Starbuck Stars as Teachers Win Cedar Falls Clash
Cedar Falls high school faced the Training school eleven on College field and fell 28 to 0. Starbuck led the visitors with long runs and accurate kicking, while Shaw and Gibson sparked Cedar Falls' efforts but could not stop the Training school's relentless ground game. Starbuck tallied multiple touchdowns and kicked cleanly after each score as the crowd witnessed a decisive Training school victory.
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Cedar Fells
Starbuck
Cedar Falls
Altho
Exhi
Collee
Ing
Pisvers
Tigers
Am ‘ Shaw
Tiger
Rorim
Mace
Ward
Dass
Orri¢ Moliis
San Allenints
Tamumerabic
Davis
Hiad
Oval
Gibson
Shillinglaw
Thompson
Ivv Miller
Cole
Gisson
Fi Gibson
C. Whitford
Lst
Hnesman
Homecoming Banquet for Johnny Evers Set in Chicago
The Chicago Cubs announce a homecoming banquet for Johnny Evers on December 17 with Judge Land as toastmaster. National commission chairman-elect, baseball officials from other cities and managers Jack Hendricks and Roger Bresnahan have sent reservations, honoring Evers famed for the keystone trio.
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CBI
Associated Press
Chicago
Cubs
Johnny Evers
Judge Land
National Commission
Jack Hendricks
Roger Bresnahan
American Association
Keystone
May Lengthen Baseball Season to 168 Games
The Associated Press reports that at the February meetings the major leagues will discuss expanding each team's schedule to 168 games from 154. Proponents argue Sunday home games justify a longer season. details include a Br. Carl Bickley telephone notice fragment.
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Associated Press
New York
Fragmented World News Reflections and Political Snippets
A muddled column surveys Greece politics with Venizelos defeat and cabinet resignations, warns about Western cables to the state department, and notes American tensions. It mentions Harding, Judge Landis, and a football end from St Paul, plus references to读 a book and public discourse.
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Greece
Venizelos
America
Une Western Union
State Department
Mx Wilson
Teast Tyler
Germany
Ohio State Illinois clash to settle western supremacy
Urbana November 18 Ohio State and Illinois meet on Illinois field to decide the western conference champion for the year. Zuppke’s Illinois team, coming off a loss to Wisconsin, faces a strong Buckeyes squad with a tougher practice slate and cautious optimism. The defense needs bolstering while Illinois emphasizes old and new plays. Ohio State regroups after rest and holds edge in regulars. Saturday kickoff expected with crowds sold out. Cross country also on tap with fourteen universities in the Big Ten event, led by Michigan, Chicago, Northwestern and Wisconsin.
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Urbana
Ilinois
Ohio State
Zuppke
Tlini
Madison
Wisconsin
Tiini
Hillnois
Tilini
Althe
Canjon
Wilcemen
Illini
Ohio
Illinois
K of Sheong
Sippi A
Chicago
Michigan
Am Northwestern
Univers Tancert
Nols Armery
Ames Wrestlers to Meet Penn State Mat Men Next March
State College November schedule announced by Neil Fleming outlines a tough slate for the AMES wrestling team. The Blue and White will face Pennsylvania State College in March with Harvard and Princeton on the docket, plus a notable match against Iowa State March 26 marking a third meeting among the trio.
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AMES
Pennsylvania
State College
Harvard
Te Rho
Princeton
Pennsylvania State College
Neil Fleming
Pennsylvania State
Towa
Iowa State
Cadore to Wed Brooklyn Girl Next Saturday
Leon Cadore a Brooklyn National League pitcher will marry Miss Helen J. Sweeney of Brooklyn next Saturday. Dr. Carl Bickley will conduct the rites as announced from New York on November 1.
