Purple Victory Over Ohio State Dope Upset
Malcolm Roy surveys college football upsets as Penn State Yale Harvard Notre Dame and Navy show strength and weakness. Notre Dame led by Flanagan and Niemiec dominates with disciplined formations while Rockne leverages motion plays within rules The piece notes Navy’s need for refinement before facing a major game and highlights Notre Dame’s sturdy line and effective backfield blocks.
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Malcolm Roy
Loos New Be
Steff
Hem
SporkOct
Xeome
Pennsylvania
Penn ‘State
Nore
Yale
Brown
Eprove
Fenn
Harvard
Holy Cross
Prince
Thite
Wahine
Rich’ Freee Ontie Be
Ae Dick
Wisconsin
Lloyd
Notre
Dame
Notre’ Dame
Notre Dame
Flanagan
Jess
Niemec
Rockne
Four Horsemen
Navy
Bill” Ingram
Weekend Scores Rule Iowa State Grid Action
Major and small colleges lit up the weekend gridiron scene across the state. Iowa University posted a win while others in the Missouri Valley faced losses and ties. Trinity College and Des Moines teams posted high scores, and Cornell upset Michigan State as Town conferences reported two games.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Iowa “University
Missouri
Town State
Clinois
Ames
Lindbloom
Miller
Tan’ Wild
Sues Bengals
Wabash
Des Moines
Pitt
Panthers
Welch
Booth
Grinnell
Pioneers
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Sioux City
Trinity
College
Dana
Cornell
Cornell College
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Drake
Des Moines Catholic College
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Laws
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Graceland
Iowa Wesleyan
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Buena Vista
Dang
Hastings
Morningside
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Big Ten
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Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Chicago
Purdue
Missouri Valley
Washington
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Oklahoma
Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
Marquette
Palermo Sentenced to 14 Years in Penitentiary
Joseph Palermo, 52, was sentenced to 14 years in the penitentiary on a charge of killing his wife and her lover. The murder occurred July 1 when Palermo shot his wife and Robert Batiste during an alleged affair with his 19-year-old wife.
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Benton
Joseph Palermo
Robert Batiste
Palerno
Batiste
Eight Major Grid Teams Undefeated in Eastern Circle
Eight undefeated major football teams remain in the east as Princeton, Pittsburgh, Dartmouth, NYU, Washington and Jefferson, Syracuse, Cornell, and Army all hold spotless records. Upcoming games include Princeton at Cornell, Syracuse hosting Penn State, Yale vs Army, Dartmouth at Harvard, W and J at Lafayette, and NYU vs Rutgers. Pittsburgh hosts Carnegie Tech at home. NYU expected to beat Rutgers in New York.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Dartmouth
New York University
Washington and Jefferson
Syracuse
Cornell
Army
Ats
Ithaca
Penn State
Yale
New Haven
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Crimson
Easton
Pan
Lafayette
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Carnegie Tech
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Brown
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Temple
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United States Coast Guard Academy
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Williams
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Haverford
Mary
Penn Military Academy
Vermont
Providence
Maryland
Dickinson
Georgetown
Rochester
Kenyon
Quantico Marines
Williams and Mary
Wayacuente
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dooley Leads Iowa Conference Scorers in Football
Dooley of Upper Town university fullback leads conference in points with three touchdowns and two extra points for 20. Koch of Western Union trails with 14. Des Moines reports clean slates for State teachers and others, while Upper Town routed Simpson 14 to 13 with Dooley scoring all Peacock points.
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Iowa- Wesleyan
St.Ambrose
State Teachers
Buena Vista
Morningside
Hastings
College
Des Moines
Iowa
Roger Dooley
Upper Town University
Dooley
Koch
Western Union
Penn
Parsons
Upper Town
Hoge Workman
Simpson
Peacocks
Polnta
Washington High Eleven Defeats Old Rose 16-12
Washington High tops Old Rose 16 to 12 in a game decided late in the closing minutes. Kriz hammered the line for key gains while Groth adds a dropkick and Evans, Burbank, and Proctor contribute touchdowns as Grinnell and West Waterloo provide opposition in the lineups and substitutions.
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Washington High
Old Rose
Tiger
Kriz
Coon
Rapids
Waterloo
Proctor
Smith Gabriel
Walker Smithgals
Kreger Warner
Moore
Miller
Bardinger
Fitzpatrick
Pixley Groth
Graham Nase
Makinster Davis
Burbank Eriz
FB Watson
Ritetes
Macy
Grinnell
Winter
Hadiock
Ames
Noesman
Hyland
Town
Burbank
Evans
Groth
Cedar' Rapids
Froctor
Hedges
Gabriel
Lansing
Nase
Phillips
Diehl
West Waterloo
Tarpy
Football results Sunday and Saturday across states and colleges
A wide roundup lists scores from Hawkeye A.GC 14 Douglas A. C. zero to Muscatine 13 Davenport Cardinals 7 and many more. Pro teams include Green Bay Packers 13 Chicago Cardinals 0. College and high school results follow with numerous regional games and scores across the Midwest and West.
