East High defeats Waverly High 38 to 6 in opener
East High girls team opened the 1916 football season with a 38 to 6 victory over Waverly High. Captain Art Simpson and brothers Paul and Ike Simpson led the scoring with multiple touchdowns while Gordon Rath and Bob Allen added key carries. Waverly showed limited resistance as East High built a commanding lead by the end of the first half. Miller played center for Iowa State as they beat Simpson 27 to…
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Saturday Pootra el results and college football scores
A garbled listing of college football results and scores from various teams and locations. Notable entries include Cornell 9 over Jona 3, Wisconsin 84 over Minnesota 441, Oklahoma Aggies 6 over Missouri 13, and Penn State 14 over Venn State 14. Other lines mix schools with cities and unclear names, reflecting a rough OCR capture of a sports results page.
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Detroit Sets American League Record With 100 Wins
Detroit wins 6 5 over Cleveland in season finale to claim an AL record of 100 victories for the year. Cobb steals his 97th base unofficially in the second inning as Detroit tops Cleveland 5 6. Batteries Kiepfer Jones Neill Coveleski James Dubac McKee. Also notes Chicago sweeps St Louis 6 2 and Cubs 7 0 7 0 beat Cardinals to edge toward post season.
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Mason City and West High Draw in Muddy Tilt
Sudden showers marred a Saturday baseball park clash between Mason City and West High. West High braced the line, Rausch kicked and ran, and both teams battled through fumbles and yardage swings. Final moments featured dropped kicks and intervening blocks as Mason City edged ahead briefly before West High fought back in a rough, error plagued contest.
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Chicago Clinches Pennant In Darkened Doubleheader
Chicago edges Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in the second game after dropping the opener 5 to 0 as darkness ends play. Doolan starts the sixth with a single, Flack doubles, Zwilling drives in a run, and Pedhous adds an RBI single to seal the Chicago victory and pennant, with 25 000 to 28 000 fans watching.
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Davenport Again Looms Up Strong In Iowa High School Football
Des Moines reports highlight Iowa high school football Saturday results with Davenport leading after a 27 to 0 win over Wendell Phillips Chicago. Marshalltown, Clinton, West Des Moines and East Waterloo posted strong showings as Week two eliminations approach.
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