Growth of Came Tends to an Similar Elevens
Fielding H. Tort notes uniformity in football offense and defense across schools and states. Standardized blocking passing and formation shifts have reduced wide variances in play. Ends play closer to tackles, quarterbacks sit 25 yards back, and six-man lines with center back are common against passing. Coaching schools spread ideas globally, making success depend on training and personnel rather than unique plays.
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Fielding H. Tort
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
Michigan
Union
South America
Hawaii
Canada
Dana College Falls to Omaha University in Tough 60 21 Loss
In yesterday’s matchup Dana College of Nebraska lost 60 to 21 to Omaha University. Dana endured a winless season, failing to score a point until this game, while Omaha notched its first scoring of the season. Fans praised the West High and California University sections for spirited showings and noted injuries influenced outcomes.
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Dana College of
Nebraska
Omaha University
Dana
Omaha UT
Football results from state and regional matchups across multiple leagues
Comprehensive list of football scores and outcomes from state, Missouri Valley, Western, and Southern regions. Notable results include Marquette 34 Ames 0, Simpson 25 Penn 7, Missouri 20 Oklahoma 7, Penn State 30. Local high school and college diversions follow with numerous small-school scores and standings.
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Marquette
Ames
Simpson
Penn
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Columbus
Luther
Cleveland Panthers
Valley A
Kirksville
Ostapsihs
SUL Osteopathe
Regis
Denver
Des Moines
Palmer College
Graceland
Ternity
Buena Vista
Bane Dakota University
Morningside
Cornell
Waterloo West High
Brown
Colgate
Pitt
Penn State
Columbia
Syracuse
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Bucknell
Dickinson
Washington-Jeferson
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Franklin-Marshall
Penn Military College
T. Johns
Hobart
Rochester
Howard
Lincoln
Catholic University
George Washington
Schuylkiil
Susquehanna
St. Thomas
Manhattan
Muhlenberg
Western Maryland
Springfeld
Vermont
WEST
Haskell Indians
St. Xavier
Miami
Cincinnati
Detroit
South Dakota
North Dakota
Aggies
DePaul
la Grosse Normal
River Falls
Noremal
Mount Union
Baldwin-Wallace
Davis-Elkins
John Carrol
Utah University
Utah Aggies
Mirksville
Missouri
St. Mary's
Winooa
Columbus College
Sioux Falls
Ruron College
Wyoming
Colorado
Illnois College
Bureks
Darton
Wittenberg
Washington
Oregon
Whitmat
Willamette
SOUTH
Wiliam and Mary
Richmond
Norh Saroline State
South Caroline
Wofford
Newberry
Mercer
Wake Forest
Virginia Military
Virginia Poly
Tulane
Louisiana State
North Carolina
Virginia
Chattanooga
Oglethorpe
Florida
Washington and Lee
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Forman
Clemson
Southwestern
Memphis
Millaaps
Georgia
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Tennessee
Kentucky
Southern
Methodists
Texan
Chris- Hans
Mississippi University
Mississippi Aggles
Citadel
Presbyterian College
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
Rice
Baylor
Texas Aggies
Texas
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Bulldogs
New York Yankees
Green Bay Packers
Rankfarg Yellow Jackets
Pottsville
Providence D
Sweatin
Davenport Independ
Metehellville A. C
Roadside A. C
High School
Willisea
Corning
Melcher
Dallas C. Bloomfield
Eldon
Grant Cedar Rapids
Waterloo East High
Bridgewater
Massena
Rockwell City
Sac Chu
Clarion
Hampton
Augmosé
Marion
What Cheet
Westchester
Chories City
Osage
Eldora
Town Falls
Eagle Grove
Signon
Osceola
Winterset
Guthrie Center
Panora
the Grove
Denison & Colfax
Perry
Pentinegs i
Cedar Rapids
Town City
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Boose
Marshelltown
Nora Springs
Ricevile
Oolumbus Junction
Spirit Lake
Mitford
Grinnell
Newton
Mustatine
West Liberty
Sutherland
Pauilina
Carroll
Estherville
oAcademy
Emmetsbungt Bidora Tsatnine School
Clear Like
Garner
Earlham
Dex’ Ormsen
Mohinzuma
Breakion
Humboldt
Webster City
Burineion
Pairfield
Central
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Football Confermee
Sebraska
Algiesova State
Cansas
Kansas Aggies E $Rinnell
Charles City Eleven Defeats Osage 6 to 0
Charles City high school football team defeated Osage 6 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Osage. Bluhm scored the winning touchdown in the final quarter after Hahn's long runs. Osage threatened to tie but the defense held. Osage has now lost six straight games without scoring.
