Cedar Falls Falls to West High 29 to 6 in Surprise Defeat
West High overcame a halftime Cedar Falls lead to dominate the second half scoring 29 points. Doc Miller led the West offense with a 30 yard run and two touchdowns, while Max Miller and Sindlinger added scores as West High clinched the win before 2,000 spectators.
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West High
Cedar Falls High
Cedar Falls
Couch
Falls
Waterloo
Far West High
Doc’ Miller
Max Miller
Sindlinger
Lichty
Andreasen
Shearer
Tigers
Hansén
Brandes
West
Doc” Miller
Cedar
Doc
West High Lichty
Roe
Burnham
Leoward
Alien
Miller
Uitehins
Cedar Falle
Bailey
Shaw
Mek
Iller
Cedars
West Hig
Hitchins
Beeres
Oceder Falls
O'Brien
Osgood
Grinnell
Glasener
C. Besdlinesman
Sen
Gibson Set to Take Pirates Manager Role in 1920
Rumors whirl that Hack Gibson may replace Hugo Bertlek as Pittsburgh Pirates manager after January 1 1920 with Barnard Dreyfuss backing the move. Gibson long praised for effort and field leadership, while other figures like Johnny Krars are noted in the chatter.
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Althoit
Pittsburgh Pirate
Hugo Bertlek
George “Hack” Gibson
Toronto
Daly
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Barner Dreyfuss
Smoketown
Gibby
Glass
Kell Pl
Gilson
Pirates
Drew
New York
Giants
Appers
Dreyfuss
Tasnitea
Johnny Krars
Evers
Wits
Dane
Serins
Iowa Loses 8-6 to Stagg's Team in Chicago
Chicago November 17 Iowa's football machine battled Stagg's Maroons to a 8-6 defeat. Iowa led 5 2 but Chicago rallied with a late drive as Maroons quarterback Graham scored on a 5 yard run and a field kick gave Chicago the margin. Captain Lohman, the Devine brothers, and Graham starred for Chicago while Iowa's Lohman, Slater, and Belding stood out on defense and offense.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wildcats
Hawkeyes
Jones
Lohman
Devine Brothers
Oval
Rea’ Wreadam
Maroons
Higgins
A. Devine
Graham
Belding
Slater
Towa Routers
Chicagro
Louche
Jackson
Parker
Divine
Loh
Abo Cone
Jeep
Chicaro
Raals
Jinwa
Acoringe
G. Devine
Madison
Wis
Chick” Harley
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ohioans
Harley
Stinchcomb
Buckeye
Ohio
Vinore
Huff
Pix Teft
Hotteamn
Trett
Salers
Richt Hokle
Flowers
Teft
Sieheamh
Barter Richt Satthark
Blisseft
Wil Teft
Sentt
Cardoes
Seare
Harles
Michigan Gridiron Fragments Leave Sparse Read
Snapped OCR shows players center Wilson right guard Donn right tackle Syre Tai fear arr Bert Weston left half bee Cruise right halfback Eades and others. Scoring notes are garbled with mentions of touchdowns and field goals, names, and periods unclear.
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Thinois
Michigan
Vehana
University of Miingis
Meccnizan
Ohio State
Wolverines
Finfense
Tllinois- Carney
Ingwerson
Mohr
Den~ler
Apalegran
Guar Petty
Reichle
Th Fletcher
Wilson
Donn
Syre Tai
Bert Weston
Cruise
Eades
Tulback
Hiinels
Quist
Sternamian
Lovejoy
Goabs
Fleteher
Stermanan
Steichte
Reals Trom
Jletcher
Partes
Delwein Defeats East High 24 to 18 in late rally
Delwein high school at Delwein Ia defeated Waterloo East High 24 to 18 after trailing 12 to 6 at halftime. Dresbach starred for Delwein with all four touchdowns while East High veteran Don O'Connor returned to score twice and add key runs and plays. Parkin added a late score for Waterloo East.
