Coe Grinnell clash eyed after tough season for Leander Clark
Coe College and Grinnell face a hard battle next week on Grinnell’s field after Coe’s coach Eby and quarterback Elfrink predicted a tough game. Leander Clark, beaten by all opponents, stands pessimistic about overturning the Crimson and Gold. Coaches focus on sharper pointing and preparation to avoid worn tread in 1914 season.
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Purdue
Hawkeyes Rout Poor Showing In Scrimmage With Gophers
Iowa City Oct 21 The Iowa team displayed a ragged offense and could not solve Minnesota formations used by the freshman eleven in a late practice. Coach Hawley voiced sharp dissatisfaction and several veterans were sidelined by injuries after the scrimmage. Minnesota headlines and Bolon eligibility inquiry draw attention as locals hope to meet regulars for a genuine assessment.
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Marshalltown High Football Team Adjusts for Waterloo West Game
Captain Packer moves to the back field strengthening the Marshalltown eleven for Saturdays clash with Waterloo West. J Smith shifts to tackle, Zink earns a guard spot, and Goodale Ruth vie for guards. Brennecke and Miller star on wings with Brown returning to action, team fresh after injuries and scholar ships intact.
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Brennecke
Suspected Solon NCAA Eligibility Controversy
Prof E H Harding of the University of Minnesota is returning from Havre Montana to examine Captain Loren Solon of the Minnesota football team who allegedly played professional baseball in Montana last summer. The university athletic board will be informed to determine Solon status before Saturday's game with Iowa University. Solon denies having played professionally.
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Slow Time in Mason City Motorcycle Meet
Karl Comer of Marshalltown wrecked at Mason City race yesterday, knocked unconscious but not seriously hurt. Slow times noted as Dygert of Des Moines took third in the five mile stock event. W J Korn led in the ten mile, Parker won the fifteen mile auto, Walters topped the lifetime trial. Separate Chicago baseball sale denial reported.
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Minn
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Dee Moines
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R. M. Bress
J. I. Whitcomb
Northwood
C. R. Parker
Bert Schafer
Green Bay
Wis
E. NM. Lions
Algona
Walters
Ofe y Bows to Lead City Bowling Leaders
OFEY BOWING LEAGUE Frank Hros bowling team won three straight games from the Say ons last evening, making it six straight wins for the leaders in the City Bowling league. Only four members of each team were present. The leaders won the first game by three pins. In the final game both teams walked down and the lowest scores of the season were registered. Clarence Manahl had the high individual game and the high average for the evening.
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Clarence Manahl
Drop Kicking Becomes Factor In Football Games
New York Oct 20 Football in its fourth week shows rise in field goals via drop kicks and growing use of forward passes. Notably, several games decided by field goals include Princeton Syracuse and Harvard Virginia. Passage highlights long kickers McGuckin Villanova Lewis Washington and others. Forward passes are more common, with four called for touchdowns and four intercepted returns. Blocked kicks reappear as teams test new risks and tactics.
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Ohio
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Army
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Howard Payne
Glemson
Tennesse
Lana
Harte
Clinton Will Stay in League Despite Losses
Clinton club directors voted to remain in the Central Association for another season though a new organization may form. Two or three men likely to take control and appoint a competent head. a manager not yet named. President GC S Root reported a small season loss not exceeding 200 dollars, better than others in the league. Muscatine likely to lose about 2000 and may drop out without fan support. Ned Egan to lead the Muskies again.
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Muscatine
Fae
Ned Egan
Muskies
Coe Coaches Fear Grinnell Ahead of Saturday Contest
Cellar Rapids reports that Coe coaches believe Leander Clark will bring its strongest team yet to face Coe this Saturday, heightening concerns about the anticipated gridiron battle.
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