Hawkeyes Poised for State Title as Race Tightens
Des Moines reports state football races in focus as Iowa Hawkeyes head toward the title with State College, Drake, and Coe in pursuit. High school action reshapes contenders with Clinton, Sioux City, and East Des Moines leading, while Drake faces Ames and Iowa-Nebraska grid battles loom.
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West High and Des Moines Tied in Hard Fought clash
West High and North Des Moines battled to a 13 all tie as Clyde Davis and Rausch starred for West High before an injury slowed Davis in the second half. Gerberich and Horseburgh led North Des Moines with strong ground gains and crucial passes. The contest featured open formations, several long runs, and a late West High drive that fell short of a go ahead score.
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East High Triumphs Over Cedar Falls 20 to 0
East High defeated Cedar Falls 20 to 0 on Saturday in a hard fought game. Key players Gordon Rath Dick Rath Simpson and Allen led the drive while Bodholt kicked both extra points. Cedar Falls defended fiercely but East High pursued the prize from start to finish. The Cedar Falls reserves were overwhelmed 9 to 0 in the curtain raiser as Simpson Giley and Sager dominated the ground game.
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Nebraska Critics Challenge Western Title Claim
Nebraska university and Missouri Valley circles protested a plan by Big Nine football authorities to stage a post season title game between the Chicago conference champion and the eastern champion. Nebraska argues their undefeated record and 1919 peers place them as the strongest western team, questioning Big Nine authority to award a western championship and the right to meet the east for the national title.
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Death of Field Marshal Earl Roberts in France
London reports Field Marshal Earl Roberts died in France from pneumonia after a chill. The 82 year old veteran, a national hero, had urged compulsory military service and warned Britain of a possible German war. Known as "Bobs," he remained a symbol of soldierly resolve and fitness for service.
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Weekend College Football Scores Shock Wide Range of Victories
Saturday results show Town 28 Ames 6 and Case 59 Hiram 13 among many games. Notable outcomes include Colorado College 61 over Denver 7, Notre Dame 48 Calliste 6, and Nebraska 0 Missouri 26 with several other pairings across the schedule.
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Clinton May Lose Bert Hough
Clinton has not yet decided on a 1916 boss for the Pilots. If Bert Hough departs, W R McNamara may take over, bringing long experience and previously managing Bloomington in the Three-Eye loop. A final decision hinges on Hough's return plans and outside booster support.
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Dictionary offer from Waterloo Evening Courier ad
An advertisement urges readers to trade eight clipped certificates from consecutive Waterloo Evening Courier issues for a copy of the New Modern English Illustrated dictionary. The pitch promises a valuable library addition and a handy ready reference for a desk, framing the deal as a path to better understanding.
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College Football Scores From Weekend Slate
Portsmouth defeats Pennsylvania 43 to 6 while Army tops Maine 28 to 0 Navy wins 31 to 21 at Colby, Williams 14 Amherst, Tufts 60 Bowdoin 7. Lafayette 42 over Albright 6 Syracuse and Colgate 0 Lehigh 10 over Villanova 0 High School results include fast high 20 Cedar Falls 0 and others in Iowa games across multiple cities.
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Billy Pig’s Bravery Stirs Piggie Browns by the Wall
In a rural tale Billy Pig boasts of courage before the Piggie Browns as a dog roars. Billy Goat intervenes driving off the threat, while Rover flees. The Browns fearfully piece together their rescue and await tomorrow’s entry Drusilla Starts for the Country.
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New Modern English Dictionary Offers Free Language Scholarship
The passage urges readers to improve vocabulary through the New Modern English Dictionary. It argues many lack proper word understanding hinders business and social life and promotes clipping a certificate for a free dictionary scholarship at the department.
Iowa Drake Game Proposed Ends Unclear
Des Moines November 16 A proposed football game between Iowa and Drake is discussed with details incomplete due to partial OCR. No final date or location is confirmed in the readable text.
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