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Delwein
Delwein High
East Nigh
Waterloo
Oelwein
Dresbach
East High
Waterloo East High
Waterloo East High Lneup
Howies
Scripture
Garramoni
Garramprant
Harris
Bruggeman
Kaltenbach
Two New World Records In Three Cushion Billiards
Cleveland November 17 two new world records were set in three cushion billiards by Tid Denton of Kansas City. He scored 50 points in 30 innings against Byron Gillette of Buffalo, surpassing the 36 innings mark. Denton also achieved a new high run record with 17 points in the 14th inning, and nearly matched the all time run record of 18. Hugh Heal of Toledo beat Clarence Jackson of Detroit 51 to 23 in 47 innings. The tournament standings follow.
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Cleveland
Tid ‘Denton
Kansas City
Denton
Byron Gillette
Buffalo
Gillett
Rum
Pierre Maupome
Gillette
Fighnoth
Dyer
Hugh Heal
Toledo
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Griffith and Brown to sail for England in December
Chicago reports an exodus of American boxers to Europe. Johnny Griffiths Akron welterweight and George Brown Chicago middleweight depart December 5 and debut December 16 in London. Brown faces Eddie McGoorty. Griffiths meets Francis Childs in their European debuts.
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Chicago
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
George
Griffiths
Francis Childs
Parkersburg Beats Dike in Season Opener
Parkersburg's basketball team opened the season with a 46 to 20 win over Dike. The game drew a large local crowd and about 160 Dike supporters accompanied their team.
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Parkersburg
DIKE
Tike
Altho
Ames Defeat Kansas Aggies 46 to 0 at Iowa State Field
In Ames Iowa on November 17 the Cyclones crushed the Kansas Aggies 46 to 0 before a homecoming crowd. Ames scored in every period with a strong line and swift backs led by Webb Barker and White. Subs filled in late as the dominant Ames team controlled the game.
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Ames
Iowa State College Athletic Field
Kansas Aggies
Huskies
Kansas
Aggies
Ames Tactical Thunder
Ames—Webb
Zink
Younglef
Burns
Barker
Denfield
Seal
Boyd
White
Davis
Hunterman
Randels
Gatz
Huston
Cleland
Stowe
Paige
Schultz
Vanderloo
Hirgins
Hibbs
Bord
Johnson
Hadley
Schooley
Ore
Lingenfelter
Birch
Higgins
Church
Alsin
Enlow
Bogue
Quinlan
Burton
WL Cowell, Gallagher For Places, Barnes For E. Cowell, Huttines
Tdenfield
Webb
Hibs
Dubuque
Cedar Walls
Dubuque College of
Hersey
Whitford
Andrews
Prospichel
Cedar Falls
Cavan
Christiansen
Archer
Gual Brawn
Nexvnolds
Berry
Edleman
Sherrad
Hers
Bailey
Ford
Punyque—McCormick
Timressin
Oberbacking
O'Toole
Prosplehel
Shafer
Mr Greevy
Noonan
Blake
Winn
Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Franks
Smith
Makeyer
Cornell Hine
Aanger
Caniel
Coxotes
DRAKE
Vermilion
D. D
Drake University of
A D Basketball Team Organized
The American Legion forms a basketball team with F W Richardson as manager and Stanley Bragdon as captain. Alumni and coaches join players including Milo Miller Jack Skien Mickey McDonald Carl Holden and Bragdon. Tryouts urged for region veterans. eight men will be carried. Schedule includes Dec 3 vs Charles City and games against Cedar Rapids Muscatine A L and Cheyenne Indians for Christmas.
