East High Coaches Dismissive After Grid Squal
East High football news highlights coach Louis Wresensly and Coach Kresensky voicing strong dissatisfaction with recent performance versus Des Moines and Cedar Falls. Articles describe fumbles, overconfidence, lineup changes, and upcoming tests against West High and Mason City with emphasis on improving backfield function and readiness.
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Engle and Miller Wrestle to Draw at Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on Oct 29 Hennie Engle from Dubuque Iowa and Walter Miller of Los Angeles fought two hours with no decisive winner in the middleweight bout at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Miller scored the only fall in 56 minutes 6 seconds by hammerlock and face hold while Engle pinned Mil Jex in 2 minutes 6 and 7 seconds using head scissors and arm bar. The match continued without another fall for the remainder of the bout.
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Football Rules Quiz Confusing Offense and Kicks
A garbled football rules passage asks about kickoffs, onside kicks, touchbacks, and penalties. It cites unclear positions and outcomes, with scattered terms like touchback and completed pass, seeking clarification on whether plays retain ball placement or incur penalties.
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy Aleck the Barber
Fragmentary mock dialogue featuring Aleck the Barber and wife as they riff on professors and modernization. A chaotic, satirical strip scene hints at salon talk and evolving ideas, with garbled OCR text creating puzzle-like framing and a punchline about a barber protecting his wife.
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Nebraska Huskers Ready for Missouri Tigers Tomorrow
Nebraska fans anticipate the Missouri clash as the Huskers, fresh from a South Dakota win, prepare for a homecoming game in Lincoln. Coach Dawson faces overconfidence, yet veteran players Hartley Noble DeWitt Preaton and others aim to deliver a strong showing against a seasoned Missouri squad.
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MATE A WIGH BATTLE TON UGIST SU MATE A WIGH BATTLE TON UGIST New York
Marks, Canadian light heavyweight champion, and Charter White, Chicago battler, are set for a 12 round bout at Wig Square garden tonight. Two others, T muroia and Renny Leonard, loom over the welterweight title match.
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The Best Play in Football Drafted from Historic Cue
A garbled OCR summary recalls a football game with a strong passing attack versus Yale and Jefferson era styles. It mentions Washington and Jefferson as early pass pioneers and notes attempts to break a stalemate with a scoring play.
Big Three football in doubt over intersectional schedule
Harvard Yale and Princeton face tough starts as Harvard prepares for a key center game and Princeton travels to Chicago. After recent losses and uncertain quarterback play, the trio debates ending intersectional games after the season, with Harvard still potentially holding its prestige amid a weak outlook for the others.
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Waverly horseman sells trotting mare for 7000
Waverly Iowa Andrew Johnson returned from Lexington Kentucky to Waverly last Thursday to sell Pearl Renbow a trotting mare at 7 000. Pearl Renbow is five years old and branded as sound and well bred. The buyer John H Ryan of Minneapolis is among the northwest’s leading horsemen and owns famous trotters. Johnson plans winter quarters at the fair grounds and Chicago sale in December.
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Hawkeyes to Take Big Squad to Urbana for Illinois Game
Hawkeyes plan a large squad trip to Urbana for the Illinois clash. Coach Jones limits contact, aiming to protect bruised regulars. Six added players join Wade, Kelley, Whitey, Yerkes, Frank, and James for the trip amid preparations for the Big Ten opener.
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Parkin Born in Epworth, Iowa Highlighted as Star QB
Parkin, born January 17, 1902 in Epworth Iowa, is highlighted as the star quarterback of the game. He is noted for strength in football and a surprising knack with tongs when stocking a refrigerator car. Family ties at Farley and Waterloo are mentioned alongside his early life, with his first trial set as the Hawkeyes face Mingis in Urana tomorrow.
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Cornell Freshmen Defeat Junior Gridders in Opener
Mount Vernon Oct 20 Cornell freshmen beat juniors 13 to 0 in the first game of the sports for all series. In the first quarter Young raced 30 yards for the opening touchdown after a drive from their own 30. Godieye's dropkick was blocked. A second score followed in the second period when Young intercepted a pass on the junior 23 and Brandt smashed for two, Godlove converting.
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One-Legged Veteran Proves Good With Mitts at Waterloo
One legged veteran Lou Rollinger of Freeport and Gus Paulson of Des Moines boxed eight rounds on the Waterloo winter boxing card opening the theatre program. The undercard featured Harry Brown and Popenrn Hedges in four rounds and United Hid vs Bob White in four. The main event saw Eddie Wolgast vs Jimmy Burns with Wolgast losing a ter at Balleau Woods. Wolgast displayed a punch and balance rare for amateurs.
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Burlington High School football team shakeup over smoking
Burlington Ta Oct 30 Four first string players and two substitutes of the Burlington high school football team were ordered to quit the team for smoking. The move created a stir in school circles and uncertainty about Saturday’s game with Washington. The six players suspended faced disciplinary action.
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School Players Face Reinstatement Debate Over Insurbordination
Denial of guilt is paired with threats of withdrawal by other regular Rudd members if reinstatement fails, while school heads call today’s move a step to stamp out insubordination and willfulness among the players.
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Pikers Tackle Drake Bulldogs in St Louis Clash
Washington University Pikers, with a sturdier line and additions like 195-pound guard Red Veiland, prepare to face Drake University Bulldogs in a home game at Franc’s field. QB hopeful Martin Lyle returns from injury alongside Hart Mathes as key backs, while stalwarts Denny and Koch anchor the line against the Minnesota shift.
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Frank Chance Rumor as Red Sox Manager Rejected
New York Oct. report states Frank Chance former Cubs manager would replace Hugh Duffy as Boston Red Sox manager, but owner Harry Frazee denied the move in a public statement today.
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Tama Indians Like Mission Pictures for Sentiment
At the United Presbyterian mission on the Tama reservation a mile west of Tama, old squaw says she prefers the mission pictures to town shows because there is no hug or kiss. Dr. R. G. Smith, the missionary in charge, notes weekly screenings every Tuesday evening, highlighting local sentiment toward cinema.
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Kresensky Signs Up Cage Games for Iowa City Opener
East High announces the official basketball season kickoff at Iowa City on December 15, facing University High. Coach Louis Kresen sky plans a slate including Cedar Rapids clash and other rapid additions as football season ends.
Coach Kresen Sky Preps Team After Thanksgiving Break
The team will rest over Thanksgiving after the Nov 26 home game against Dubuque High, then resume practices to focus on improving their defense and overall cage performance.
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American Legion forms permanent rifle body in New Orleans
A permanent rifle committee of the American Legion was formed in New Orleans during the Legion's meet held with the national convention. The group aims to affiliate with the National Rifle Association to ensure rifle tournaments are part of the Legion convention annually and to promote rifle practice. Col. Smith W. Brookhart of Washington Iowa chaired the new committee, with invites sent to Col. C. Stodtler, Gen. Fred E. B. Phillips, Lieut. Col. M. D. Snyder, and other officials.
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