Watt
Ohio State Illinois Game Decides Big Ten Honors
Chicago reports on the 1921 Western Conference title race with Ohio State facing Illinois as Iowa eyes an easier win over Northwestern. Wisconsin seeks runner up with a win over Chicago while Purdue meets Indiana and Michigan hosts Minnesota in rivalry games.
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Iowa
Northwestern
Towa
Purple
Jones
Indiana
Big Ten
Ohio State
Iellingis
Ohio
Ames
Autres
Nebraska_ university
Drake
Kansas Aggies
Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids Collegians
Associated Press
Chicago
Purdue
Michigan Ana
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Football Scores From State and East Grids
A compilation of college and high school football results across regions. Notable scores include Town 41 over Indiana Central 13 and Army 49 over Villa Nova 0, with Yale 13 and Princeton 7 in the East, and multiple games across Ohio, Colorado, and the South.
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Indiana Central
Hisworth
Drake
Morningside
Columbus
Campion
South
Centra
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Georgia
W. and
Roanoke College
Tennessee
Sewanee
Furman
South Carolina
High School
Grinnell
Boone
Anita
Cumberland
Mitchellville
Norwalk
Ie Mars
Sutherland
Oskaloosa
Seymour
Indianola
Chariton
Kiloomfield
Memptia
Leon
Alierton
Sioux City
Iowa State Homecoming Hopes Rise for Nebraska Clash
Ames Iowa Nov 14 Iowa State fans care more than ever as the Cyclones, returning to form, prep for the Nov 19 homecoming clash with Nebraska. A record crowd is anticipated after wins over Kansas Grinnell Drake and Missouri. Eugene Dawson’s Nebraska squad draws focus while alumni gather for pep rallies and reunions across campus and town.
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Ames
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kent
Mayser
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Kansas Aggies
Grinnell
Drake
Dawson
Cornhusker
Warner
Pitt
Lincoln
East
M.J Riggs
Iowa State College
Toledo
Alumni Hall
Ward M. Jones
Cyclone
Cardinal Guild
Iowa
Conti and Cochran to Meet First in 18.2 Balkline Tourney
The world 18.2 balkline championship opens in Chicago with Roger Conti of France facing Welker Cochran of San Francisco in the first game. Cochran is favored though Conti has shown strong form in practice. Ora Morningstar of San Diego vs Edouard Horemans marks another key contest as Horemans debuts in America. Willie Hoppe, the champion, starts action tomorrow night against tonight’s loser, while Jake Schaefer meets George Sutton in the second afternoon session.
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Chicago
Tonighi
Roger Conti
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Cochran
Ora C
Morningstar
San Diego
Edouard Horemans
Horemans
America
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Hoppe
Two County Grid Games This Week Fort Dodge Here
West high closes 1921 football year on its new athletic field next Saturday by hosting Fort Dodge here. Hast high faces Dubuque high in Dubuque Friday. Cedar Falls teams and Charles City meet in key games as Independence and East high also play Cedar Falls rivals on Thanksgiving day.
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Still College
Ellsworth
Des Moines
Catholics
Trinity
Sioux City
Iowa
Wesleyan
Penn College
Osikaloosa
Simpson
Dubuque
Columbia
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
Luther
Tarkio
Parsons
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Drake
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Dubuque High
Cedar Falls
Teachers College High
Charles City
Independence
East High
Cedar Falls High
Fonda
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Cedar Falls Tigers
Independence Eleven
Teachers High
Ames to sponsor intercollegiate boxing at Iowa State
Iowa State College director Charles W. Mayser aims to enter an intercollegiate boxing tournament, potentially the first midwest college to adopt boxing as a sport. Bouts would use intercollegiate rules with padded gloves. The drive seeks broad student participation, highlighting intramural athletics across basketball boxing swimming and horseshoe pitching.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Charles W. Mayser
Middlewest
Mayser
Drake University
Des Moines
Town State College
Columbia States Hard Cage Card Brings Tough 1921 Schedule
Dubuque Ia November 14 Columba college set to begin basketball season with one of the hardest schedules locally. Marquette requests two games, Creighton four, and Hawkeye conference teams to challenge the squad led by Noonan. Veterans Fischer Blake Cashen Long return as arena seats expanded to a 1,000 capacity with band and quartet. Henrie Engel to perform intermissions. coach Gene Van Gent notes prospects for another championship team.
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Dubuque
Columbia
College
Marquette
University
Creighton University
Hawkeye
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Minnesota
de Paul University of Chicago
Noonan
Fischer
Blake
Cashen
Long
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Athletic Association
Henrie’ Engel
Philadelphia A L club seeks spring training in Montgomery
The Philadelphia American League baseball club aims to arrange spring training in Montgomery via the Chamber of Commerce. Ty Cobb predicts the Pacific Coast League will be stronger with a 320 000 bonus for top clubs. Stanford offers 30 cent rain insurance on the big Stanford California game tickets.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Cal
Ty Cobb
Stanford University
University of California
Pacific Coast ‘Baseball League
Charles Graham
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
New York
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Princeton
Yale
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