Waterloo Eleven and Dubuque Bears Play Scoreless Tie
Waterloo and Dubuque battled to a 0–0 tie as both sides failed to score through the game. Waterloo dominated play with strong line defense while Dubuque relied on forward power but penalties and missed passes hindered gains. Seger starred for Waterloo at half, and Jones added a strong running game for the winners. ref Baisley ruled a disputed third quarter push not a score and the final curtain fell with no tally.
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Dubuque
Waterloo Athletics-Dubuque Bears
Poard
Waterloo
Baisley
Bears
Athletics- Bears
Duuque
Douglas Bragdon
Seger
Jones
Onot
Megul Stubbs
Cohn
C. Ter
Crummer Leonard
Cedar Falls Grid Teams Play This Week
Three football games are scheduled for Cedar Falls teams this week. On Friday, the Teachers College hosts Ellsworth College at Town Falls. Saturday features Webster City High against the Little Tutors in Webster City, and the Tigers meet New Hampton High on the college field in Cedar Falls. This marks first meetings between Webster City and Cedar Falls High, and between New Hampton High and Cedar Falls High.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Ellsworth College
Town Falls
Little Tutors
Webster City High School
Webster City
Tigers
New Hampton High School
College High School
New Hampton
A Comic Strip in Type McEvoy Tale of David and Goliath Conflict
A distorted comic strip narrative recounts David and his gang confronting Goliath in a rough town setting. After a plan to address the bully, David throws a brick and Goliath is beheaded by Trevid, with David returning the head to his gang and hosting a boisterous party that night.
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Type
J. P. McEvoy
David
Goliath
Thevid
Johnny
Nis Goliath
Lydd
Bari
Sara David
Olieth
Togo
Trevid
Swan
Associated
Nebraska Boxing Law Proves Costly for State Treasury
Lincoln Oct 17 The Nebraska boxing law has brought in 1074.65 dollars for the state from a 4044.00 pool in just over two months of operation. The law creates a state boxing commission, with inspectors statewide, licensing for contestants officials and managers, and a 5 percent admission tax. Clubs mainly from American Legion posts and firemen groups have secured licenses, with 105 boxer licenses 5 each, 28 wrestlers 5 each, 27 referees 10 each, 27 managers 10 each, 22 physicians 10 each, 29 seconds 5 each, and 20 timekeepers 5 each. Fees already paid exceed operating costs, yielding a net return to the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
H. H. Anties
State Department of Public Welfare
Commission
Ort. S
Antles
Cedar Falls Falls to Gelwein 3-0 in Football
Cedar Falls lost its second game of the season Saturday at Gelwein by a 3 to 0 score. The only scoring came on a dropkick from the 20 yard line. The article notes the Cedar Falls team falling to Gelwein and mentions the date October 17.
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Cedar Falls
Falls High
Celwein
Hawkeyes Triumph Over Illinois In Big Ten Showdown
Iowa, led by Aubrey Devine and Locke, defeated Illinois 14 to 2 as Penned in by a 15 yard penalty and a recovered fumble set Illinois up for two points. Iowa’s line carved open running lanes while Devine and Locke broke through the Hawkeyes’ backfield against the Illini.
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Towa City
Towa
Illinois
Zuppke Warriors
Locke
Aubrey Devine
Hawkeyes
Hawkeye
Iowa
Aubrey
Glen Devine
Belding
Illini
Notre Dame
Kadesky
Thompson
Mick
Heldt
Mead
Slater
R Belding
A. Devine
G. Devine
Shuttleworth
Upper
Ellsworth
Eidahl
Gough
Kaney
Ruth Challenges Landis Ruling In Baseball Feud
Babe Ruth and Yankees players defied a World Series rule by playing in an exhibition in Buffalo, prompting Commissioner Landis to label the action a challenge to his authority. Ruth vowed to play again in Elmira, disputing the rule and noting other players face no such restriction. The judge headed to Chicago to consider possible action.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
K. M. Landis
Ruth
Bob Meunsel
Pint Piercy
Yankees
Buffalo
Elmira
N.Y
Landis
St. Louis
Chicago
East Highs 106 to 0 Triumph Over Independence
East High School football team under Coach Louis Kresensky routed Independence 106 to 0 at Cedar River Park. Lane, Wood, Nemmers, Dooley, Wheeler, and DeLong starred as East High dominated from start to finish with a rapid scoring pace and strong defense, Holman the lone bright spot for Independence.
