Iowa Beats Illinois 8 to 7 In Hard Fought Game
Illinois battled Iowa in a tight contest as Captain Locke scored for Iowa after strong drives in the third quarter. Zuppke’s Illini pushed back with two passes to Park and Miller, but Iowa’s defense and a blocked punt and safety kept the game close. Coach Stagg gears Maroons for Princeton, aiming to disrupt Tigers with a new attack.
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Dawson
Illinois
Mettwain
Lowa
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Engwenin
Jones
Zuppke
Chicago
Princeton
Associated Presse
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University of Chicago
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Tigers
Stagg
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iSix
Bob Zuppke
Slini
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Northwestern
Indiana
Parkin and Miller Shine as Iowa Stars in Wire Story
A P wire story from Waterloo date line profiles Leland Parkin quarterback and Glenn Miller halfback as former Waterloo rivals. Their 1912 high school clash ended 26 to 6 in a tie, reversing hostility as both stars join the Hawkeyes and unite Waterloo fans across East High and West High.
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Associated Trones
Waterloo
Leland Parkin
Glenn Miller
Iowa Union
Wrest Hick
Miller
East Hick
Parkin
Far West High
East High
Hawkeres
Yale
West High
Iowa
Stage Tourney to Determine Checker Champion of City
The Evening Courier will supervise a city checker tournament to crown the champion with a prize. Rivalry is expected as many experts are present. Registrations open with the sports department or Thompson's Smoke Shop at the Owenback Hotel. No matches yet. registrations stay open one week before pairings and play begin.
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Checkers
Evening Courier
Coursar
Thompson's
Owenback
Registre Tons
A Comic Strip in Tyne J P McEvoy Te Cees Sili Vig
Fragmented OCR text outlines a comic strip by J P McEvoy titled A Comic Strip in Tyne with scattered names and dialogue. Readable elements reference characters Saul Paul Teagan and other unclear figures amid garbled lines.
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Tyne
J. P. McEvoy
Saul Beeya
Centre College May Come North Again in 1923
Centre College may travel to New York for a major football game in 1923. Promoters foresee large gate receipts if Harvard and Columbia stakes are involved, and alumni favor Columbia as a partner. Plans hinge on Centre’s performance against Harvard, with a possible New York venue at a top stadium.
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Rte
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Entre College
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Trimsan
Manhattan
New York Yankers
Columbia University
Morningsishs
Warvard
Harvard
East High Tops Cedar Falls in Scrappy Football Battle
East High defeated Cedar Falls High in a hard fought game marked by turnovers and big plays. Dooley and Spensley scored for East High while Cedar Falls repeatedly halted drives with key blocks and tackles. Lane and Hulett contributed on offense as East High held on for the win despite Cedar Falls threats.
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Cedar Falls High
Lawn City
Bust High
Dune
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Dooley
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Alf
Nemmers
Tildman
Doolex
Hulett
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Aby Bailey
Dubert
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Apa Booiey
Bren
Fat
Boohs
Teachers edge Simpson in thrilling battle on home day
Cedar Walls December 23. A large crowd of about 4 000 watched Simpson and Teachers College clash in a hard fought football game. Teachers won 7 to 6 after leading at halftime, with Andrews scoring and Tiny Christoffersen converting the kick. Simpson pressed in the second half but failed on a place kick attempt.
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Hoorvs
Loveali
Pskirte
Trulett
Dooley
Spensley
Cedar
Simpson
Nuul
Ttisi
Teach
Simpsons
Oval
Iis
Teachers ‘College
Ale
Andrews
Christoffersen
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Charles City High
Traders High
Football results from scattered state games and colleges
A compiled list shows numerous football outcomes across Iowa and nearby states with scores like Ames 7 Gringel, Des Moines UW 0, Wisconsin 20 Indiana 0, Michigan 1 Ohio State 0, Nebraska 18 Ohio, Montana State v. stern, and many more. Read as a dense score roundup reflecting regional college and school results with varied opponents and late-season play.
