Local high schools face season finale clashes on Thanksgiving
West High and East High brace for final football games against Grant and Cornell frosh as seniors end careers. Injuries thin ranks with captains Diekman and Harding out, while changes in lineup include Crane at center and May shifting to tackle. Rock Island Railroad runs two extra noon cars offering a 1.50 round trip for the trip to the contest.
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Gedar Rapids
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Garrison
May
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Penne
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Lowderman
Persons
Shane
Mussett
Hardinger
Pixley
Graham
Burbank
Tarpy
Rohif
Stetzel
Fort Dodge
Rust
Dubuque
West
Ralph Sarff
Webster City
Cornell
Makeever
Crane
Steeves
Brandes
Gerber
Christians
Rabbit capture by painted trees and other readers notes
A fragmented column mixes a rabbit hunting prank using painted tree bases to stun rabbits, a light dish debate favoring chicken for Thanksgiving, remarks on leadership, education, seasickness, and stray notes about a Des Moines fighter and a milk christening at Fairfield Iowa.
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Ray
Emmett
Randolph
Hal
Letlie
Plymouth Rock
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Iowa Soccer Team to Meet Illinois Eleven Saturday
Courier special from Iowa City November 22 reports the Iowa Hawkeyes preparing for the first fielded soccer team to face a Big Ten opponent in 12 years. Coach Schroeder leads about 18 players as they travel Friday to Champaign to meet Illinois, after a 4 1 victory over the freshmen and a 1 0 loss to Ohio State. Star players include Cheah Lin Ram Nauhria Hector Lyman White and Morrie Margolin.
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Courier Special Service
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Illinois
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Ernest G. Schroeder
Iowa City
Columbus
Ohio State
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Hs Cheah Lin
Ram Nauhria Hector
Lyman White
Morrie Margolin
Detroit
Mich
Business Men of Iowa City Back Coach Ingwersert
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce hosted coach Burton Ingwersen and his players at a luncheon. Local supporters praised the coaching and the team, vowing backing despite a tough season. Ingwersen defended the squad and emphasized building for next season as fans cheered.
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INS
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Fauad
Harry D. Breene
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Towa City
Henry Walker
Ingwersen
Towa
Jack
Iowa Hawkeyes Yardage Leaders and Kansas Captain Named
Willis A. Glasgow of Shenandoah led Iowa in rushing yardage with 429 net yards from 113 carries across eight games. Paul W. Armil of Davenport followered with 380 yards on 137 attempts, while Don R. Smith ranked third with 262 yards in 38 tries. In conference play Armil edged Glasgow in yardage. Arroil topped scoring with 24 points, followed by Glasgow with 23 and Smith with 18. Also named Kansas captain Harold Hanser, end, for next season.
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Armil
Don R. Smith
Des Moines
Smith
Pignatelli
Arroil
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Carlsen
Grimm
Bunn
Hagetty
Westra
Rand Young
Commodore Bryan Heard Leaders Among Elderly Golfers
O B. Bryan Heard of Houston Texas, 67, stands as a famed golf elder in the southwest. He began golf near 50 after a streetcar ride to San Felipe and a Ford roadster purchase, narrating how he learned the game, beat Bobby Jones in 1915, and forged a long, colorful career as one of golf’s Grand Old Men.
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East Lake
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Atlanta
Kid Wonder
Commodore
Bobby Jones contemplates aging clash with golf greats
In a Romford match England’s Taylor Ray Braid and Herd posted scores as pundits debate whether Bobby Jones at age 50 can still rival British veterans. The piece muses on whether America can match England’s golfers as Jones imagines future form against Herd Ray Braid and Taylor.
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J. H. Taylor
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Miller May Play Turkeys Day Versus Marquette
Anics, Ta, Nov. 22. Johnnie Miller halfback may join the final Thanksgiving game against Marquette at Milwaukee if his knee permits. If not, guard Workman has Hal Hill and Julp groomed for repetition as the Cyclones meet the Golden Avalanche in a first ever Turkey Day clash.
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Town State
Johnnie Miller
Marquette
Milwaukee
Workman
Hal
Hill
Julp
Cyclones
Golden Avalanche
Ames Grid Team Leaves Tonight for Milwaukee Showdown
Ames based Courier Special Service reports Iowa State Cyclones depart tonight for Milwaukee to face Marquette in the season finale on Thanksgiving Day. The squad weighs options for Johnny Miller knee injury and plans Red Hill Hall and Kulp as backfield standins if needed. Marquette, after a 12 to 0 win over Holy Cross, fields a healthy lineup led by O Keefe Leary and Gerber as a balanced attack. Meanwhile Cubs weigh acquiring Hazen Cuyler with talks of trading Charlie Root in 1928.
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Marquette University
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Cyclones
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Johnnie” Miller
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Army
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O'Keefe
Leary
Gerber
Gerber i
Ames
Missouri Eleven Favored In Valley Race After Kansas Upset
Two teams, Nebraska and Missouri, remain in the running for the Missouri Valley title as Kansas surprise upsets Missouri. Nebraska’s season ends with a potential title if Missouri loses to Oklahoma. a Missouri win would give them the championship on tiebreakers. Also noted is a rumor Gwinn Henry, Missouri’s coach, received an Iowa coaching offer, which he neither confirmed nor denied.
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Rumor OF Iowa
University of Missouri
University of Iowa
Henry
Missouri Valley Conference
Tutor Grid Squad Banquet With Elk Dinner In Cedar Falls
The Iowa State Teachers College football team will be feasted on elk meat at the college dining hall tonight. The Faculty Men's Club and 30 team representatives will share the elk, purchased from Jonas Niefert. The 75 faculty members honor a team that dominated Town conference, winning six games. The elk mounts by John Hodges will be placed in the college museum.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Jonas Niefert
Casey
John §. Hodges
Trojan football team departs for battle against the Irish
Los Angeles November 22 The Trojan squad of 33 stalwarts heads east under Coach Howard Jones awaiting orders for a tour against Notre Dame. Don Williams is out with a broken vertebra leaving Morley Drury at fullback and Williams at quarterback. A 110-strong official party waves the sendoff as Southern California aims to challenge Rockne’s Irish, boasting a powerful backfield and recent success against Notre Dame.
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Althe
Alma Mater
Don Williams
Morley Drury
Don Willams
Howard Jones
Far West
Williams
Trojan
Southern California
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Rockne
Trojans
WALKER FAVORED TO WIN OVER DOM PAUL
Chicago November 22 INS Mickey Walker world middleweight champion is favored to beat Paul Berlenbach former light heavyweight title holder in a main bout at the Coliseum Friday night. Nowack to captain Illinois 1928 eleven Champaign November 22 P Albert Butch Nowack star tackle and kicker of Illinois 1927 Big Ten champions named captain for 1928 eleven. varsity letter awarded to 28 players.
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Mickey Walker
Paul Berlenbach
Coliseum
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Curb
Nowack
Illint
Champaign
Albert
Butch) Nowack
University of Illinois
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