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Cawrite
Sproat Renin
Charles City
Charles City High
Éacedoal
Tesr
Orage
Bluhm
Ihe
Hahn
Osage
Keeler Recalls Legendary 100-Yard Brassie at Roebuck
Hall of Birmingham champion Charlie Hall, famed for power with the wood, recalls a 1920 Roebuck Country Club shot against Vardon and Ray. From 100 yards he punched a backspin pitch to inside a foot, securing a dramatic par and clinching the hole as Vardon missed.
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B. Keeler
Charlie Hall
Country Club
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Kipling
Charlie
Roebuck Country Club
Douglas Edgar
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Harry
Roebuck
Edgar
Vardon
Ray
Nicklick
Lad
Clarion wallops Hampton High 36 to 0 in muddy finale
Clarion's well balanced team defeated Hampton High 36 to 0 in the final senaya game played Thursday. McGrath scored four touchdowns and Oldham two as Clarion exploited Hampton's line as the backs gained yards. Hampton showed strong defense despite the lopsided score.
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Worker Special Servier
Hampton
Clarion
Senaya
McGrath
Oldham
Miller
Pink
New Hampton Gridmen Defeat Nashua 38 to 0
New Hampton high school football team defeated Nashua on Thanksgiving day 38 to 0 in Nashua Iowa. Keating was the big offensive star for the winners with Damro noted as Nashua’s standout occasionally breaking through for gains.
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NEW Hampton Gridmen
Nashua
New Hampton High
Keateing
Damro
Presnell of Nebraska Tops MVC Scorers with 72 Points
Des Moines reports Nebraska star Glenn Presnell clinched Missouri Valley scoring honors after scoring two touchdowns against NYU, raising his season total to 12 and overall points to 72. The article lists the league’s top scorers, with Howell, Miller, Douglass, and LeGrone among leaders.
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Des Moines
Glenn
Esuell
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
New York University
Rae Ae Presnell
Nebra
Howell
Ia Miller
Iowa State
Churchill
Oklahoma
Douglass
Kar Agetes
T A P McCey
Lindbinom
Havana Ribbon cigar advertisement extols five cent price
A bold ad declares Havana Ribbon cigars available for a nickel and promises surprising quality. It claims strong sales, a history of low prices, and urges customers to try a smoke that allegedly rivals pricier brands.
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Havana
East High Clashes With Grant In Muddy Season Finale
East High and Grant high battled on a rain soaked Coe field with mud limiting plays. Garrison and Slavek scored for East High and Grant reply featured a one yard TD by Slavek as the game remained close throughout.
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East High
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Slavek
East
Caveness
Stoecker
Schammel
Orange
Black
Capt. Dirkman
Hamilton
Hoyt
Winter
Gerber
Coe Field
Garrison
Bingham
Hackett
Beil
May
Lucore
Stanek
Ilingis
Eby
Iows
Clowns in Baseball Draw Namered Skit of Old Giants
A nostalgic column recalls famous clowns of baseball led by Nick Altrock and others like Chari e Grimm Rabbit Maranville and Bugs Raymond. The author jokes about clowns influencing pennants and offers a challenge for readers to draft a funnier lineup.
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Ay Can Vena
New York Giants
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Washington
Chariie Grimm
Rollie Zeider
Helnie Zimmerman
Rabbit Maranville
Steve Evans
Christy* Christianson
Cory Dolan
Patick Altrock
Rube Waddell
Bugs Raymond
Larry McLean
All American Football Team Named by United Press
Notre Dame and Southern California each have two players on the 1927 All-American squad with Minnesota also twice represented. The list splits into three teams with stars from Michigan Yale Notre Dame and Penn among others amid input from coaches including Knute Rockne and Wallace Wade.
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Notre Dame
Sothern
California
Minnesota
United Press
East
South
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Hake
Pennsylvania
Hanson
Charlesworth
Yale Smith
Hibbs
Caltfort
Shiver
Georgia
Drury
Welch
Pittsburgh - Flanagan
Notre Dame Joesting
Barn
Army
Pickard
Alabama
Webster
Yale
McCreery
Stanford
Stanford Baer, Michigan, Spracue. Apmf . Beott
Yaleee Spears
Vanderbilt
Presnell
Nebrask
Marsters
Dartmouth - McCreary
Nash
Quarrier
Yale Dart
Northwest Rouse
Miller
Amherst Fitzgerald
Tufts Walsh
Norton Behm Faces Sheriff’s Writ After Game Victory
Norton Behm former Iowa State star and Cleveland Panthers player faced a sheriff’s writ after a football win over Valley Junction at Drake Stadium. He had purchased a car as a student, defaulted on payments, and reportedly turned the car back. The attachment was to be settled the next day.
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Grant
Cedar Rapids
Hiraks
Panthers
Fred Winter
Slavex
Sophimnore
Erie
Washington High
Des Moines
Norton Behm
Iowa State College
Cleveland Panthers
Valley Junction
Behm
Iowa State
Drake Stadium
United States
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Loveland Smith
Mussett i
Schuler
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