East High routs Dubuque 59 in sunlit showdown
East High dominated Dubuque with a fast running game and sharp passing. Captain Parkin led with multiple end runs and the team blocked kicks, converting several drives into touchdowns as Howrey added goals and Paulsen featured in key advances. Dubuque was repeatedly offside and unable to stem the Orange and Black tide.
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East High
Dabduque
Cedar River Park
Dubuque
Accet
Parkin
Paulsen
Gindt
Patterson
Howrey
Waterloo
Sicripture
Dubuqué
Poulsen
Dean
Maany
Wrey
Jain
Howrer
Ulekelbars
Ervent
Princton
Inson
Lowa
Leeper Tews
Dinesmao
Debut of three Waterloo bowling leagues in two weeks
Three Waterloo bowling leagues will begin action within two weeks the Waterloo Gas Engine league Moose league and Citr league each shaping up with eight to twelve teams. Becker stars with 278 top score and Honey Smith tops a 639 point first game as locals eye early strides amid a mix of rivals and promises.
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Waterloo Aliers
Waterloo Gas Engine League
Moose League
Citr Leasue
Waterloo Gas Organization
Moose
Becker
Maples
Honey Smith
Slow Game Goes to Independents in Cedar River Clash
A ragged Cedar River park clash saw Waterloo Independents defeating Delweta 12 to 6. Mattern broke for 90 yards to start the second half and Rausch added two completions as Waterloo overcame fumbles and a stubborn Oelwein effort to secure the win in a hot, injury‑touched contest.
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Cedar River Park
Waterloo Independents
Delweta
Waterloo
Oelwein
Mattern
Ichortgan
Feld
Waterloo Eleven
McGuire
Leonard
Carter
Iowa U Beats Cornell 63 to 0 in Home Opener
Iowa University opened its home season with a 63 to 0 victory over Cornell College Mount Vernon. Aubrey Devine led with a 30 yard pass to Glenn Devine, then Locke and Devine scored repeatedly. Cornell showed little offense as Iowa dominated the first half with multiple touchdowns and successful kicks.
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Balf
Sykes
Rathena Jaqua
Organ
Iowa
Cornell
Kelly
Locke
Rich
Hogle
Iisa
Belding
Slater
Kaufmann
Longley
Ci Meade
Block
Kadisky
G. Devine
AL Devine
Lawrence
Huckeson
Petarson
Iho
Thompson
Nichols
Devine
I Lecke
Boegle
AL Vine A. Kelley
Reid
Michigan
Uronke
Knight
Dartmouth
Rath
Bros
Haven
Gardner
Oure
Morris
Danskin
Mortis
Iowa City
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Aubrey Devine
Glenn Devine
A. Devine
Cornel
Andrey Devine
Glenn
SATURDAY GRID RESULTS STATE AMES AND OTHERS
A scrambled list of college and high school football results across states and cities. Notable scores include Drake beating Yinols 43, Northwestern 17, Ohio State 37, Notre Dame 42, California 127 to 0, and West Virginia 73. Multiple minor games and odd spellings appear, with many OCR errors throughout.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Ohio State
Oberlin University of Detroit
Maraquette
Butler
Hanover
Michigan
Case
Wyoming
Denver University
Juliana
Mississionia
Cincinnati
Ohio University
North Dakota
Fargo College
Montana
Mount St. Charles
Montana State
Wesleyana
Colorado College
N. Mexico
Notre Dame
Western Mormal Kansas
Washburn
Washington
Drury
California
St. Mary's
South Dakota State
Dakota Wesleyan
Texas A. & M
South Mets
Texas
Howard Payne
Whitman
Kansas Aggies
Camp Fungton
Harvard
Valparaiso
Penn
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Johns Hopkins
Princeton
Maryland State
Yale
North Carolina
State
Dartmouth Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Navy
Lafayette
Army
Middleboro
Georgetown
Cleveland Indians Face Dodgers In Sixth Series Game
In Cleveland today, with the series 3-2 Cleveland leading, the Indians prepared to face the Dodgers with Sherrod Smith pitching for Brooklyn and Walter Maile slated for Cleveland. The crowd, a mix of hopeful fans and speculators, awaited a pivotal game that could place the world pennant within reach.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Sherrod Smith
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Walter Maile
Maile
Cleveland Rooters
Xpecu
Lators
Harry McHugh
Wambsganss
Smyth
Bagby
O'Neill
Grimes
Tony
Iowa Hopes to Upset Illinois in Big Ten Showdown
Iowa football fans anticipate a decisive clash with Illinois in Urbana on October 16. Coach Howard Jones aims to rebound from two losses to Illinois, using full playbook to restore Iowa’s title hopes as Indiana victory boosts candidacy for the Big Ten championship.
