Waterloo Boosters Face Dubuque Bears in Sunday Clash
Waterloo Boosters prepare for a key game against the Dubuque Bears after a Mason City defeat. Coach Moss reshapes the lineup with Mehl at quarterback, Feo and Shearer at halves, Gordon at full, and Spiker at guard. Dubuque, led by Joseph Scharry, touts a strong backfield and multiple former college stars, aiming to extend a win streak.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Drury Moss
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Boosters
Prohibition
Dubuyne
Bears
Hawks
Joseph Scharry
Iowa
Mason
Clinton
Dave Sezer
Andy Andreson
Roosters
Moss
Fat Leonard
McGuire
Sindlinger
Air
Way Spiker
Mehl
Feo
Shearer
Gordon
Fidleso Youth Wins Grinnell Net Meet
Star Wie and John Stat led a tight meet at Grinnell as Fidleso youths clinched the net event. Strong performances from Hy B-1 and B-4 bolstered the team’s win with key scoring and decisive finishes.
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Fidleso
Grinnell
John Stat
Football results from state and college games
State wide results show Buena Vista 40 Western Uninn 2 and others 7 on various matchups. College action lists Lombard 7 Bradley 0 and Dakota Wesleyan at Jack Hills Korma 0. High school scores include Dallas Center 19 Woodward 0 Mapleton 22 Missouri Valley 0 and Shenandoah 36 Corning 6 with several more scores across districts.
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Buena Vista
Western Uninn
Jawa Wesleyan
Kirksville
Ambrose
Upper Inia
Central
Elaworth
Trinite
College
Lombard
Bradley
Dakota Wesleyan
Jack Hills
Fresh Water Pike Surprise In Office Package
A office worker Miss Tschida found a very fresh wall-eyed pike inside a package left by a caller in the boss’s desk. The incident included mysterious moves of the package and startled searches, ending with the reveal of the fish as unusually fresh for the time.
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Miss Tschida
Mss Tyctilda
Bristow Boys and Girls Surge to Double Victory
Bristow high school teams defeated Aredale squads in Bristow Oklahoma, the boys winning 9 to 7 and the girls 10 to 0. Bristow outweighed by several pounds, yet the boys rallied with three baskets in the final period. Needham, Borlan and Stewart starred for the boys. Meade and Needham led the girls.
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Bristow
Bristow High School
Aredale
Altho
Alexander
Needham
Borlan
Stewart
Stars of
Meade and
W. Needban
Cedar Falls and Independence play to a 6 6 tie
Cedar Falls and Independence high schools battled to a 6 to 6 tie in Cedar Falls yesterday afternoon. Cedar Falls led in the first half but Independence rallied with a varied attack in the second half to send the game into a stalemate. Speer scored for Cedar Falls in the second quarter after strong line play and end runs. Henderson caught a Long pass to tally for Independence in the final period.
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Cedar Falls
Independence High
Buchanan Boys
Speer
Tigers
Henderson
Long
St Ambrose Defeats Upper Iowa 7 to 0
Davenport Ia Oct 18 St Ambrose won 7 to 0 as times winding down saw passing plays by St Ambrose to reach the Upper Iowa goal line. Captain Murphy scored on a late final pass after Paul Hippler, hampered by injury, sent the ball into Saints territory.
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Navenport
Yesterlay
St. Ambrose
Peacocks
Dioek
Saints
Paul Hippler
Amabras
Jong Phogeh
Murphy
Central College beats Ellsworth 20 to 13 on Northfield
Central College of Pella defeated Ellsworth 20 to 13 yesterday on Northfield. Central scored early with a first touchdown within minutes of the game start. The play featured a kickoff return, fumbled ball recovery by Central, and an end run that crossed the goal line, with a subsequent extra point attempt failing.
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Central
Ellsworth
Iowa
Fight Card Tangles Over Ralph Alexander and Earl Blue
The Des Moines and Des Moines area boxing scene faces a delayed match between Ralph Alexander and Earl Blue amid a tangle with John Goss the promoter. Goss insists Blue report after his engagement and undergo a hard examination. Rand Smith Bush and others are listed in Des Moines prelims with a tightly guarded Friday program.
