Waterloo Utds Face Injured Waterloo At Cedar River Park
Waterloo Athletic Club football team again hampered by injuries as it prepares to host Marshalltown Independents at Cedar River Park Sunday at 3 p m. Coach Lyle McDonald faces lineup challenges with Leonard Nauman sidelined by sickness and others fighting illness.
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Waterloo Athletic Club
Marshalltown Independents
Cedar Riiver Park
Waterloo
Rock Independents
Lyle McDonald
Star Riverside
Marshalltown
Ceder Rapids
Ait
Cédar Rapids
Elerton
Walligrod
Bonner
Hatcher
Shannon
L. Leonard
Nauman
Milo Mmiler
Mickey McGuire
McDonald
Ollan
Warerino—Crummer
C. Leonard
Ownor
Dean
Seger
Thimpson
Bragdon
Gilley
Allen
Elderton
Bisalow
Thompson
Willigrod
Webb
Watson
Black
Bowman
Cedar Falls Five to Play Waterloo Cage Teams Twice
Cedar Falls high boys basketball unveils a 17 game schedule under Coach Loyal Thomas. The Tigers host and visit Waterloo west and Waterloo east high, and Teachers College high, plus games against top northeastern Iowa teams including Waverly, Osage, Osage, Charles City, and Grundy Center.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Walls
Loyal Thomas
Waterloo West High
Waterloo East High
Teachers College High
Tigers
Xashua
C. Waverly
Jet
Osage
Barmpton
Charles City
Hike
Teachers High
Waterloo East
Grundy Center
Iowa Falls
Still College Defeats Ellsworth 7-0 In Turbulent Game
At lowe Falls Ta on November 19 Still college of Des Moines edged Ellsworth college 7 to 0 in a game marked by errors and fumbles. Still scored early in the first quarter with Idrien scoring and Snyder adding the extra point. Ellsworth threatened several times but failed to finish drives and the visitors nearly extended the lead before a late fumble. Ellsworth ends its season Thanksgiving against Western Union college of Le Mars.
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Lowe Falls
College of “Des Moines
Ellsworth College
Idrien, Snyder
Ellsworth
Altho
Western Union College of le Mars
Special Train to Turkey Day Game From Charles City
A special train is arranged to take Charles City fans to Osage for Thanksgiving day game. Five hundred may ride. American Legion handles ticket sales. Lions and Rotarian Bath teams back the matchup as Charles City seeks state title, Osage aims to rebound. Osage predicts a 14 to 9 victory. Charles City shows cautious optimism.
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Charles City
Osage
Amerian Legion
Lions
Charles
Tnst
A Comic Strip in Type and Twin Bed Lecture
Dialogue heavy comic sketch fragment features Mr and Mrs Doveleigh arguing after a show described as sensational. The scene centers on accusations of marital neglect and jealousy triggered by a performance described as risqué. Syndicated by Associated Editors.
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Sad
Doveleigh
Lake de
Altho
Alta
Associated Editors
Missouri May Win Conference Title Race In 1921
Observers in 1921 expect the Missouri Valley title race to hinge on Ames Nebraska results with Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas still in contention. If Nebraska loses to Ames and Missouri defeats Kansas on Thanksgiving, Missouri could claim the title or share. If Oklahoma wins, third place shifts accordingly.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Ames
Ames Aggies
Nebraska University
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Drake
Washington
Manhattan
Aggies
Altho
Lombard College Eleven Beats Knox 14 0
In Galesburg Lombard College defeated Knox 14 to 0 on a rain–slick field. Separate sports notes cover boxing wins by Daley and Dundee, fencing results in Washington, a Calgary bout, and other college football plans.
