West High Faces Marshalltown in Friday Football Test
West High travels to Marshalltown for a key game against the Marshalltown High squad led by Coach Jesse Day. Coach Couch’s Old Rose and Black aim for a win after a scoreless Mason City draw and a strong showing against North Des Moines. The town plans a full show of support with offices closed and crowds lining the streets for the decisive gridiron clash.
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Iowa City
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Northwestern divides seating to separate men and women
The university faction orders segregation of male and female students at football games. Men are focused on the game and the women are left out of the cheering, as rails are erected to create the division.
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Northwesternniversity
Sam
Feu
200 Bowlers Gather for Des Moines Bowling Tourney
More than stern bowlers including the Fort Wayne, Ind. team arrive in Des Moines for the Middle-Western Bowling Congress tournament, opening Nov. 18. Entries from Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Denver, and Wichita are limited by Nov. 4. The Fort Wayne squad, former A B C champions, lead a field racing to reclaim the 1922 title at a new, extensive bowling parlor with 12 lanes.
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Mystery Play Burglars and Suburban Train Worries
A comic strip scene shows two suburbanites watching burglars at work and rushing to catch a train. The dialogue plays on misdirection and domestic tension as the couple frets about missing their ride while pondering who shot a character in the play. The panel ends with a quip about the last act and a nod to the publisher.
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Mr. Isadiy
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World Series Notes Show Yankees Confidence After Win
The article depicts Manager McGraw and Coach Miller Huggins expressing confidence in multiple pitchers as the Yankees push to finish the series. It notes Waite Hoyt and Mays’s pitching praised by Luggins, Meusel’s RBI hit, and crowd observations of notable fans amid a tense game atmosphere.
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Associated Press
New York
McGraw
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Luggins
Mays
World Series Averages and Yankees in Spotlight
Brief notes highlight World Series batting and pitching averages with emphasis on the New York Yankees. The item surveys standout performers and team-wide trends ahead of key postseason moments.
Snyder seals seventh World Series win for Giants
New York Giants beat the Yankees 2 to 0 in game seven as Frank Snyder hits a decisive homer and Rusie Meusel and Burns lead the offense. Phil Douglas stumbles for the Yanks who fail to score after two in the seventh, with Meusel driving in the first Giants run in the fourth.
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Independence High Eyes comeback in Cedar River clash
Independence football aims to rebound after a rough start as star players Reisner Seeland return from injuries. Coach Lobesenski prepares East High for a Saturday 3 p m game at Cedar River park with renewed midfield vigor and a key showdown ahead.
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Hawkeyes Prepare Quietly for Illini Clash
Iowa City reports secret practices as Coach Howard readies for the homecoming game with Illinois at Iowa City Saturday. The squad refines new plays to fool Zuppke’s Illini while emphasizing defense and reserve strength for possible injuries.
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Cornell Prepares to Meet Iowa Wesleyan in Mount Vernon
Cornell college bets on strongest lineup for Saturday’s game at Mt. Pleasant against Iowa Wesleyan. Coach Funger notes improvements in line play and backfield speed after Hamline setback. Iowa Wesleyan is an unknown, having only a 7 to 3 loss to Monmouth prior to facing Cornell.
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Mount Vernon
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
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Cornell
Iowa Wesleyan
Monmouth
Iil
Nichols
Other Ways to Skin a Cat Says Coach
Jon Heisman of the University of Pennsylvania rejects critiques of the shift he developed at Georgia Tech. He contends critics overstate coaching limits and asserts he has other football plays, noting only one shift play remains this year.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
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Retired Burlingame Chesbro Follows Ball Teams
Former Yankees pitcher Jack Chesbro, now a Massachusetts farmer, says he follows every contest in both major leagues as closely as his old contract dictated. He vows to never lose interest in baseball despite a busy life and daily updates.
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Jack Chesbro
New York Yankees
Massachusetts
Chesbro
Charles City High at Waverly Friday gridiron clash
Charles City aims for a victory over Waverly High in Friday football at Waverly. The locals practice intensely this week and enter the game with an increasing confidence after recent score comparisons.
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Charles City High
Waverly
Smith the Hard Guy Faces McNulty in Giants Incident
Hari Smith of the Giants, famed as a hard man, challenged McNulty at the plate after a May game. A report notes Smith's aggressive reputation and the incident involved the Giants and Roshesie era references.
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Yanke
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Dreyfuss Presses Danforth Trade Amid Pennant Hopes
Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss pursues pitcher Dave Danforth of Columbus to win the pennant, negotiating through scouts and club officials. Columbus asks about 20 000, with salary questions and prior bids cooling prospects as Dreyfuss weighs spending against staying with current staff. Danforth, once with Chicago White Sox, rated top in the American Association, faces past doping allegations but is described as best hurler and a pennant asset.
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Dave Danforth
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Chick” Fraser
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Indianapolis
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Hendricks” Danforth
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Shocker Pitcher Would Grace Hoster Roster
Roger Peckinpaush of the New York Americans says pitcher Uroan Shocker now with the St Louis Browns would fit on the Huggins roster for the big series. Yankees say management erred in trading him, though teammates note Shocker has lingered with the club since the series began.
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New York Americans
Uroan Shocker
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
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Shocker
Yankees
Eastern grid officials line up Harvard referee Quisley
Iarnest Quisley, a National League umpire and leading middlewest grid referee, drew eastern officials for football duty and many colleges asked him to direct their games after Harvard assignment fell through.
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Harvard
Central Board
Quigsey
Middlewest
Bantam Buff Fights for Life After Ring Career
Johnny Buff, holder of the flyweight and bantamweight titles, reflects on a frugal career. He has earned about 100000 dollars in 18 months and invested in New York real estate, including an apartment building earning around 300 dollars monthly. He notes plans beyond boxing to support his three children.
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New York
Cornell Co ed Diet Rules For Women Athletes
Mount Vernon edition reports Cornell College Women’s Athletic Association issued strict dieting rules for female athletes. Sleep by 10 30 p m with one weekend waiver, at most one social event weekly, limit stimulants, no meals between except select foods, ban pastries, eat three full meals daily, officials decide eligibility for teams or awards. Racing item notes Yu ito i Mrs Burnley s 3 year old wins Cesarewite Stakes at Newmarket 1000 pound purse with extras.
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