Cedar Falls Tigers Face East High in Foggy Football Clash
Cedar Falls and Waterloo area fans expect an exciting traditional showdown as Cedar Falls Tigers meet East High tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. on Cedar Falls college field. Coach Loyal Thomas and Louis Kresensky prepare a strong lineup with Caps Christofferson Coffin and Vanderveer among starters. Vanderveer the only regular missing.
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Cedar Falls College
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Tigers
Cedar Falls
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Noel Football & S
Comic Strip in Type and Cedar Falls Football Notes
A study of a comic strip in type shows the sales pitch falter under a hostile audience while a device demonstration stalls. Cedar Falls and East High football records are cited with season scores and a poor momentum gap for the Tigers as snow affects early season games.
Waterloo Gridders Set For Big Looming State Title Clash
Waterloo Athletic Club hosts Western Athletic club of Davenport tomorrow at 3 p m in Cedar River park. Davenport seeks to derail Waterloo’s bid for the state professional title amid a fast field and a 30 yard pass touchdown highlight from Paw.
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Western Athletic Club
Davenport
Rock Island
Waterloo
Turkey
Davenporters
Waterloo Steam
Ile
Paw
Britt
Davenport agameDonald
Waterloo Eleven
Bowling Leaders Rank Amid Turbulent Score Update
The Des Moines bowling event reports shifting leadership with top bowlers from Milwaukee and Milwaukee area clubs, including Smith and Lorenzo, contending for early gains. Unclear fragments show multiple names and partial team ties amid evolving standings.
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Des Moines
Midwest
Gaethy
Milwaukk
Smith
Miwaukee
Lorenzo
Milwaukee
Hoppe and Schaeffer in Extra Match for 18.2 Balkline Title
In Chicago on November 23, Young Jake Schaeffer defeats Willie Hoppe 400 to 26 to tie for first in the 18.2 balkline world championship. An extra 500-point match tonight will decide the title as the tournament moves beyond the standard 400-point format.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jake Schaeffer
Jake
Willie Hoppe
Schaeffer
Hoppe
Fiee
WHI
West High Riflemen Edge City Team In Season Opener
West High defeated the city riflemen 195 to 193 in the opener at West High range last night. Four on a team, 30-point max. Baldwin of the city and Walter Sipe of West High shot perfect scores. Waterloo Rifle Club plans a practice Friday at 7 p.m. with a next match against West High Tuesday at 1 p.m. A strong turnout is urged for practice.
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City Riflemen
West High Range
Baldwin
Walter Sipe
Waterloo Rifle Chib
Ste Range
Walter
Berkeley Cal Hope of a New Year's game with Yale
Brief notes from sport roundups mention possible New Year clash between California and Yale discussed in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh wire sheets. Other items include Penn State and California interest, plus quick boxing results and a Northwestern captaincy note.
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Berkeley
Cal
Yale
California
State College
Huch Bezdek
Tennsylvania State College Footballoaeh
Penn State
Philadelphia
Benny Lefard
Sailor Freedman
Chica
Soc
Milwaukee
Rocky Kanigas
Buffalo
Johnny Mendelsohn
Chicago
James J. Paterson
Hawkeye Trainer Gets Due Credit
Iowa City reports Dr. Walter R. Fieseler, Iowa's trainer, earns praise for keeping players in prime shape during the 1921 season. His regimen focuses on clean living, proper meals, ample work, and injury prevention, contributing to a season with few injuries and high team performance.
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Iowa
Towan
Walter R. Fieseler
Jack Watson
Watson
Iowa .Com
Hawkeyes
Indiana
Teachers High Five Cage Card for 1922 Season
Coach C. W. Helsley fields the Teachers high basketball team with twelve scheduled games. The Little Tutors hope to repeat last year’s cage success as the 1922 season opens in Cedar Falls and Waterloo districts.
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Cedar Falls
C. W. Helsley
Teachers High
Little
Waterloo East
Tedar
Hera
Illinois may play California in football years 1922 1923
The University of California may schedule games with Illinois for 1922 and 1923. Coach Andy Smith proposed dates Oct 28 Nov 4 or Dec 2 for a possible Urbana or Berkley game. Illinois athletics director George Huff had not decided on any inter sectional matches.
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Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
California
Illinois
Andy Smith
University of California
Berkeley
Smith
George Huff
Ilinois
Talaber Defeats Prehn in Straight Falls at Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Iowa November 8 Lou Talaber of Chicago defeated Paul Prehn Illinois wrestling coach here last night in straight falls. The first fell in 455 minutes from a reverse wristlock and the second in 49 minutes with a geissors and armlock.
