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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
16
Illinois and Iowa square off in a pivotal Big Ten homecoming tilt in Iowa City. Key questions center on Grange’s end runs, Illinois line defense, and whether Kutsch can replicate past standout runs as Illinois aims to rebound after a prior Nebraska setback.
A 1925 piece by Sol Metzger outlines football interference methods. It highlights one superior scheme where the interferer spins while rushing the tackler, keeping momentum and avoiding direct blows. The text cautions against reckless on field practice and emphasizes safety and proper technique.
A fragmentary column mixes autumn imagery with urban notes. It mentions Frost, color and wind, a Fourth Street bridge, and a painter in the city seeking roses in a maiden’s cheeks. Scattered items touch on Halloween fashion, a high school play, a drunk electrician, and a Wisconsin motorist shot by a deer.
In Aplington Iowa on October 17 Clarksville beat Aplington 8 to 5. Perkins and Sting teamed as battery for the home squad while Schoneman Dryer and Huhlenhopp pitched for Clarksville in wet field conditions.
In New York on December 17, Penn and Yale meet at the Yale Bowl for the first time since 1893. Analysts see equal personnel and a deadlock on defense, with Yale favoring the run and Penn capitalizing on a stronger open game and improved defense. The clash hinges on kicking and forward passing as open play decides the outcome.
Charles City high defeated Garner 33 to 0 on Friday. A 135 yard interception return by Bullen sparked the rout after rough play in the second quarter. Charles City players Cullars Warekon and others contributed to the runaway win at home.
Cornell football outlines four upcoming home games as Ripon, Parsons, Knox, and Monmouth provide the opposition. Star back Jud Dean leads a strong Purple squad with steady kicking and run defense as fellow backs Crabtree and Green prime the offense and field goals.
Simpson overwhelmed the Iowa State Teachers College attack on Indianola Field, winning decisively as Mercer and the visitors' backfield broke through the Purple defense. The game featured early pressure, a big second quarter by Simpson, and costly turnovers that sealed the Tutor’s setback.
The article recalls trick plays used by Vassa Matta and Cairnes including the hidden ball trick. Frank Bridges praises the tactic as peculiar and funny while recounting past practices and memorable moves by players such as Fish Daines and Shae with references to 1927 games and notable coaches.
Fayette Iowa October 17 Upper Iowa defeats Central College 22 to 14 after a tough battle. First quarter fumbles and a 22 yard run set up Dolley’s touchdown. Livingston adds a 35 yard field goal. Dolley and Livingston score again in the second quarter as Upper Iowa gains the lead and holds on.
Niles Michigan October 17 AP a country doctor famed for medical sport ties and a long sprint record is highlighted for his roles as physician and athletic adviser. Bonine attended Michigan and set a 110 yard dash world mark later surpassed by Paddock. His quirky methods and habit of absenting himself to attend events are noted.
Drake University seeks its fifth straight win at Grinnell as Coach Ossie Salem leads the Bulldogs into a key homecoming game. Fans from Des Moines will trek to town with special rail and bus services. The Nov. 7 dedication of Drake Stadium looms as a major backdrop to the season finale setup.
Various golfers have ball preferences. Light balls aid speed, easing through the clubhead. hard hitters should choose firm balls. Covers vary. some players like the audible click of impact. Avoid balls that are too heavy for one’s swing to preserve ball speed.
Cedar Rapids Oct 17. Kohawk basketball coach Bert Jenkin plans early drills to shape for intensive training after football season. Veterans Dale Tullis Harris Lamb Wills Lamb Surges lead returning lineup with two promising guards Bill Falconer and Wolfe joining from reserve ranks.
Iowa coach Buron Ingwersen readies his bruised squad for a key Big Ten clash at Columbus. Ohio State star Marek, a Cedar Rapids product who played with Cus Vines and Yorte, looms as the speed threat to Iowa as they seek to derail the title favorites.
Waterloo crowds packed Iowa City for the Iowa vs Illinois clash, the season’s marquee contest on the Old Golds’ 1925 slate. Heavy field, bright sun, and wind greeted players as coach Burt Ingwersen prepared the Hawkeyes. Waterloo’s Paul Smith and Don Graham listed with injuries, while Nick Kutsch was set to spark Iowa in Grange’s absence. Ohio State scouts watched for teamplay flaws to exploit in Bretten action.
Chicago Oct 17 AP Yam Killefer former Cubs midseason manager is discussed as a possible new manager for the Brooklyn Dodgers depending on Wilbur Robinson’s rise to Dodger president. Killefer reportedly expressed willingness to take the post if offered.
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