WEST HI GRIDMEN PREP FOR CEDAR FALLS CLASH TOMORROW
West High football staff revised lineup plans for the Cedar Falls game at Locust Street field tomorrow afternoon. Key players are sidelined by injuries, with Hetts and Hartburt ruled out and replacements Summershayes Haselman vying for the tackle spot. Officials named Mendenhall ref, Dawles umpire, Richardson headlinesman. kickoff 2 30 p m with tickets selling well. East High to face Cedar Falls Teachers College in their third game, Coach Miller resting team after attending Teachers College game. vestiges of the starting lineup expected.
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Cedar Falls High
West High
Locust Street
Osage
Sinck
Hetts
Argament
Hartburt
Ralph Saris
Summerhayes
Haselman
Haetts
Old Ross
Black Warriors
Tigers
Sarff
Altho Hurlburt
Johnson
McGowan
Ecoach
Mendenhall
T. C
Dawles
Richardson
Cedar Falls
East
Edtzle
Eastleigh
Teachers High Aggregation
Little
Sare
Ben Miller
Teachers College
St. Ambrose
East High
Mississippi Valley league president to sign in February
Hawkeye Fuls M H Sexton, president of the Mississippi Valley league since its 1915 formation, is slated to re sign February. He also leads the National Association of Minor Leagues. Mason City may enter the MVL though promoters recall the 1917 Central Association collapse. George Brown returns to Waterloo, proving strong in early play but Western League batters adjust. Galloway, a 190 pound placeholder, shows promise for Aubrey Dewine's freshmen. Spectators at Waterloo games will have unobstructed views as sidelines are kept clear and rain makes the diamond tough.
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M. H. Sexton
Mississippi Valley League
National Association of Minor Leagues
A. C. Williford
Waterloo
Mason City
M-V
Central Association
University of Iowa
Duke Slater
Galloway
Aubrey Dewine
Srndiron
Aunl
Halla
Kosa B
Running Formation Play 11 Behind Scrimmage Line
Description of a football play where the backfield alignment has the left halfback behind the line of scrimmage and the quarterback behind center. The right side executes consecutive blocks to seal defenders, the left end penetrates to reach a defensive back, and the fullback leads the runner between the right tackle and right end before passing to the left halfback.
Fort Dodge Boxing Bout Headlines Ralph Alexander vs Brauchle
In Fort Dodge the eight round boxing match between Ralph Alexander of Waterloo and Jack Brauchle of Fort Dodge looms Friday October 12. Local writers tout Alexander as Iowa’s leading heavyweight with recent knockouts while Brauchle earns a reputation as a sturdy opponent unlikely to be stopped quickly.
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Fort Dodge
Ralph Alexander
Jack Brauchie
Dempsey
Gov. Walton
Dent Cart
Fort. Dodge
Brauchile
Jim
Jack
Alexander
Grauchle
Waterloo
Alex
Brauchle
Iowa
Bob Martin
Bob Roper
Hughey Walker
George Lampson
Andy Schmaeter
Bill Skline
Fritz Whipp
Chicago
Drvenport
Jack Brauchle
Fifty Swimmers Report At Iowa State College
More than 50 swimmers have reported to Coach Daubert for the varsity squad at Iowa State College. The team has begun outdoor conditioning as workouts start for winter meets among Nebraska Kansas Missouri Washington and Kansas Aggies. This is the largest turnout in Towns State college history, per Coach Daubert.
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Daubert
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
Aggies
Towns State College
Charlie White and Pal Moran to meet for third battle
New York boxing column notes Charlie White of Chicago and Pal Moran of New Orleans will clash in Madison Square Garden tonight for their third bout. Each has claimed a hometown win over Benny Leonard and both weigh 137 pounds for the rubber engagement.
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New York
Charlie
I White
Chicago
Pal Moran
New Orleans
Benny
Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Moran
White
Standings and results from yesterday’s baseball games
National League results show Philadelphia 10 with Boston and New York 6. American League games feature Philadelphia 7 with Boston absent and Chicago 9 defeating Detroit 6. Cleveland 9 over St Louis 1. American Association scores include Columbus 21 over Kansas 8, Milwaukee 14 over Indianapolis 6. Entered lines include St Paul 2 4 and Minneapolis 0 0.
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Boston
Philadelpha
New York
Vington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
St. Paul
Lawsville
Kansas
Columbus
Milwaukee
Inanapolis
Milnneapolis
Pet
Leanne
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphtia
New York & W
Washington
Twansas City
Laws of Golf Q and A from Innis Brown column
Questions and answers about putting order on green, ball replacement after lift, and rules on repairing balls. Includes reader tips on grip and stance for driving and putting, with note to send questions to Innis Brown and a brief aside from Chick Bryans on grip and posture.
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Golf
Innis Brown
Sol Metzger
Baseball rules for base running and umpire contact
A reader asks about baserunning after the ball hits the umpire and whether a fielder may advance arbitrarily. Answers cover choosing bases on fair hits, out-of-turn batsmen, and pitcher foot placement when throwing to second, stressing proper plays and urging get official guidance from Charles D. White.
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Tury
Pittsburgh boxers claim multiple regional bouts
Pittsburgh reports Harrs Grea the middleweight champion earned a newspaper decision over Jimmy Darcy. New York fighters Sol dier Bartfield retired after a knock out loss to Madden. Madden defeated Jack McAuliffe in a 11 round decision in Detroit while Ted Lewis earned a 2h round win over Frankie Burns in London.
