Tigers and West High prepare for pivotal Cedar Rapids game
Cedar Rapids Washington hosts West High of Waterloo at Locust Street Field Saturday at 3 p m in a renewed gridiron rivalry after four years. Cedar Rapids under Bill Kelly seeks to match the former glory, while West High led by Ralph Saint touts a strengthened lineup with key position moves and a full backfield of Graham Sweitzer Burbank and Watson.
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Missouri Bengals Standout In Midseason Valley Title Race
Des Moines reports Missouri Tigers led by Gywnn Henry aim to solidify first place as five Valley teams share top form. Iowa State, Grinnell, Kansas Aggies, Oklahoma Aggies, and Nebraska battles shape a tense chase with non conference tests ahead. McKnight held for Lingeln case extradition planned.
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West Union Faces Nashua High in Key Conference Clash
West Union undefeated hosts Nashua High in a big game Saturday at Nashua. Nashua’s strong offense has rolled past foes while West Union relies on its stout defense led by Culling and Downing. Ballard and Frisbie pace the attack as the winner keeps West Union in the W E H S conference title chase.
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Grinnell Halfback Stotts Out For Season
Grinnell Iowa October reports say West Stotts a top Grinnell halfback and Missouri Valley standout will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury suffered three weeks ago against Simpson College. Physicians confirm he is out, a heavy blow to Grinnell’s hopes.
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Moment and Sport in Voices of a Nation
A fragmented collage discusses football excitement, politics, and culture. References include intercollegiate parody, President Coolidge era remarks, a relative-filled orchestra tour, and reflections on alcohol, milk campaigns, and a Dublin whisky note, all amid fast sports imagery.
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Molenda Leads Big 16 Conference Scorers Amid Open Play
Chicago reports Molenda continuing as the top scorer in the Big 16. The article notes fullbacks still dominate scoring despite the forward pass and open play, with earlier pass receivers from last season dropping in ranking.
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Ames Lineup Shifts for Dad's Day Tilt With Missouri Tigers
Iowa State coach Noel Workman announces lineup changes for the Dad's Day game against pennantbound Missouri. Star sophomore Harry Lindbloom is out with a leg injury, prompting Al Holman to move to right half and Bob Fisher to left half. Johnny Miller may start at left half. Alloway Smith is sidelined by an agreement against using colored players, returning Tiny Grimes to tackle and Ernie Anderson to end. The Cyclones prepare a stout defense to counter Missouri backfield threats while relying on Miller Visher and Hopman in the running game.
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Stuffy McInnis to Lead Phillies in 1927 Flag Chase
Philadelphia reports that Stuffy McInnis, ex Connie Mack era figure and former member of the $100,000 infield, will manage the Philadelphia Nationals next season. He replaces Arthur Fletcher, who is released. McInnis, a free agent signed after being unconditionally released by Pittsburgh, is years old and brings no prior managerial experience to the role.
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Stuffy) McInnis
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Iowa Falls Grid Teams Prepare For Big Week
Iowa Falls highs and Ellsworth College both hold undefeated records. The high school squad faces Ellsworth High, after a tough win over Nevada last week. Ellsworth College meets Central of Pella at the homecoming, amid long standing rivalry and high expectations.
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Court Rules Tabor High School Grid Player Eligible
Sidney Va Oct 22 Chet Boyer a Tabor high school football player is ruled eligible by Judge Dowell after Sidney and Glenwood schools protested his age. The state athletic board had allowed play if under a certain age. Boyer will play his first game this Friday at Randolph.
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Direct Ames grid destines for Missouri Valley conference season
The article notes three new Valley candidates at Iowa State for football. Harry Schmidt and Frank Honaker, both new to college coaching, join Noel Workman, ex Ohio State standout and former Simpson College grid boss, as targets shaping the Cyclones and Cardinal and Geld reseve teams. Workman led Simpson to three Town Conference titles in three years.
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Sunnyside Club elects three new Sunnyside governors
Sunnyside Country Club held its annual meeting to fill three three year terms on the board. New governors are H. D. Simon, H. C. Worster, and C. S. Cory, who will assume office Feb 1, replacing O. Hutchison, D. J. Walker and Alfred Longley.
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Peacocks Key for Tilt with Luther Eleven
Fayette, October 22. Luther College invades Fayette to face the Peacocks in a major Upper Town tilt. The longtime rivals are 45 miles apart, with Luther holding six wins to Fayette’s one in the past decade. Alumni will recall many moments as the two teams renew the series.
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Marshall Souad Ready for ERaT
Marshalltown Iowa October 23 Coach Russell Dickinsons Red and Blue grid warriors face East Waterloo after two defeats and a tie injuries slow key backs Walter Miller Pemberton Walder and Foster nursing bruised hips Chesire back from injury Kimberlin stronger Dickinson tightens backfield defense ahead of Saturday clash with Waterloo strong on the ground and in the air.
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West Union Cardinals to Meet Postville Independents
West Union Cardinals host Postville Independents in Sunday afternoon game. This is their second meeting after West Union won the first clash 7 to 0. The Cardinals have two wins and one loss and seek games to complete the schedule.
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Hoff May Remain In U S Until June
Charles Hoff the Norwegian pole vaulter can stay in the United States until June 1 next year. Harry Brandon Wis manager says Washington informed him Hoff may continue exhibitions through that date after a recent federal notice requiring his departure.
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