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Ralph Alexamler
Hart Blue
John Goss
Mons Ter
Goss
Ralph Alexander
Alexander
Alex
Rochefort
Frankie Kral
Commission
Blue
Mike Gibbons
Kral
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Mike
Earl
St. Paul
Bhie
Rand
Smith
Bue
Frankie Rand
Des Moines
Frankie Bush
Rockford
Frankie Smith
Floyd Bowers
Conract
Jack Schaefer
Omaha
Alex Fidler
Boxing Blade
Rhythm in golf improves swing and cures faults
Inside Golf columnist Chester G. Horton warns golfers about common diseases of the swing caused by jerky clubhead action. He advocates a slow rhythmic start, low club head, and smooth draw away from the ball as the key cure for faults in golf technique. Copyright: John F. Dilley's.
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John F. Dilley
DUST FILLED ARENA PROMISED FOR COMING CARD
The article notes a fighter will wear his lawn tennis suit into the ring as third man and warns the canvas, already dusty, will be barely cleaned for the next match. Goss speaks confidently about the upcoming card.
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Ity
Goss
Eastern Elevens Given Acid Tests in Battles Today
New York previews show major football matchups across the East with Dartmouth at Yale, Navy at Princeton, Notre Dame vs Army, Cornell vs Rutgers, Harvard vs Holy Cross, Boston College at Syracuse, Columbia at Pennsylvania, and Dartmouth facing Yale in the first since 1900.
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New York
New Haven
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Navy
Tigers
Notre Dame
Army
Cornell
Williams
Rutgers
Cambridge
Harvard
Holy Cross
Crimson
Boston College
Syracuse
Orange
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Missouri Valley Elevens Face Tough Grids This Day
Missouri Valley Conference football headlines a trio of key intersections as Nebraska meets Colgate in Lincoln, Iowa State faces Missouri in Ames, and Kansas State battles Kansas in Manhattan. Grinnell plays Drake in Des Moines while Oklahoma and Washington field freshmen showdowns.
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Illinois
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Lincoln
Colgate
Missouri
Chicago Maroons
Brown
Iowa State Aggies
Ames
Tigers
Kansas
Manhattan
Aggies
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Grinnell
Washington University of St. Louis
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Bulldogs
Utah
Knox
Washington
Tenpin top players light up Whiteside alleys opening day
Opening day at Whiteside bowling alleys features high scores from Packey McFarlane 220 at No.5 alley and 297 by Kot a at No.3. Smith 246 at No. Lb, Mike Gorman 240 at No.2, Dr Guy L Stainbrook 216 at No.4, Chris Jensen 220 at No.6, and Al Manahl 297 plus 208 in warmups for Des Moines sweepstakes. Tony Vincent posts 219 in second game. Bil Reichert 212 at Whiteside Gardens. Bill Mortis says he is ready for Neal McDermott after a 222. J. C. Hartman hails alleys as run the pink of condition after a 214. Sheriff H T Wagner nets 207 in a 5-9-7. Feddie Johnson hits 216 and 229. Harry Reed invites admirers to watch Nimlek’s 6-7-10.
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Whiteside
Packey" McFarlane
Smith
Mike Gorman
Latley
Guy L. Stainbrook
Chris Jensen
Coulter and Everingham Lead Iowa U Track Meet
Iowa City October 18 Promising sophomore John Everingham tied captain Chan Coulter for top individual scoring in the three day fall varsity track meet. Freshman Jack Wightman dominated events, while Nolan set a fresh yearling javelin record with 165 feet 2 inches. Replicas of Olympic medals were awarded to winners.
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Iowa City
John Everingham
Chan Coulter
Jack Wightman
Perry
Everingham
Coulter
Tleigh Hurdies
Eyteringham
EB. Nolan
Hershaws
Autumn Race Card at Latonia closes today with Champion Stakes
Latonia, Ky Oct 18 Autumn Tracing closes today headlined by the 15000 Latonia Champion Stakes a 35 000 gross event for three year olds run over one mile and three quarters Overnight entries include Chilhowee Mad Play Saturday Graeme winner earns over 25000 in a small field Decorah nish defeats Hawkeye 27 14 at Decorah Ia Greene tops Clarion 32 0 at Clarion Ia with Clarion scoring five TDs in second half
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Latonia
Chilhowee
Mad Play
Graeme
Decorah
Hawkeye
Decorah Nish
Greene High
Clarion
Greene
Sharp
Wilhelmine Starx
Hershman
Wilson
Local boxing card tops Sioux City sports slate
Aiawkeye Fuls Johnny Harris and Kid Worley from Sioux City clash in a 10 round windup at the Cudahy Athletic Club in Sioux City Saturday night. Leonard Cigar team from Waterloo Roosters will meet Gorasville A C tomorrow under Herb Vaughan. Hast High pep rally features Orange and Glack backers before today’s Burbuque High game. East field practice game Hast j and West High third teams ends in 0 to 0 tie with coaches Heldt and Sarff steering their squads. Lewis Leonard to umpire. Only out of town games counted.