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Associated Press
Galesburg
Lombard College
Knox
New York
George Daley
George Lee
Sacramento
iCal
Manuel Azerdo
San Francisco
Johnny Career
Washington
D. C
Minneapolis
Minn
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Sporting
Clonie Tait
Morris
Kid Schlaifer
Omaha
Gunner Joe’ Quinn
Johnny Dundee
George Chaney
Baltimore
Tex Rickards
Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Young
University of Pittsburgh
Seattle
University of Washington
Philadelphia
Terton Pinto
London
Ontario
Philadelphia Nationals
Tex Kid" Lewis
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Harvard Yale Rivalry Draws Thousands In Cambridge
United Press reports Harvard and Yale faced off in Cambridge with thousands of supporters present. Odds favored Yale to win on Harvard soil for the first time in 17 years, as Capt. Aldrich led the Bulldogs toward the Big Three title in the season finale.
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Harvard
YALE
United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Capt. Aldrich
Bulldogs
Neal Allison Falls to Denver Welter in Fifth Round
In Springfield Illinois on Tuesday Neal Allison of this city was defeated by Heine Schuman of Denver in the fifth round. Allison's seconds threw in the towel as he hung on the ropes. Schuman led the bout with sharp left jabs and finished with a curtain wallop after trading hard rights and lefts.
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Springfield
Neal Allison
Heine Schuman
Denver
Colo
Allison
Schuman
Hawkeyes Ready for Northwestern Showdown
Chicago November 19 Iowa to face Northwestern in a key clash. Capt Aubrey Devine and Duke Slater, stars of the undefeated eleven, end their careers this day. Fullback Locke and guard Graham Penfield rejoin the lineup as Iowa seeks victory on a muddy field.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iowa
Northwestern
Aubrey Devine
Duke Slater
Locke
Graham Penfield
Northj Western
North Western
Taylor
Lane
Palmer
Gravanick
Paterson
Relding
Slater
Meade
Dumek
Thompson
Kadesky
Revine
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverines
Illinois
Wisconsin
Sioux City's Pro Eleven Is a Money and Play Success
Sioux City's professional football team organized by George W. Segrist has proved successful both on the field and financially. The squad includes players from Nebraska, South Dakota, Kentucky, Chicago, Illinois, and Trinity, with notable names such as Munn, Al Munn, Loop, Menefee, Woodson, Fitzpatrick, Montgomery, Thompson, Kitchens, Ward, Shattuck, Harrison, and Warren.
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Sioux City
George W. Segrist
Big Munn
al Munn
Loop
Nebraska
Menefee
Morningsida
Dubel
Regiges
South Dakota
Ames
Woodson
Universityof Kentucky
Fitzpatrick
University of Chicago
Montgomery
University of Illinois
Ames Prepares for Homecoming Cornhusker Battle
Iowa State College fans and players completed final drills for the Homecoming game with Nebraska. The Cyclones, slight underdogs, rely on speed and teamwork to counter the heavier Cornhuskers, amid large alumni and student turnout and campus decorations. Captain Polly Wallace of ISU will play his last game before retirement to farming after graduation.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Cyclones
Cornhuskers
M.J. Riggs
Toledo
Alumni Association
R.A. Pearson
Merritt Greene, Jr
Marshalltown
I. H. Schleiter
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Polly” Wallace
Cardinal
West High Opens Hudson Cage Card With Geneseo Clash
West High of Hudson begins basketball season with a Thanksgiving night home game against Geneseo. Tryouts yield candidates including Ralph Fearer Wilburger Hollis Moseley Palmer Hollis Lloyd Strayer Wayne Strayer Charles Sergeant Craig Bixby Donald Sergeant and Arthur Minish. The schedule features Reinbeck and a potential later add ons with Dinsdale Traer and Orange.
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Hudson, In
Hudson ‘High School
iGeneseo
Geneseo
Lirenare
Ralph Fearer
Wilburger
Hollis Moseley
Palmer Hollis
Lloyd Strayer
Wayne Strayer
Charles’ Sergeant
Craig Bixby
Donald Sergeant
Arthur Minish
Jesup
Reinbeck
la Porte City
Dunkerton
Teachers College Tourna
Trapshoot for Turkeys at La Porte City Gun Club
Turkey shoot set for November 19 at La Porte City Gun Club grounds in San Porte City. Geese and ducks rewards announced as best shooters will be honored after a bombardment of clay lagoons.
