West High Triumphs Over East High 47 to 6 in Thanksgiving Day Game
West High, led by Captain Dean and star Elmer Hersch, dominated East High with a brilliant attack. Carl Chapman directed the offense with decision, while Max Miller and Curtis Glasener, among others, carried and passed effectively to secure the decisive victory.
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East High
West High
Weet High
Orange and Black Warriors
Dean
Clyde Williams
Elrelrsly
McClain
Tlain
Weet High Boys
West High Gladiators
Burr Dean
Hersch
Elmer Hersch
Herach
Neat High
Carl Chapman
Chapman
West High Boys
Mitle Miller
Max Miller
Curtis
Glasener
Warner
Davis
Walker
Cotter
Geals
Glaecener
Shirey
Koester
Fast High
Rath
Griffin
Huntley
Simpson
Huritier
Brickley of Harvard Emerges as Gridiron Hero
Cambridge Massachusetts November 29 Harvard claims Brickley as the real football star of the year. The sophomore back previously starred in the freshman win over Princeton with multiple field goals. Against Princeton he scored two field goals a touchdown and conversion and gained yards on ground plays before delivering a decisive scoring run.
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Brickley
Harvard
Cambridge, Maes
Starvard
Princeton
Kidney Trouble Notes and Notary Statement
A damaged 19th century fragment references kidney trouble and a remedy. It mentions names JOM. ANEY and A. Porele, a notary public, with a sworn statement dated December 21. The text includes addresses 122 Main St Evansville Tar and 619 Walnut St Franeyville.
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Kilm
Hat
Main St
Hvansville
Tar
Werran
ANEY
Walnut St
Franeyville
Heture
West High Triumphs 47 6 Over East High in Big City Game
A large crowd of over 2 500 attended as West High defeated East High 47 to 6. D Rath and Simpson stood out for Coach Gilbert's squad amid strong play from Curtis, Miller, Glasener and Warner. Officials from Ames and State Teachers College praised the contest with no complaints.
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D. Rath
Simpson
Gilbert
Clyde Williams
Clyde Willams
Ames
Hubbard
Mitchell
State Teachers’ College
Ragged Rogers Cries Family Doctor Advice Turns Tramp
A dialogue exposes a household strain as Ragged Rogers recalls being nudged by a privatcian to take long walks after meals. The exchange hints at social pressures and personal resentment within a strict household.
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Rogers
Willie Ritchie Wins Lightweight Championship
Willie Ritchie of San Francisco defeated Ad Wolgast yesterday at Daly City to become the lightweight world champion. Referee Jim Griffin disqualified Wolgast in the sixteenth round after two fouls, giving Ritchie the title and a wave of celebration from the ringside crowd.
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Paty Guy
Cal
Willie Rittchie
San Francisco
Ad. Wolgast
Daly City Open Air Arena
Jim Griffin
Wolgast
Nelson
Willie Ritchie
Daly City
Queensbury
California
Hig
Ritchie
Hig Spurs
San Franciscan
Hilly Nolan
Griffin
Boxer's Gritful Fight Against Southern Challenger
A different boxer from the boy overwhelmed on Labor Day faces a tough southpaw in a cool controlled bout. He absorbs the early pressure and answers with strong counters showing resolve and steady defense in a heady duel.
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New Orleans
Leach Cross Beats Battling Nelson in Ten Round Title Fight
In New York on November 28 Leach Cross outpointed Battling Nelson over ten rounds. Cross weighed 138 pounds, Nelson 4 ounces more. Cross opened with jabs and hooks, Nelson absorbed punishment yet fought hard, landing solid body and head blows. Nelson bled from nose and mouth, but remained competitive through the final bell.
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New York
Leach Cross
Nelson
Cross
Oh Cross
Corbett
Croge
Mandot Falls To Rivers In Lively Los Angeles Bout
In Los Angeles on November 29 Joe Rivers defeated Joe Mandot after a brutal fifteen round duel. Rivers showed improved speed and cunning, rallying after Mandot nearly floored him in the fifteenth. Referee Eyton crowned Rivers as the victor in a hard fought contest that kept the audience on edge throughout.
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Angeles
Joe Manfot
South
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Ey~ton
Hivers
Mandot
Thursday results in college and high school football scores
College games report scores with Penn State, Cornell, Brown, Notre Dame, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Wyoming among others. High school results include Newton 81 over Lynnville, Dubuque 48 over Crane High, and Canton 33 at Ames 4, with numerous regional matchups and close ties to Iowa and Nebraska cities.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Carlisle
Brown
Michigan Aggies
Ohio State
Georgetown University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
WEST
Penn
Central
Notre Dame
Marquette
Drury
William Jewell
University of Colorado
Oklahoma
Wyoming Aggies
University of Wyoming
Tenver University
Colorado
College
South Dakota
Creighton
St. Ambrose
St. Joseph
High School
West Waterloo
East Waterloo
Creston
Simpson
Dexter
Hartham Academy
Newton
Lynnville
Albia
Charlton
Dubuque
Crane High
Chicago
Cedar Falls Narrow Victory Over Iowa Falls Sparks Debate
In Cedar Falls and Iowa Falls, spectators dispute a football call that gave Cedar Falls a 9–7 win late in the game. Fans say a Cedar Falls runner was tackled, the ball passed after kneeling, and the play should have been ruled dead, altering the outcome.
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Iowa Falls
Cedar Falls
Town Falls
Iowa Palla
Viettors
Marshalltown Triumphs Over Grinnell In Narrow Victory
Marshalltown high defeated Grinnell high 7 to 6 in a hard fought opener as Grinnell missed a potential tying chance by a hair. H. Buchwald and Captain Bigalow starred for Marshalltown while Lizer led Grinnell. Mark Hyland refereed the game.
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Marshalltown
Marshalltown, Jr
Marshalltown High School
Grinnell High School
Grinnell
H. Buchwald
Bigalow
Lizer
Mark Hyland
Iowa
North Des Moines
McCaulley
Clarkson selects all state high school football team
Ida Grove coach Frank P. Clarkson names an all state team drawing from Clinton Cedar Rapids and Des Moines areas. He notes no local players made the lists due to recent rise of local schools and lack of games in his territory.
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Frank P. Clarkson
Ida Grove
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Warriors
Mr. Clarkson
Miss Dawkins Recovers from Catarrh with Hood's Sarsaparilla
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Ind describes three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she used Hood's Sarsaparilla and recovered, saying she feels like a different person and recommends it to others. Sarsaparilla sold in liquid form or Sarsatabs.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Iowa City
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Mer
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Jewelry Store
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Waterloo
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Oadwood Blvd
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