Cornhuskers to battle Hawkeyes in final gridiron clash
Iowa head coach and players travel to Lincoln for the season finale against Nebraska. The Hawkeyes rely on tackles and strong defense to stop the Cornhuskers and disrupt Nebraska’s famous forward pass and rushing attacks.
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Pieced Out Lumber Said To Cause Cedar Rapids Collapse
Cedar Rapids Iowa region coroner's inquest heard that pieced out lumber used to hold concrete forms contributed to the Lyman Stark building disaster last Friday. Louis Zika testified that seventh floor supports seemed insufficient to bear the weight. Professor B J Lambert of the University of Iowa labeled the collapse as likely caused by one or more failed supports on upper floors.
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Lyman Stark
Louis Zika
Department of Public Improvement
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B. J. Lambert
Department of
the State University At
Iowa City
Ekersall Praises Iowa Football Strength Ahead of Nebraska Showdown
Des Moines reports Wal ter Ekersall of Chicago, en route to Lincoln, says Iowa's team is the strongest since the 1800s scoring machine. He declined to predict the result, noting he has not seen Nebraska this year. He praises Iowa’s Chicago game and a tough Hawkeye defense as Nebraska prepares for the clash.
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Ames Students Display Pep on Cyclone Campus
Ames Iowa November 21 1930 Ames students echoed a powerful pep session across State field after a football game on the Cyclone campus. The spirited display surpassed all prior enthusiasms for the season and stood out as a remarkable crowd event.
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Cyclone
Red Haired Whiteside Leads East High to Football Turnaround
Coach H. W. Whiteside, hired at East High, has molded a forty-man squad from near inexperience into a polished football elevens champion material. The 6'4" 225 lb Tennessee native, nicknamed Red, has driven hard drills, earning praise for turning a clueless group into a strong state contender. He played for Chicago under Stagg, later coached at Hamburg Ark, and returned to teach history and math while guiding the team this season.
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Anak
Grrl High
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Whiteside
Tennessee
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Webb High School
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Ark
Middle West
Bosen
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Ames Student Interest Surges for Drake Game Tickets
The school announced late football season events with heavy student turnout for a varsity scrimmage. Director Clyde Williams opened 500 stadium seats for students, selling quickly as the Ames block saw strong support and the band of seventy five prepared to travel to the game.
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Ginger
Ames
Clyde Williams
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Owls Gain on Brunswick Leaders in League Play
The Owls defeated the Brunswicks three games to one at Maniah Hall, pulling within sight of Brunswick League leaders. They won the final game after a tight second contest, edging the Brunswicks by nineteen pins overall.
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Brunswicks
Bowling high scores and ties in Christmas contest
Frank Mulkern and Clarence Manahl share high score after last night. The Knights of Columbus and Town Dairy clash at Jackman alleys tonight. Married Courier men topple single rivals in a bowling bout, delivering a decisive defeat to the "benedicts."
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Frank Mulkern
Clarence Manahl
Harry Reed
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The
Courier
Automobilist Hits Cyclist Then Flees in Denver Area Crash
A welder, driving on Fourth Street near Denver, struck bicyclist Wilder from behind, knocked him to the pavement, and sped away. Wilder, with injuries, was treated at a local shop while police investigated the rear impact by another car. Witnesses named William Holland and others in the pursuing vehicle.
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Wilder
Denver
Fourth Street
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Ini T Holland
Cole
Wild
Tinan
Maks
Hiro Hrakern Diesele
Wass
Fercoved Bicyelist
Dtidsan
Realty Men In Busy Session In Waterloo
Officers were elected and a resolution adopted to appoint a building inspector. The group endorsed consolidating Waterloo school districts and launched plans to collect water rentals from consumers rather than property owners and agents. P. J. Martin became president with A. E. B. Gibson as vice president and G. E. named in the discussion.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
Gibson Bros
P. J. Martin
A. E B. Gibbson
G. E
Wonder ful Stomach Remedy Praised by Roanoke Reader
A Roanoke Va man reports relief from gall stones after using a stomach remedy. He mentions doctors warned of surgery but says the treatment passed hundreds of stones and left him better. The ad invites readers to ask a druggist and contact Geo H Atay Miz Chemist in Chicago for a free book.
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Roanoke
Mayr
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