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San Porte City
la Porte City
Waterloo bowling team eyeing Des Moines bowl date
Waterloo bowling alley team aims to reach the middlewest tournament in Des Moines, with Frank Manahl as captain and E. Newman partnered with F. Dorman in doubles. The event on November 22 features 215 five man teams, 277 two man teams, and 785 singles, with $15,000 in prizes and notable entrants including Jimmie Smith and James Blouin.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Waterloo
Packey McFarlane
Frank Manahl
Henry Smith
J. Pritchett
F. McCullough
Indianapolis
Jimmie Smith
Milwaukee
James Blouin
Chicago
E. Krems
Art Bugenhager
A. H. Arnold & Bros
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Buffalo
Western Passenger Association
Anamosa Cagers Preview Strong Season Ahead
Anamosa Iowa opens basketball with Springville on December 16. Veterans Chesire Van Dusen Zimmers and McMurrin return from last season’s state tournament runner up squad. Schedule lists games against Springville Monticello Wartburg Hopkinton Maquoketa Greeley Lenox and Marion with the Lenox tournament March 24?
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Anamosa
University of Iowa
Springville
Chesire
van Dusen
Zimmers
McMurrin
Marion
Monticello
Wartburg Academy
Hopkinton
Maquoketa
Greeley
Willie Hoppe Still Undefeated in 18.2 Balkline Title
Willie Hoppe remained undefeated in the world 18.2 balkline billiards championship in Chicago. He beat Ora Morningstar 400 to 17 as Welker Cochran posted a 384 high run against Walter Sutton and won 400 to 57. Roger Conti defeated Edouard Horemans 400 to 105.
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Willie Hoppe
United Press
Chicago
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Walter Sutton
Roger Conti
Edouard Horemans
Dumont Independent Five Seeks Thanksgiving Games
Dumont Iowa November 19 The Dumont Independent basketball team seeks games for Thanksgiving Eve with Mason City and Thanksgiving night at Clarksville. Clarksville beat Dumont 27 to 23 last week and Dumont plans to avenge the defeat. Standout players include Capt Shaffer guard Wilcox Crotty forward Akin guard Trousdale forward.
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Dumont, Ja
Dumont Independent
Mason City
Clarksville
War on Geldings Tightens Turfy Races
Racing owners push to overturn gelding restrictions in major turf stakes. Sam Hilldreth leads a petition to racing associations to restore geldings’ eligibility, hoping to move changes before the 1922 season begins.
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Sam Hilldreth
Thas
Imots
Final Standings of Big Ten Will Be Fixed Today
Chicago November 19 On muddy gridiron ten western conference teams meet to decide final places in the 1921 standings. Ohio State and Iowa finish undefeated and may share the championship. Michigan and Chicago loom as potential runners up with one game left.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ohio State
Iowa University
Ohio State Mets
Illnois
Columbus
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan-esch
Michigan
Minnesota
Maroons
Wisconsin
Badgers
Big Ten
Illinois
Indiana
Purdue
Kansas City Seeks Midwest Bowling Tournament Return
Kansas City plans to bring the Midwest Bowling Tournament to town in 1922 as a strong delegation of about 100 players from ten pin teams departs for Des Moines to compete in the fourteenth annual event. Invitations from Gov. Hyde and Mayor Cowgill accompany the party amid city clubs and civic body support. St Louis bowls also head for Des Moines with six teams entered in singles doubles and five man events.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Frooters
Desi Moines
Tomorow
Arthur M. Hyde
James A. Cowgill
St. Louis
Des Mioines
Foch Sees War Tactics in Yale Princeton Football
Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France witnessed the Yale versus Princeton game and compared football strategy to war. He discussed downs and plays in French, noting how the quarterback’s decisions resembled a general’s calculations. The scene highlighted his surprising football insight earned from observing doughboys in France.
