Fort Dodge Triumphs Over Sioux City In State Football Scramble
Fort Dodge defeated Sioux City two touchdowns to zero to end Sioux City's bid in the Iowa high school state championship race. Davenport and Clinton won, while East Des Moines and West Des Moines posted big scores in varied results across the statewide schedule.
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NWA Gears Up for Gopher Showdown at Minnesota
Iowa Hawkeyes coach Hawley enacts a rigorous week of practice on town field as they prepare to face Minnesota next Saturday. The squad aims to fix weak spots, test Updegraff at center, rely on Buckl and Wilson, and tighten tackles while sharpening backfield and interference.
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Saturday Football Results From West Iowa and Across States
A scrambled recap lists Saturday scores and matchups across Iowa and nearby states. Notable results include Northwestern 6 over West Iowa 9, Oklahoma 24 over Missouri 0, Michigan 14 over Case BR, Princeton 4 over Lafayette 0, and Dartmouth 60 over Vermont 6, among many others with local city pairings and college showdowns.
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Early College Football Upsets Highlight Saturday Action
Illinois team upset dope by poor showing as Northwestern, Iowa and Minnesota pull OFF surprising results. Michigan, Harvard and Yale win, while Ohio State and Purdue face key tests. Big Nine contenders eye crucial week with Iowa preparing for Minnesota clash and eastern schools plotting major battles next Saturday.
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Iowa boys star on major teams across the nation
Former Iowa high school stars spread through major college programs from Wisconsin to Michigan. Don Byers of East Des Moines stars for Wisconsin, Milo Miller anchors Iowa State center play, Ingham of West Des Moines suits Michigan, while Enix and Waldick hold Iowa slots. Others like Rugby Armstrong and McCauley boost Drake and Grinnell programs.
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McLaren
Burns
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Parker
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All-Star Teams Begin Northwest West Tour
Baseball stars from the American and National Leagues arrived in Chicago for a tour through the northwest and west. The rosters list key pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders for both leagues with names like Klepfer Ayres Evers and Magee. The tour stops include Oshkosh Minneapolis St Paul Sioux City Omaha and Denver before California expositions.
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Rock Springs
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California Expositions
Michigan Aggies and Me Thrilling Gridiron Set
Two Michigan schools are set for a gripping game with Michigan winning 3 to 6 last season. Aimay faces Missouri on the Iowa State field as the agriculturists appear the betting favorites.
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East High Triumphs in Rain Soaked Victory Over Iowa Falls
East High defeated Iowa Falls 22 to 12 in a muddy hard fought game. Art Simpson and Paw Simpson starred for East High as Green and Dougan excelled for Iowa Falls with multiple long passes and scores. Swanson’s kicking and Rath’s leadership helped East High pull ahead after halftime.
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East High Makes Strong Show With Iowa Falls Victory
East High defeats Iowa Falls 22 to 12 with Green scoring a TD and Swanson adding a field goal. T Rath and Simpson run for yards, while Paul Simpson and Tracey contribute touchdowns. East High reserves beat Independence 25 to 0 as Gilley and Duke star in the backfield.
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Camous Racehorses to Go Under Hammett
Lexington Kentucky October 18 A selling of thoroughbreds to begin October 25 marks the passing of Elmendorf farm a 10000 acre bluegrass estate valued at 3 000 000 near Lexington James Haggin Haggin Haggin Haggin longtime leading racehorse breeder The stallions Ballot Hessian and Sain with sixty eight brood mares and thirty one yearlings to go under the hammer Haggin imported from England and the Antipodes the noted stallions Watercress Geldfinch Darebla Golden Garter Sir Modred Star Ruby Prestospans Yoddington Dieudonn Greenan Rapalla Bae ... and from these and American stock developed more racehorses than any other American breeder of his era.
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Darebla
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Sir Modred
Yoddington
Greenan
Rapalla
Baesellow
St. Andrew
Dubuque Coffee Tops Iowa Teachers In Narrow Victory
In a stubborn gridiron battle at Dubuque, the locals defeated Cedar Falls by 12 to 10. Dalton, Ryan and Gleason led ground gains for Dubuque with Cantilien and Martin directing the offense. Flaherty and Sweeney starred on defense as Brown's late drive nearly tied the score.
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Senator discusses women's suffrage and voting rights
Senator Sarghim says he supports woman suffrage and hopes women will push further to curb male misuse of privilege. The Washington Star notes the remark, and the Evening Courier and Reporter urges readers to use want ads.
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