Real Battle Looms as Ames Fights Missouri
Ames fights Missouri in a major college football weekend with high stakes and widespread interest. The piece surveys top matchups across conferences, noting California vs. Stanford, Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, Army vs Harvard, and a Big Six with Nebraska, Syracuse, and Missouri Valley contenders. It highlights Ohio State, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin as pivotal games influencing standings.
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Georgina
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Syracuse
Lincoln
Missouri
Hss
Towa
Tigers
Alabama
Tennessee
Dinois
Indiana
Champaign
Michigan
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Bucknell
Lafayette
Carnegie Tech
Dart
Amouth
S. Columbia
Yale
Brown
Alabame Poly
Mississippi
Gertenary
Baylor
Drake
Grinnell
Kansas State
Kansas
Orergon
Washington
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Washington State
Oregon
Aggies
Colorado
Cornell Team Lively for Simpson College
Mt Vernon Indiana October 18 Undismayed by their defeat by Wisconsin Cornell College football team trains for Simpson next Saturday The Purple showed grit vs Badgers star Blair Neb halfback Kirby Cook injured but not badly Pedersen and Hribal praised as sophomores promising backs likely to start alongside Schenken Scott signals McGrath backfield veterans and a suggested line including Longren Kindred Hymbal McGullen Shinn White O Connor
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Courter
Mt. Vernon
University of Wisconsin
Dick Barker
Cornell
Simpson
Badgers
Kirby Cook
Blair
Barker
Indianola
Methodists
Pedersen
Star Tribal
Cook
Roy Crabtree
Hribal
John Schenken
Paul
Scott
McGrath
Longren
Kindred
Hymbal
McGullen
Shinn
White
O'Connor
Ames Players Invasion Touts Big Six Debut At Missouri
The Ames team travels to Columbia Missouri this afternoon for their second Big Six game against the Missouri Tigers. Prominent players Bob Burton from Waterloo and Farry Johnson will start, with Rudolph Teriand of Des Moines beginning at fullback. The roster includes L Bohannon Algona Esb Burtor Waterloo Forrest Bennett Okla, Glenn Johnson Grinnell Harry Johnson Dubuque Carl Kern Cedar Rapids Johnny Kuijp Davenport Ed Krekow Marcus Elmer Larson, Sergeant Bruit Harry Lindblom Des Moines Fred Athens Hull Carl Ours Creston Carl Petersen Chicago Heights Car Rud Glidden George Schlenker Des Moines Maynard Spear Toledo Harold Schwepp er Webster Guy Bob Stevenson Columbus Harold Teach Abingdon Ty Trauger Algona Angelph O Ferland Story City Richard Valentine St Anesatt Richard Wilcox Stanhope Gud Don War Kensington
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University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Prom Ail
Bob Burton
Waterloo
Farry Johnson
Rudolph Teriand
Sto City
Ber
Roel Workman
L. Bohannon
Algona
Esb Burtor
Glidden
George Schlenker
Des Moines
Maynard Spear
Toledo
Harold Schweppr
Webster Guy
Bob Stevenson
Colu
Harold Teach
Abingdon
Ty Paul Trauger
Angelph O "Ferland
Story Civ
Richard Valentine
St. Anesatt
Richard Wilcox
Stanhope
Gud
Don- War
Hensington
Fragmented musings and jokes from a 20th century column
A scrambled collage of poems, quips, and observations. It lampoons lipstick imagery and romantic vows, mocks modern life and diplomats, notes a retired Norwegian light keeper, and jokes about reporters, drinking at Knox College, and a rabbit uniting season.
Umpire Credits Yanks With Securing World Series Title
In Chicago Ottawa a veteran AL umpire said the Yankees talked themselves into the World Series title. From opening game in New York to the final St Louis clash the team barked at the Cards, boosting morale. Babe Ruth joined in during the fourth game as the Cards argued with the umpires over Sherdel’s quick rein.
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Chicago
Yankees
Brick” Qwen
New York
St. Louis
Yanks
Owen
Miller Buggins
Babe ‘Ruth
Sherdel
Ali
Cardinals
Charles City golf pro to California
Frank Timnovan, pro at Charles City Country Club, leaves Friday with his brother from Morning Side Country Club Sioux City for a trip to Los Angeles where he will join Lakeside club. Denavan will return March 16 for his third season. He built two new greens this summer and the club plans more improvements next year while Charles Laun remains in charge of clubhouse meals.
