Seger Stars as Waterloo Triumphs 13 to 0
Dave Seger stars for Waterloo A C in a 13 to 0 victory over Mason City. He powers the ground game with multiple five to twenty yard gains leading to two touchdowns, while McGoldrick contributes a dropkick and key line play anchors the win.
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Drake Opens Football Season With 20 to 6 Win Over Cornell
In Des Moines on October 8 Drake University beat Cornell College 20 to 6. Pullback McLuen scored Drake’s first touchdown in the second quarter, with captain Bill Boelter adding two more in the third and final periods. Boelter, Enright, Metnen, and Orebaugh contributed on the ground as Drake dominated with steady gains and strong line play.
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West High Powers Past Cedar Falls 26 to 0 in Big Locust Street Tilt
Old Rose and Black defeats Cedar Falls 26 to 0 on Locust street field. Johnnay Miller scores first, Sindlinger adds points, and Beistle seals the win with late touchdowns as West High smothers Cedar Falls in a dominant second half rally. Browns, Galloway, and Bovey star for West High. Jacobson, Bailey and Duhert lead Cedar Falls.
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Bringing Up Father Play No 15 Run of Tideback
Diagrammed football play description shows Running Formation with backs four yards behind scrimmage and a 45 degree run to draw a defender out. Five linemen hold position while backs engage ends and tackle, with fullback leading and a back receiving the ball to keep pace.
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Standings and Scores From Yesterday’s Wathornsi League
Yesterday results show Brooklyn beating New York 6 to 1 and Pittsburgh 7 to 1. Cincinnati 10-3 and other games listed with season closures. American League and Association results include New York 2 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 5-4 Philadelphia 4. A long scoring snippet ends with golf rule questions about handicaps and hole adjustments.
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Laws of ponF Golf: Re-tee after out of bounds shot
Innis Bro explains if a player hits an ice shot out of bounds and tees a second ball, he may tee again without penalty until a stroke is made. In a four ball match A and B vs C and D, a player hits C's ball and the mistake is not noted until after D has played a stroke.
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Oman
Walter Hagen on stance for the push shot balance
Walter Hagen notes no fixed foot distance for a golf push shot. He says stance varies by player size, but the key is steady balance without restricting body movement during the stroke. Tomorrow’s Burham Hare column discusses proper technique.
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Side Arm Pitching Rules and Baseball Clarifications
Reader questions on side javes pitching and rule interpretations. Clarifications cover interference calls, grounder plays, and old rulings. Advice notes that no universal ban exists on sidearm pitchers and suggests contacting Charles D. White for authoritative guidance.
Waterloo East High Dominates Cedar Falls 59 Point Route
Waterloo East High crushed Cedar Falls Teachers College High 26 to 0 with a dominant ground game and sharp aerials. Dooley led the offense with two rushing touchdowns and a late score, while McDermott connected on passes to Raymond and Hostetler setting up scores. The East High defense repeatedly stalled Cedar Falls, forcing fumbles and stopping attempted drives.
Illinois and Iowa set to clash in season opener headline
Hawkeye and Illini fans prepare for the October 20 showdown in Iowa City. Harold Grange impresses as a sophomore for Illinois while Zuppke fields a strong frosh group. Cedar Falls and West High showcase speedy plays and promising recruits. Over 4,000 watched Cleveland and Rock Island tie in a Sunday game. Bovey from West High shines in his first year of high school football after moving from Dunkerton.
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Nebraska
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Rock Island
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Bovey
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Dunkerton
Iowa Team Beats Knox Handily By Score of 44 to 3
Iowa City October game saw the University of Iowa machine defeat Knox College 44 to 3. Hermetet’s 20 yard drop kick saved Knox from a shutout. Fry and Captain Miller starred with multiple touchdowns and rushing gains. Parkin started the game and was later replaced by Fry.
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Grinnell Eleven Beats Parsons 7 to 6 in Rough Outing
Grinnell Iowa, Oct. 8 Grinnell defeats Parsons 7 to 6 in a hard game. Pioneer touchdown came in the Sinai quarter on a tackle around after a string of forward passes. In the fourth, Grinnell offense moved with three first downs via the forward pass. Critch ett started the march with a long end run before Duke crossed from the one yard line.
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World Series Looms As Giants Face Yankees In Spotlight
New York readers show apathy as Giants clash with Yankees in the 1920s world series. Joe Bush and Bob Shawkey, once Yankee aces, are unlikely starters this time, leaving Sam Jones Hoyt and Pennock to shoulder pitching duties. Carl Mays is sidelined as a bench warmer amid renewed fan indifference.
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Yesteryear
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Joe Bush
Bob Shawkey
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Shawkey
Yankees Edge Giants in World Series Betting
New York October 8 betting commissioners report a quarter of a million dollars to be wagered on the World Series between the Yankees and Giants with over 160000 already placed. Odds favor the Yankees at 7 to 5, 11 to 10 and even money as the series opens Wednesday.
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Ottumwa High Rolls Past Morgan Park 27 to 0
Ottumwa high school defeated Morgan Park high of Chicago 27 to 0 at home. Captain Solomon starred with swift open-field runs as the Ottumwa line smothered Morgan Park’s attack. Healy, a substitute halfback, intercepted a forward pass and sprinted 62 yards for a late touchdown.
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Blue Arrives to Seek Revenge for Knipp Defeat
Earl Blue travels to challenge Fritz Knipp in a 10 round bout at the dairy cattle hippodrome with Mike Gibbons in Blue’s corner. Knipp has regained form after a disputed Aurora Friday night draw with Milas, while Blue hopes to erase a prior loss to Knipp. Joe Knipp trains for a six round fight with Harry Yahn in Aurora, Cedar Rapids, aiming to extend a Cedar Rapids squad’s dominance.
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