Salmale:-2 Teachers Trounce Penn 12-7 and Upper Iowa 53-7
Oskaloosa Iowa Oct 22 Pete Grochowski powered Iowa Teachers to a 12-7 win over Penn with plunges and a pass setup while Stevens and Cooper connected in key drives. Upper Iowa routed Central 53-7 as Dooley scored 25 and Moen added more. Cornell beat Ripon 20-7 after a halftime comeback and Kirksville topped Iowa Wesleyan 19-13.
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Penn
Upper Iowa
Central
Oskaloosa
Pete Grochowski
Iowa State
Iowa
Dave McCuskey
Flash
Grochowski
Boyce
Stevens
Cooper
Une
Quaker
Quakers
Jimmie Quire
Pederson
oVan
Vorhis
Quire
Avon
Upper Town
Pella
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Central College
Roger Dooley
Peacocks
Moen
John Dorman
Towa
Wesleyan
Kirksville
Iowa Wesleyan
Lotal School
Iowa elevens on eight college grids across nation
Led by the University of Iowa eleven, Hawkeye teams spread across eight grids at home and abroad. Iowa targets a victory punch with a heavier line, hoping to slow the Gophers in a Missouri Valley clash. Grinnell, Drake, and Grinnell again mix in air and ground plays as varied games unfold in Des Moines, Sioux City, Morningside, Still College, Trinity, Coe, Graceland, Luther, St Ambrose, Davenport, and Waldorf matchups.
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Associated Press
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Joesting
Ingwerson
Ag Grinnell
Drake
Grinnell
Capital City
Sioux City
Morningside
Des Moines University
Trinity
Iown
Missouri Fields
Coe
College
St. Louis University
Graceland College of Lamoni
Conception College
Luther
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Waldorf
Fort Dodge Junior College
Illinois to dominate Big Ten slate this football season
Chicago dates October 22 report Illinois will be represented on every Saturday and on all conference fields except Minnesota. Chicago and Illinois play six conference games each, Northwestern meets five, three other schools have five, and four universities schedule four conference games.
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Chicago
Illinois
Northwestern
University of Minnesota
Iowa swimmers land two on all American team
The 1927 all American intercollegiate swimming team includes two Iowa Ferret swimmers Merlin Carter from Des Moines and Russell Goldman of Iowa City. Carter is ranked fourth and Goldman seventh in the 200 yard breaststroke.
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Courier Special Service
Towa .City
Frank Sullivan
Princeton
University, of Iowa
D. A. Arm~bruster
Merlin. I. Carter
Des Moines
Russell Goldman
Iowa City
Michigan
Minnesota
Yale
Dartmouth
University of Iowa
Navy
Syracuse
Armbruster
Ivan Klingaman
Ned Ashton
Standish Lambert
Merlin Carter
Carter
Goldman
E. W. McGillivray
Chicago
Edwin J. Marble
Liscomb
Iowa
Cotton Blossom Singers to Visit Waterloo Week
The Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School Mississippi will tour Waterloo the week of Oct 30. Laurence C. Jones, school principal, says the group will entertain churches schools clubs and other groups in or around Waterloo. To book call Mrs N F Brooks 630 Park Avenue West or First Congregational church for confirming dates.
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Cotton Blossom Singers
Colored Musical Organization
Piney Woods School
Mississippi
Waterloo
Laurence C. Jones
Jones
N. F. Brooks
Park Avenue
West
First Congregational Church
Mississippi College Proud of Vet Tackle Brunson
Starkville Mississippi October 22 P Al the Mississippi A&M college is fielding under three new coaches this season with line and defense built around W W Brunson, veteran tackle and team captain. Brunson weighs 190 pounds and has been on the varsity two years, recognized as one of the best tackles in the Southern conference, strong and dependable in all situations.
