Thanksgiving Day Gridiron Showdown At League Park
East High meets West High in a climactic football fracas at League baseball park at 2:30 pm. Fans snap up 75 cent tickets. 3,000 to 5,000 expected as coaches Ralph Sarfi and John Heldt hedge on final lineups and praise the rival teams.
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Fast Wagin
West High
Waeine Oy Amit Travds
Itaxeman Benjamins Putney Merkimm Barsard Tener
Bikmaerer Abyst
Wael Snovone Bow TelnQe
Smith Bovey Dickman
Aosta Boyder
FAS Olly Ab Wigl
Uebetes Watkee
Being
Humas
Alexander
Conus
Stevenson
Thampson
Moash
Dawson
Darson
Muuereperger
Weatigh
Surgeon
Hardinger
Brin
Chishulin
Moledty
Istey
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May
Zheytor
Omidas
Amentenanu
Fawn
Weferee
MrCormick
Drake
Pire
Williams
Central
Mwhankin
Bamb
Powers
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Rudyard Kipling Seld
Johnny Hemlmar
Wilkins
Thompson
Benjamin
Ralph Sarfi
Dean
Sansione
Hardieee
Fon
Hulgate
Telstra
Jey
Heary
Tonizsht
Iowa conference champ undecided after week of play
Des Moines reports no change in the Iowa college conference standings with three games left. Penn leads with two wins and two ties after a 0-0 draw with Parsons. Simpson beat Columbia 10 to 0, indicating potential shakeups if results go Penn or Buena Vista. Upper Iowa and Iowa State Teachers wrapped up their schedules.
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Des Moines
Althve
Iowa College Conference
Tay
Penn
Simpson
Indianola
Jonpson Strong
aAitho Simpson
Warkman
Columbia
Buena Vista
Upper Fown
State Teachers College
Parsons
Con
Upper Town
Trea
Az Simpson
Wea
Ambrose Alee
Morningside
al Central
Tous Wesleyan
Luther
Des Moines Cote
Eilsworth
Jowa Wesleyan
Parsons Western Union
J. Ambrose
All-Missouri Valley football team chosen by University Daily
Lawrence Kansas newspaper selects All-Valley players with three Missouri standouts: Coglizer left end Lindemeyer left tackle Brockman left guard Hutchinson center McGee right guard Weir captain right tackle Sloane quarterback Bellm Rhodes halfback Whiteman fullback Spears Drake. Names include Missouri Nebraska Drake Oklahoma and Kansas players.
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Kan
Missouri
University Daily
Kansan
Kansas
Coglizer
Lindemeyer
Brockman
Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Nebraska
Rigt
McGee
Gies
Weir
Eng
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Drake
Quarteback
J. Bellm
Town
State
Rhodes
Whiteman
Wack
Spears
Upnes bowler shines at Midwest Omaha tournament
Hatwkeye-Full Cleus Tixon earns praise as a rising bowler after competing against Sionxity in Omaha. Monday night saw Floyd Hewers of Waterlon defeat Chi pica of Cedar Rapids in the first Reid. Fragments mention Say Maat Ubo and others, with unclear local ties or precise outcomes.
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Cleus Tixon
Omaha
Boxtag
Beno
Hal
Floyd Hewers
Waterlon Bowl
Chipica
Cedar Rapids
Reid
Ate
Bitter East West grid clash predicted by rival coaches
Coaches Meldt of Hast High and Sarff of West High predict a hard fought game with equal footing for Hast High and Old Rose. East High captain Pais husky leads the offense while West High captain Max Reistle faces a possible injury. Beistle anchors the West offense with accurate passing and defensive value.
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West High
Max Reistle
Pozitlup
Tomoorrow
Capt. Beistie
Capt. Beistle
West High Cards Oskaloosa in state basketball bid
West High defeated Oskaloosa to clinch the state basketball championship bid, with two games scheduled at Ottumwa. The team plans 18 more contests this season, opening December 11 against Orange Township and facing Dunketon on December 15, plus games vs Grant High Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mason City Osage Cedar Falls and East High. In wrestling, Lithuanian wrestler Wreatlings match ended with Korolay failing to return after a 2-0-3 tally.
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West Mwighaml
Oskaloosa
Iowa
West High
Ralph Sarl
Orange Township
Dee
Dunkerton
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mason City
Osage
Cedar Falls
East High
Ames Frosh Are Given Numerals
Thirty-one numeral awards were presented to Iowa State freshman football players, the largest number ever. Recipients include eight all state high school players, three out of state players TWing Seeds of Salem, C. and William Klug of Norfolk, Neb. A. Harlan Henry will receive a manager’s numeral. Names span backfield and linemen with many towns represented.