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Leon Cadore
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Helen J. Sweeney
Benny Leonard Wins Technical Decision in Fifth Round
SPORT FLASHES. New York Benny Leonard lightweight champion won a technical decision over Harlem Eddie Kelly in the fifth round when the referee stopped the bout. Also note the Misses Ethelda Bleibtrey Charlotte Loyte Alice Lord and Aileen Riggen set an unofficial 400 yard indoor relay record for women swimmers in 4 minutes 46 15 seconds. Other items mention Tex Rickard meeting Jack Sharkey in New York to decide a next bout, Bert Ellison traded to San Francisco, Enfilade retiring from stud, Yankee training camp plans and Man O War to be bred privately.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Harlem Eddie Kelly
Ethelda Bieibtrey
Charlotte Loyte
Alice Lord
Aileen Riggen
Louisville
Louis W. Knap
Babies of the American Association
Red
Rickard
Detroit
Mich
Bert Ellison
Tiger
San Francisco Club
Cole
Morton L. Schwartz
Thorebred
Audaious
Ames Readies for Homecoming Clash With Iowa on State Field
Ames Iowa November 18 Cyclone players declare we expect to win as Iowa State prepares for the annual Ames classic before a large homecoming crowd. Pep meetings energize campus with a bright electric Fight Ames Fight sign over Central Hall and Beat Iowa on Engineering and Ag halls.
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Ames
Cyclone
State Field
Iowa State College
Iowa
Minnesota
Cyclones
Norman Paine
Central Hall
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Iowa Rooters
Dr. Paine
Otopalik
Former West High Stars in Friday's Game at Cedar Falls
Three ex Waterloo West players are listed for Friday's State Teachers game in Cedar Falls. Holder may start at tackle for Cedar Falls, Buechelle is a Des Moines tackle, and Nauman could call signals for Des Moines as the season ends. Des Moines is viewed strong despite a Dubuque setback as Coach Dose pushes to sharpen both lines and backs for a big crowd.
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Waterloo West High
Teachers-Des Moines
Cedar Falls
Holder
Buechelle
Des Moines
Pob Nauman
Capital City
Buechele
Nauman
Dubuque University
Des Moines Eleven
Creighton University
Morning Side
Columbia
Dubuque
Ivan Dose
Dosef
James
Shearer
Toe Hold and Leg Split Crown Jack Reynolds Victor
A toeheld and a leg split overwhelmed Young Americas, Buffalo hopeful for welterweight, as Jack Reynolds of Cedar Rapids retained the crown at Waterloo theatre. Americus’s strength and speed contrasted Reynolds’s skill, with a 30 minute opening fall and a 13 minute second fall secured by pressure in a prying thigh hold.
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Buffalo
Jack Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Reynolds
Monsieur Américus
Americus
I A. Diehl
Troyd Wagner
Lile Fenger
Dempsey
Benny Leonard
A. B. Foss
la Porte City
Oscar Johnson
Harry Mills
Minneapolis
Hestra
Belgian Billiard Wizard Seeks Match With Hoppe
Edouard Horemans, the Belgian billiard wizard, arrived in New York to arrange a Championship match with Willie Hoppe. He brought his patched cue, repaired and wrapped seven times, with wood from Belgium, France, and Holland contributing to its make. Baseball in Cuba. Babe Ruth posted a .345 batting average during the Giants games in Havana, hitting two home runs, three triples, three doubles, and two singles while striking out six times. Torriente's three homers in one game topped Ruth's effort.
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Associated Press
New York
Edouard Horemans
Willie Hoppe
Belgium
France
Holland
Cuba
Havana
New York Giants
Babe Ruth
Torriente
Giants
Ruth
Iowa Coach Names All Conference Football Team
Coach Howard Jones of Iowa University lists eligible players for an all conference eleven. Craney Belding Slater Huffman Guire Deyier Devine Williams Stinchcomb Crangle among names, with positions including ends tackles guards backfield and center across Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio teams.
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Towa City
Howard Jones
Iowa University
Gars
Craney
Clinois
Belding
Iowa
Slater
Iowa Tech
Huffman
Ohio
eGuire
Chicago
Deyier
Illinois
A. Devine
Williams
Indiana
Stinchcomb
Crangle
Ilinois
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Carl Bickley
Ra Arma
Nur
Warren
Conspiracy Street Trust
Ardon
Landis
Phu
Jude
Onner
Wita
Newspoon
Samuel G. Blythe
St Paul
Harding
International News Service
George McManus
Sol
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
London
Joe Lynch
Pete Herman
New York American League Baseball Club
Yankee
Walter
M. .Jeffords
Samuel Riddle
Folowers
Hawkeyes
West High
Hoppe
Phelps
D.B. Phelps
Optometrist
Jefferson Street
Fitzgerald West Bros
Jay
Cfitzgerald West Bros
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