Hawkeye Basketball Faces Tough 1910–11 Schedule
Iowa will open the season December 20 with a strong slate of games against Wisconsin Chicago Minnesota and Drake among others. The state high school tournament is set for March 17 and 18 in Iowa City with top teams from four sections competing for the state title.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Nelson A. Kellogg
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Drake University
Des Moines
Algo
Iowa Wesleyan
Coynell
Tan
Minneapoli
Dee
Grimunell
Drake
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Ames
Grinnell
Madison
Anes
Kent
Three Iowa Teams Defeat Chicago in Football Clash
Englewood high of Chicago lost 3 to 0 at Mizou park after Menefee’s 35 yard drop kick in the first quarter. Hyde Park fell 20-0 to Mason City as Clinton high defeated Crane Tech 35-0 using strong passing and ground attacks. In cycling, Percy Lawrence and Willie Hanley won Chicago’s six day race with 32 points, while Ryan and Thomas were second with 35 points.
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Sioux City
Menefee
Englewood High
Chicago
Mizou Park
Buck Wolfe
Themars
Hyde Park
Mason City
Hyde Park High
Trutchinson
Waldie
Clinton Yeverts Crane
Clinton
Clinton High School
Crane Tech
Crane
Slater
Canton
Pinney
Capt
Ingwerson
Percy Lawrence
Willie Hanley
San Francisco
Ryan
Thomas
Watthour
Walker
Mitten
Hansen
Tip ONeill Kept as Western League President
St. Joseph Missouri November 26 That Tip ONeill deposed president of the Western league was allowed full salary until January 1 1917 announced yesterday by John Holland owner of the St Joseph club ONeill had a contract to serve as president at 35060 a year
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St. Joseph
Tip
Mon tana and Syracuse play 6 to 6 in snowstorm
Mon tana and Syracuse university football teams battled to a 6 6 tie in a blinding snowstorm in Missoula. Mon tana recovered a fumbled place kick for a touchdown while Syracuse relied on a 15 yard surge after two forward passes. Detroit Central High claims Western Interscholastic title with a 37 7 win over Oak Park Ill.
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Monfana
Syracuse
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Syracuse University
Hars
Detroit High
Detroit
Central High School of
Oak Park
Ill
Central High
Arms and ammunition questions answered by experts
Readers in Hinsdale and elsewhere seek guidance on guns and ammo. A. J. AL Morriston Fla, L L Duluth Minn, EM Warsaw Mo, and others pose queries about sights, calibers, reloading, and rifle trajectories. Answers advise factory work, practical sight choices, and noted cartridges for target work and hunting.
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A. P
Hinsdale
Mass
Ans
National Sportsman
Outers
Field & Stream
Sporting Life
Pleming
Damnpawess
A. J. AL
Morriston
Fla
Remington
Recoil Debate Between Rifle and Carbine Hunters
A writer notes two hunters compare recoil on different calibers. One fires a 36 90 loaded with black powder and claims recoil is not bad, while another laments the heavy 26 45 cartridge. The author sees little difference between rifle and carbine, and says ordinary hunting trips involve few shots, so recoil is not a major concern.
Stecker Retains World Heavyweight Wrestling Title
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 26 Joe Stecker of Dodge City Nebraska defeated Yussif Husane the Bulgarian Turk in nine minutes to retain the world heavyweight championship. Stecker won the first fall in four minutes with a scissors and bar lock and the second in five minutes with a scissors and wrist lock. He carried a three pound weight advantage and was never in real trouble.
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Stecker
Hussane
Lincoln
Neb
Joe Stecker
Dodge City
Yussif Hussane
Local Notes From Hazleton Visitants and a Sudden Death
Hazleton Slutjeton notices visitors from Winmant Grasston and Hether ville arriving for family visits. W. A. Nortemeyer returns from South Dakota where he built two houses on contract. Dr. J. C. Ghrard heads to Chicago for post graduate study before choosing a location. George Esmoile on the George Bagby farm near here drops dead Tuesday morning after a severe grippe two years ago.
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Slutjeton
Lena Shreeve
Winmant
Harold Oakwood
Walnut
W. A. Nortemeyer
South Dakota
J. C. Ghrard
Chicago
H. J. Searla
Grasston
Minn
H. J. Darby
Searles
Esmoile
Grippe
Fragmentary Local Gossip Items From Independence Area
A garbled column notes several local families and individuals in Independence and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Rose McKenzie and Miss Rose Wright returning from Rapid City, Susie Sprage and Chris Stout interred at Independence, teachers traveling home for vacation, and local residents visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Pittsburg.
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Ateisn
Bnghy
Sur
Eldren
Rose McKenzie
Mises Rose
Wucara Wieht
Weaver
Rapid City
Mies Susie Sprage
Chvid Stout
Independence
Rov
J. M. Lackey
M.& Church
Mt. Atburn
Noy
Alra
Leroy
Gaaschepent
Cedar! Rapids
Mra
Forrest
Mia Dorothy Wlegand
Brandon
Migs Zest Fisher
Ann Motion
Sioux City
Tom Moore
Waterlog
Hayzhet
Cedar Rapids
Cle
York
Grover’ Wiese
Stuth Gates
L. R. Rogers
Zarah
Vinton
W. W. Usher
Violette
Verne Melson
Waterloo
Rome
A. W. Appiecon
Geo. W. McKlustry
West Liberty
Atila Rogers
Pittsburg
Kan
Delbert Walker
C. H. Walker
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Warsaw
Smith
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Hazleton
Boombower
Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation
Florence Reed
Marc Edmond Jones
Pathe News
Grattan Donnelly
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Center Point
Columbus Junction
MT. Auburn
West 4Th St
East 5Th St
George McMant
Ant
Hotel Astor
Maggie
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Tink
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