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American Legion
F. W. Richardson
Stanley Bragdon
Milo Miller
Amés
Jack Skien
East High
Richardson
Mickey McDonald
Ames
Carl Holden
West High
Bragdon
Charles City
Cellar Rapids
Muscatine A. L
Cheyenne Indians
Football results from many colleges and high schools across regions
A wide roundup shows Gov. Chicago 9 over Town Coe 7, Cornell 0. Morningside 27 over Val Teachers 71. Drake 3 over Dubuque seminary 57. Kansas Aggies 0. Nebraska 19 over Kansas 7. Fordham and other matches with teams such as Marquette North Dakota Illinois Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin and others posting varied scores. high school games include Ames high 42 over Boone 0 and many more regional results.
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Chicago
Town
Coe
Cornell
Morningside
Val
Dubuque
Upper Iowa
Parsons
South Dakota
Drake
Dubuque Seminary
Jather College
Buena Vista
Nebraska Normal
Kansas Aggies
WEST
Missouri
Washington
University of Detroit
North Dakota
Aggies
Marquette
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
University of Washington
Washington State
Colorado College
University of Denver
Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Creighton
Wyoming
Southern California
Utah
Nevada
St. Mary's College
Palirornis
Stanford
Miami
Mount Union
Akrona University
Western Reserve
Wooster
Kenyon
Center College
Kentucky State
Camp Taylor
Camp Sherman
University of Colorado
Utah Aggies
Two High School Football Rivals Face Off in Muddy Clash
Fort Dodge defeated Sioux City 16 to 0 to stay unbeaten in the annual meeting. Cook scored early, Rankin kicked, and a third quarter safety followed by a late 30 yard Kempler TD capped the win.
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Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Dodgears
Cook
Rankin
Stockyards
Dodgers
Kempler
West High Basketball Schedule and Injury News
West High announces a busy season with games against Shell Rock Owen Cedar Falls Marion Nashua Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and more. In trap shooting Kansas City carnival results show George Grubb high amateur with 190 of 200 while professionals led by C G Spencer with 190. Also Galesburg Illinois reports Harry Williams, a local high school football player, suffered a broken neck and is in serious condition.
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West High School
D. F. Lawson
Shell Rock
Owen
Cedar Falls
Marion
Nashua
Cedar Svalls
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Ansasity
George Grubb
Wetmore
Kat
Kansas City
R. Elliott
William Wetleaf
Nichols
C. G. Spencer
St. Louis
Galesburg
Ill
Harry Williams
Peoria Manual High
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W. J
Hanilul
Stagg
Buckeyes
Hlinols
Rod" Graham
Star
Ottei
Doc O'Connor
Griffith
Brow
England
Rangad
Dubuque College
Coc
Hayes
A.D
Army
Villa_Nova U. Buckwell
Gettysburg
Navy
Colby
West Virginia
Rutgers
Penn State
Hamilton
Union
Wesleyan
Columbia
Phillips-Andover
Phillips-Exeter
Lafayette
Trinity
Swarthmore
Delaware
Ursiius
Franklin and Marshall
Lehigh
Muehlenburg
Gallaudet
Washington College
Johns Hopkins
Western Mary
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Dickinson
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Princeton
Yale
Pennsylvania
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Colgate
Northwestern
Indiana
Brown
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Harvard
Tufts
South Tennessee
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia Tech
Georgetown
Isandenbilt
University of Virgin
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Catholic University
Fort Redge
Ames High
Boone
Richland
Washington High School
Osage
Austin
Minn
West Waterloo
Clarinda
Redford
Davenport
Rock Island
Yayette
West Union
Missouri Valley
Denison
Yaaurens
Route
East Waterloo
Lincoln High
Qmaht High
D. M. North High
Mason City
Des Moines
North High
Drake Stadium
Des Moines West High
Sherman
North
Curtis Morton
Morton
Mason
City
Linn County
Lamners
Peterson
Frank
Hail
Buirge
Comfort
Hall
Budge
Zobel
Leff
Waterloo Laundry Co
Jefferson
Texas
Gulf
Alamo
Consolidated Ticket Office
United States Railroad Administration
Transportation Bldg
Liberty St
New York City
Healey Bidg
Atlanta
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