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Marshal Ferdinand Foch
France
Princeton
Marshal Foch
Tigers
Coach Jones Picks All Conference Eleven
Iowa City reports that Coach Howard Jones of the undefeated University of Iowa eleven selected an all conference team. The line includes four Hawkeyes, three Buckeyes, two Badgers, and two Maroons with Aubrey Devine as captain.
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Jones
Associated Press
Iowa City
Mav
Howard Jonez
University of Tews
Iowa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Aubrey Devine
Howland Bowlers Top City League Amid Waterloo Alley Wins
Howland Candy Co. moved into the lead of the City Bowling League last night at Waterloo Alleys by defeating North Waterloo five 2–1. Armstrong led Howland with a 246 in the third game as scores for the series showed several players in the 190s and 200s. The standings place Howland Candy Co. 5–1, with North Waterloo, Friedl Cafe, Hawkeye Oil Co., and others in pursuit as next week’s schedule lists Waterloo Alleys vs Howland Candy Co. and other matchups.
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Howland Candy’ Company
Waterloo
North Waterloo
Armstrong
Howlang
Wauman
Fruai
Neumann
Cavereseress
Worth Waterloo
I Becker
Harper
Guynn
Mackey
Ign
Bartz
Aloc
Kl. Howland
Candy Co
Tibbitts Tailors
Hawkeye Oi] Co
Frieds
Howland Candy Co
Friedl Cafe
iEieay
Hawkeye Il Co
Wills Won't Leap Color Line to Championship
Harry Wills the Memphis negro heavyweight will not pursue Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title. He would like a bout with Dempsey but will not challenge a colored line in the sport. Wills rejects criticism of Dempsey’s color line and says Dempsey has the right to decide the matter.
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Harry Wills
Memphis
Jack Dempsey
Wills
Demapse
New York
Dempsey
Hudson Cagers Meet Tuesday in Schoolhouse
Hudson basketball fans set to gather next Tuesday at 7 36 p m at the schoolhouse to decide the fate of the Hudsons Basketball Association The notice mentions Brackney's hair cutting shop as a local add and lists a 35 cent price for a service amid the ad text
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Hudson, Ta
Hudsons Basketball Association
Brackney’s
Melichar and Jenkins Battle At Armory Event
Harold Jenkins and George Melichar, Cedar Rapids, clashed at the Armory under the Armory Athletic Association. Melichar delivered a strong showing against a larger opponent, taking the crowd by storm with a defensive comeback before Jenkins landed a decisive punch to win.
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Harold Jenkins
Terloo
Plac Jihe
Armory Aetic Association
Altho
Melick
Thas
George Melichar
Cedar Rapie
Meli
Arountil J
Ltoward
Melichar
Jenkins
Charles City May Not Get a Chance at Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on Nov 13, Char City May miss title contention as Captain Don Hin suffers appendicitis and may be sidelined for the season. Rival teams Ames Fonda Cher wee and others are noted for strong records while Cedar Rapids faces a tough schedule against Iowa opponents.
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Charles City
Cedar Rapid
Cedar Rapids
Char City
Novak
All Conquers Tigers
Ottawa
Crane Tech
Chica Cedar
Rapids
Don Hin
Uad
Charl City
Ames
Fonda
Cherwee
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DeLong
Jameson
R. Dooley
Ane
Key City
Dubuque High
Invaders
Roger Doolley
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Lawless
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Wheeler
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Roger Dooley
Dooley
Dubuquers
Perverill
Kaltenbach
Anderson
Capt. DeLong
E. Dooley
Nemmers
Bum Zeigler
Barron-Moor Coal Co
Denver Welter
West High
Hudson Cage
Frank Manah
Five Wants Games
Éam Wel
Sato
Chicago - Oy
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Ullinois
Northwestern Aeee
Midwest
Foch
Nobel
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
Phove
Ns. L. E. Glaza
Howland Bowlers
Hudson Cagers
Plad
James G. Blaine
W. E. Schollian Distributor
LA Fendrich
Havana
H. Fendrich
Joe Emasville
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H. Mebllop
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