Colyumist Humor and Baseball Notes From The Plains
A Colyumist’s prayer for absolution opens a jumble of puns and old quips. Judge Landis’s $50,000 salary draws provincewide moralizing as readers compare batting averages and hero worship. Ames, Iowa, and the West feature in sports and politics chatter, with a chess challenge and a predicting weaver’s forecast.
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West High Wins Disputed Game 21 to 16
West High defeats West Des Moines 21 to 16 after a disputed touchdown near the end. Officials Smiley and Harshbarger split on a ruling citing illegal interference, with West High contending the one yard penalty should apply. The crowd at Cedar River Park roared as Owen kicked the final goal and sealed the win.
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Harvard Downs Yale 10 to 23 in Annual Clash
Harvard defeats Yale 23 to 10 in the Harvard Yale rivalry with three field goals by Buell and Horween adding a score. Yale finishes its season 0-3 in the spectacle before 78000, as Harvard outgains 300 yards to 120. The Crimson end with a snake dance around the Yale goal posts.
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Carpentier Posts Forfeit for Dempsey Title Bout
Paris November 2 The manager of Georges Carpentier Francis De Schamps deposits 760000 francs in a French loan strip as a guarantee for Carpentier Dempsey world title contract. Funds placed in Morgan Hart Bank with a receipt reading received on account Georges Carpentier Jacques Dempsey contract.
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Ohio State Wins Big Ten Title With Last-Second Shot
Ohio State defeats Illinois 7 to 0 at Sinnott Field as Myers catches a 37-yard pass from Workman in the final 10 seconds. Stinchcomb adds the extra point. Ohio State remains undefeated and claims the championship amid a huge crowd.
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Notre Dame Defeats Northwestern 33 to 7 in Big Ten clash
Notre Dame overpowers Northwestern 33 to 7 in Evanston as Knute Rockne’s team extends its unblemished record. Gipp and Brandy to Anderson contribute, while Northwestern’s only major threat comes in the third quarter. Wisconsin defeats Chicago 3 to 0 on Stagg Field. Minnesota edges Ban 2 to 0 in Minneapolis.
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Only Iowans play on Hawkeye eleven
Iowa City Iowa Nov 22 The Iowa football eleven is a strictly Iowa product. Regulars and all substitutes in big games claim Iowa as home. Players hail from Des Moines Davenport Newton Ma json City Clinton Webster City Calumet Sibley Denison Dubuque Emmetsburg Marshalltown Dows Harlan Mason City Orange City and Mapleton among others.
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Willie Hoppe Reaches 800-Run in Billiards Exhibition
In Hoboken New Jersey on November 22 Willie Hoppe the champion professional billiard player ran 300 points at 18.2 balk line billiards in a single inning during an exhibition match with Charles Peterson Peterson watched after his opening break and did not get a turn to play.
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Saturday grid results show varied college and high school scores
Scores stream across many teams including State Iowa 14 Ames 10, St Ambrose 75 Elsworth 0, Notre Dame 53 Northwestern 7, Ohio 7 Illinois 0, Indiana 10 Purdue 7, and several other matchups with numerous lopsided or close finishes.
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Ames Triumphs? Iowa Defeats Iowa State in Close Battle
In front of a record 16 000 crowd at Ames Iowa State fought hard but lost 14 to 10 as Aubrey Devine led Iowa Hawkeyes to victory with two touchdowns and a clutch end run. Polly Wallace starred for State with standout center work and a late Cyclone surge featuring Hibbs to White.
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Reynolds to Defend Welterweight Title Wednesday Eve
Cedar Rapids welterweight champion Jack Reynolds faces challenger Harry Mills from the Twin Cities at the Waterloo theatre in a 8:30 p.m. bout. Mills, a aggressive contender, seeks the title in a match sparked by a telegraph challenge after Reynolds’ recent defeats to Young America. Also on the card are Iowa middleweights Hugh Nichols and Young Diggins, with Cliff Ross challenging Reynolds for the welterweight crown.
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Bowling scores rise as middle west meet opens
Aspirants for top honors in the thirteenth annual middle west bowling association tournament pursued leads held by Chicago crews in doubles and five men events while a St Paul contestant led singles. E Matek of St Paul led with 636, and Larsen and Warner led doubles as match play began with few visiting entries listed.
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Ohio State Beats Illinois After Time Ends in Final Play
Urbana, Ill. Nov 22 The Ohio State Illinois game hinged on two rules. In the last play Hoge Workman’s pass was completed after time expired, allowing Ohio to kick the goal and win in effect an extra period. Illinois earlier drove to Ohio’s one yard line but Crangle’s plunge was ruled down when the ball ceased moving, giving Ohio the ball on its own one yard line.
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Dr Ceri Bickley to Answer Night Telephone Service
A notice states that Dr Ceri Bickley will handle the night telephone service at 636 temporarily. The advertisement indicates a temporary arrangement and coverage during this period.
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Iowa U schedule next year may put Ames game forward
Iowa City Nov 22 A shift in football scheduling may move the annual Ames contest earlier. Coach Howard Jones plans to meet Chicago on Dec 4 to set the Iowa Big Ten slate, with the Ames game arranged afterward if a final Big Ten clash is on the card.
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Zbyszko to Meet Lewis Tonight for World Title Try
New York report says Windo Zbyszko faces Ed Strangler Lewis in a decisive heavyweight bout to determine who challenges world champion Joe Stocker. A catch as catch can format will decide the match with Stecher meeting Leon O'Donnell as the preliminary feature.
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Big Game Closed Pacific Coast Conference Season
The annual big game between the University of California and Stanford University closed the Pacific Coast Conference season on Saturday. Attention shifts to the Thanksgiving Day contest and the Pacific Fleet Olympic Club in Berkeley.
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