Tigers Tame Cedar Falls 75 to 7 in Cedar Falls gridiron
Cedar Falls collapsed as the Tigers dominated with Captain Parkin leading a powerful ground game. Andrews, Dean, and Ross featured in the scoring surge while Paulsen and Wood reinforced the forward wall and backfield. Shillinglaw added nine of thirteen extra points to seal the rout.
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Iowa Falls Ends Season with Turkey Day Trouncing of Eldora
Iowa Falls High routed Eldora High 45 to 9 on Thanksgiving Day at Joes Field, securing a dominant victory after last season’s loss. Eldora’s defense collapsed as Iowa Falls remained the stronger team with effective line play and key runs by Beach and Landis, while Olson of Minnesota refereed the clean game.
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the White
Town Falls High
Waterloo West High
Humboldt
Clarion
Webster City High
Eifora
Emmetsburg
Hampsten
Nevada
Kasie Grove
East Des Moines Schools End Cedar Rapids Postseason Plan
East Des Moines will not play Cedar Rapids in the state school championship game on Thanksgiving, citing friction with Cedar Rapids authorities. Coach Lester Meyer and manager Werren say Cedar Rapids officials press Des Moines to schedule regular season contracts and accuse Leo Novak of targeting Des Moines games.
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Miss Margaret
Clarion Defeats Hampton Eleven in Season Finale
Clarion defeated Hampton 35 to 9 on Mott Field in front of 2001 spectators. Quarterback Scantlebury produced a 60 yard run as the lone spectacular play. Clarion sent 400 fans by special train arriving at 2:45. The game closed a successful year for Clarion, who only tied Mason 0 to 0 and suffered no other losses.
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Racing driver Gaston Chevrolet and Lyall Jolls die in crash
Los Angeles November 26 two top racers died after a crash at the Los Angeles speedway near the end of a 150 mile race. Eddie O Donnell was severely injured and reported dead briefly before survival prospects faded. Roscoe Sarles won the race with Eddie Miller second and Eddie Hearne third.
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John Brenshaw
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Roscoe Sarles
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Jimmy Murphy
Joe Thomas
John Crosby
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Sakes
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Hearne
Ira Vail
Cincinnati
Joss
Illinois
Headen
Detroit
Sports Flashes From Across The Nation
Jack Johnson knocked out Frank Owens in a six round bout in Leavenworth Kansas. John Romig won the tenth annual marathon in Berwick Pennsylvania finishing 11 seconds ahead of William Ritola. Joe Stecher defended the heavyweight wrestling title in Boston in 43 minutes 45 seconds. Texas University swept the top five places in a four mile cross country race in Austin. Ohio State University accepted an invitation to the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena on New Year's Day.
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Leonard Welling to Fight 15 Rounds Tonight
The Associated Press reports New York November 26 that Renny Leonard world lightweight champion defends his title tonight against Joe Welling in a 15 round bout. Weigh‑in set for 135 pounds at 2 p.m. The winner earns a diamond studded belt presented by Tex Rickard.
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Associated Press
New York
Renny Leonard
Heroltonight
Joe Welling
Tex Rickard
Mexican Bull Ring Revival Sparks Joy in Mexico City
Mexico City rejoices as bullfighting resumes after four years of disruption. Decorated billboards announce El Toreo as the arena of death with top matadors Gaona Pastor Fres Belmonte and Silveti taking the rings. Diplomats and officials pay six pesos to seats, pelados two, six bulls dispatched in a record afternoon.
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Belmonte
White Sox eye trades to rebuild for 1931 season
Chicago reports President Comiskey aims to spend heavily to overhaul the White Sox after a costly 1930 season. Rumors say third baseman Joe Dugan and other stars may be acquired from Connie Mack’s Athletics, with Buck Weaver’s departure expected and Detroit’s Heisman linked as a potential target.
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White Sox
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Mack
Jroper
Eddie Collins
Stuffy McInnis
Jack Berry
Frank Baker
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McClellan
Joan
Sexson
Heisman
Detroi
Whi Sox
Clarence Rowland
Tigers
Rowla
H Linisss
Detroit
Dike defeats Hudson in high school basketball game
Dike beat Hudson 14 to 5 in a close game here yesterday with stout defense limiting Hudson to one field goal. The Teachers’ Training School team and Dike are set to play again on December 11. Dr Carl Bicklay to answer night calls at telephoto 686 temporarily.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
Carl Bicklay
Adveriaamant
Army Navy Game Anticipation Gathers in New York
On eve of the annual Army Navy football classic at the Polo Grounds in New York, hotels are crowded by officials and spectators. Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and General John J. Pershing stay in the city after Mineola events, with Secretary of War Baker expected. Army and Navy leaders and several state governors are among anticipated attendees. Mascots the army mule and the Navy goat receive careful attention as the teams prepare.
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New York
New-York
Polo Grounds
Josephus Daniels
Navy
John J. Pershing
Mineola
Baker
Army
William Goat
Five Brothers to Play in Huntington High Alumni Game
Huntington high alumni football feature will showcase five Workman brothers. Hoge Workman of Ohio will quarterback the alumni, Neil Workman of the Buckeyes will be left end, Bradley Workman in the alumni backfield, and younger brothers Tommy and Max also in the lineup with the regular Huntington squad. Their mother will attend and split her rooting between teams.
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Max
Oklahoma Defeats Drake 44 to 7 to Clinch Valley Title
Des Moines Iowa November 26 Oklahoma football rallied with a strong aerial game to rout Drake 44 to 7 at Drake Stadium securing the Missouri Valley Conference title in their first year in the league. Drake managed only a late fourth quarter score after recovering a Sooners fumble on their 18 yard line.
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Eastern and Western Views on College Football Plays
Chicago sportswriter Fred A. Haynes surveys eastern and western football, noting Eastern teams appear better coached from tackle to tackle while the Big Ten excels in end play and kick execution. He cites Aurora high school’s injured-man trick and Princeton’s high kicks as examples, with East and West nearly even in fielding players on kick returns.
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Des Moines College Romps Past Penn in Homecoming Victory
Oskaloosa Iowa November 26 Des Moines College defeated Penn College 41 to 0 in a one sided homecoming contest. Curtis returned a fumbled play 70 yards for the opening score and Kidd connected with Knox on a 125 yard pass to boost the Tigers lead. Penn managed two touchdowns late as guests were outplayed at the line and in the backfield throughout the game. A bowling tournament in St Louis features 14 teams and 20 entries in singles and doubles with Omaha teams among the contenders.
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Oelwein High Wins Fayette County Title Over West Union
Oelwein High School defeated West Union 10 to 7 in Oelwein Iowa on Thursday to claim Fayette county champions. Lloyd Douglas scored the decisive 30 yard dropkick as Nehring Dresbach Kutshatt and Douglas starred for Oelwein while officials' calls and fumbles marred a rough final game of the season.
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Garron
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Thanksgiving Day High School Scores Mix in Campus Play
A collage of Thanksgiving games shows Waterloo East 75 Cedar Falls 7 and Boone 21 Marshalltown 6. Other results include Webster City 21 Eagle Grove 7 and Ames Denison 6 with various college contests like Drake 7 Penn 0 and Notre Dame 28 Michigan Aggies 0.
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Cornell
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Weer
Views of the People on the Japan Britain Treaty
Letter from Waterloo Indiana discusses the Japan Britain accord. The writer notes the 1811 expired treaty possibility and argues the current pact only makes Britain and Japan allies in the Far East. The piece reflects editorials on war expectations and regional questions.
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