Hawley's Best Will Oppose Gophers In Minnesota Clash
Iowa Hawkeyes coach Hawley readying the squad for the Minnesota game with a week of light scrimmage and new formations. Davis, the drop-kicker, is key while captain Solon of Minnesota looms as the main threat. A 600-strong fan bloc plus pep meetings build momentum for a pivotal conference race clash in Minneapolis.
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Moran Scores Knockout in Pittsburgh Boxing Match
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh knocked out Jim Coffey the Dublin giant in the third round of a ten round bout. A right cross floored Coffey for a four count, he rose and Moran resumed attack until the referee stopped the fight for a technical knockout. Moran weighed 290 pounds to Coffey’s 201.
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White Wins Decision Over Harvey In 12 Round Bout
Charley White of Chicago defeated Johnny Harvey of New York in a 12 round lightweight bout in Boston last night. The Pita promoters presented the event with White earning the decision.
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Wet High Line Ohjws Strength In Preparation For Marshall Game
Vieree Serlamage Work Bouts team in Good Condition. Coach Max Sharer pushes West High Warriors through intense drills as they prep for the out of town game at Marshall. Several Rosa unit members join Cedar Balls for a look at looming opponents. Miller McGutrel and Matthews show strong form while punt returns keep Flotis in first team contention. Buechele holds right guard with dash, Smith absent for govern days, and new shift plays tested. Sophomore freshman fracas postponed due to lack of eligible players.
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Ban Placed on Five Yale Players
Yale disqualifies five baseball team members from intercollegiate athletics for violating summer baseball rules. Early reports claimed nine banned players, but five names were made public. Cambridge leaders consider urging Yale to reconsider, as football captain Mahan convened a meeting after Legore and Watson were named ineligible.
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Islanders Form Three League Amid Meeting Debates
At the Indiana-Minors-Tews league gathering in Chicago on October 26, eight clubs remain in plans for 1916, rejecting Rock Island’s inclusion. Blooming-ton’s status, league guaranties rise to 1000 dollars, and a December Moline session will decide the lineup and Bloomington’s fate. Rock Island favors John K. Scott as president, Eli Bradford as treasurer, and Oscar Liltt as secretary.
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Cedar Rapids Fights Over Central Association Rule Change
Central association board meeting at Marshalltown stalled over the four veteran rule. Cedar Rapids officials back retention of the rule and support Justice for president. Officials from Muscatine and Marshalltown plan to oppose Justice, while Cedar Rapids leans to back Justice and the four veteran rule amid a cautious league outlook for next season.
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Card of Thanks for Hollister Family
Card of Thanks expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during sickness and death of Fred J. Hollister and for floral tributes. Signed by ARS C H Hollister and Family.
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Waterloo Y M C A sees growth as new building planned
State Secretary Woits Y M C A visits Waterloo praising the association's progress after a $43,000 addition contract in Dubuque and $68,000 raised by subscribers. He notes large gym class turnout, announces a basketball managers meeting, and outlines plans for a new building, Halloween events, and expanded programs.
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Clinton K A directors meet for Central association fall session
Clinton hosts the Central association fall meeting with President Justice and league directors. Key topics include baseballs four man rule, Cooper case protests, and next year’s president politics. Dinner at Lafayette Hotel planned if sessions end without early departure. Rebuilding at Kelly Manufacturing after fire to begin soon as site cleared.
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