Old Rose and Black Triumph Over Mason City 20 to 6
West Highs Old Rose and Black defeated Mason City 20 to 6 at Locust Street, with Sweitzer starring in broken field runs and Watson scoring twice. The win comes after Waterloo’s strong defense limited Mason City to three first downs while West High dominated time of possession and yardage. Captain Olds led a well tuned line as Mason City struggled to breach the hosts’ forwards and was shut out after an early drive.
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West High School
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Menory
Fort Dodge
West High Eleven
Washington Igh
Jefferson High
Council Burts
West High
Locust Street
Ralph Sach
Old West High
Moon
McConnell
Moore
Husky Waterloo
Wateryigo
Waterloo
Sweitzer
Sweltzer
Watson
Lne
Burbank
Olds
Hadker
Pett
Logue
Cummings
Harker
Cross
Moen
Lincoln
West Hich
Swelmer
Vsitors
Phillips
NASA
Educate
Tos
West
Spherott
Vistors
Burbark
Cantein Olds
Lesve
Fourevard
Lague
Maron City
Mason Gites
PixIry Scorea
West High Holds Edge In Mason City Clash
West High players pressured the ball as Mason City fumbled into Pixley's hands. Pixley ran 10 yards for a touchdown while Olds kicked extra points. Waterloo and Mason City traded penalties before Waterloo ended with the ball at Mason City's four yard line. Sweitzer Watson and Pixley scored touchdowns with Olds adding two PATs.
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West High
Maron City
Pixley
Olds
Sweitzer
Watson
Templeton
Mason City
Waterloo
Pixiey
Harker
Moore
Pett
Har Inger
Rust
Graham
Burbank
L. Walker
Swaltzer
Snodgrass
C. Rausch
P. Rausch
R. Walker
Hardinger
Kelly
Sterling
Combs
Lincoln
Allen
Phillips
Murray
Greenwald
Towa
Williams
Central
Miller
Tinesman
West High shines as East High departs amid delays
West High displayed improved aerial attack and lively band performance while hosting a Friday game. East High faced a Des Moines departure derailment delaying their travel, forcing players to walk home. Local sports journalist Les Taylor criticized Young Stribling’s cautious style. A large Courier hall crowd watched Paul Smith contribute despite knee injury and anticipation built for the upcoming Town-Hillls game. Babe Ruth barnstormers were to perform in Des Moines with Ottumwa pitcher Aiea Ray Foley joining the Des Moines team.
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Les Taylor
Des Moines Register
F. W. Smith
Bluff Street
Paul Smith
University of Town
High School Football Scores From Friday Night Lights
A roundup of scores across Iowa high schools shows Mount Pleasant and Creston North Finglish posting wins 14 to 1 and 34 to 26 respectively, while Keota and Cedar Rapids put up 2 and 14 in losses. Other results include Knoxville 19 over Galva 0 and Nashua 41 to Osage 7, with many more matchups and final tallies across districts.
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Tigh Sehnat
Burtington
Muscatine
Mount Pleasant
Ortenwa
Chariton
Creston North Finglish
Keota
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Jette
Connell Bluey
Carmi
Storm Lake
Arinnril
Colfax
Sioux Rapids
Sutherland
Delle Plalne
Pagan Tire
Lamont
Corsina
Nora Annings
Ai Onsear
Knoxville
Galva
West Branch
University High
Hampton
Humboldt
Ottumwy
Denison
Rockwell City
Pleasantyire
Indiana
Clinton
Dubhique
Wast Tnien
Waykon
Akiané
Bannerer
Perry
Lincolw Hich
North Des Moines
Wert Dre Moines
Waterian Weet High
East Des Moines Beats Orange Men 16 0 in Rough Thriller
East Des Moines High handed East High a 16 to 0 defeat at home as Kernahan scored 14 of the points and Hauge led the backfield. Des Moines drew first blood, a safety followed by a TD, then with a strong wind and key interceptions, East High battled but could not convert scoring chances. Dickman injury, Rose and Parsons shined for East High while Kernahan and Hauge starred for Des Moines.