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Pittsburgh
Harrs Grea
Jimmy Darcy Iack
Dawn Rosenberg
New York
Soldier Bartfield
Bartfield
Bartleys Madden
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
London
Ted
Kid Lewis
Frankie Burns
Australia
Closing days of major baseball bring features
The Associated Press reports a pivotal day as Babe Ruth and Cy Williams chase the homerun crown with Williams holding 41 to Ruth 35 after early season action. Philadelphia Athletics beat the Yankees 7 6 robbing New York of 109 wins while White Sox beat Detroit 9 6. Tris Speaker set a new major league doubles record with 57, while Kansas City and St Paul widened their lead in the American Association pennant race.
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Babe Ruth
Thes
New York Yankees
Cy Williams
Philadelphia National
Yankea Stadium
Hast
Williams
Boston
Batchelder
Ruth
Indians
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Glavelan
St. Louis
Detroit
Babe” Ruth
Philadelphia
Walter Pipp
White Sox
Chisago
Ted Blankenship
Baurrett
Willie Kamm
Jon Sewell
Cleveland
Edwards
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Vagger
Ed Deshanty
Philadelphia Nationals
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Saints
Aimerican Association
Elevens of Iowa in Action Today
Des Moines reports a light schedule for college teams with few games today while high school contests dominate the day. Still College declines to full strength for a clash at Osceola against Penn College and Centerville hosts Des Moines Catholic Academy, with five more games and additional college and high school tilts across the state tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Altho
Still College Eleven
Graceland College
Lamoni
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Des Moines Catholic Academy
Centerville High
Centerville
Ellsworth
Central
Pella
St. Ambrose
Cedar Falls
Chillicothe
Normal
Graceland
Town Wesleyan
Kirksville
Registrar Enters City Golf Joust Finals
Cory, registrar at Town State Teachers College, advances to Cedar Falls city golf championship finals after two weeks of play. Reports praise his consistency and suggest he holds the inside track to ward the title.
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Cedar Fis
Gridder Injuries Shuffle Midwestern Openers
GridIro Briefs from multiple cities report injuries and academic ineligibility sidelining players for Saturday games. Coaches contest depth while scrambling lineups. Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Nebraska and others prep for season openers with signal drills and new combinations.
Cyclones Entrain for Gopher Fight
Ames Iowa October 5 Iowa State college football team held a light signal practice the last workout on the home field before leaving for Minneapolis to face the University of Minnesota Saturday The squad is reported in excellent condition with no injuries A spirited sendoff greeted the team by students Captain Young Nave end Coller Trice tackle Berger Schmidt guard Longstreet center Roberts quarterback Behm J Behm and J Anderson to oppose the Gophers.
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Ind
Colorado Aggies
Stagg
Evanston
Beloit
Esterday
Urbana
Bloordington
Intiana
South Bend
Rockne
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Jack Ryan
Minneapolis
Baingi
Martineau
Ames
Northwestern
Beelott
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Columbus
Indianapolis
Pat Page
Lincoln
Cornhusker
Dawson
Nebraska
Iowa State
University of Minnesota
Gophers
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Nave
Coller
Trice
Berger
Schmidt
Longstreet
Roberts
J. Behm
N. Behm
J. Anderson
Traer High Joins New Six-Team Cage League
Traer Iowa October fifth Traer high school becomes part of a newly organized basketball league with six schools Grundy Center Eldora Reinbeck Vinton and Teachers College High Cedar Falls Each team will play the others twice home and away Championship based on percentage Superintendent Pye Vidora will maintain official records and publish standings weekly Traer also schedules games with Marshalltown Dysart Dike and others
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Traer
Traer, High
Grundy Center
Eldora
Reinbeck
Vinton
Teachers College High
Cedar Falls
Pye
Vidora
Traey
Marshalltown
Dysart
Dike
Freshmen at T C Out for Today’s Go
Cedar Falls October five 1600 freshmen at Teachers College plan a big demonstration at the season opening football game against St Ambrose college. Freshmen from all departments organized into classes and a parade around the field is planned with four yell leaders directing the show. All freshmen will wear green caps. Dean Leslie I Reed has helped organize the effort to ensure a vivid display.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
St. Ambrose College
Leslie I. Reed
Men of the College
Leonard to Fight Dec 24 at Tia Juana
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion plans a title defense at Tia Juana on December 24. He will depart for the bout site next month. Opponent unnamed. promoter to select challenger. An arena seating 50 000 will be erected for the fight.
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B. Leonard
Tia Juana
New York
Benny Leonent
Jim Coffroth
Leonard
Jones Names Iowa Lineup for Knox Scrimmage in Town
Coach Howard H. Jones of the University of Iowa plans to use the same starting lineup for the Knox College game in Galesburg as he did against Oklahoma A. and M., with four lettermen back from the green squad. The probable lineup features Hancock and Otte ends, Kriz and Krasuski tackles, Olson and Fleckenstein guards, Griffin center, Fry quarterback, Miller fullback, Daher and Fischer halfbacks, and McParkin subbing at quarterback in scrimmage. The star of last year’s Yale game may not play tomorrow.
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Town City
Howard H. Jones
University A
Iowa
Knox College
Galesburg
Oklahoma A
Siwash
Hawkeyes
Jones
Oklahoma
Oklahomans
Towa
Hancock
Otte
Kriz
Krasuski
Olson
Fleckenstein
Griffin
Fry
Cant. Miller
Daher
Fischer
Mg Parkin
West High Girls Hike After School Today
West high members of the girls athletic association took part in a post school hike as the first activity of the new group. Hikes are planned at regular intervals through fall and winter on Fridays with Miss Yae Russ, the girls' physical director, in charge.
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West High
Girls” “Athletic Association
Yae Russ
Hair Groom Ad Promises All Day Style Control
An advertisement claims a few cents buys a jar of Hair Groom at any drugstore that keeps stubborn or unruly hair, even after washing, in any style chosen.
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