East High Wins Brilliant Game Over Des Moines North
East High defeated North Des Moines 13 to 7 at Cedar River Park in a hard fought contest. Key plays included a Paulsen to Parkin pass for the first TD and a later Parkin run after a Paulsen reception. North Des Moines scored with a Davis kickoff return and a Frederick rush. East High's defense, led by DeLong and Hichelberg, stifled the Pink and Green attacks in the second half while Parkin and Paulsen combined for multiple gains. Officials named Neely, Umpire Atkinson, and Leeper. lineup listed with Patterson, Scripture, Marble, DeLong, Eichsberg, Thomas, Howrey, Faulsen, Gindt, Davis, Frederick, Stout.
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East High
North of Moines
Ceda River Park
Des Moines
North Des Moines
Bota
Paulsen
Parkin
Frederick
Howrey
Deine
Gindt
Orange and Black
Stout
Stout Stally
Marbie
Patterson
DeLong
Hichelberg
Thomas
Dean
North High
Tani
Park
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DeLonge
Eichsiberg Rg
Thomas R
How
Giagenar
Atkinson
Iowa
Neady Tinesman
Leeper
Ign
Standing of Trans in Pennant Races Report
Yesterday results from American and National Leagues show Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and others with varied scores. Saturday’s results include Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Boston St Louis Chicago and more with several games listed and standings evolving.
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Clevelard
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
Chicago
Froeklyn
Boston
Attsbutch
Palladelphia
New York
Louis & Cliviasat
Wveland
Detroit Village
Leuls
Washinxton
Iedinati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Tansas City
Tadtariapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paula
Columbus
Louisvilienio
Milwaukee
Aimeticams League
Tee Pek Meveland Afalentete
Suam
Houston
Lesst
Pet Strockilyn
Aet
Chicare
Philadelj
World Series Opens Tuesday In Brooklyn and Cleveland
Cleveland Indians manager Tris Speaker met his club at League Park for a strategy session against the Brooklyn Dodgers as the World Series nears. Pitching options include Jim Bagby or Stanley Coveleskie, with Joe Wood possibly in right field if lefties start. Brooklyn reports tickets nearly exhausted as out-of-town fans surge.
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Associated Presa
Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
League Park
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Brooklyn
Aithe Speaker
Jim Bagby
Indians
Stanley Coveleskie
Walter Mails
Speaker
Baglor
Robinson
St. Louis
George Burgs
Joe Wood
EB J. Barnard
New York
Brookigh
Superbas
Ebbetsfield
Waterloo 22 Oelwein 0 in wrangling filled showdown
Waterloo Independent defeats Oelwein 22 to 0 in a game marred by constant wrangling and injuries. Waterloos two backfield sets produced four touchdowns with Capt Douglas Draydon adding points, while Oelwein, despite a heavy line and backfield, managed only four first downs.
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Celwein
Waterloo
Oelwein
Douglas Draydon
Women's National Golf Tournament Opens in Cleveland
The annual women's golf championship began at Mayfield links Cleveland with 160 plus top players from the United States and Canada. Only 32 can qualify. match play starts tomorrow. Veterans include Mrs. Caleb Fox and former champions Bart Bart Arnellson Vaderbeck.
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Iowa
Cleveland
Illinois
Mayfield Links
United States
Canada
Caleb Fox
Hunting Valley Country Club
Ruth Runderhit
Shinnecowk Hills
Miss Stirling
Atlanta
Dorothy Campbell Bart
Arnellson
Oakley Country
Vaderbeck
Philadelphia
Saturday Grid Scores Spread Across Iowa Contenders
A cluttered OCR list shows numerous high school football and college scores from Iowa and nearby regions. Notable results include Cedar Rapids 78 over Manchester, Ames blanking Stunwa, and West Des Moines edging Boone. other entries pair teams with varying point totals, often unreadable or garbled.
