Grid squads prepare for final tilts of season
Coach Louis Kresensky of East High praises his squad for steady improvement as substitutes performed well in Saturdays contest with Iowa Falls. He plans light practice this week and hopes to beat Devugueigh here next Saturday, giving many players a chance. West High Coach Ralph Sarif reshuffles after a training rule shakeup leaving a green squad but aims to polish them for Saturdays Cedar Falls game. He cites Osage as two man machine Eric and Hogan and highlights Holder and Dean in the passing game while targeting a win to finish the season.
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Louis Kresensky
East High
Iown Falls
Krosenisky
Devugueigh
Ralph Sarit
West
Sarif
Osage
Eric
Hogan
Bob
Columbia College to Meet De Paul in Homecoming Game
Columbia College schedules a homecoming clash with De Paul University in Dubuque on Saturday. The 1922 grid machine has six straight shutout wins, with two games left against De Paul and Loyola. Coach Anderson awaits the toughest test and notes return of Chuck Goodwin while Blake recovers from a leg injury.
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Dubuque
Columbia College
Columbia
Middlewest
de Paul U
Loyola
Chicago
Anderson
Blake
Columbians
Schaefer and Hoppe Set for Balkline Showdown Tonight
In New York Willie Hoppe wins his 4th straight match 590 to 462 as Erich Hagenlacher falls short. Schaefer trounces Welker Cochran 580 to 363% and stays in title contention heading into tonight’s 18 2 balkline duel.
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Schaefer
Hoppe
United Press
New York
Willie Hoppe
Erich Hagenlacher
Hoppe Avergine
Hargenlacher
Jake Schaefer
Titlehataer
Welker Cochran
Hansell Defeats Iowa Falls in Low-Scoring Harbinger
Hansell high school team defeated the Iowa Falls Independents 28 to 12 on November 21 at Hansell. The Hansell squad led throughout the game and controlled the action in a decisive early season matchup.
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Hansell, Ta
Hansell
Iowa Falls Independents
A Comic Strip in Type by J. P. McAvoy
A humorous essay argues for cheer as a social force in campus life and public events. It praises a lively, chant like cheer method to lift spirits, energize gatherings, and even enliven county proceedings with bright absurdity and practical applicability.
Football rules Q and A from the sports column
A reader asks about center positions offside plays and legal passes. Answers cover onside rules, illegal picking penalties, forward passes, protest of officiating, sideline conduct, and official limits, with references to rule sections and the central board of officials.
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Zama
Haverford College
Haverford
Referva
Linekman
The Best Play in Football
A fragmented note discusses choosing the best play to gain a first down on a football drive, weighing punt versus attempting to convert on third down, and notes about Colgate and West Point games and Penn State matchups in a dated sports context.
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Colgate
Road race opens 6 race series for ny games prep
The article notes Pavies in a Toledo road race as the first of six in preparation for the marathon events at the New York power games. Pavies Mine finished in 2 hours Alo minut 7 seconds with Wort Worth close behind. Dick Kerr, ex White Sox pitcher, says he has begun reinstatement talks with the haesge Americans after a year away over salary issues. Yale reacts cautiously to a proposed eastern football conference, citing the Yale Harvand Erlpeden agreement and praise for its current setup.
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Tares
New York National
Aro Tavest
Milan
Alo Minut
Wort Worth
Tes
Dick Kerr
White Sox
New Haven
Yale
C. W. Mendel
Olympiad to Draw Largest International Entrants
Paris reports Allan Muir of the Eighth Olympiad says the 1424 Games will bring the biggest international turnout, with the United States planning 300 athletes and nations like Argentina, Chile, Brazil, China and Japan sending large teams. The Paris stadium at Colombes features a 555 yard track, extensive seating, a 160 by 60 foot pool, eight tennis courts, and plans for electric trains to shuttle competitors and officials.
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Allan Muir
Arhiladelphia
America
Mr. Muley
United States
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Nippon
New Sladium
Colombes
Lo Wale
Europe
Chemin de Far de
International Federation of Sports
Muhr
Faris
Tegabn
Katona Eleven Beats Des Moines Crack Squad
Kalona Iowa November 21 Des Moines Neighborhood team put up a scrappy battle against the Katona Independents winning 7 to 6 with a first minute touchdown. An end run for no gain sealed the Kalona victory claiming state champions after beating Waterloo Independents 3 to 0.