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Town City
Iowa
Ilinois
Hawkeyes
Urbana
Iini
Howard Tones
Iowa City
Cornell
Towa
Collegians
Illinois
Zuppke
Indiana
Northwestern Upsets Minnesota In Big Ten Tilt 1 0
Northwestern stunned Minnesota 1 0 in a Big Ten battle at Evanston. Northwestern exploited the Gophers defense with a varied aerial attack while Minnesota’s vaunted backfield failed to sustain drives. Key players mentioned include Oss for Minnesota and Penfield for Northwestern, with updated scoring notes for the period-by-period results.
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Minnesota
Evanston
Northwestern
Gophers
Arta
Sparta
Oss
Turner
H. Penfield
G.penfield
Hathaway
Dahl
Blackwood
Ewing
Palmer
Lane
Sxord
Patterson
Weblen
Frazer
Gillen
Clement
Tirney
Enke
O'Brien
Aniston
Hackett
West Point
Schommer
Chicago
Young
Illinois
Wealeyan
West High Drops Narrow Loss on Forward Pass
Mason City Iowa October 11 7 to 0 score in dedication of Mooreveldt stadium saw West High Waterloo outplay early but falter. A long Rouck to Budge pass produced Mason City’s lone touchdown in the final quarter amid heat and injuries including Miller and Farmer. Waterloo threatened near Mason City’s ten before a mis kick and dropped passes halted the comeback list.
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Mason City
Son City High
West High of
Waterloo
Rouck
Budge
Eoorevelt Stadium
Magon City
Aki
Max Miller
Farmer
Miller
West High
Son City
Rose and Black
Banton
Cohen
Graham
Ree
Holder
phby-Owen
Sch
Mason’ City
Gough
Leech
Swale
Kirk
Anderson
Cockman
Tiffany
Garman
Casey
Wilson
Buirg
Sr Ie
Thompson
Jacketh
iDes Moines
Twin Victories For Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa October 11 Cedar Falls teams won two football games on the State Teachers gridiron. The Teachers crushed Buena Vista College Spirit Lake 14 to 0 while Cedar Falls High School defeated Oelwein 13 to 0 in a fast fast doubleheader. Harshbarger scored both Teacher touchdowns and James start to finish starred on offense and defense. The high school game opened with Cedar Falls jumping to a pair of early scores as Simpson intercepted a pass and Shillinglaw ran for a touchdown. Bailey added a second half TD as Cedar Falls claimed the win.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
William Wambs-jganss
Elmer Smith
Jim Bagby
Brooklyn Robins
Sherrod Smith
Indians
Clevelanders
Flatbush
Tribe of
Wambsganss
Beteman
Concordia College
Cedar Rapids
Kilduff
Miller
Wamby
Mitchell
Boston Red Sox
Stahl
Wagner
McConnell
Brooklyn
Halle
Grimes
Grimee
Bagby
Ball
Willer
Zlem
Goonolly
O'Day
Dineed
Dilinois
Drake
Urbana
Til
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Ilinois
Bob Fletcher
Crangle
Walquist
Paden
Hellstrom
Nicago
Puréue
Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Cole
Crisler
Maroons
Smate
McGuire
Newhail
Baird
Proudfoot
Jackson
Hinckle
Abi Hutchinson
Rowse
Heiners
Wisconda
M.A. Co
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan Aggies
Altho
Badger
Aggies
Aggie
Gievae
Workman
Stinchcomb
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Eglerens
Buena Vista College
Lake
Cedar Falls High School
Gelweb
College
Harshbarger
James
Buena Vista
Tve
Holder
Shearer
É Teachers Collegé
Cowen
Cariatjansen
Franklin
Hansen
Metfesel
McKinnistey
DeNut
Porter
Cowran
McDonald
Ames
Braedon
Lombard
Touchdownz
Harschbarger
Goels
Touchdowns
McKinstry
Oelwein Eardly
Simpson
Shilling
Jochumsen
Oelwein
Bailey
Ina i - Cedar
Falls—Hemstreet
Itr
Poland
Bush
Christofferson
Andrews
Snillinglaw
Delwett
McCarron
Barnin
Hall
Gunter
Z Douglas
Rey
Adair
Hoover
D. Dosett
Shillings
Naw
Miler
Princeton Beats Maryland in 36 0 rout at home
Princeton football overwhelmed Maryland 36 to 0 on a Saturday in Princeton New Jersey. Quarterback Don Lourig starred with two touchdowns scored on long runs from the Princeton 30 yard line.
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Porto Rico
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Princeton
Maryland
Printon
Univiversity of
Don Lourig
Jon
St Paul Wins Fourth in Interleague Series in Baltimore
Interleague play sees St Paul top Baltimore to clinch game four. Tommy Milton set a new dirt track record with a 106 mile run in 24 hours 25 minutes, while Paris beat the American Olympic team during football.
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Baltimore
St Paul
Phoenix
Tommy Milton
Paris
Tos
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Clinton
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American Legion Post
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