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East Des Movina
Newton
West Des Moines
Boone
Monticello
Maquoketa
Humboldt
Britt D. Algona
Spencer
Washington
Ts. Wapelio
Madrid
Dallas Center
Rockwell City
Darton
Goin
Westboro
Clarinda
Blanchard C
Mount Vernon
Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Milford
Cedar Falls
Webster City
Ames
Atlantic
Guthrie Genter
Orient
Bedford
Dubuque
UG. of
Dubuqua Academy
Teachers Training School Defeats Waverly 12 to 0 at Waverly
Cedar Falls reports Teachers Training School outplayed Waverly with a 12 to 0 victory. Orr starred with a 35 yard touchdown run and the line, though lighter, held firm against repeated Waverly drives as Davis Starbuck and Bradley supplied strong inside and outside runs.
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Waverly
Cedar Falls
Ight
Ty Orr
Boer
Ling
Orr
Davis
Starbuck
Bradley
al Tho
Hearst
Unier
Cole
H. Cole
Tomnpson
Gibson
Ath. Nex
Tiv—Hivoz
McAtter
Joler
Strat + Drextler
Ducker
Warrington
Fowker
Ward
Hawkeyes Defeat Indiana 14 to 7 At Bloomington Homecoming
Iowa tops Indiana 14 to 7 before about 7000 in Bloomington as Aubrey Devine connects on scoring plays with Glen Devine and Belding. Indiana counters late with a Williams to Minton 37 yard pass, but Iowa’s first-half surge and strong defense carry the game.
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Bloomington
Ind
Iowa
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Hoosiers
Hawkeye
Aubrey Devine
Glen Devine
Belding
Oval
Hoosier
Williams
Minton
Abe Hawkeyes
Heavy Milford Dominates Cedar Falls 55-7 in Open-Ended Tilt
Milford high school defeated Cedar Falls 55 to 7 as the heavier, more experienced Tigers controlled the line. Milford averages around 160 pounds and relied on straight rushing with hit and run play while Cedar Falls scored late in the fourth quarter on a straight line drive. Shiltinglaw suffered a shoulder injury but is hoped to play next week against Oelwein.
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Oelwein
Qelwein
Waterloo
L, Leonard
Bob Allen
Herb Gilley
Gelwein
Allen
James Kenyon
Lloyd Allen
Rausch
Ken
Bragton
Leonard
Bragdon
Kennealle
Joyce
Waterloo—O'connor
Stubbs
Mat’ ‘Leonard
Hootinglay ‘Compton
McQuire
Gilley
B. Allen
Cedar Falls
Milford
Milford High School
Tigers
Tiger
J Shiltinglaw
Ross
Miller
Publishers Formed County Association for Delaware
In Manchester Delaware county publishers formed a county association after a Friday meeting at Keckier's restaurant. Officers include President Le Rann and Secretary Treasurer W S Beels with a organizing committee including EM Carr F W Hermann and BL Rann. Monthly meetings planned. members listed from Manchester Democrat Manchester Press Hopkinton Leader Earlville Camera and others. Electric rates rise to 1.35 per thousand feet steam, with minimums for stove service and per kilowatt charges sparking talks of a municipal plant. County Institute set for Manchester high school with Metropolitan Glee Club as first lecture. Farmers Savings Bank offers 6 percent on one year deposits and 4.5 percent on six month deposits amid a county campaign kickoff in Delaware. County agents shifts noted and Sunday school discussion on belief questions led by Judge Stiles. Manchester earns Dela Ware county baseball championship in a late- season win over Bien for 2 to 2. Army football doubles up Union and Marshall College 36-0 and 38-0 respectively at West Point.