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Louis Kresensky
East High
Independence High School
Cedar River Park
Wood
Lane
Nemmers
Dooley
Wheeler
DeLong
See
Soul
Broad Football Results Across Colleges and States
A wide roster of football scores from colleges and high schools lists numerous results. Notable outcomes include Michigan 30 over an unnamed opponent, Notre Dame 43 over Purdue, Army 21 over Wabash, and California 21 over Pacific Pleet 10, with multiple state matchups and rushing tallies.
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STATE
Town
Winneis
Luther Drake
Kansas
Missouri
Ames
Washington
Grinnell
Dubuque
Penn
Upper Iowa
Ellsworth
Columbia College
DePaul
WEST
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa
Northwestern Normal
Vanderbilt
Kentucky State
Oregon
Idaho
Case
Ohio Wesleyan
West Virginia
Ohio University
California
Pacific
Southern California
Occidental
North Dakota
Fargo College
St. Mary's
Nevada
Columbia
New York University
Vermont
Tufts
Michigan
Michigan Aggies
Wisconsin Northwestern
Ohio State
Annesota
Notre Dame
Purdue
Army
Wabash
Nebraska
Haskell Indians
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Denver
Nebraska Wesleyan
Greighton
Kansas Aggies
High School
Decorah
Perry
Jefferson
Cherokee
Webster City
Mapleton
Ida Grove
Iowa Falls
Augie Kieckhiefer Wins 3-Cushion Billiard Title
Pittsburgh, Oct 17. The rational three cushion championship passed from John Lawton of Sedalia to Augu st Kieckhiefer of Chicago after a 38 to 45 innings victory. Lawton had six, Kieckhiefer five. Another match saw Alfredo de Oro of Cuba defeat Pierre Maupome of Mexico 44 to 5 in four innings.
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Pittsburgh
John Lawton
Sedalia
Gibbons-Dowd bout shifted to Tulsa for October
Sport Flashes notes the Gibbons Dowd fight for a purse of 35009 dollars moved to Tulsa from Wichita for October 2. Chicago reports Jack Dempsey, the world heavyweight champion, will meet Jess Willard, former champion, next spring per his management.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Cornell Cross Country Runners Are Selected
Mount Vernon Iowa October 14 five freshmen and one sophomore placed inCornell cross country tryouts. George Center Junction brother of C Smith present holder of the course record broke the tape. James Searle Hawarder Gail Yohe Burlington Jose Valencia Tagudin FP 1 Fred Hkieemeier Rockwell City Frank Faust Earlville and Warren Bieber Reinbeck trailed Smith in order named. More than 60 started 20 conceded 2 chance to place among the first six Captaincy awarded to Smith whose brother captained when he set the present 25 24 record for the 4 7 mile run. CORNELL DEFEATS WESLEYAN Mount Vernon Oct 17 starting without Thompson half and Miller end Cornellians swamp Iowa Wesleyan 27 7 at Mount Pleasant Ensign and Kerwin backfield Gowans and O Neel in line Bieber Bolton subhair in plays costly to Wesleyan Sweet As a Nut long pass propels Wesleyan score.
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Mount Vernon
Gnai
Cornell Y
George Center Junction
C. Smith
James Searle
Hawarder
Gail Yohe
Burington
Jose Valencia
Tagudin
Fred Hkieemeier
Rockwell City
Prank Faust
Earlville
Cornell
Wesleyan
Thompson
Miller
Coach Finger
Cornellians
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Purple Eleven
Ensign
Kerwin
O'Neel
Gowans
Bieber
Bolton
Sub
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Gelwein
MR. Donn
Ay Ine Fearuné Service. Inc
Perry Welch and
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Evans
Hardscastle
Dorman
Peacocks
Iowa State College
University of Missouri
Rollins Field
Grinnell College
Washington University
Mason City
Victor
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Des Moines
Canada
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Independence
Kresensky
Warriors
Holman Stars
Holman
Independence Eleven
Hap” Holman
Capt. Holman
Dan Long
H Lane
Altho Nemmers
Jameson
Lee
Steam Roller
Everets
Wright
Parker
Towler
Ton
Thomas
Kaltenback
McNeil
McNiel
Anderson
Artus
Spenceley
Coutts
Les
Scoggin
Seeland
Mulet
Peverill
Sage
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Hulet
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Denison
Harlan
Fonda
LeMars
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Keokuk
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Portmouth
Tennessee
Yale
Williams
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Georgia
Syracuse
Brown
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Washington and Lee Y Gettysburg
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Bucknell
Georgetown
Westminster
Boston
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Lehigh
Carnegie Tech
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Virginia
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St. Pier
Arkansas
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Texas Christian
Trinity
Texas
Howard Payne
Tulane
Rice Institute
Kentucky
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Delaware Ag
Randolph
Augie" Kieckhiefer
Chesterfield
Liggest & Myers Tobacco Co
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