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Prehn
Oskaloosa
Lou Talaber
Chicago
Paul ‘Prehn
Ofllinois
Geissors
Pretty Soon Nobody Will Know Anything About Grid Merits
United Press reports college football standings are unsettled as 1921 season highlights loom. Pittsburgh faces Penn State. Penn meets Cornell. Army meets Navy, with doubts about which teams truly dominate after upsets from Lafayette, Nebraska, Oberlin, Illinois, Harvard, and Yale.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Penn
Cornell
Army
Navy
Panthers
Lafayette
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Atlantic Seaboard
Iowa
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Annapolis
Paddock Sets World Mark in 220 Yard Dash at AAU Meet
Chicago reports Charles Paddock's :20.4-5 second time for 220 yards approved as a new world record by the AAU convention. USC flash tied the 100 yard dash record at 9 3-5 seconds. USC also listed permament marks for 300 yard run and 30 meters. Amateur track and field championships slated for New York next summer with boxing and wrestling titles to be held in New England. other events distributed across the country.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles Paddock
University of Southern California Flash
New York
New England
Alexander Calls Hoosier's Defi
Ralph Alexander of Waterloo rejects passing up any opponent and welcomes Bud Kelly's challenge noted in yesterday's Courier. The Michigan City lad seeks a single bout to prove his prowess in the ring, while Alexander hints at a potential clash that could stir local excitement and even wartime tension.
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Ralph Alexander
Waterloo
Bud Kelly
Michigan City
Ralph
Alexander
High School Football Thursday Schedule List
East at Cedar Falls and Charles City at Osage headline a statewide Thursday card. Other matchups include Waverly at Nashua Webster City at Eagle Grove and Sioux City at Fort Dodge.
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Cedar Falls
Charles City
Osage
Waverly
Nashua - Webster City
Eegle Grove
Sioux City
Fort Dodges
Mason City
Algona
Clear Lake
Garner
Boone
Marshalltown
Cresco
Decorah
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Newton
Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Onawa
Albis
Centerville
Keokuk
Carthage
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Story City
Madrid
Columbus Jet
Washington
Osceola
Chariton
Malvern
Glenwood
West Branch
West Liberty
Glidden
Coon Hapigs
Carroll
Denison
North English
Marengo
Strangler Lewis Plans Return to Wrestling Title
Former champion Strangler Lewis returns to the mat aiming to capture the title from Stanislaus Zbyszko this month. After a summer in California pursuing aviation experiments, he claims death-dealing holds have been eliminated and victory will be easy.
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Strangler Lewis
California
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Lewis
Iowa Frosh Look Forward to 1922
Iowa City Iowa Nov 23 Several creditable football players have emerged from the State University of Iowa freshman squad which closed practice. Captain McIntyre from Superior Wis leads linemen with Hancock another Superior product. Thom from Los Angeles and Blake of Atlantic shine at backfield and passer roles. Yerke Cedar Rapids commands at quarterback while Wade Des Moines stands out at end. Others include Nugent Algona Fisler Sidney Witte Sac City Fimney Fort Dodge and Otto.
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City
State University of Iowa
Ldwan
William
Kelly
McIntyre
Superior
Wis
Mac
Hancock
Husky
Sleven
Thom
Los Angeles
Cal
Thome
Missouri
Blake
Atlantic
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Cedar Rapids
Wade
Des Moines
Goodman
Ionat
Nugent
Algona Fisler
Sidney
Witte
Sac City
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Fort Dodge
Otto
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Praised Amid Army and Rutgers Show
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne receives high praise as one of footballs greatest, with eastern colleges expressing interest in his services. He states he has no Notre Dame contract and trusts college officers to support his work, remaining the final authority at the university.
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Army
Rutgers
Goach Knute Rockne
Indiana Catholic
Rockne
South Bend
Rookne
Eastern Gridiron T
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Athletic Association
Pirates Owner Denounces Writers Over Trade Reports
Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, denounces reports he is arranging wholesale trades before the 1923 season. He may make several deals this winter but rejects wholesale swapping, says the writers’ stories are unfair and slanderous to the Pirates and players.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Dreyfuss
Pirates
Vain Phrase From Ms Red Sparks Odd Note
A fragment reads vain. ms. red vas. The text mentions a female subject and a terse remark, leaving readers to infer mood or context from the sparse wording.
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