Dubuque beats East Waterloo 6 to 0 in football clash
Dubuque high school earns its third straight win, defeating East Waterloo 6 to 0. Morphew scored the late first half touchdown after a strong Dubuque push, while Kopard and Reeder starred on offense and defense in a hard fought game.
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Dubuque
Dubuque High School
East Waterloo High School
Qrsk
Morphew
Reader
Waterloo
Kopard
Reeder
Banfield
Affnagle
Kaltenback
Swanson
Sage
Jett
Lindelhof
Koch
Rath
A. Simpson
Duke
Alien
Dubugane
J. Kopard
Healey
Meyer
Byol
Ackle
Schroeer
Kade
Jacobson
Burke
A. Kopald
Calumet Team Dominates Our Lady of Victory 40–0
Calumet football convincingly overpowers Our Lady of Victory at Cedar River Park. Fullback EB Sweaser shines, repeatedly breaking up plays as Calumet Mine proves dominant. rematch scheduled in two weeks.
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Galumet
Calumet
Our Lady of Victory
Cedar River Park
Academy
Sweaser
West High dominates two by Cedar Falls at baseball park
West High wins both games against Cedar Falls High School, 12 to 66 and 12 to 66, in ideal conditions. Stars include Kapfian, Bardeen, Hneehely for Lorats and Schroeder and Kauffman for West High. Captain Christianson, Hauser, Waugh excel on defense. Nauman and Vaughan among scorers.
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West High
Cedar Falls
Christianson
Hauser
Waugh
Drillisat Worl
Tumen
Max Shafer
Bob Schroeder
Neuman
Altho
Haemen
Holder
Schultz
Steiny" Kauffman
Vaughan
Dawson
Dewey Bardeen
Smith
Hio
Westight
Christiansson
Que Farnant
Nauman
Kauffman
West
Anson
Ward
Mer Pers
Shotter
Ludeman
Contain Christianson
Lideman
Mether
Jennings
Mitze
Rude
Andrews
Seibert
Sheffield
Mauser
Bailey
Weet High
Schulta
Innis
Manning
Buechele
Staith
Bardeen
Schroeder
Hawkeyes Prepare for Northwestern Tilt in Gridiron Grind
Iowa coach Hawley tightens practice after the scrimmage with Morning Side. Backfield shines with Wyland and Posdick fighting for the pivot as guards Grubb and Bawlesby stabilize two ends and star freshmen Davis and McKee emerge. Hawkeyes brace for Northwestern then Minnesota, hoping for a strong season start despite injury risks.
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Iowa City
Hawley
Gridiron Warriors
Wawkeye
Perhapi
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wyland
Posdick
Holmes
Bawlesby
Grubb
Haseen
Enire
Davis
McKee
Trankeyes
Northwestern
Minnesota
Kent
Towa
Hawkeye
Cline
Football lineup fragment features Fentimnan Greeley and teammates
A readable fragment lists players Fentimnan and Greeley as left guard, C Cole at center, Getty at right guard, Eagle and Wilson at right tackle, Gor Man at right end, Powers at quarterback, Heits at left half, Tetter and Case at right half, and Gil at fullback.
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Fentimnan
Greeley
C. Cole
Getty
Eagle
Wilson
Gor- Man
Powers
Heits
Tetter
Case
Gil
White Sox Win Decisive Game to Take Series
Chicago Americans beat the Nationals 11 to 3 to win the AL-NL series four games to one. Lavender allowed runs as Chicago built a big lead. 32,606 attended. In St Louis, McCabe blanked the Nationals 5-0 in a later game, with Cardinals taking the doubleheader. Final games won: Americans 4, Nationals 1, one tied.
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Chicago
Jimmy Lavender
White Sox
Lavender and Pierce
Standridge and
Archer
Russell and Schalk
Cardinals
Browns
St. Louis
Tim Afer Cabe
Nationals
McCabe
Doak and Snyder
Hamilton
Koob
Boardman and Gongales
Agnew
Models Win Game at Independence in Waterloo 7 to 2
The Models of Waterloo defeated Independence 7 to 2 on Sunday afternoon. The victory was aided by new players Jack Hill and TRH Wagner. Hill led the team with strong hitting while Nichole allowed seven hits as Waterloo built a decisive lead.
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Independence
Models of
Waterloo
Jack Hill
Central Association
Sod
Trh" Wagner
Pittsburgh
Hub” Hill
Nichole
Jack
Ig Pedeus
Ase Trent
Adepentetics
Wagner
Nicholston Wood
Red Sox Rav Phillies In Two Games
George Foster leads Red Sox hitters with a .760 average on three hits as Boston and Philadelphia split the first two games of the World Series. Curley welcomes the team in Boston after their pennant, with a large crowd and heavy ticket sales expected for the next matchups.
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Bokoshe
Okla
George Foster
Rokoshe
West Arkansas
Dartles- Ville
Oklo
George
George Wos
Muuckogee
Muskogee
St. Louie Americans
Houston
Boston
Foster
Philadelphia
Shore
Red Sox
Alexander
Phillies
Mass
Philadelphian Nationals
Boston Americans
Braves
Recdt Sox
George Poster
Harp
Gardner
Cady
Thomas
Stock
Niehoft
Burns
Acand
United States
Borah
Slayer Curley
Curler
Back Bay
Strians
Tessie
College Football Scores From Saturday Mayhem Across Colleges
A chaotic results page lists dozens of scores including Chicago 7 over Northwestern, Indiana 41 over Miami, Purdue 26 over Beloit, Wisconsin 85 over Marquette, Ohio State 14 over Case, Michigan 25 over Mount Union, Notre Dame 34 over Haskell Indians, Kansas 21 over Kansas State Normal, Marvard 29 over Carlisle, Cornell 46 over Williams, Dartmouth 29 over Tufts, Colgate 44 over Rochester, University of Pittsburgh 47 over Navy, and many others across numerous colleges and regional teams.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Winds
Rolla
Indiana
Miami
Purdue
Beloit
Minnesota
Amcs
Iowa
Morningside
Wisconsin
Marquette
Ohio State
Case
Michigan
Mount Union
Notre Dame
Haskell Indians
Asgies
Alma
Missouri
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Kansas State Normal
Knox
Northwestern College
St. Ambrose
Chicos
Marvard
Carlisle
Yale
Lehigh
Princeton
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Army
Gettysburg
Cornell
Williams
Brown
Amherst
Dartmouth
Tufts
Bucknell
Swarthmore
Colgate
Rochester
Wash
Jeft
Lafayette
Kentucky State
Barlham
Highland Park
Drake
Grinnell
Simpson
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
University of Pittsburgh
Navy
Coe
Monmouth
Dubuque College
de Pauw
Cornell College
Leander Clark
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Waterloo Tenn
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Warton
Herron
Quarte Dubuque
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Davenport
Frennd
Barnes
Wonor Foster
Rineky Cedar Falls
Schiros
Der
Kapfian
Hneehely
Lorats
Mound Stars
ME Shor
WIL Plas
Mound
SOX
Ted Browns
Quthit
Curley
Saterdas
Briggs
Norman
Wees
David J. Palmer
Qrand
Army of the Republic
David Fetn
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