California Penn Intersectional Game Tops Tomorrow's Program
California Penn intersectional clash leads a packed schedule with many major matchups across the nation. Nebraska hosts Pittsburgh while Tennessee faces Alabama and Harvard meets Army in Cambridge. Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and the Big Ten showdowns pepper the slate, with Georgia Tech Florida and Texas Christian Texas among notable southern and western pairings. Michigan, Ohio State, and Indiana prepare for key games as teams chase conference and national standing amid strong fan interest.
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California Gophers meet Penn at Franklin Field
By Rube Goldberg California’s Red and Bite Back would relish shouting tomorrow afternoon at Franklin Field that California is coming. The game marks the Golden Bears first time in this series and Penn’s best chance this season. Coach Lou Young’s attack blends deception with power though last year’s fullback Paul Leu is absent this season. The Bears must fear the Bears’ fake forward pass with No. 1 taking center, backing up, and passing, while No. 6 and No. 5 swing around to confuse the defense.
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Ballyhoo Surrounds College Football Season Outlook
The piece explores how fandom fuels college football hype from summer public information drives to fall press-box analysis. It notes prospects at Juniper College and Sunnyside University by the Sea, with stars like Joe Wheozls returning and fresh recruits entering early. It discusses specialized coverage, gate receipts, stadium dedications, and the aim to entertain fans while reporters and coaches shape every play. It also mentions Howard Jones’s book Football for the Fan and references Southern California and Stanford players in the opening games.
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Brinding
Dear Old Juniper College
Sunnyside University-By The-Sea
Joe Wheozls
Pons 1
Mortensen
UC. Il
A. Stanford
Harlow Rothers
Herb Fielshhacker
Golfer Dalberto Tops Open Lead After Duck-Hunt Injury
Vic Dalberto the Los Angeles Country Club pro tied for first in the Southern California $1,000 open after 36 holes with 142 strokes. Once thought done after a leg wound from a duck hunting accident a year earlier, he shares the lead with Fred Morrison and Eric Seawall, local pros, as 52 players qualified. Sonnenberg Wins in Kansas City wrestling bout with Karl Serpolis, taking two straight falls.
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Cal
Vic Dalberto
Fred Morrison
Eric Seawall
Sonnenberg
Kansas City
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Karl Serpolis
Cincinnati
Football Menu Saturday List Of Games Across The Nation
A long list of college and university football matchups is detailed, with teams such as Washington at Grinnell Drake at Missouri and Ohio State at Michigan, among many others. The schedule also includes several two team pairings and venue notes like Soldier Field Chicago and dates described as today or night games.
Hawkeye Grid Players Offer Indiana Contest
Town City Ta Oct 18 Rendy to play Indiana B team at Bloomington Saturday 22 University of Town reserve players named for first trip of the season Hawkeye B P players under Coach Don T Hines game Saturday morning on Hoosier field Centers Story Case Bryant guards Hantelmann D Tompkins S Tompkins Pinkerton Tackles Everrest J Crissen Samuelson Plersel Ends Hannes Farr Merten Weaver Dinoky Backs Huff B Nelson Car Tol Elcher Willer Affre Leeka Indiana beat Notre Dame and Illinois last year 13 0 and 15 6 veterans Leeka Carlsen remaining after season ends with Notre Dame game Nov 9 at South Bend and Illinois B at Iowa City Nov 6
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Hill Calls Fall League Meeting Friday Morning
The annual fall meeting of Mississippi Valley league directors will be held next Friday in Davenport. Secretary Sam Frank of the Waterloo club announced the shift from Cedar Rapids to one of the league’s new member cities. Key items include financial reports, league participation for next season, a road trip schedule, a home card, proposed changes, and a discussion of tongue policy.
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Davenport
Sam Frank
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Lengie
Wrigley praised as democratic by baseball writer
Charley Dryden recalls a dining porch scene at William Wrigley Jr.’s Chicago mansion. A tour group stopped outside as a guide announced Mr Wrigley in a stentorian voice, noting gold door knobs and the Wrigley family’s prominence.
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Chicago Cubs
Chartey Dryden
Wrigleys
Wiliam Wrigley
Chicago to host 165000 fans for three football games
Chicago surface crowds expect about 165000 fans to attend three Saturday games. Notre Dame against Wisconsin at Soldier Field should draw around 100000, with Minnesota and Northwestern likely for about 45000. Chicago’s double header featuring Ripon and Indiana normal is expected to attract about 26000 customers.
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Northwestern
Ripon
Indiana
Philly Fans Celebrate A's World Series Victory in City Event
Philadelphia hosts a grand celebration for the Athletics after their World Series win. Connie Mack and Eddie Collins are honored with radios, electric clocks given to players, and wrist watches for all. Mayor Mackey recalls Hoover box notes as fans cheer the champions.
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Eddie Collins
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Motion Pictures of Jowans Tour Thru England Shown
Earl Moody of Nora Springs and his wife presented a seven week journey through England and the continent with the On-to-London club. They filmed 1200 feet of motion pictures during the trip visiting Paris Switzerland and Italy with jurists and lawyers in attendance. The party aimed to study English courts and admired the well kept countryside similar to Lincoln Park Chicago.
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Christian Church
Earl Moody
Nora Springs
England
London
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Paris
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Italy
Gophers Edge Men In Minnesota Prep
Evanston October 18 Coach Dick Hanley returned from illness to lead a light workout as Minnesota prepares for the big showdown. The Gophers face Minnesota in the next game weakened by the loss of end Al Oster who is declared ineligible and veteran lineman Wayne Kakela who is sidelined with injuries.
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al Oster
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Kakela
Canzoneri vs Farr headline MSG ten round feature
New York October 18 Tony Canzoneri former world featherweight champion meets Johnny Farr of Cleveland in the 10 round main bout at Madison Square Garden Tonight Canzoneri promoted as a two to one favorite as he fights at welterweight status with Canzoneri Farr matchup expected to attract strong betting and local interest.
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Johnny Farr
Gleveland
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Le Tlayans Risnox Cigars From Bayuk Factory
Bayuk runs the world’s largest and most sanitary cigar factory with advanced scientific equipment. Risnox blends are produced under strict quality controls ensuring true tasting profiles.
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Waterloo Youth to Run for Iowa in Hawkeye Cross Country
Iowa City officials announced the Hawkeye homecoming cross country meet will feature Iowa and Missouri runners. Iowa selections include veterans Thomas Kelly and William Everingham with seven others making their first intercollegiate starts. Missouri's six runners are Trowbridge Weinkin Craig Steele Swartz and DeLozier. The three mile race marks the first Hawk Eyes Tigers contest since 1910 and is shorter than usual.
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Courier Special Service
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Robbers Strike Seven Businesses in Three Floyd Towns
Charles City Iowa Oct 18 Colwell Floyd and Rudd suffered robberies Wednesday night seven businesses were entered across three towns In Charles City the restaurant gained $5 in coins and pumps oil was spilled while Floyds drug store was pried open and shelves of candy and toilet articles were taken Four sites in Rudd the implement store Standard Oil station Horn Cafe and the Chevrolet garage were entered with small sums taken from the cafe and garage and items like shirts and flashlights removed.
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Roof Fire Damages Charles City Residence
A roof blaze at the Mrs. Charles Keefe residence on East Blunt street in Charles City Iowa caused considerable roof damage. Sparks from the chimney ignited lerves. chemicals were used to extinguish the blaze reported last evening.
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