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Manichester
Delaware County
Business
Dieasune
Keckier
Manchester, Democrat
Offi
Cere
le Rann
Beels
EM. Carr
F. W. Hermand
Bl.l. Rann
Lawlia
EL MM. Carr
F. A. Peet
F. W. Hermann
Manchester Democrat
H. L. Rann
Manchester Press
WS. Beels
Hopkinton Leader
Clarence
Howard Snyder
Earlville Camera
W. E. Dow
Greeley Home Press
E. Coakley
Ryan Reporter
E.maloney
Edgewood Journal
Towa Electric Company
Tas Company
County Institute
County Teachers
Manchester
George E. Mount
M.G. Clark
May- EB
Francis
Theresa, Danson
EN. Tompkins
Lemuel
Gibson
Metropolitan Glee Club
Mank
Farmers’ Savings Bank of
Colesburg
Oswald Ryan
Indiana
Will
Tals
George W. Dunham
Cox
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Mr. Combs
Greene ‘County
John Aju
Clay County
Missouri
Combs
E. B. Stiles
Stiles
W. Stearns
E. B. Atwater
H. Hyde
School of West Congregational Church
Ryan
Whisenaill
Hrusks
O'Neilland Waldemar
Manchester Cubs Rally. Ryan Fails to Close Gap in Big League Tilt
Manchester scored three runs in the last half of the sixth and again in the seventh as errors marred most Ryan plays. Ryan added a run in the eighth and another in the ninth but could not overcome Manchester pitching. A large Delaware County crowd attended, with many from Winthrop. Also notes: Hyperion lodge Knights of Pythias to conduct second degree work Monday night. Pythian Sisters to hold monthly meeting Wednesday.
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Manchester
Ryan
Chester
Delaware County
Althe
Winthrop
Uyperion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Ames Surprised, Defeated by Coe in Season Opener
Coe College shocked Ames 6 to 0 in the opening game as two late drop kicks by Coe fullback Martin provided the only scores. Ames struggles included key interceptions by Pence and a light Cyclones backfield, while Boyd led Ames with passing and White scoring threats.
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Coe ‘College
Ames
Martin
Coe
Byers
Boyd
Pence
Collins
Ames—Laughlin
Lingenfelter
Nowlin
Wallace
Church
Birch
Young
Higgins
Elking
Coe—Sloan
West
Turner
Eling
Kline
Wood
Pabor
Pencs
Hichterly
Hibbs
Elkins
White
Bord
Schooler
Riggs
Vanderloo
Webb
Laughlin
Scott
Youngs
Reid
Michigan
Hedges
Dartmouth
the Limesman
Thomas
Purduc
Northwestern beats Knox College 14 to 6 to open season
Northwestern University opened its football season by defeating Knox College 14 to 6. Knox held Northwestern scoreless in the first half, but a late surge with short forward passes and off tackle runs produced two touchdowns in the final half.
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Chicago
Western University
Knox College
Knox
Big Ten
Northwestern
Iowa Falls Population Rises in Census Report
Iowa Falls Iowa October 4 The city census shows 3954 residents up from 2797 in 1910 a gain of 1157 people over ten years about forty two percent growth the town records indicate.
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Iowa Falls
Iowe Falls
Yale in Easy Victory Over Carnegie Tech
Yale opened its season with a 44 to 0 win over Carnegie Tech in New Haven. The heavy blue defense shut down the Pennsylvanians, who never threatened Yale's goal line.
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YALE
New Haver
Conn
Carnegie Tech
Blue
Harvard Downs Maine With Five TDs In Victory
Harvard football overwhelmed Maine 4 to 0 on Saturday scoring five touchdowns and two field goals. A 25 yard cannonball field goal by Hamilton highlighted the scoring spree.
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Harvard
Maine
Cambridge
Mass
University of Maine
Hamilton
Wisconsin Trounces Lawrence 60–0 in Big Win
Madison Wisconsin October 4 University of Wisconsin football team defeated Lawrence college Appleton 60 to 0. Wisconsin backs Elliott and Williams starred on the line as they romped at will.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence College of Appleton
Lelliott
Williams
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