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Kalons
Des Moines
Katona Independents
Katona
Kalona
Waterioo Indepenents
Last Night's Fights Across United States and UK
Milwaukee bout saw Sammy Mandell beat Joel Sanger by decision after 1 round. Kenny Walgar defeated Ked Karo Jeakle in Toledo. Boston card had Louis Hogash best Bryan Downey over 10 rounds in Columbus. Ted Kid Lewis of Wales defeated Inland Fodd of England in 29 rounds to claim the middleweight Lansdale belt, by points. The piece also notes Java's cinchona forest covering about 25,900 acres as the source of quinine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joel Sanger
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Toledo
Kenny Wvalgar
Ked Karo Jeakle
Boston
Louis Hogash
Bridgeport
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Loendon
Ted
Kid” Lewis
Wne
Land
Inland “Fodd
England
Lansdale
Lewis
Paints
Country United on Need of Universal Physical Training
John Le Gribth, Western conference arbiter, urged universal physical training at the Cleveland Big Ten club banquet. He predicted about 2,000 onlookers would attend the fall Big Yen football guides event as part of a push for national athletics policy. Prof French and P. Boer spoke on unity, with the club backing a permanent organization and outreach to graduates and high school students.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Yho
P. Boer
Big Ten
French
Cleveland Club
Eight Undefeated High Schools Yet in State Running
Des Moines Capital reports eight undefeated high schools remain in Iowa, each with clean records and no tied games. Hamp ton is suspended by the State High School Association, removing its status and restoring Mason City to the rankings.
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Des Moines
Pine
Centerville
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Wakte High
Toledo
Iowa
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Washington
Cherokee
Mason City
MonticeHto
Hartown
Hampton
State High Fehast Association
Paddock Sprint Records Doubted by National AAU
New York reports the National AAU delayed recognizing Charley Paddock’s sprint records after ruling five yards in one-fifth of a second is physically impossible. The matter, referred to the incoming board of governors, is pivotal and risks bitter intersectional reaction.
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United Press
New York
National A. A. U
Charley Paddock
Board of Governors
Paddock
Altho
Charley
Faddock
Southern Pacific Association
Bob Weaver
Iowa State College Favored in X Country at Lafayette
Chicago November 21 Purdue college will host the annual intercollegiate cross country race at Lafayette Indiana next Saturday with eight Big Ten teams entered Illinois Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Purdue and Michigan Agricultural College also set to participate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bloomington Pennant Hope Attached to Jackson
William R. Jackson, 21, manager of the Peoria club, likely to pilot Bloomington in the 1923 pennant race amid rumors. Charles Goelzer, Bloomers president, has negotiated with Jackson for weeks and a deal may close this week. Jackson previously won two pennants.
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Peoria
William R
Bill) Jackson
Tve
Bloomington
Charles Goelzer
Bloomers
Jackson
Waterlong Hawks eye Jackson deal for coming year
Officials of the Waterlong Hawks in the Valley League considered a serious bid for Jackson for the upcoming season while Peoria already finished in the first division twice.
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Peoria
Waterlong Hawks
Jackson
Britton posts $10,000 for sleep remedy cure
Former world welterweight champion Jack Britton offers $10,000 to anyone who can prescribe a remedy to make him sleep. He says insomnia for over a year affects his health after losing to Mickey Walker and wandering the Maine woods before returning to New York. He cites nervous strain from 20 years of training as the cause.
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New York
Jack Brittton
Mickey Walkour
Britton
Maine Woods
Rotarians Open Bowling Practice for International Match
Rotarians at Whiteside alleys formed six 6 man teams for a Monday night practice ahead of the international match. Ted Menges posted the high game with 565, while Charley Langfeldt trailed closely. Several players bowled their first games of the season as practice continues through April.
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Whiteside
Ted Menges
Charley Langfeldt
Lirbert Ned Iw
G. W. Milter
Nebraska and Drake Tie for MVC Lead in Novel Football Pairing
In Kansas City Missouri November 21 Nebraska edged the Aggies 21 to 0 and Drake beat Grinnell 21 to 0 as both teams remained unbeaten at the top of the Missouri Valley conference. Oklahoma beat Washington 28 to 0 and Kansas rolled Colorado 39 to 0 as Oklahoma and Drake narrowed the MVC race with notable results. Cedar Rapids Independents defeated Boone 9 to 6 in a separate game.
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Kansas City
University of Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Lincoln
Neb
Wefe
Copphuskers
Drake University
Nebraska
Aggies
Fang
Drake
Grinnell
Des Moines
Kansas
Washington
Ames
Missouri
Columbia
Meo
Coolorado University
Lawrence
Kan
Oklahoma
Okliahoma
Texas
Norman
Oklahoma Central Normal
Battling Siki Loses Boxing License in Paris
Paris reports Battling Siki faced another setback as the French boxing federation canceled his license, reinforcing a nine month suspension imposed on November ninth. The Senegalese fighter, stripped of his title from Georges Carpentier, must reapply for a license after the suspension ends.
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Paris
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Federatan
Marshalltown Independents Triumph In Windy Victory
In Marshalltown on November 21 the Independents used a strong final period passing attack to defeat Victor. Key plays included Dixon’s late 7 yard pass to Hockridge, with Bonne assisting, as weather severely tested play.
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Marshalltown
Vickor
Marshalltown Independents
Louck
Victor
Dixon
Bonne
Hockridge
Hockridg
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