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East Des Moines
Marshall Town
Marshall County
Orange and Black Crew
Marshalltown
East Des Moines High
East
Des Moines
Capt. Hauge
Cannon
Cullum
Kernahan
Des Moines Sports Citi
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Parsons
Wick
Fess
Richards
Hauge
Vernahan
Hally
Vollowins
East Mick
Makeexer
Rose
Uy Smith
Garrison
Orange and Black
Landar
Teather
Othe
Wixskin
Barnard
Larsons
Altback
Klinoff
Dickman
Mast
Fuilback
Landau
Wilkins
Kllnoff
Chaperas
Schammel
Diekman
Smith
Exust Des Moines
Ekwall
Rich
Ols
Tylg
Garwood
Bettis
Ans
Karmahan
Lewis
Bruggeman
Chaparas
Dawson
Wikins
Benjamin
Hackett
May
Chrisse
Anderson
Carlson
Barnes
Ulrich
Watts
Evans
Kellogg
Rice
Eckwall
Football results from Sunday and Saturday games across leagues
Sunday results show Detroit Duttonak 47 over Louisville 0, Frankfort Yellowjackets 6 over New York Giants, Chicago Bears 35 over Chicago Cardinals 0, Green Bay 7 over Milwaukee Badgers 0, Duluth Eskimos 24 over Racine Tornadoes 0, Pottsville 14 over Brooklyn Lions, and others as Wilson's Wildcats 7 over Newark 0, Boston Bulldogs 17 over Brooklyn Horsemen 0, with Cleveland 23 over Rock Island 7. Saturday results list Oklahoma 11 over Drake 0, Morningside 27 over Des Moines 0, Illinois 13 over Iowa 6, Cornell 7 over Ripon 2, Ames 0 over Grinnell 0, Coe 35 over Laurence 0, Shattuck Military 17 over Waldorf 6, Fort Dodge 28 over Su City 6, and many more including Notre Dame 25 over Penn State 0 and Wisconsin 6 over Chicago 6.
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Duttonak
Detroit
Louisville
Frankfort
Yellowjackets
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee Badgers
Duluth
Eskimos
Racine Tornadoes
Pottsville
Brooklyn Lions
Chicago Bulls
New York Yankees
Wilson's Wildcats
Newark
Boston Bulldogs
Brooklyn Horsemen
Cleveland
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Drake
Morningside
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Iowa
Cornell
Ripon
Ames
Grinnell
Coe
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Shattuck Military
Waldorf
Fort Dodge
Suc City
Columbia
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Mason City Junior College
Mary's Academy
Estherville
State
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Weat
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Kansas
Ohio University
Denison
Missouri
Southern Methodists
Creighton
Joan Carroll
Wisconsin
Purdie
Haskell
Caxton University
Wooster
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Washington
Millikin
Knox
Galesburg
Macomb
Augustana
Minnots Westeran
South Dakota State
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Dinkinson
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Chicago
Unie State
Navy
Princston
Maine
Connecticut Aggies
Brown
Bates
West Virginia
Georgetown
Nay
New York Agric
Cornel
Michigan State
Drovidene
College
Vermont
New
Mississippi College
Ienola
Priian
Georgia
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Millsaps
Tennessee
Maryville
Mississippi Teachers
Louisiana College
Sioux Falls
Colvent
Illinois Tops Hawkeyes 18 in Keen Midwest Showdown
In Champaign on October 18 Illinois defeated Iowa 18 to 12 as sensational halfback Peters starred matching the prowess of Red Grange Peters sparked Illinois with a drawkick TD and accurate kicking while Wick Kutsch led Iowa offensive thrusts including a 53 yard run Daugherity caught a 26 yard pass for Illinois lone score in a 35 000 strong crowd witnessed the dramatic Western Conference clash
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Peters
Red Grange
Iowa
Illinois
Uni
Ilini
Hawkeyes
Red
Wick Kutsch
Daugherity
Schmidt
Melenda Leads Big Ten Scorers in Conference Race
Chicago report notes Melenda of Michigan as the top Big Ten scorer with 38 points in the latest tally. Karow of Ohio State is second with 96, Gus Tafson of Northwestern third with 42, Peters Ellinais and Crofoot of Wisconsin each at 24, and Grim of Ohio at 24 in a muddled summary of the list.
