East High triumphs over Webster City 36 to 6 in football clash
East High school, led by Mike Christians, defeated Webster City 36 to 6. The Orange and Black showcased deceptive passes and strong ground gains as Dotson and Brandes contributed key touchdowns and Christians added multiple scores. Grant high visits Cedar Rapids next Saturday in the remaining heavy schedule.
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Midga Makeover
East High School
Jack Arthur Rust
Webster City High
Webster City
Fred Winter
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Orange
Feld
To ‘Amall
Des Moines
Davenport
Mike Christians
Une
Bill Dotson
Simpson Defeats Cornell Eleven
Mount Vernon Iao Oct 19 A scrappy Simpson College of Indianola defeated Cornell College in the annual game here. Simpson outplayed Cornell through the third period and broke to a 32 to 0 lead before scoring two touchdowns in the final stretch. Cornell struggled with passes that were wild or intercepted as Simpson claimed 17 first downs, mainly in the first and last quarters.
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Simpson College of Indianola
Cornel College
Cornell
Simpson
Ning
Vinton High
Marengo
Clyde
Drury
Vinton High School
Vinton
Gordon
Gaddy
Big Grid of 1928 Football Rivals and Upsets in Southern Years
A panoramic look at top college football showdowns shaping Oct 1928. Key clashes include Dartmouth vs Harvard, Missouri vs Nebraska, Southern California vs Stanford, and notable bids by Pittsburgh vs Ohio State. Baylor, Texas, TCU rise with Morley Jennings guiding Baylor.
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Bowling Scores And Schedules From Waterloo Alleys
John Carmellson rolled a 266 high game at Waterloo alleys, last evening's top score among local bowlers. This week features Rath's Hawks vs Waterloo Fruit and Commission on Monday, John Deere Tractor vs Rath's Cedars Wednesday, Hub Electric vs Unique Cleaners Thursday, and Davidson's Furniture and Chamberlains vs Mid-Continent and Illinois Central on Thursday. Tuesday begins the city league schedule at Waterloo alleys with captains F. Manahl, McFarlane, A. Manahl, and EB Newman. In Commercial League play Illinois Central swept Chamberlains 3 straight. Scores listed show Chamberlains and teammates with totals around 830 to 900 for the session.
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Manahl
EB. Newman
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Manan Os
Jamson
Charveney
Ae Hockins
Claus
Morrison wins Southern California open golf title
Fred Morrison, a local pro from Los Angeles, fired two sparkling 68s to win the Southern California $1,006 open golf championship. He posted 283 for 72 holes, concluding yesterday. Lea Diegel of Agua Caliente, Mexia, the national professional champion, finished second with 294.
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Bradley Humbles Davenport Team in 44 to 0 Victory
In Peoria, UK, Oct. 19 Bradley Tech overwhelmed Davenport St Ambrose 44 to 0 before 4000 fans, the largest crowd in six years. Key scores came from Hall 70 yard dash and Harris 75 yard run after interception, with blocked punts boosting the total. Also notes Marengo defeated Vinton 18 7 and Frank Mahnke ordered to pay support of 20 weekly.
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Davenport
Hall
Harris
Frank Mahnke
Lupton Avenue
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American association to shorten 1990 season schedule
Kansas City Ma Oct 19 The American association will adopt a 164 game schedule ending around Sept 17 with the junior world series starting shortly after the regular season. President T J Hickey says finishing before the big world series improves weather conditions and finances, with fewer doubleheaders and labor day travel.
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Harvard fresh plan to stop Cagle at stadium today
Cambridge Mass Oct 10 The Sons of Harvard prepare to halt Cris Cagle the West Point star as Harvard forecourt promises a strong forward wall and skilled backs to offset last year s Army defeat Speculators reported sky high ticket prices as about 60 000 expected for the clash with preparations including a cadet review on Boston common and gold spear head presentations
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Falengano Beats Tompkins In Ten Rounds In Des Moines
Henry Falengano of Des Moines defeated Freddie Tompkins of Milwaukee in ten rounds in Des Moines. Pepper Jennings beat Jimmy Harrell in ten rounds. Jimmy Gibbons of St. Paul won easily from Tommy Havel of Minneapolis in ten rounds. Emil Morrow of Des Moines, a black middleweight, lost to Jack Shields of Omaha in ten rounds.
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Freddie Tompkins
Miwaukee
Pep Jennings
Jimmy Harrell
Omahe Bantam
Jimmy Gibbons
St. Paul
Tommy Havel
Minneapolis
Heavies
Emil Morrow
Jack Shields
Omaha
California pass penn must stop penn must stop
Coach Nibs Price, whose California team meets Penn in Philadelphia, aims to prove two things. His eleven can execute five percent passes consistently and has a strong kicking game. The article notes Penn must guard a cross blocking pass play by California, with Nos. 2,3,5,7 and 1 involved.
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Winsters
California
Penn
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West Point
New York
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Ibnernen
Central Lets Up as Wesleyan Wins
Ottumwa Iowa Wesleyan defeated Central 24 to 7 after trailing in the first half. Wesleyan scored on an early interception then added three second half touchdowns while Central failed to score after halftime.
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Upi Central
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Man's Hand Injured While Cutting Weeds
Geneseo Ind Oct 1 Dale Hild suffered a severe palm injury when he slipped while cutting weeds and fell onto a weed stub. A physician dressed the wound. Geneseo Live Wires 4 H club met at the Whannells to study pictures for county picnic stunt on Oct 12. Helen Thompson, operated on for a hip in July and in a cast since, can be up part of the time. Officers of the Standard Wearers for the coming year are Edith Mitchell president, Myrtle Strobelin vice president, Marcella Fecht secretary, Isabella Hill treasurer, leader Mrs Carl Stouffer.
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Courier Special Service
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Dale Hild
Geneseo Live Wires 4-H Club
Beth
Dorothy Whannel
Helen Thompson
Edith Mitchell
Myrtle Strobelin
Marcella Fecht
Isabella Hill
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Marion Preps Roll Over Manchester Hawks 34 to 0
Marion's Huskies blank Manchester with a 34 to 0 victory on Friday afternoon as the Manhawks suffer their second defeat of the season. Marion capitalized after halftime with a steady ground attack led by Micka Neff and teammates, despite 12 offside penalties and three roughness calls totaling 105 yards for Marion.
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Manchester
Spndal
Marion
Husky
Manhawks
Nefe
Buth
Micka
Collahan
State officer attends Brandon W R C meeting
Brandon Iowa October 19 Woman’s Relief Corps held a regular meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ida B. Driscoll assistant state officer from Vinton in attendance. Ten members were present.
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Women's Relief Corps
Ida B. Driscoll
Spestar
Vinton
Cubs Pitcher Arthur Teachout Marries Lillian Morrison
Cubs southpaw Arthur Teachout, 24, and Lillian Morrison of Pacific Palisades, California, were married in Santa Monica. Teachout was purchased by the Cubs this year from Indianapolis.
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Chicago Cubs
Lillian Morrison
Pacific Palisades
Teachout
Cubs
Indianapolis
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