West High Dominates Osage 33-0 in Gridiron Rout
West High defeats Osage 33 to 0 at Locust street field as Old Rose squad, led by Captain Olds and quarterback Watson, rolls through four quarters with a strong passing game and key runs. Osage, coached by Kvaammen, struggles to halt Wests ground attack and suffers multiple downs and penalties amid a relentless West defense.
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Sarff
Fort Dordge
Osage
Locust Street
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West High
Stitchell County
Waterloo
Navy
Kvaammen
Ling
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Dennis
Coan
Onusig
Olds
Ploog
Fac
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Watson
Wests
Rose
Pett
Sweltzer
Woodiwiss
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Larson
Hutton
Athletens
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Myers
Oseme
Cain
Stetzel
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Tempterton
Was
Proke Uy
Ansier Hiare
Nna
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Stetzal
Champion
Tempieton
Rohl
Moore
Ths
Pixies
Harker
Rust
Graham
Thirbank
Watts
Rare Bird Nests Found In Alaska And Other Oddities
The article notes four bird species with undiscovered nests plus one found recently by James Dixon a California ornithologist in Alaska. It mentions bristle thighed curlew Siberian pipit sharpi tailed sandpiper and barnacle goose notes on arctic regions. It also covers a duck blind design two wall heat protection and securing a boat. Maryland signs highway law and tree screening details are included with theft statistics in San Francisco and a car theft squad note.
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James Dixon
California
Alaska
Arctic
Radio Station Grid Shows Broadcaster Lineup Across Cities
Central time radio listings detail programs and schedules for stations in Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Dallas Des Moines and New York among others. Entries include music orchestras lectures markets weather and special programs with many city names and station call letters.
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Slunandoah
Kuka
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Onrahia
WHCE
Washington
WAM
Cleveland
Occwstra
Muse
Hastings
Flouston
Gedtime
Orchestra
Wiave Gas
Cincinnati
WSM
Nashville
Grehestea
Pontife
RVKA
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Slaw
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Des Moines Player Anderson Released After Concussion
Drake football star Jay Frank Anderson arrived in Des Moines this morning after release from Lincoln hospital. He suffered a slight brain concussion but physicians say the injury is not serious. Meanwhile Hawkere opened the season with a 7 to 0 win over East Des Moines in the city series. Valley Junction defeated Sevastopol 6 to 0 for its second win. Other notes cover Ernie Nevers’ 75-yard score for Green Bay, Los Angeles clinching the Pacific Coast league pennant, and various pro football results across the country.
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Jay Frank Anderson
Drake University
Lincoln
Lincoln' S Hospital
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Hawkere
Valley Junction Athletic Wiub
Sevastopol
San Francisco
Cal
William J. Johnston
C. C G. Pyle
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Howard Kinsey
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Gene ‘Tunney
Jack Dempsey
John H. Trumbull
Tunney
Dudley Field Matone
St. Louis
Iowa
State College
Steven
Washington University
Buchanan County Team Surprises Waterloo Eleven
Independence shuts out Waterloo 7 to 0 in a rough field game. Hertzberg and Quass lead Independence’s offense while Rose stars for Waterloo with multiple first downs. Parsons and Garrison shine on defense for Waterloo.
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East High
Dubuque
Vine Street
Toast High
Buchanan County
Grange
Black
Althe Makeover
Jupiter Plavius
Hertzberg
Quyss Ster
Herteberg
Quass
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Olson
Quiss
Parsons
Httle
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Rose
Barhard
Klinoff
Lertzberg
Dye
Garrison
Winterloo
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Stevenson
Conard
East
Wilkins
Hudson
Wieterloo
Kimnoff
Smith
Dickatar
Tose
Barrett Stars as Chisox Win Series 2 All
Barrett provides timely hitting and sharp defense as the White Sox shut out the Cubs 4 to 0 to even the series at 2 games apiece. Ted Blankenship yielded a strong effort on the mound while Barrett and Falk sparked rallies with key hits and Barrett’s two doubles. Crowd over 35,000 spilled into the outfield as Chicago avoided a sweep.
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Bill Barrett
Ted Blankenship
White Sox
Cubs
Rush
Barrett
Falk
Sheeley
Berg
Blankenship
Barres
Whites Sox
Mostii
McCurdy
Sheely
Meastil
Wilson
Grimmie Adams
Bush
Blankensship
Blake
Hush Blankenship
Geisel
Quigsey
Nellin
Special Ames to Lincoln train for Cyclone Husker game
The Chicago and North Western Railroad announces a round trip Ames to Lincoln for the Iowa State Nebraska football game on Oct 30. A special train would depart Ames at 6 Saturday morning Oct 10 and return after the game, with further plans to run another overnight service if enough Cyclone fans sign up.
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Lincoln
Iowa State-Nebraska
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Cyclone
T. Metcalf
Parsons 7 Central 0 in Fairfield game summary
Parsons college football team defeated Central 7 to 0 on Saturday in Fairfield Ta. The lone score came in the third period after a punt and turnover sequence. Central suffered the setback as Parsons claimed the win on the road.
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Parsons
Central
Fairfield
Football notes and official designations from a historical game
Listing player substitutions Sweitzer templeton Proog Walker Hardinger Rausch Walker Harker and Stetzel 1. Points after touchdown Olds 3. Officials West Cornell te Mendenhall Teva umpires fotya head linesman.
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Templeton
Proog
Walker
Hardinger
Rausch
Harker
Stetzel
Olds
West
Cornell
Te Mendenhall
Teva
Fotya
Football Results From State and Regional Games
State and regional scores listed with numerous colleges and teams across multiple regions. Grinnell 25 Simpson 53. Wisconsin af. Council 0. Illinois 27. Carleton 7. Luther 28. Midland 0. Tabor 6. Duane 0. Parsons 7. Central 9. Nebraska 21, Drake 0. Army 25, Detroit 0. Cornell 25. Pennsylvania 40. Johns Hopkins 1. Dartmouth 59. Princeton 14. Syracuse 62. Notre Dame 77. Missouri 0. Texas 3. Minnesota 51. Washington 38. Oregon 49. Montana 4. California 32. Stanford 19. and many others. Trophy on display for Illinois Central shops baseball champion in Bob Apfel Sporting Goods windows.
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Simpson
Wisconsin Af. Council
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A. Carleton
Luther
Morningside
Midland
Tabor
Duane
Columbia
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Graceland
Tawa Wesleyan
Kirksyn¢ Osteopathic College
Wa Business University
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Central
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Otter
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Thevenow Leads World Series Hitting Standings
New York on October 4 reports Tommy Thevenow of St. Louis as the World Series batting leader at .400. Jim Bottomley follows with .344. Yankees’ leaders Combs and Dugan at .333. Ruth and Hearn are listed at .142 as St. Louis tops New York in team batting .227 to .178. St. Louis has committed two errors to none for the Yankees.
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New York
Tommy Thevenow
St. Louis
Jim Bottomley
Combs
Dugan
Ruth
Hearnaby
Batang
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