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Oenecia
Servier Charles Ta
Frank Timnovan
Charles City
Morningside
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Lakeside
Denavan
Maron
Charles Laun
Simple Football Rules Advocated by Yost
Fielding H. Yost, director of athletics at the University of Michigan, calls for rewriting and codifying football laws to simplify and clarify the rules. He notes current rules are lengthy, with three sections, 28 diagrams, and 70 interpretations, many added informally, and stresses the need for clearer organization to prevent controversies. He emphasizes the vast, mostly college and high school coaches and officials who contribute to interpreting the game and aiding universal understanding.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rules Making Organization
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Ithe Committee
Ithem
Milla
Manchester Grid Players Proving Smart Students
The Manchester grid squad, coached by Greene, announces its two weekend games after a weather interrupted outdoor drill. The traveling first string roster includes Trooshagen, Clifford, Smith, Darey, Noble Young, Slack, Rator, Cook, Reisner, Boardway, Van Auk en, Hunt, Fletcher, Kenyon, Swindle, Tracy, Marko, Paisley and Hinty.
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Manchester
Greene
Marion
Trooshagen
Clifford
Smith
Darey
Noble Young
Slack
Good Reserve Strength Drives Wisconsin as Big Ten Hope
Wisconsin showcases strong reserve depth in easy wins over Notre Dame and Gorell, with sophomores like Rose Fleet Carrier and Gene Rose boosting the offense. Veterans Welch, Wiese, Ziese, Warren, Davies, and new ends Smith Gantenbein Casey Cocksey Mansfield push for regular roles while Connor, Kresky, Backus, and Linden add guard power. Wisconsin travels to Iowa City November 17 aiming to erase last fall's 16–0 loss to the Hawkeyes.
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Wis
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Notre Damel
Gorell
Cardinal
Altho
Welch
Mike Welch
Badger
Ed Wiese
Milwaukee
Allison
Ziese
Warren
Davies
L. Smith
Gantenbein
Casey
Cocksey
Mansfield
Rose ~ Hale
Gene
Gordon Connor
Marshfield
Parks
Kresky
Backlus
Linden
Connor
Badgers
Joe Kresky
Notre Dame
Iowa
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Captain Harris to Join Marion trip for reserve game
Captain Harris out with an injured ankle and mascot Buster Commerford will travel to Marion. Only the 11 most varsity-experienced players are eligible for the Buchanan county reserve game. Greene will take the listed squad to Des Moines and Chicago with Hintz Witt Wilson Colin Smith Clifford Smith Fife Boardway Evans Robert Young Sheppard Bangs Slack Roloff Daniels Markee Fletcher Tracy Cloud.
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Buster Commerford
Marion
Independence
Buchanan County
Greene
Hintz
Witt
Wilson
Colin Smith
Clifford Smith
Fife
Boardway
Evans
Robert Young
Sheppard
Bangs
Slack
Roloff
Daniels
Markee
Fletcher
Tracy
Cloud
Candidates for Rock Island baseball skipper chosen
Rock Island directors weigh four applicants to replace Pat Patterson as manager for the Mississippi Valley league club next spring. Walter Genin Eddie Farber Fred Schliebner and Joe Berger are named, with Berger favored but limited as a player.
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Courier Sacein
Rock Island
Pat Patterson
Walter Genin
Eddie Farber
Fred Schlichmer
Joe Berger
Genin
Farber
Toronto Lab
Davenport
Schliebner
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Berger
Lves
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Norwegian Boxer Wins on Foul in Go with Wiggins
Otto von Porat of Norway defeated Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in the third round on a foul in a scheduled 10 round bout at the coliseum. Referee Ed Purdy awarded Porat the decision after Wiggins was warned for a low punch and then fouled again. Porat dominated early rounds with strong right hands as 6,000 spectators watched the indoor show. Oakland Johnny Burns drew with Haaken Hansen in a middleweight bout, while Burns impressed with varied tactics in his Midwest debut.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Norway
Chuck Wigs
Indianapolis
von Porat
Coliseum
Ed Purdy
Otto
Haaken Hansen
Burns
Midwest
Grand Piano Storage Bargain Ad
Like new late model baby grand piano stored at Waterton. Seller offers $50 cash with small balance and $310 per month no interest for sacrifice price. For description or home contact Miss Sylvia Snook at 915 Walnut St Des Moines. Write immediately.
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Sylvia Snook
Walnut St
Des Moines
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