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Johnny Harris
Des Moines
Kid Worley
Sioux City
Cudahy Athletic Club
Leonard Cigar
Waterloo Roosters
Gorasville A. C
Herb Vaughan
Broge
Loohard
Gregory
Price
Scott and King
Ed Rugg
Dan Murphy
Vaughan
Zeigler
Stewart
Lewis Leonard
Hast High
Orange and Glack
Burbuque High
Faa
Hast J
West High
East Field
John Heldt
Ralph Sarff
Graham May Be Out Of Hawkeye Lineup Today
Iowa City Oct 18 The Hawkeye football team prepared for a tough bout with Lawrence College. Halfback Graham is unlikely to start. Fry likely fills his spot. Other starters from last week’s Ohio game remain, with twenty players practicing on Iowa Field after arriving via Chicago and Stagg Field. Probable Iowa lineup includes Otto Krasuski Fleckenstein Griffen Olson Hancock Romey Parkin Schirmer Wish er and fullback.
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Iowa City
Hawkeye
Lawrence College
Lone Field
Mark Catlin
Wisconsin Collegians
Iowa
Graham
Fry
Ohio
Mirining
Iowa Field
Chicago
Stagg Field
Yesteray
Otto
Krasuski
Fleckenstein
Griffen
Olson
Hancock
Romey
Capt. Parkin
Schirmer
Wisher
Notre Dame and Army Ready for Today's Go
Notre Dame and Army meet at the Polo Grounds today in the eleventh series clash. About 55 000 fans are expected with 1 400 cadets in attendance. Rockne's squad camped in the country while Army rested on Broadway. Notre Dame trails with seven wins against Army's two and one tie.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Polo Grounds
Rockne
Miller
Crowley
Layden
Stubldreher
Colgate and Nebraska Clash on Grid Today
Lincoln Nebraska Oct 18 Colgate University Hamilton and Nebraska invited to meet on the grid at 2 pm in a key intersectional clash. Colgate shown slight edge after Nebraska losses to Illinois and Oklahoma, with Colgate boasting more experienced players while Nebraska spreads weight across the line.
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Lincoln
Neb
Colgate University
Hamilton
Nebraska University
Harlow
Fred T. Dawson
Cornhuskers
Illinois
Oklahoma University
Nebraska
Colzate
Boxing Notes From Various Cities Include Key Fights
Tampa reports a Cuban Antonio Valdez decision over Fia xoots in a 12 round bout. Brooklyn writer David Rosenburg stopped Pat Walsh in a third round KO of a scheduled 12. New York athletic commission approved a light heavyweight title bout between Mike McTigue and Paul Berlenbach on November 14. Pittsburgh reports Pirates manager William B. McKeechnie signed to guide club for 1925. terms undisclosed by owner Barney Dreyfuss.
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Tampa
Fia
Xoots
Columbus
Antonio Valdez
Cuba
Providence
David Rosenburg
Brooklyn
Pat Walsh
New York
State Athletic Commission
Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Pittsburgh
William EB. McKeechnie
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Illinois Michigan Tilt Carries Conference Implications
Illinois and Michigan clash as co champions in a pivotal 1924 Western conference game in Champaign. About 16 000 fans arrived, with critics split on which side holds the edge. Both teams seek victory to boost pride and potential bragging rights from last year’s tie.
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Champaign
Michigan
Illinois
Michigan Reeters
Wesleyan Football Edges Kirksville 7 6 for Second Win
Mount Peasant Oct report notes La-Iowa Wesleyan defeating Kirksville 7 to 6 for their second victory of the season. Both squads fought a near even game with a tight finish in Kirkville yesterday.
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Mount Peasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Kirksville
Big Ten title hopefuls clash across major games today
Chicago October 18 eight Western Conference football teams pushed toward the Big Ten crown as eight contests unfold. Illinois and Michigan faced off at Urbana in the new 1.7 million stadium. Notable matchups included Chicago versus Indiana, Northwestern versus Purdue, and Wisconsin meeting Minnesota with other conference showdowns shaping the title race.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Michigan
Urbana
Illini
Illnois
Illinois
Wolverines
Kipke
Blott
Herb Steger
Yost
Indiana
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Madison
Invaders
Haskell Indians
Iowa
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Lawrence College
Iowa City
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