Dubuque Bears Loaded for Waterloo Game Here
Connor confirms lineup shifts as Dubuque hosts Waterloo in a key clash shaping state title hopes. New backfield features Seger at fullback and Horton at end, with Joyce to start at QB. Weather and field conditions loom as both teams seek momentum in a muddy, crowd-rich afternoon matchup.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Jengue
Baars
A. C
Dubuqua
Igyeth
Clinton
Miwest
Dave Seger
Netcott
Bae
Tull
Teachers College
Horton
Johnny Joyce
Man Whitford
Althe
Orce
Connor
Conmor
Marengo
Ddrane
Kelana Kates
Criss Cross Forward Pass Play From El By George McManus
The diagram details a football play numbered No 64 from Bringing Up Father showing a criss cross forward pass concept. Players No 5 and No 2 execute snap and pass to an eligible receiver as the line forms and blockers engage. A mirrored diagram is suggested for the opposite side of the line.
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No. 2
No. 5
No. L. No. 2
Simpson Defeats Des Moines Team in 26 to 12 Battle
Simpson College defeated Des Moines university Tigers 26 to 12 in Des Moines on November 24, rallying in the final quarter to score two passes for touchdowns. The visitors, led by a lean squad limited by missing captain Arthur Rust and quarterback Morgan, kept joined by strong defense and timely breaks to seal the victory.
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Des Moines
Simpson College
Methodists
Des Moines University
Tigers
Simpson
Tineman
Arthur Rust
Morgan
Cyclone wrestling prospects need rebuild after gradings
Ames, Nov 24. Iowa State College coach Hugo Otopalik says a complete rebuilding of the Cyclone wrestling team is necessary to retain the Western Collegiate championship. Only one wrestler, E J Conrad of Eldon, has a college letter and is eligible. Lighter weights show reserve talent in Epperly Letts Woodhull Detart and Johnson Spencer. Four meets are scheduled this season Nebraska Kansas University Oklahoma and Washington with more to be arranged after the Western conference football directors meet in Chicago on Nov 30.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Hugo Otopalik
E. J. Conrad
Eldon
Otopalik
Atlcs
Epperly
Letts
Woodhull
Pawhuska
Okla
Detart
Bentoneport
Kansas Aggies Rally to Edge Oklahoma 21 20
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas Aggies defeated Oklahoma 21 to 20 as the Sooners erased an early deficit but failed on a late field goal. The game featured aerial plays and strong drives with Oklahoma scoring first and Kansas answering to secure the win.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wansits Aggies
Lynch Beats Murray in Bantam Title Defense Report
In Minneapolis Peoria boxer Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion, KO'd Frankie Murray of Shreveport in the fifth of a scheduled ten rounds. Chicago fighter Morrie Schlaifer defeated Kid Herman of Los Angeles in ten rounds in Omaha. Fred Fulton of Minneapolis knocked out Farmer Lodge of St Paul in the first round. Eddie Mores doux ty won a newspaper decision over Charlie Leng in Doaba.
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Peoria
Joe Lynch
Frankie Murray
Shreveport
Chicago
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Kid Herman
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred Fulton
Farmer Lodge
St. Paul
Eddie Mores
Doux Ty
Charlie Leng
Doaba
Last Big Saturday of 1923 Football Is Wont in History
The last big Saturday of the 1923 season features Harvard vs Yale at Cambridge and Army vs Navy at the Polo Grounds. About 60,900 will attend Army Navy. 50,000 watch Harvard Yale. Other notable games include Lafayette Lehigh, Holy Cross, Brown New Hampshire, Rutgers Fordham, and NYU Boston University.
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Associated Press
New York
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
Crimson
Lafayette
Buena Vista Downs Ellsworth 89 to 0 in Storm Lake
Buena Vista College routed Ellsworth College 89 to 0 in Storm Lake on November 24. Bouck Barrett and Rollins led the offense with dominant long runs while Saggan Bouck combined for many scores. Beef Karges, BV’s famed center, capped four years of play with honors from students and faculty.
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Buena Vista College
Ellsworth College
Bouck
Barrett
Rollins
Buena Vista
Ellsworth
Saggan
Karges
Storm Lake
King
North Des Moines High Beats Roosevelt 14-6 at Drake Stadium
Des Moines November 24 North High defeated Roosevelt High 14 to 6 in the season finale at Drake Stadium. A muddy field from rain and snow slowed play but both teams fought hard. Large student turnout watched a stubborn defensive battle despite slippery conditions.
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Des Moines
North Hngh
Roosevelt High
Drake Stadium
Frienia
West High cagers eye record basketball year
The 1928-29 West High basketball season opens with coach Ralph Sarff guiding five veterans and a strong reserve group. Many lettermen return as Lindinger, Miller, Hetts, Potter, Ferguson, Stadlingsr ig, and others compete for varsity spots. Thirteen games are set starting December, including home clash with Brandon December 21 and a schedule featuring Dubuque Cedar Palle and others.
