Sioux City and North Des Moines Seen as Strongest
A state survey of high school football teams shows Sioux City and North Des Moines leading. North Des Moines has 3 wins, 0 losses, with 52 points scored to opponents 13, while Sioux City has 47 points in two games. Other notable results include Washington of Cedar Rapids rising, Mason City with 2-1, and Marshalltown tallying 19 in two games.
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Sioux City
North Des Moin
North Des Moines
North Geidders
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Mason City
Garner
Blue Earth
Minn
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Oskaloosa
Waterloo West High
Greene
Osage
Waterloo Ast, High
Traer
Oelwein
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Council Bluffs
Cadar Rapids
West Des Moanves
Boone
East Des Moines
University High School
Town City
Ameés
Algona
Davenport
Washington
Ottumwa
Perry
Newton
Tipton
Fascatine
Albia
Fort. Dodge
West Waterloo
East Waterloo
River City
John Heidt
Abe
Longo Meets Lage at Electric Park in Six Round Showdown
Phil Longo of Des Moines fights Glen Lage of Marshalltown in the main six round bout at Electric Park as the season ends. Longo aims for a decision over Lage and already has a draw with the tough Marshall County fighter. Waterloo feather Charlie Halligan meets Cedar Rapids rising star Caddy Kelly in a special six round semi wing up. Two four round preliminaries complete the program.
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Glen
Lage
Marshalltown
Electric Park
Longo
Marshall County Battler
Waterloo
Charlie Halligan
Waterloo Feather
The Call and the Duck Hunters on Autumn Flats
A fragment describes duck hunting in late autumn light with mallards silhouetted against a red yellow sky. The scene mentions North and central regions, dry wild rice chalks, and hunters moving through swamps amid wind and scent of the marshes.
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Bear
Miosquitrie
West High faces hard battle with injuries before Fort Dodge clash
West High football prospects for Saturday look slim with six players hurt. Captain Beistle Wilson Hardinger Powers Harvey and Haselman are sidelined or limited by injuries. Coach Sarfi plans to start the first team and rely on reserves if needed, aiming to rebound after Osage.
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Fort Dodge
Ralph Sar
CC. Dunsamiour
Greene
Osage
West High
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Beiste
Wilson
Quarterbac Hardinger
Powers
Harvey
Hasel- Man
Beistle
Hardinger
Harver
Haselman
Sarfi
Graham
Fikt
Mitchell County
Olds
Fragmented late 1920s text with mixed names and garbled lines
Newspaper fodder presents a jumble of phrases and garbled names from an OCR fragment. It references Coolidge era politics, a baseball theme, and scattered proper nouns, but most lines are indecipherable and lack coherent context.
Injuries Slow Up Upper Iowa Peacocks
Fayette Iowa October report on Upper Iowa University football injuries. Doc Dorman faces a tough task assembling a lineup for the Central game in over a week. Smith sprained ankle out at least three weeks. Pierce under the weather. Tresemer torn muscle in left leg. If players recover, Dorman's team should stand well in the conference this season.
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Doc Dorman
Smith
Pierce
St. Thomas
Tresemer
Four Games Slated in Iowa Conference Leaders Lead Loop
Iowa State Teachers College tops the Iowa College conference standings as the football season opens. Ellsworth loses 130 to 0 to the Teachers in a dismal homecoming, Central and Des Moines University fight to a mud-sodden 6-6 tie. Western Union pulls an upset over Morningside, while four conference games loom next weekend including Ellsworth at Central and Des Moines University hosting Parsons. Simpson College meets St Ambrose in Davenport.
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Astern Union
Morningside
Central
Des Moines University
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Parsons
Fairfield
Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson College
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Drake Gridders Prep for Kansas Aggie Game
Drake football presses toward a 182 percent season pace as officials list attendance plans for a midwest clash with Kansas Aggies. A play by play account notes kickoff at 2 p.m. with Drake seeking to extend recent momentum.
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Duce
Wnroad
Best And Worst Days For Pennants In Washington's Past
By AL D Clark Griffith president of the Washington Senators reflects on his career. He recalls his best day winning the first pennant and World Series last year and his darkest moment when with the Yankees he faced a pivotal wild pitch against the Red Sox involving a spitball.
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Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Jack Chesbro
Boston Red Sox
Spanish Toreador Hurt by Bottle Toss at Bull Fight
A Spanish toreador sustained a crushed skull when a bottle struck him during a Sunday bull fight. The blow, thrown by a spectator, ended the spectacle rather than the bull, with officials noting crowd dissatisfaction as the cause.
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Spain
Three Tilts to Be Played in Valley Circuit This Week
Des Moines, Oct. T. AP. Valley football week features three conference games. Kansas Aggies and Drake open new stadium, Kansas meets Iowa State, Nebraska travels to Missouri for pivotal clashes. Huskers face champions at Columbia amid veteran Missouri squad and Red Grange legends.
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Baehman
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Oklahoma Aggies
Ossie Solem
Drake
Faotball Noach
Washington
Vitile
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University of Nebraska
Columbia
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Sinais
Red Grange
Missouri
Do This Not This If You Wait to Give the Way Awe
The text warns against tipping off defenders by leaning toward the direction of a play. It urges backs to maintain a neutral stance until the ball is put in play to avoid signaling the offense. Coaches must monitor daily to correct this habit.
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Forty-Three Seek Admittance To State Bar Exam
Des Moines report states state house exams conclude Thursday for 43 men and one woman seeking admission to the bar. Miss Margaret Miller of Dubuque is the lone woman taking the test.
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Des Moines
State House
Margaret Miller
Dubuque
Ames Faces Kansas in Stadium Debut and Gridiron Clash
Ames Iowa State College readies for a Kansas matchup after a Wisconsin pile drive loss, aiming to avenge last year’s 139 10 win. The Jayhawks bring a strong passing attack led by a new backfield pair, with Wellman and Hart sidelined by two ex-freshmen Mackie and Schmidt.
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Iowa State College
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University of Kansas
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Wisconsin
New Town State Stadium
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Clark
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Hart
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Mackie
Execute nickname for coach Jones sparks coast grid fans
Iowa City Indiana October reports nickname Execute attached to coach Howard Jones by the Southern California football team. Jones’ squads opened with wins over Whittier 74 to 6 and California Tech 22 to 6, plus a 50 to 0 victory last Saturday. The Trojans face Stanford in their first big game October 17.
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Jones
Iowa
Trojan
Whittier
California Tech
Pamonit College
Trojans
Stanford
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