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Hawkeye A.gc
Douglas A. C
Muscatine Big Muskies
Davenport Cardinals
North Des Eee
South Side Consolidated A.C
Lincoln Seite
Roadside A. C
Enterprise Tigers
Urbandale Roughriders
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Fourteen Compete In Waterloo Gun Club Trapshoot
Fourteen took part Saturday in the weekly trapshoot at Waterloo Gun Club by Byrnes Park. Cyclone Drury suffered a setback in Cedar Rapids as Dick Daniels, a 17 year old Minnesota freshman, defeated him in a 10 round bout. Two Waterloo youths fought on the card. Sven Beck fell to Buddy Flake in 15 seconds and Hymie Weisman defeated Brick Murphy in six rounds. State Teachers College football teams tied 10 to 0, leaving both crews undefeated though damaged by the result. Oleson starred with a 30 yard run and Crosby exited early, limiting the Teachers’ offense in the second half.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes, Park
Cylde
Drury
Marshalltown
Dick Daniels
University
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Daniels
Waterloo
Sven Beck
Buddy Flake
Lone. Tree
Hymie Weisman
Des. Moines
Brick Murphy
Teacers
Crosby
Oleson
High Eleven
Osage Beats Nashua 13 to 0 In Saturday Football
Osage Ia defeated Nashua 13 to 0 in a well played game Saturday afternoon. Dietrich and Sayer on Stock did the best work for the Osage offense. Iowa Falls 6 Nevada 0 ended in a scoreless tie with threats from both teams. Marshalltown beat Mason City 25 to 6, Charles City lost to Emmetsburg 31 to 8. Tama beat Brooklyn 13 to 0 on an interception return and a 60 yard march. Oelwein defeated Cedar Falls 14 to 6 as Pickering and Elscheid starred. Cedar Falls' defense showed grit but could not stop the Oelwein line.
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Grinnell
Toledo
Grundy Center
Lake City
Scranton
Cedar Rapids
Washington
West Waterloo
Clarion
Webster City
Perry
Bagley
Nevada
Town Falls
LeMars
Hawarden
Mount Pleasant
Ottumwa
Montezuma
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Muscatine
Hampton
Humboldt
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Mason City
Mount Vernon
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Waverly
Teachers College High
Fairfield
Fort Madison
Storm Lake
Carroll
Creston
Murray
Town City
Clinton
Osage
Nashua
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Charles City
Fort Dodge
Central High
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Denison
Rockwell City
Chariton
Tama
Brooklyn
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Hutchinson
Oelwein
Cedar Falls
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Council Bluffs
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Union
Reinbeck
Exat Waterloo
Dietrich
Sayer
Stock
Iowa
Falls
Iowa’ Falls
Iowa Falls
Nevada High
Mason’ City
Mason City High School
Charles City High
Brooks
Oeelwein
High
Cedar ‘Falls
Pickering
Elscheid
Parr
Cade
Cedar” “Falls
T.C
Fumbles Shape Weekend Football Reactions and Moves
Fans note fumbles dominated Saturday games with high school defeats blamed on miscues. West High fell short by a single score after a 20 yard fumble. East High lost on a punt return miscue. Coaches face tough weeks as East High prep for undefeated Marshalltown. Bill Speas relocates to Cedar Rapids. Cletus Dixon takes Omaha winter post. he signs rookies including Trevost Bent Jipp and others.
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West High
Cletus Dixon
Waterloo
Omaha
Trevost
Bent
Jipp
Jones
Christiansen
Scheufele Sent to State Prison for Insanity Trial
Fred Scheufele, deemed insane by a jury in Judge R W Hasner's court, was taken today to the criminal insane department at the Anamosa state reformatory. He will remain as an inmate until his reason is restored and an indictment for assault with intent to murder Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth and City Detective Hugh Crumline is addressed. Authorities pursued him as a fugitive from the state hospital for the insane at Independence. Supt R A Stewart calls Scheufele's insanity incurable.
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Fred “Scheufele
R. W. Hasner
Department For Criminal Insane
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Ralph Davis
Scheufele
W. F. Dilworth
Hugh Crumline
H. T. Wagner
State Hospital For the
Independence
R.A. Stewart
Bank and Trust Co Dividend Checks Mailed
Checks for the second dividend at 15 percent will be mailed from the Waterloo Bank and Trust Co office to depositors. Previously it was stated checks would be mailed from the receiver L A Andrew in Des Moines. that was erroneous.
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Bank & Trust. CO
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
L. A. Andrew
Des Moines
Boxing Solons Discuss Sports At Toledo
Representatives from several states and five foreign countries gather for the annual National Boxing Association convention in Toledo. Topics include Sammy Mandel’s title defense, possible forfeiture, and challengers from Sid Terris to Billy Wallace. Also on the agenda are New York’s commission inclusion and repealing the federal ban on interstate fight film transport.
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Toledo
National Boxing Association
Sammy Mandel
Mandell
Chicago
Sid
Terris
Louis
Kaplan
Billy "Wallace
Walk Miller
Tiger Flowers
Commission
New. York
Ruth and Gehrig to Play in Des Moines Exhibition
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees will take part in an exhibition game in Des Moines today. Two professional and semi professional teams were arranged by Lee Keyser, owner of the Western League club. Ruth will play for one side and Gehrig for the other. Ruth hit two homers in Omaha yesterday, giving him eight on the tour, while Gehrig has five.
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Des Moines
Babe Ruth
Buster Gehrig
Twins
New York
Yankees
Lee Keyser
Ruth
Gehrig
Omaha
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