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Iowa State
Frank Willaman
Heany
Sclieg
Salem. C
William Klug
Norfolk
Neb
Carl Pertz
Newcomerstown
A. Harlan Henry
Albert Lea
Minn
Cyclones
Atlen Holtman
Fairfield
Russell Sadler
Missouri Valley
John Miller
Waterton
Richard Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Twing Seeds
Salem
Harry Lindbleen
Des Moines
Nev
Sanford Hill
Story City
Maurice Cook
Fayette
Don Wilson
Hopkinton
Carl Rudi
Gliddet
Merle Gndernit
Sanborn
John Kulp
Davenport
Harry Johnson
Diluque
Coomer
Dayton
Don Schultz
Tefferson
Lawrence Wattier
Carrell
Tasper Eililer
Charles City
Robert Bishop
Glenn Arnold
Casey
Cherokee
Orrie Roe
Ames
C. A. Curtis
Camoni
George Schlenker
Harry Toom
Knoxville
Robert Lamson
Charles Cramer
Denison
Carl Portz
Claude Heming
Mason City
Ed Junker
Harlan
Ed Nieman
Cresco
Cecil Madsen
Spirit Lake
Carl Lenander Bancroft
Eben Howell
Marcus Mulcahy
One
Warold Schwepte
Webster Ty
Seven Ames Grid Stars Play Last Contest Thursday
Seven Cyclone football stars end their varsity careers as they face Kansas Aggies in the Thanksgiving morning game. Capt. Johonie Heim Norton Behm Ubuck Hin Alvin Thornburg Tiny Mayer John Rusmess Petey Band are highlighted in the Cyclone lineup. Coach Sam Willaman presses them through short scrimmages to iron out Drake bruises before meeting Coach Bachman's Aggies.
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Ames
Kansas Aggie
Johonie Heim
Norton Behm
Ubuck Hin
Iowa State
Alvin Thornburg
Cyclone
Cardinal and
Gold
Hine
Tiny Mayer
John Rusmess
Petey Band
Wildcats
Sam Willaman
Cyclones
Drake
Bachman
Aggie Eleven
Grange Prepares for First Pro Game in Chicago Tomorrow
Chicago notes Harold Red Grange will play left half back for the Bears in his pro debut against the Chicago Cardinals tomorrow. Grange is listed as No 77 in the official program. The Cardinals hold a better season record and are favored to win. Ticket chaos surrounds Cubs park booths as 200000 fans seek the 40000 tickets available.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
National League Baseball Park
Harold Red Grange
Chicago Cardinals
Grange
Bears
Cardinals
Minois
Cox
Cubs
Persis
Where Is It Find Out For Yourself Bob
By AL Demarte. Bob Fletcher former Illinois star quarterback now coaching Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland recounts a 1915 game at Iowa City. Depler was knocked down by a tough Iowa line, Fletcher recalls his teammate shouting Where in the h- is the interference on that play.
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AL Demarte
Parmer
N.Y
Towa
Depler
Relief From Rheumatism With Sloan's Liniment
Los Angeles man with years of rheumatic pain reports high medical costs and prolonged suffering then finds relief using Sloan's Liniment. He claims quick, genuine comfort and immune-boosting effects without rubbing, noting tingling and reduced pain, swelling, and stiffness after application. All druggists sell it for 35 cents.
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Los Angeles
California
Sloan
Cornell Claims Conference Flag in Midwest League
In November Iowa and Midwest football standings show Cornell undefeated this fall with a 16 to 0 upset of Coe and ties with Monmouth. Carleton also claims the title with three conference wins, Knox-Monmouth rivalry set for Thanksgiving. final loop standings list Carleton, Monmouth, Coe, Lawrence, Beloit, Knox among others.
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Cornell College
Dick” Barker
Knox
Carleton
Cornell
Monmouth
Coe
Midwest
Iowa
Lawrence
Knox-Monmouth
Monrhoulitt
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Dixon eyes future with determined stance in Waterloo plans
A Waterloo baseball story outlines Dixon’s push to strengthen the team for the Mississippi Valley league. He discusses trading several players, courting Dick Cleveland, and eyeing pitches from Jesse Garris and Cuban Collins. Prospects include Clarke at short, Rigsby, Grant, Worthington, McCaffrey, Kuehl, Brown, and Midge Makeever veterans.
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Dick Cleveland
Cleveland
Frank Boyle
Marshalltown
Tri-State
Spaldings
Cletus Logan Dixon
Collins
Dixon
Clarke
Harry Rigsby
Pete
Rigsby
Spot Grant
Waterino
Midge
Moline
Plawhays
Dixon Wii
Red Worthington
Virgil McCaffrey
Muggs Brown
Chris Kuehl
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