Cedar Falls Tigers Hand Cedar Falls a Heavy Loss at Home
Cedar Falls high school faced a decisive defeat at Teachers College field as East High, led by Copeh Thomas, dominated with forward passes and a strong defense. Jamie son and See scored for East High, finishing 40 to 7, while Poland and Christoferson stood out for Cedar Falls. The Cedar Falls team showed grit with multiple first downs, but East High’s power overwhelmed them throughout the game.
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Bowling leaders set records amid fading scores
In Fort Dodge Frost leads Aul-Nuents with 1999 BP as Wesler of Omaha places second in singles with 734 pins behind G Becker who set two world marks five days earlier with 725. Frost also posts 1.909 tournament record and 242 average over nine games while Wesley joins third with 1.854 as other entrants and doubles teams are listed.
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A Comic Strip in Type and Names of Posters
A humorous meditation on naming drayman and other trades in Detroit Minnesota. The piece ponders how names like McCart or MeTruck might advertise a business and imagines playful fate of clients’ names. It ends with a teaser about a secret prize for a best answer.
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Proudest Extant Des Moines Father of Grid Star Aubrey Devine
William Devine, father of Aubrey Devine, renowned football star at the state university, is celebrated in Des Moines for his family of nine children. Despite losing a leg in an accident, he remains cheerful, guiding Aubrey and brother Glenn, both noted players, as the family emphasizes education and perseverance across varied paths.
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Osage Noses Gut Charles City in 14 to 13 Battle
Osage defeated Charles City 14 to 13 in a hard fought game witnessed by 60 fans. Beek and Hogan starred as Osage mounted a first half lead with drives and a goal, while Charles City rallied with long passes but failed on extra points.
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Eddie Hern wins long distance race and city walk record
In Los Angeles Eddie Hern won the 210 mile anoniohile race with Thomas Milton second. Bellevite’s 9 year old Edward Tl. Keck died in a football cane accident. Frank Plant set a city hall to Coney Island walk record covering 10 4 3 miles in 1 24 2 5. Joe Lynch to fight Midget Smith in a 10 round boxing match, plus other bouts and college football note.
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Varied 1921 Football Results Across Town and Colleges
A sprawling 1921 football roundup lists scores from Town, Western Union, Trinity, Notre Dame, Michigan Aggies, Kansas, Missouri, Utah Aggies, Colorado, Creighton, Ohio, Marietta, Penn State, and many others. Notable outcomes include Notre Dame 48 over unlisted opponent, Iowa or nearby schools with 9 to 0 margins, and several regional matchups such as St. Louis UF over East Muhrenberg, and Gettysburg 21 over Dickinson 9. The article mixes scores, team names, and places with numerous OCR garbles, offering a snapshot of a broad, disjointed season ledger rather than a single decisive game.
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Gettysburg
Waterloo Downs Davenport 46 to 0 in Cedar River park rout
Waterloo Athletic club dominates Davenport with seven touchdowns as Seger Nauman and Dean star in a one sided game. Waterloo shows its claimed state pro football strength with powerful line and backfield play.
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Iowa Falls Teams End Season With Two Wins
Iowa Falls Ellsworth college defeated Western Union LeMars 28 to 7, while Iowa Falls high school beat Eldora 20 to 7. Ellsworth edged ahead with Koch’s 55 yard start, Norton and Walwrath sparkled for Ellsworth, and McCoy scored on a 40 yard dash after a fumble. Eldora used forward passes for its only score, as Iowa Falls dominated other phases of play led by Bryson, Klemme, Treasmer and Butterwick.
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Walwrath
McCoy
Hardcastle
Anderson
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Klemme
Treasmer
Butterwick
Towa Falls
Algona High Downs Mason City for 13 to 0 Victory
Algona High defeated Mason City 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. Algona scored early, held Mason City to no scores in the second half, with strong defense from Gairath and return runs by Sullivan. The win boosts Algona’s claim to the state championship after a one loss season against Hammersburg, Webster City, Spencer, Fort Dodge, and Humboldt.
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Tiger Cage Work Starts Monday
Cedar Falls high school announces the first basketball season workout at the high school gym at 3.35 p. m. Monday for all applicants. Coaches Loyal Thomas and assistant Lynch will supervise, with enough candidates expected to form two teams and perhaps more.
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Seven Teach ers College High Are Graduating From Cedar Falls Grid
Cedar Falls November 25 seven members of the Teachers College high school football eleven will graduate at the end of the current semester in January. The players named Gibson Mullinex Davis Starbuck Isley Cole and Palmer conclude their high school grid careers as the season ends.
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Cedar Rapids High Crushes Crane Tech 49 to 0
Cedar Rapids High, Iowa state champions, overwhelmed Crane Tech of Chicago 49 to 0 at Coe field. Tiger backs Hines and Marek gained on tackles and ends, McGinnes snagged long passes, Barta halted Crane runs, while Cedar Rapids rarely punted and Crane earned only one first down.
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Fairbank tax levy correction and school details
George C. Eicerlberg president of the Fairbank School Board corrects a Nov 19 notice mislabeling Fairbank as a consolidated high school. He states the school is not consolidated and provides 87.6 mills general tax plus 23.1 mill school house and 0.3 mill library totaling 102.8 mills for 1922, a 35.7 mill drop from 1921. The notice notes the levy likely applies to Lester township. Burn Zeigler Coal Barron ad.
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Fairbank School Board
Nebraska Claims Missouri Honors and Three Place Ties
Kansas City Mo November 25. Officials called the Missouri Valley race chaotic as Nebraska clinched the unbeaten title while six of nine teams tied in the percentage column. Nebraska beat Ames to seal the championship. Missouri and Kansas tied for second after Drake defeated Grinnell, with Drake and Kansas in a die for third. Ames finished fourth. Oklahoma and Washington tied for fifth as Grinnell ended winless. Coaches meet December 2 to draft 1922 schedules.
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Greene Gridders Defeat New Hampton in 31 to 6 Victory
Greene Iowa high school beat New Hampton 31 to 6 as Pix ley and Anderson starred for Greene. Long runs, smashes and forward passes drove the scoring, with Greene intercepting three passes, returning two for touchdowns. One TD followed a 90 yard run.
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Shell Rock Cagers Defeat Waterloo in Local Tilt
Shell Rock Iowa November 25 Shell Rock high school cagers beat the Waterloo Business college team 26 to 11 in a Wednesday night game. The Shell Rock orchestra provided music between halves. Cecil Morgan of Shell Rock refereed.
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Cecil Morgan
Allison Teams Fail to Arrive for Shell Rock Games
Allison's boys and girls basketball squads were to host Shell Rock teams here Wednesday night but both teams did not arrive, leaving a halted schedule and unanswered results.
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