East and West High in close weight game for Turkey Day
The Waterloo high schools West High and East High weigh nearly even for their Thanksgiving Day grid clash. Coaches Sarff and Halit note West slightly heavier per man, with East backing stronger. starting lineups promise a tight, competitive contest at league park.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Exhibition Stirs McPherson Fans
The Iowa football team entertained McPherson Kansas crowds with a 40 minute workout as shops closed for the visit. Don Graham and Paul Smith starred in field drills while Waterloo’s Rice eyed major game time. Meanwhile USC prepares for a clash with Iowa after injuries thin their backfield with Boren Lefebre out and Degrott Frier contesting a tackle spot.
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Alonzo Stagg to Have Black Hawk Fowl for Thanksgiving
Cerlay Falls Nov 4 Special Amazy State famed football coach and athletic director at Chi cxeo will host a Black Hawk fowl for Thanksgiving dinner again this year. EB Birch ordered a 26 pound dressed turkey from Harry H. Freet of Jennings & Philpot meat department to be shipped to Coach State jae tee Bartleto grmnasting Ciien FC for delivery early next week ahead of the Iowa California game in Los Angeles.
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Which fighter can match Big Paul Berlentach in ring power
By AL REF readers see proposed opponents for Paul Berlentich the famed heavyweight. Georges Carpentier once nearly toppled Dempsey and Tunney is considered a plausible foe. The article notes fans favor Tin- Rey as a stronger card, yet Berlentich remains confident in finishing opponents.
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Charles City to Have Veteran Basketball Team Tough Schedule
Charles City Iowa announces a 10 game basketball slate for the season, 8 of which are Northeast Iowa Conference games. Seven returning players from last year are listed along with coach Smith Ward. The schedule includes practice games during Christmas vacation and dates in January and February across local venues.
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Ames Freshman Basketball Squad Cut to 28 Men
Ames Iowa Nov 19 special By cutting the freshman basketball squad from 150 to 28 men Iowa State freshman coach Al Wheeler will devote the year to developing the remaining players in the style of the varsity squad The list includes Cecil Marlee El Coax Vern Carey and many others from Ames Sioux City and surrounding areas with names such as Theodore Wrecking Shel don Pete Wassensar and Gerald Schroeder among those reported still on the roster
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Hornsby Entitled to National Loop Award This Year
New York November 19. The National League will announce the 1925 Most Valuable Player on Monday. Rogers Hornsby, star infielder and manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, is favored after leading NL hitters for six straight seasons and guiding a once-failing club to near contention after taking over midseason. Other contenders include Max Carey, Frankie Frisch, Kiki Cuyler, Pie Traynor, and Paul Carter, with voting observers weighing who deserved the honor most after last year’s controversy surrounding Dazzy Vance.
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Frank Birch Umpire for Iowa USC Game Saturday
Cedar Falls, Nov 19. Frank Birch Cedar Falls will fly to California to officiate the Iowa at Southern California football contest Saturday. He will serve as umpire, marking his third trip to California in as many seasons for postseason games.
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Ralph Greenleaf Sets Pocket Billiard Mark
Ralph Greenleaf, former champion, was declared to have set a world record in pocket billiards last night by running 125 points from the break in a 1490 point match with Pasquale Natalie of Baltimore. The record marks a rare 12 point streak in a single inning as Natalie only broke the balls at the start.
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Football Secrets From 1925 Sol Metzger Advice
Coaching note explains defensive pass coverage and interception tactics. It describes players rushing to the ball drop point, forming interference for teammates, and aligning zone defenders to disrupt the passer and protect against successful throws.
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Boxing Tourney Carded at Iowa State College
Iowa State College in Ames plans an all college boxing tournament on December 5 3 to pick a 2 boxing team for the coming season Mike Chambers boxing coach seeks new material for the Cyclone squad The event will feature feather bantam fly welter middleweight light heavy and heavyweight classes Omaha Neb hosts the eighteenth annual Middlewest tournament with 262 teams entering tonight Local teams will have bouts and Sioux City and St Louis Kansas City St Joseph are also in action with large entries through the weekend.
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Labor Fair Fight Card Sets Three Bouts Tonight
Local promoter Ralph Atvexauler presents a Labor Union fair card at the Forum tonight. In the 130 pound tourney finals John McGraw faces Ralph Gaughian after McGraw won two bouts and Caughlan one. Other matches include Kid Rose versus Milo Milton and Dave Nelson versus Brick Murphy, each four rounds.
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Dartmouth declines West for New Year's football game
Dartmouth declines invitation from Pasadena Tournament of Roses to play the University of Washington on New Year’s Day. Athletic officials cite climate prevents practice on the coast, nonresident alumni coaching staff have left, and the team has had a long, hard schedule this season.
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Drake Ames Tilt To Be Bitter Clash At Drake Homecoming
Des Moines Nov 19 Special. Drake University Bulldogs meet Ames Cyclones in a homecoming clash. Both teams in prime condition, with Ames holding the series edge in 25 years. Drake seeks to halt Ames offense led by Bechwelders and Colby while Ames backs Behr, Sloane, and Cook.
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