Ames and Drake battle in scoreless first half upset bid
Ames defeats Drake 28 to 14 at the stadium in Des Moines, with two late Moss passes turning the game. Drake led by ten at times as Ames showed bursts of power, while a strong Dubuque German college win and a Cedar Falls Teachers win were also noted in the day’s grid results.
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Swahan to Lead 108 Angeles Club in Coast League
Los Angeles announces James Callahan, Chicago American league farm manager, will manage Los Angeles and hold significant stock. John Powers says Callahan will have full authority, joining as he departs his previous role. Frank Dillon steps down after leading the club for years. The move signals a new era for the coast league entry with Callahan set to arrive before holidays.
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East High Triumphs 5-0 In Thanksgiving Grid Clash
East High tops West High 5 to 0 in a disciplined Thanksgiving football game attended by about 3,000. East gains 212 rushing yards and 31 through the air while West has 136 rushing yards and no completed passes. East forces two fumbles and recovers two, with penalties totaling 33 yards for East and 25 for West. Both teams show strong lines and backs, but East dominates scrimmage and preserves order with officiating by Orr Eby and Thompson praised.
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East West Game Ends In Scoreless Tie In 1915 Championship
The East High and West High teams battled to a 0–0 tie in a tense football clash. Captain Art Simpson directed East High with Rath and Vaughan repeatedly gaining yardage, while West High’s defense, led by Mann ing and Schultz, stifled multiple drives. Key plays included fumbles, end runs, and late surges, with injuries to Gordon Vaughan and robust defense preventing scoring.
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Cedar Falls Beats Town Falls In Sluggy Iowa Grid Battle
Cedar Falls Met school defeated Town Falls high 12 to 0 at Iowa Falls despite a heavier Cedar Falls lineup and slick field. The visitors relied on line-smashing plays for most gains while Town Falls used open runs and end sweeps. Cedar Falls scored in the second period and again at the end, failing on kicks after both scores as a large crowd watched the old rivalry.
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Cornell Beats Quakers In Eastern Football Thriller
Philadelphia saw Cornell defeat Pennsylvania 24 to 9 after a tense fourth quarter rally. Barrett sparked the Ithacans with two touchdowns and a field goal, while Shiverick Collings and Eckley aided the late drive. Creighton and South Dakota played to a scoreless tie on Creighton field.
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Yesterday's College and High School Football Scores
A roundup of yesterday's scores features Ames over Drake 98 14 and Georgetown over St Louis 30 0. Notable results include Oklahoma 26 7 over Aggies, Washington 46 0 over Colorado, Notre Dame 36 7 over Texas, Georgia 138 0 over Clemson, and many regional games across Iowa and surrounding states with numerous small colleges and high schools posting final tallies.
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