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Starkeville
Miss
W.W. Brunson
Brunson
Fights Last Night Across Cities
Boxing results from multiple cities show a mix of knockouts and decision wins. Notables include Sid Barbarian defeating Mickey Sears in Boston, Bobby Garcia stopping Al Delmont in Newark, and Ernie Peters outpointing Britt Gorman in Minneapolis. Other bouts feature Tony Leto, Tommy White, and Leo Wax with decisive outcomes or draws.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Sid Barbarian
Detroit
Mickey Sears
Newark
N. J
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
al Delmont
al Lloyd Hubert
Cleveland
Jean Menzap
France
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernie Peters
Chicago
Britt Gorman
Howard Mayberry
Duluth
Ollie Bartlett
Syracuse
N. Y
Osk ‘Til
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Denver
Cole
Jack Kane
Ted Blatt
Milwaukee
One Step Watson
Omaha
Peewee Johnson
Tampa
Fla
Tommy White
Texas
Tod Smith
Canton
Tony Leto
Carl Cavelli
Pittsburgh
Erie
Billy Leonard
Willie Lavin
Buffalo
Jimmy Reed
Eric
Duncan McTavish
St. Joseph
Leo Wax
Kansas City
Teddy Gartin
Drew
Toby Smith
Chuck Fulmer
Lincoln
Neb
Everett Bird
Joe Younger
Des Moines
Rollinger Kayoed by Harry Dillon Purse Withheld
Winnipeg, Manitoba October 22. Lou Rollinger of Waterloo Iowa was knocked out by Harry Dillon of Winnipeg in the third round of a 10 round bout. Only traveling expenses were paid to Rollinger and his purse was ordered to charity on the Manitoba commission recommendation. Rollinger suffered a severe beating from the start.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Iowa
Harry Dillon
Manitoba Commission
Bollinger
Letter From a Theatre Woman Atoning for Love and Fame
The writer describes a shift from longing to happiness as she writes to Tabby. She reflects on love, self worth, and the theatre fever that drives her, noting she now feels more autonomous and hopeful about a leading role. The tone hints at personal growth and a pending continuation of the exchange.
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Tabby
Tabor
White Fire Drama Amid Passions And Secrets
The tale follows Tabor Wynne as autumn moods clash with his wife June’s modern vivacity while Lance Fairless and Effie Meade complicate their circle. A staged life, backroom letters, and a danger-filled night in New York drive Wynne toward crisis as Jenny Challis steps in with courage, aiding his survival.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Husbn
Lance Fairless
Effie Meade
Wynne
Effie
Lance
Jennifer Challis
Pairless
New York
Miss Challis
Benn June
Taor
Tabor
Waterloo Hawks face profit via player sales at meeting
Mississippi Valley league club Waterloo Hawks rely on selling players for survival. Secretary Sam Frank read a financial report showing about 700 dollars net profit in 1927 and around 5000 dollars from player sales, with weather hurting attendance. Directors plan to keep Valley rules unchanged and oppose rookie and salary rule changes.
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Mississippi Valley
Waterloo
Sam Frank
Hawks
Geneva High Scorer Shines at Iowa Univ Track
Geneva high school and Parsons college track star wins high scoring honors at the all university championships in Iowa City. He dominates the 75 yard hurdles, 75 yard dash, high jump, and high and low hurdles while freshmen win most events and varsity turnout is light.
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Geneva
Iowa University
Iowa City
Albia High School
Parsons College
Everingham
Fort Madison
Wilmoth
Adi
Indiana Expects to Keep Irish Score Low
Indiana, buoyed by a moral victory over Minnesota, prepares to face Notre Dame in Bloomington. Coach Knute Rockne’s Irish are favored, but Hoosiers aim to limit scoring with a forward pass attack after a 14–14 tie with Minnesota.
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Bloomington
Ind
Minnesota
Indiana
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Pat Page
Hoosiers
South Bend Irish
Pulling Contests Attract Country Fair Draft Teams
Pulling contests between draft horses using a device that measures a team’s exact pulling power have become a recent attraction at country fairs.
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Dooley
Corneil
Ripon
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Badgers
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Richard
Dick) Barker
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GEMS
the Spirit OF Freaich
Rube Goldberg
OWA
Mississippi College
Rollinger
Del
Johnson
Washington
Peenaing
Washington Senators
Sanys
Louis Joseph Vance
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Jennifer
Louisville
Jenny Challis
Altoona
Charles B. Arlington
Potter's Field
Mr. Arlington
Burchell Brown
Brown
Charles B
Simon Legree
Jenny
Oakland
Fisher
NEIF
General Motors
Morris Motor Car CO
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