Waterloo vs Washington High Friday Games Highlight Local Prep Football
Waterloo West and Waterloo East prep teams shift Friday games to avoid conflicts with homecoming. West meets Cedar Rapids at Washington High while East faces Webster City at East High Stadium. Key players Christian and Ed Cunningham expected back for East. officials Shapler Dec Miller and Kennedy to referee. Coach Meeter away. Strabridge to lead in practice.
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Big Ten Elevens Giad for Prime Games
Football practice opens the week as Big Ten camps gather. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Purdue, Ohio State, Indiana, Minnesota, Northwestern, and Chicago prepare for Saturday’s showdowns and conference contests.
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Wainwright grid notes and Mexico City boxing results
The text lists numerous football substitutions and scorers from Ames and Columbus and Cedar Falls games, with officials and lineups. It also reports Joe Dundee defeating Bert Colima in Mexico City in a ten round welterweight bid, aiming for a title shot.
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Teachers Triumph Over Simpson 7-0 In Muddy Showdown
In a hard fought game at Cedar Falls, Teachers College opened with a quick score and held a 7-0 lead as Simpson battled back amid a punting duel and power plays. Key plays featured McCuskey and Fritzel in the backfield, with Cook passing and Peterson handling kicks. About 3,500 fans witnessed the foggy, muddy clash as the Tutors failed to punch in another score despite several close drives.
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Football Results Saturday Show Broad Set Of Matches
Saturday football results show Ripon 33 over Cornell 0 and Loyola 6 over Cae 0 among many early games. Big Ten highlights include Ohio State 7 over Iowa 6 and Northwestern 7 over Wisconsin 20.
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Philly Fans Choose Lefty Grove as Best Postseason Pitcher
Philadelphia readers favor Lefty Grove as the logical and popular choice to start today’s game. The column notes Grove’s 16 strikeouts against the Cubs in a recent shutout, arguing he would be the optimal choice despite sentiment.
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Nashua Eleven Defeats Osage 13 to 0 in Slow Wet Game
Osage Iowa October 14 Nashua high school beat Osage 13 0 in a slow game on a wet field. Nashua rallied late in the second quarter after starting on its 14 yard line and scored before halftime. In the fourth quarter Nashua extended the lead as a blocked punt allowed another score amid penalties and substitutions.
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Nora Springs Defeats St Ansgar 18 6 In Hard Fought Game
Nora Springs triumphed over St Ansgar 18 to 6 in a hard fought contest at St Ansgar. Grapper, Billings and Jacobsen starred for Nora Springs with a touchdown each and Jacobsen also tallied an extra point. St Ansgar captain Wold made two intercepted passes despite a broken nose late in the game.
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