New Players Strengthen Waterloo Pros for Next Battle
Mason Cuy and Waterloo pits prepare for a league clash at League park against Mason City with coaching staff led by Ed Hirsch from Purdue. Rain and mud altered plans after Rockford, as Waterloo seeks a dry field and aims for a strong end and quarterback options with Horton moving to quarterback and Connor at guard.
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Bunning Formation Play Diagram From By George McManus
The article describes a football play diagram labeled Bunning Formation No 9 with quarterback options and blocking assignments. It details right and left halfbacks fullback guards ends and tackles positions and notes how interference should be formed to avoid confusion and collision.
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Gridiron Briefs From Cities Across College Football
Northwestern captain demonstrates midseason form in scrimmage against yearlings as Beloit clash nears. Maroon freshmen face little opposition in first scrimmage. Nebraska freshmen struggle due to manpower. Wisconsin holds secret practice for opener against Coe. Iowa uses defensive focus in scrimmage behind gates. Notre Dame drills Catholic linemen after Kalamazoo game. Ohio State works on signal detection with 250 freshmen reporting for practice.
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Local grid and sports notes from Clinton area
Clinton area sports scene features Lyons St Marys and Clinton high schools with busy schedules. Mentions Rock Island Davenport league talks and umpire anecdotes from Syracuse and Moline. Also covers East High football prospects injuries and Waterloo track invitation, plus a Governor’s recollection of early work days.
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Waterloo High and Cedar Falls loom for Saturday games
Waterloo high school elevens gear up for contests Saturday against Cedar Falls and Teachers, with heavy work and injury concerns. West high aims to perform on its field against Lawn City while East high travels to Cedar Falls. coaches praise effort and focus on line, backfield, and blocking as fans plan to travel for the Cedar Falls clash.
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Towa Tennis Players to Report Next Tuesday
OWA U tennis players prepare to report next Tuesday under director Go Sehrermeder. Five veterans Ted Swenson Hector Janse John Dorsey J G McLaughlin and WW Bearles join efforts to schedule fall meets with Coe Carnph and Grinnell. Jacob Van der Zee likely to coach again.
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John Dorsey
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North Dakota Flour Mill Project Shows Losses
North Dakota's state owned flour mill posted an operating loss from October 1822 to July 1, 1923 of 124 38175 dollars per the first public audit for the State Industrial Commission. An additional deduction mainly on interest bonds increases the total loss on the mill project to July 17 1983.
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Golf Rule Query on Hazard Grounding Clarified
The note discusses a poorly played stroke and the hazard rule forbidding grounding a club in a hazard. It invites readers to send questions to Innis Brown with stamped self addressed envelopes for immediate answers.
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Innis Brown
SAFE OR OUT. YESTERDAY'S RESUE
A sports Q and A discussing baseball rules and umpire decisions. It covers when a pitch is a strike and how a ball becomes a fair or foul ball, plus how scorers should record outs and force plays. The piece encourages following official rules and avoiding arguments over records.
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Laws Of Golf Innis Brown Q&A On Ground Under Repair
The article discusses rules on how a golf ball lies in sand traps and ground under repair. It clarifies when a player must drop in a hazard and how grounding the club is treated on a mound and in specific playing arrangements. It includes scenarios with three players and alternate strokes.
Zev and My Own Prospect in International Race
Prospect of a race between Zev and My Own for the Americas honor in the international meeting on Oct 26 faded as the Jockey Club dropped plans to arrange the event. Lexington reports The Lynda wins the Kentucky fruitty. Abe Goldstein defeats Tommy Lynch in New York bantamweight bout. Wilbur Cohan defeats Sammy Cohen in a third-round stoppage. A one year old star from the Rancoras siahie will be shipped to Kentucky for the Latonla resem.
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First Grid Death of Year Reported
Denver reports the first football fatality in the Rocky Mountain region for 1923. Buell Crawford of Western State college Gunnison died in Salida hospital from blood poisoning after a leg injury required amputation from football practice.
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Hair Groom Ad Claims Easy Styling for Hair
An old advertisement promotes Hair Groom promising to tame stubborn or unruly hair. It advises readers to obtain a jar from any druggist for a few cents and comb hair all day in any style.
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Final Fight Card of Season Tonight at Electric Park
Six scrappers appear on the season banner card at Electric Park. Lou Rollinger of Waterloo faces Terry Butt in a six round middleweight bout. Grant Rennard meets Tuffy Carmen in a four round semi windup. Dick Blowers battles Alvin Belo in the opener set for four rounds.
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Waterloo
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Waterloo Fight
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Alvin Belo
Hawkeye fans seek special train to Minneapolis game
Officials of Rock Island lines and Iowa authorities plan a special train to carry Hawk Eye supporters to Minneapolis for the November 17 football clash with the Gophers. Several hundred Old Gold fans expect to go. Auto travel possible if weather cooperates. A separate charter may be arranged for the Ohio State Columbus game.
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Alexander Enters Matrimonial Ring in Big Ovation
Ralph Alexander, a Waterloo heavyweight boxer, wed Doris Roling at Universalist Church. Guests from boxing circles and firemen welcomed the couple after the ceremony with a hayrack ring, a downtown joyride, and a fall season dance at the Forum featuring a playful procession and cards.
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Waterloo
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Universalist Church
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Yesterday's Homeruns Highlight Narrow American Lead
Yesterday's baseball recap notes American league homeruns by Manush Detroit Smith and Cleveland. National league scorers are not listed. The brief confirms American dominance with limited detail on specific games or players.
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Cobb's Tigers and Speaker's Indians Strive for Place
Detroit's 6 to 5 win over Chicago tightens the race for second in the American League as Detroit and Cleveland hold near identical .530 and .531 percentages. Van Gilder's box work and St Louis hitting pace the Browns past Cleveland 10 to 5, while Athletics defeat Senators and Dodgers rally to beat Boston 5 to 2. Yankees favorites in fall classic betting, Archdeacon shines for the Americans in a 7 to 5 loss to Detroit.
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