Waterloo Dubuque Muddy Gridiron Thriller Ends Scoreless Tie
In a rain soaked league park clash, the Bears of Waterloo and the A. C. of Dubuque battled through mud and slips as the game ended in a scoreless tie. McGoldrick starred for Waterloo with a 25 yard breakout run and tough carries, while Dubuque’s Grune and Wunderlich disrupted many Waterloo plays. Weather and footing hampered both offenses as spectators endured a damp afternoon.
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Bears
Dubuque
A. C
Waterloo
League Park
Connor
McGoldrick
W. McGoldrick
Scranton Miner
Dave Seger
Altho
Ine
Colin
Williams
Gonnor
Ed Grune
Wunderlich
Dubuqus
Seger
Mother Earth
Pabuqua
ReGuire
le Williars
G. Relcher
Ceia
Leonard
Tronine
Tip for the Round from Arnaud Massy
Arnaud Massy advises golfers not to fear using a brass or wood at the tee. He says imaginary trouble stems from tightening up on the stroke. Relax the grip and swing smoothly to let the ball rise.
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Arnaud Massy
Ewing Carity
Sloan
West High Tops Osage in Season Opener Thriller
Cedar Falls High School’s West High defeated Osage 14 to 0 in the season opener. Sindlinger and Miller led the attack with end runs and interceptions, while Osage struggled to move the ball as West High’s line play and penalties shaped the game.
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Cedar Falls High School
West High
Tralph Sarts Ladding
Osage
Vinton
Cedar Maths
Siiff
Barcel
Sindlinger
Miller
Todo Osaga
Rose
Sar
Grandma Ware
Heir i
Blaxw
Anil
iWest High
Weekend Baseball Standings and Results Report
Nation League and American League results plus minor leagues. Entries include New York Brooklyn Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington St Louis and others with scores from Saturdays and yesterdays games. Notable clashes featured Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit and Milwaukee with varied outcomes across leagues.
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York of
Peston
Nadelphia
Brooklyn
Chivas
Plitsbiren
St. Louis
Cinetauatl
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicagy
St. Toulg
Detroityothcs
American Association
Misscaulorna
Wolody
Pilin
Louisvinta
Vsity
Columbus
Indianapolis Y
St. Paul
Ne York
Boston
Mancago
Pittsburgh
New York
Bouls
Chicago
Detroit
Meveland
Tatianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Darky
York Wales
Vinesoruit
Brookly
Ww. L. Pet
Water loo vs Osage battle ends as mud slows drive
A tense football clash features a Waterloo runner maneuvering for a touchdown before a green sweater dives to halt him four yards short. Lineups list Waterloo and Osage players, with Sindlinger scoring and a muddy finish amid substitutions and official notes.
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Waterloo
Hurlburt
Lez Gallorei Flerss
Sindlinger
Ers
Johnsen
Selman
Loontis
r + Heinz
Hende
Memienhall
Jona
Jet’nell
Umphia
Maus
Resman
Richardson
Time
Columbia Defeats Wisconsin Miners in opener
Columbia Purple and Gold beat Wisconsin School of Mines 6 to 8 at Saar Joth field. Tom Wiley, Columbia halfback, scored a second period rushing touchdown to spark a comeback as both teams relied on straight football early before late aerials changed the tone.
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Tahuque
Tom Wiley
Fleet
Columbia
Purple and Golt
Wisconsin School of Mines
Saar
The Laws Of Golf Q And A From 1923
A reader asks about ruling on unplayable balls penalties in match play and medal play. The exchange covers whether a player may substitute a second ball after a ball is not found, how to count penalties for off target approach shots, and who may lift the flag when a water hazard approach occurs.
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Amd
Omatch
East High Defeats Oelwein 19 in Turbulent Football Tilt
East High outlasted Oelwein 19 to win a rough game marked by fumbles penalties and setbacks. McDermott scored twice and Mehl added a late TD as East High held on after a tied third quarter. Dooley converted the extra point and Raymond paired with Hostetler for a long pass play.
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East High
Oelwein High
Orange and Black
Waterloo
Stover
Gelwein
Simpson
Celwein
Oelwein
Gowl
McDermott
Daley
Dooisy
Mitler
Hostatler
Gelvecin
Dooley
Someody
Seidler
Sone
Lindstrom
Asst High
Meht
Gast High
Raymond
Hostetler
Nettel
Ban Jamin
Pattérnon
Graham
Datey
Metcalf
Walker
Ward
Fattergon
Smith
Mogensen
Mopensen
Kramer
Ames
Mmcvinehy
Iowa
Howell
Mehl
Lundstrom
McElhinney's Thirty Ninth Fishing Visit to Okoboji
T R McElhinney of 714 Third Avenue West returned Saturday night from his thirty ninth annual fishing trip to Lake Okoboji bringing rich treasures of funny creatures. He began visits in 1883 when the railroad did not reach the lake and he traveled in a covered wagon. He has missed only one year since 1883, 1901 when he was bedridden after a railway accident. Initially he used spearing as his fishing method.
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T. R. McElhinney
Third Avenue West
Lake Okoboji
McElhinney
Okoboji
Iowa Falla
Okoboi
Baseball rules and umpire calls by Charles D White
In a sporting column, Charles D White answers reader questions on baseball rulings. He covers interference calls on a runner, exchanging pitcher and shortstop, a batter missing first base, and whether a run counts when outs occur differently. He invites readers to send self addressed envelopes for replies.
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Charles DD. White
Sporting
Hawkeyes Beat Oklahoma Aggies 20 to 0 in Season Opener
Iowa City October 1 Iowa's reorganized eleven triumphed over the Oklahoma Aggies 20 to 0 in the first local football game of the season. Fry led ground gains while Hasbrook and Yung starred on offense. The Hawkeyes held the Aggies to three yards in four downs after an early interception threat. Officials listed include Ed Cochrane referee and W G Hedges umpire. The article also notes a separate statistic about the rise in the colored population being 5.5 percent over ten years.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Oklahoma Aggies
Hawkeye Bowr
Hasbrook
Oklahoma
Towa
Ageles
Kiahoma
Yung
Fry
Owa
Chahorma— Hancock
Anor Fistkanstein
Tee Ropers
Erascmti
Morrixon
Otte
Higgins Fry
Walter Miter
Geddes Dauber
Crutchfield
Fisher
Torché Downs
Miller
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Lesite Chou
Wea
Reei
San
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Birt Fearon
Sarffmen
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Golf
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Zeprright
Sol Metzger
Audre
Valiant Warriors
Charles D. White
Hawkeyes
Referes
Ed. Cochrane
Kalamazoo
W. G. Hedges
Dartmouth
ML Morton
Michigan
H. Britton
West Point
United States
Mr-Hunter
Bob Apfel
Lafayette St
Stergey
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