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Ralph Sarff
West High Basketeers
West
Lindinger
Miller
Gamoes
Sarff
Brandon
Teachers College High
Hers Tan
Dubuque
Cedar Palle
Countesl Bluffs
Cornell Falls to Coe in 15-0 Annual Battle
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Coe dominated Cornell 15 to 0 in the thirty first annual game played on a muddy field. Verwins punt blocked for a safety and Mowrey scored on a 10 yard run after a punt return and later added another score. Coe’s defense held Cornell to 39 yards rushing and 17 in the air as the Kohawks completed a decisive win.
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Cedar Rapids
Gao
Cornell
Kohawks
Purple
Gee
Verwin
Crimson
Mowrey
Stlent
Makeover
Pance
Coe
Strong
Methodists
J Makeever
Wernimont
Coa
Gillispie
Visitors
Notre Dame Favored to Beat Carnegie Tech in Rain
Pittsburgh report says Notre Dame is favored to win over Carnegie Tech this afternoon though field conditions are soggy from recent rain. Oddes favor Notre Dame despite a soggy field and uncertain footing.
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Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Althe the Herling
Hawkeye Fuls Prep for Thanksgiving Game with Waterloo
Marengo plans for a Thanksgiving showdown as the Marengo moguls pick an easier foe, Des Moines based Marvan AC to provide practice tomorrow. Waterloo scrapper Jimmy Nuss is out several months due to a vertebra injury learned from a chiropractor. Lou Bollinger may sub, while Pep Webster from Buxton rises on the west coast scene defeating Gene Cline to claim the welterweight title. Marshalltown hopes funding via memberships and a fall sale during Christmas will support 1924 baseball. Coach Ben Miller takes 18 players to a movie to rest before today’s game.
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Marengo
Waterloo A. C. Elayen
Marvan A. C
Des Moines
Victor
Jimmy Nuss
Waterloo
Jimmy
Jack Brauchle
Fort Dodge
Lou Bollinger
Pep Webster
Buxton
Fritz Knipp
Cedar Rapids
Gene Cline
Stockton
Cal
Cornhuskers to Meet Syracuse in Big Intersectional Game
Lincoln Neb Nov 24 Nebraska primes for an important intersectional clash with Syracuse as injuries limit the Huskers and battle-tested Syracuse seeks to snap a skid. Lineups hint at changes with McGlasson replacing Zimmerman and Hartman subs for Dawitz while Noble returns to join Noble in the backfield for a pivotal season contest.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Fighting Cornhuskers
Notra
Syracuse
Chick” Meehan
Cornhusker
Orange
Hoppe
Wall
Biges
Fivaz
Bastnger
McRae
Simmons
Zimmerman
California U Dedicates Million Dollar Stadium
California University dedicated a $1,000,000 athletic stadium to honor state WWI dead. National Commander John R. Quinn spoke as Dr. W. W. Campbell unveiled memorial tablets. The 72,605 seat stadium sold out for the football game tomorrow against Stanford.
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R Berkaley
Cnal
University of California
John R. Quinn
American Legion
W. W. Campbell
Unversity
University
Stanford University
Bartlett & McFarlane top Detson in Waterloo league clash
Bartlett and McFarlane won two of three games as their bowling team edged Detson Clothiers at Waterloo Alleys. Armstrong led the losers with 216, followed by Olds at 213. Team totals showed Detson struggling with a final score around 903 to 362 in the series, while Bartlett & McFarlane stacked several strong individual scores.
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Bartlett & McFarlane
Detson Clothiers
Waterloo
Armstrong
Olds
Morris
P. Morris
Sorenson
ASME
Bartlett & McFarlane— Smith
Hartway
A. McFarlane
Olds Wees
E. Mefarlane
East High to Field Young 1923 24 Basketball Team
East High coach Ben Miller plans a lean squad with only two veterans Capt. Carl Artus guard and Clyde Kipp forward. Dec 3 start practice, Dec 15 home opener vs Orange Township. About 60 candidates, 18 game schedule, interclass series, and strong finishes against Marshalltown Jesup Hudson.
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Ben Miller
East. High
Carl Artus
Clyde Kipp
East
Orange Township
East High
West High Quinte
West High
Marshalltown Jesup
Hudson
West of
Cornell
Wil
Wast-Orange
East Jesup
Penn Beats St Ambrose College Eleven 7 to 6
In Oskaloosa on Nov 24 Penn College defeated St Ambrose 7 to 6 in a thrilling game. A 22 yard pass Ashby to Ware and Ware’s 12 yard touchdown run as time waned set the stage for Bowen’s dropkick for the winning point.
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PENN
ST. Ambrose College
Oskaloosa
St. Ambrose College of
Davenport
Town College
Penn College
Cotton Pickers
Ashby
Ware
Acrosa Field
Waero
Brillant
Bowen
Quakers
Ithelr
Saints
Friday Football Scores and Miscellaneous Games
Friday football results show Cornell over Penn 18 to 7 while Buena Vista, Ellsworth, Des Moines University North Des Moines and others posted scores. Notable outcomes include Rockwell City 35, Manson 4. Carroll 23, Lake View 0. Muscatine 22, Tipton 0. Shenandoah 10, Orleston 0. Kansas Aggies 27, Oklahoma 20. Washington 6. Monmouth 19. Hanover 7. Arkansas 23, Phillips 0. Havana Ribbon Cigar ad copy ends the page.