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Chicago
Melenda
Michigan
Tnday
Karow
Onio
Gustafson
Northwestern
Peters
Ellinais
Bennett
Indiana
Crofoot
Wisconsin
Grim
Ohio
La Porte City H S Triumphs In Home Cross Country Meet
La Porte City high school won its first home cross country meet of the season, defeating Washington High School of Cedar Rapids. Sumell led all runners with an 11:20 time, a new La Porte City course record, as Powell, Simpson, and others followed. The La Porte City harriers plan meets with Hudson at Hudson Wednesday and Dysart at home Friday.
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Ta Porte City
la Porte City
Washington High School Tigers
Cedar Rapids
Summel
la Porte
Powell
Washington High
Brawn
Simpson
Lntz
Bettner
Hudson
Fludson
Dysart
Grinnell and Ames Play Scoreless Tie Before Crowd
Grinnell and Ames State College played a scoreless tie before about 4,000 homecoming fans in Grinnell Iowa. The Green Cyclones, inexperienced, held back Tye land's Scarlet and Bark eleven for most of the game, with Grinnell gaining four first downs to nine for Grinnell?
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AMES
Crinnell
Ames Blackfiek
Grinnell
State College
Ereen
Tyeland
Scarlet
Bark
Mutteter
Elihers
Columbia Team Beats DePaul U 8 7 in Big Western Interstate Meet
Tubudue reports on October 15 that Columbia College defeated DePaul University 8 to 7 to win their Western Interstate Conference opener. Warberry Hassell and Carberry starred for Columbia with points from a touchdown and safety in the first quarter. Carberry later added a 25 yard TD run as DePaul fumbled Metherney for a safety.
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Tubudue
Columbia College
DePaul University of Thieara
Schddle
Warberry
Hassell
Po Rene Sation Ad Batee
Columbia
Tumsted
Comba
Perad
Carberry
Deru Toans
Dubuque
Metherney
DePaul
Hno
Good Cheer Guild to Meet in La Porte City
Local news notes in La Porte City bring word of the October Good Cheer Guild meeting in the Social rooms of the M church with a business session of the Ald society at 2730. Canned fruit for St Luke's hospital urged. The report also covers travels of residents including Mrs L A Breitkrentz leaving for Los Angeles and Irvin Baker arriving from Austin to resume medical studies.
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Good Cheer Guild
Iua Porte City
Ald Society
St. Luke's Hospital
Cie
Irvin Baker
Austin
Tex
Ray Stahnke
University of Texas
Iowa City
A Sure Way To End Dandruff
A reader claims four ounces of plain liquid Arven from any drug store applied nightly dissolves dandruff. By morning most or all dandruff may be gone with two or three more applications. Itchiness stops instantly and hair becomes fluffy lustrous and silky.
OWA to face Ohio State and other weekend showdowns
Des Moines reports a busy football weekend with Mississippi at Drake, Washington University at Grinnell, Missouri at Iowa State, and Iowa at Ohio State. Other stops include Simpson, Penn at Iowa State Teachers, St Ambrose at Wisconsin Mines, and a slate of regional games across Des Moines and surrounding towns.
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Drake
Mississippi
Ames
Missouri
Grinnell
Washington
University of Missouri
Noel Workman
Iowa State College
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Stil
Simpson
Penn
Iowa State Teachers
St. Ambrose
Wisconsin Mines
Jynee
Des Moines University
Columbia
Western Union
Buena Vista
Tabor
Graceland
Central
Hiisworh
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