Thanksgiving gridiron clash looms for West and East high
Thanksgiving Day game on Cedar River gridiron set as West high seeks a repeat of a strong season, having lost only once. East high, lighter and less experienced, vows revenge after two recent defeats, with Captain O Connor returning to bolster the Orange and Black. Ohio State eyeing Big Ten crown as Illinois challenges Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Cedar Falls
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Cedar Rapids
O'Connor
Jack Skein
O’connor
Clyde Miller
John Barnes
Glenn Miller West High
Alien
Lichty
Colin
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Allen
Bas
Parkin
O’conner
Max Miller
Glenn Miller
Capt. Hitchins
Couch
Chicago
Ohio State
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Ohiwaw
Columbus
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Linois
Buckeyes
Chick Harley
Oho
Iowa Eleven
Hawkeyes
Maroons
Iowans
Northwestern
Indiana
Purple
Charles City High and Nashua End Season on Turkey Day
Charles City loses to Nashua 41 to 4 after a fast start by Nashua with five first-half touchdowns. Charles City shows effort in the second half with one TD each, highlighted by long touchdown runs. One remaining game is at Nashua on Thanksgiving Day.
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Nashua
Charles City
Lincoln Field
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North Dakota Aggies praise Movold Morald 140 pound quarterback
The article lauds Movold Morald of the North Dakota Agricultural College as a diminutive yet versatile quarterback. Described as a field general, he is a sharp passer, speedy runner, and quick kicker, capable of long forward passes and snap kicks from standard formations.
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Benny Leonard Knocks Out Duffy in Second Round
Boxing brief from 8port Flashes reports Benny Leonard stopped Jimmy Duffy in the second round of a 10 round bout in Tulsa. Other notes include Brean Downey edging Goats Doig in Peoria, Battling Levinsky defeating Bartley Madden in Montreal, Bill Brennan stopping Andy Schmader in Philadelphia, Samuel J Does elected American Athletic Union president in Boston, A R Tearney reelected Western League president in Chicago, and Pat Moore defeating Jabaz White in Memphis in eight rounds.
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Jimmy Duffy
Peoria
Brean Downey
Goats
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Philadelphia
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Andy Schmader
Boston
Mass
Samuel J. Does
American Athletic Union
Chicago
A. R. Tearney
Memphis
Tenn
Pat Moore
Jabaz White
North Des Moines to face East Des Moines in city title clash
Last Saturday results show North Des Moines, Fort Dodge, and Ames among top contenders, with several teams eliminated. North Des Moines meets East Des Moines in a decisive city championship clash that will influence state title claims and playoff prospects for the leading programs.
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Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Amés
Boone
Waterloo West High
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Valley Junction
Ankeny
Elliott
Shenandoah
Odebolt
Rockwell City
Corydon
Indianola
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Dodgers
Ames
Algona
Navy Rostan To Meet Comiskey In Waterloo Bout
Tommy Comiskey of St Paul welterweight will face "Navy" Rostan in a 10 round bout at the Waterloo theatre on the evening of Nov 36. The match is announced by local boxing club officials. Comiskey trains under Eddie Kane, manager of the Gibbons Bros, and Rostan trains at Joliet under John Krone. Rostan recently joined Krone's management and is preparing for his career in boxing.
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St. Paul
Navy
Rostan
Waterloo Theatre
Comiskey
Eddie Kane
Gibbons Bros
Tommy
Mike Gibbons
Mike O'Dowd
John Krone
Chicago
Joliet, Ill
Waterloo Fight Fans Preview O'Keefe Showdown
Waterloo fight fans and spa followers recall Denny O'Keefe from last summer and praise his clean exhibition. O'Keefe holds decisions over both men who are matched for the local bout set for Thanksgiving Eve.
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Waterloo
Denny O'Keefe
Spa
O’keefe
West High Wins After Second Half Rally Over Cedar Falls
Waterloo fans saw a remarkable football game as West High reversed a weak first half with a crashing second half. Cedar Falls started strong with a stout defense and quick scoring but West High regrouped and unleashed a powerful rally, overturning a six point deficit with three touchdowns. Cedar Falls fought hard but West High’s renewed lineup and pace proved decisive in a dramatic reversal on Fifth and Locust.
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Cedar Falls
Locust Street
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Tigers
West’ High
Jay Couch
Sindlinger
Max Miller
Red* Lichty
City
Three Eleveng in State Title Ace
Des Moines November 18 1919 state high school football race could end in a three cornered tie if North Des Moines Fort Dodge and Aves each win their remaining games. All three teams won their listed games this week.
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Des Moines
North Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Aves
O Dowd Gibbons Bout Promises Title Fight Night
In St Paul on Friday Mike Gibbons weighs in in full regalia as he and manager Paddy Mullins mount a strict Queensbury rules demand amid claims of faulted business judgment by the Gibbons camp. The middleweight showdown with world champion Mike O Dowd heightens tension.
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Nelson
Billy Nolan
Gans
O'Dowd
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St. Paul
Minn
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Mike O'Dowd
Paddy Mullins
Reddy
Marquis of Queensbury
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