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North Des Moines
Roosevelt High
Parsons
SUIL
Rockwell City
Manson
Cherokee
Fort Dodge
Colfax
Knoxville
Prairie
Carroll
Lake View
Muscatine
Tipton
Shenandoah
Orleston
Johnston Station
Grimes
Ankony
Bondurant
Blanchard
Glenwood
State Center
State Industrial School
Stuart
Parry
Winterset
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Wittenburg
Washington
Monmouth
Tillnois Wesleyan
Fureka
St. Vintor
Georgetown
Hanover
Pacific University
Williamette
Arkansas
Phillips
Russellville
Aceies
Essex
Tenpin Bowling Highlights At Waterloo Alleys This Week
Spectator shock as Doc Huntoon rolls 246 at Waterlolo alleys. Tibbitts tops City league with 635 three game total, average near 212. Roxie Martin returns after repairs. Budack Saverge offers five pounds sausage for single high game weekly. H.D. Smith fires 275 near season record. two spares then nine straights ending with six pins. Charles City team to face Waterloo at St Louis Midwest tournament next month. Water loo shifts with Jimmy Smith’s Milwaukee team. Cap Wegner posts 10 straight games. average 195. Many 200s at Whiteside alleys. notable scores listed.
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Doc Huntoon
Waterlolo
O Tibbitts
Budack Saverge Company
Waterloo
H.D. Smith
Harry Marsan
Smith
Charles City
St. Louis
Frank Manahi
B. McFarlane
al Manahi
C. Newman
H. D. Smith
Cyclones Face Grinnell In Hard Season Final
Ames Nov 24 The Cyclones battle Grinnell in the season closer on State field Ames Grinnell strengthens with Critchett back at punt and Taylor at left end Jones leads Grinnell backfield while Ames counters with Norton Behm out twisted arm Johnnie Behm ill Grinnell lineup includes Taylor Wood Cathcart Mayer Duke Nichols Winter Jones Critchett Wing Swest and Wing r Weaker Ames lineup lists Young Anderson Schmidt Longstreet Watts Mayer Snyder J Behm Saunders Roberts Hill fb
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Ames
Cyclones
Iowa
Grinnell
Critchett
Taylor
Jones
Town State Eleven
Norton Behm
Nebraska
Johnnie Behm
Flash
Town
Young
Anderson
Schmidt
Longstreet
Watts
Mayer
Snyder
J. Behm
Saunders
Roberts
Hill
Wood
Cathcart
Duke
Parsons College Beats Still College in Final Quarter
Fairfield Iowa November 24 Parsons College edged Still College of Des Moines 6 to 0 after a tense game on a slippery field. Roy Layne son kicked two field goals in the last quarter to seal the victory for Parsons, who defended their lead after a close three quarters of play.
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Fairfield
Roy Layneson
Parsons College
Still College of Des Qamnes
Chicago U Teams Lead Big Ten Since 1913
Chicago officials tout Amos Alonzo Stagg as the Big Ten’s leading win maker since 1913. Maroons show 38 wins, 17 losses, 3 ties in 58 games for a .691 percentage, ahead of Ohio State and Illinois. Ohio State ranks second with .659, Illinois third, Michigan fourth.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Jack Wilce
Ohio State
Robert Zuppke
University of Illinois
Zuppke
Wilce
Coazches
Wilee
Zupoke
Ohio
Maroons
Illinois
Buckeyes
Illini
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Athletic Department of
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Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Indiana
Wlinois
Mad Toons
Tiinois
Wwi
Wol Pillingis
Minneso
Northwestern Indiana
Benefit Program for Tripoli Band to Be Thursday
Tripoli concert band plans a Thanksgiving evening concert at the opera house directed by A. L. Schmolt. Proceeds will buy music. A chorus and soloists will perform including Hazel Rettig Emma Buhr Josephine Schnurstein Renetta Tegtmeier Helen Vieters Irene Duecker Clara Minor. Afterward, dancing follows the program.
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Tripoli
Opera House
A. L. Schmolt
Waterloo
Hazel Rettig
Emma Buhr
Josephine Schnurstein
Valetia Schnurstein
Renetta Tegtmeier
Helen Vieters
Irene Duecker
Clara Minor
Josephine Schnur- A. Hale
Hildebrandt
Ophone
Messrs. Fink
Tuldeforanat
Meyers
Mueller
Stars and Stripes
Chorne
Army and Navy Game Played on Soggy Polo Grounds
New York November 24 under a drizzle the Army and Navy football game opened on a soggy muddy Polo Grounds. The field was soft from the misty overcast morning yet forecasters predicted a fair day. A smokeless coal fuel had been developed in England.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Army
Navy
England
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