Rivalries Dominate Open Football Schedule of 1924
Arch rivals Yale Princeton Notre Dame Nebraska Ohio State Michigan Pennsylvania Penn State Cornell Dartmouth Alabama meet on big open section of 1924 schedule. Nebraska and Notre Dame loom. Yale defense faces Princeton. Penn State tests Penn. Dartmouth meets Cornell. Georgia Tech Vanderbilt clash. Alabama Centre tilt could crown southern champ.
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Washington and Jefferson
Kansas
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Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
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Illinois
California
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Rutgers
Illink
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Alabama Poly
Knox Now Leader of Midwest Loop in Conference Standings
Knox moved to the top of the Midwest conference with a 20 to 7 win over Coe and a 3 to 3 tie between Cornell and Beloit. Cornell remains in second with one tie, Beloit tied for third with Cartelan, and Carleton shutout Monmouth 26 to 0. Remaining schedule tightens race for final standings.
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Ripon
Lawrence
Hamline
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Dubuque University
Iowa
Ilinois College
November Odds and Ends in a Hazy Fragment
A fragmentary journalry note blends autumn musings on November days and nature with scattered items about sports, jokes, and local color. It hints at Rutgers discipline, a horticultural show, a Chicago wrestler, and a sly urban vignette about a cat, cars, and city life, all in a playful, mosaic tone.
Star Pro Golfers Entered At Norfolk
About 59 professional golfers including top stars from the race are entered to start today in the first open professional tour tournament at Princess Anne Country Club in Norfolk Virginia. Play will run in three rounds to total 72 holes over today and tomorrow with five purses for low medal scores. Entries include Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Joe Kirkwood Jim Barnes Pat Doyle Harry Hampton and other leaders. Par scores of 72 were posted by ten players after workouts yesterday.
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Pat Doyle
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Jeaders
Michigan Prepares to Meet Iowa After Ohio Focus
Ann Arbor reports Michigan intensifies drills for the Iowa showdown on November 22 after practicing against Ohio State. Coach Little emphasizes defense against Buckeye passing and reinforcing the offense to extend the winning streak, aiming to rebound from recent Big Ten rivals.
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Mississippi Valley League Needs Larger Attendance Report
M. H. Sexton reports Mississippi Valley League must draw about 36 percent more than aggregate population to be self sustaining. He lists city populations and attendances showing six cities exceeded population by 4 to 75 percent while three smaller cities performed best. Projected totals suggest 334,470 attendance with revenues and club costs estimated for 1934.
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Hawkeye Football Notes and Regional Scouting Report
Illinois train movement toward Minneapolis with eight coaches en route and Waterloo stop noted. Iowa Hawkeyes shown against Wisconsin at Madison with scouts report due on team defense and upcoming games. Local players Rob Grange, Stuart Clarke and others mentioned along with boxing prospects Melichar and Alexander. Clinton and Kalona clash in state grid title race. details on minor league figures and Des Moines prep standings.
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Kalona Indians
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Coe College to Meet Carleton in Strong Grid Event
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 14 Coe College prepares for a standout football clash on their field as Carleton College visits for a key Midwest contest Carleton just defeated Hamline to claim Minnesota College grid status and Coe seeks a win amid a season featuring games against Iowa Illinois and Minnesota teams New York November 14 L Jones Aggies star leads the East in kicking with 21 extra points and five field goals for 26 points overall after adding no touchdowns
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Golf lie problems challenge players on uneven ground
In this Inside Golf installment Chester Horton discusses how sidehill and uphill or downhill lies force golfers to adjust foot placement and balance. He notes tendencies to lean back or forward and to look up on uphill shots, urging discipline to compensate for the incline’s pull.
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John F. Dille Oe
East High Faces Charles City in Last Game of Season
East High football hosts Charles City at My League Park in the final game before Thanksgiving. Kickoff is at 2 0p m with possible lineup changes as Beckner Collentine Lapole and others may sit. West High prepares for Cedar Falls with a largely revised lineup and reserves to gain starting experience before season end.
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Iowa Gr inns Off For Madison In Injured Gap Highlight
The 28 strong Hawkeyes left for Madison with coach Ingwersen trying to cover holes caused by Fleckenstein McIntyre and Griffen injuries. Krasuski may start at guard with Daniels and Raffensperger competing. Don Hines improves at center as multiple backfield combos are tested for the Badgers game. The squad travels with the band and about two thousand supporters.
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League Bowls Whiteside Night Winners Include Repass Coreys
Repass Auto, Leonard Cigars, 000 Cigar and Corey's Restaurant led Whiteside league play on Wednesday and Thursday at Whiteside alleys. Repass halted Osban Motors in three straight. Leonard Cigars won two of three from Rath's. Loop Cigars swept Miller Construction. Corey's Restaurant defeated Courier guine t. George Mosher of Leonard Cigars claimed top individual honors with 225, while A. Mosher finished second.
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Chicago Sewage Wars Threaten Illinois River Waters
A speaker argues against Chicago diverting the Illinois River to the Mississippi, flooding valleys and spreading sewage. Towns unite to demand a treatment plant as pollution harms health, recreation, and fish life across the region.
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Floyd Bowers Rostan Show at Waterloo Theatre Tonight
Navy Rostan faces Floyd Bowers in a boxing card at the Waterloo theatre tonight starting 8:30 pm. Rostan hopes to recall past hard battles while Bowers trains on shipboard discipline after a recent loss. Also on the bill are Wirth and Smith versus Harris, plus Ray and Roberts in prelim bouts. John Goss promotes.
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