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Inwa
Llinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohia State O
Southern California
Nevada
Okahoma
Kansas
North Dakota Aggies
If State
Washington
Oregon Aggies
Cacilental
Caulifornia Southern Isranchi California
Olympic Club
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
North Dakota A.cl
Montana State
Stern i. i
Montana
Dixon Legion Defeats Clinton Eleven for Fourth Straight Win
Dixon American Legion football team captured its fourth straight victory Sunday by beating Clinton Legion eleven 12 to 2 in Dixon, Alabama. The heavier visitors were outplayed as Dixon’s play was described as spectacular. The Dixon Legion schedule runs through December 3.
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Dixon, AL
Divan American Legion
Clinton
Legion
Risley
Mest
Lee County
Indiana University
Dixon
Dixon Legion
Sunes
Football Rules and Offside and Touchdown Clarifications
A historical excerpt explains football rules including offside positions behind the goal line, substitutions and penalities for line play, neutral zone encroachment, and touchdowns. It references Rule 18, Rule 9, and other rules, detailing allowed repositioning of players, recovery of the ball, and scoring outcomes with emphasis on defining touch downs and fumbles.
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Lamas
Wien
Teant Wittt
Thare
International Labor Unions
American Boat Beats Canadian In Trophy Races
Gloucester Mass Oct 223 The American challenger Henry Ford defeated the Canadian titleholder Blue Nose in the first of a series for the international fishermen's trophy leading all the way. Judges declared the Tage unofficial after both boats ignored postponement signals. Crews protested the riding that cost them victory and the Ford crew, bolstered by wharf recruits, considered racing again within days pending appeals by Denby secretary and others.
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Mass
Henry Ford
Blue Nose
Canada
International Fishe
Clayton Morof
Ford
Denby
Morrissey
Penn State star leads college football scoring early season
In early season college play, Penn State halfback Harry Wilson tops individual scorers with 355 points, one ahead of Jimmy Robertson. Carnegie Tech quarterback Both each scored twice to push their touchdown totals to nine apiece. Wilson added an extra point earlier, as Alabama Poly and Auburn show scattered scoring patterns amid Army's prior win.
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New York
Harry Wilson
Pennsylvania State
Jimmy Robertson
Carnegie Tech
Wilson
Alabama Poly
Auburn
Ala
Army
Bears Lose Heated Gridiron Showdown in Rain
The Dubuque Bears fell 12 to 6 to the Waterloo Athletes in a fast, rain slowed game marked by key errors and a standout Waterloo performance by New the season’s first touchdown and a late defensive stand. Bragdon scored twice for Waterloo while New broke free for a dazzling 70-yard TD run on a fumble return setup.
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Waterloo
Sitpy
Bragden
Coe Homecoming to Be Featured by Grinnell Game
Cedar Rapids Iowa October 23. Back to Coe is the slogan as hundreds of alumni plan a large homecoming on campus Friday and Saturday. City officials alumni association and college departments cooperate for chapel services parade pep meeting Coe vs Grinnell on Friday and the big game Saturday. Notable alumni James W Good former congressman and Robert G Stewart Standard Oil board president expected to attend.
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Coe
Serrites Fridar
Grinnell
Coofield
Pioneers
Arei James W. Good
Robert G. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Towa May Meet S California in Football Series
Los Angeles officials and USC alumni met to discuss a 1923 game between USC and Towa, with the dedication of a new 80,900 seat stadium as the backdrop. A return bid would send USC to Iowa City in 1924 to face the Hawkeyes.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Southern California
Towa
Big Ten
Town Elevens
Trojans
Tews City
Hawkeyes
West High Triumphs Over Mason City In Gridiron Clash
West High outplayed Mason City 26 0 in a hard fought football game at Mason City. Mason City led late in first half but West High surged with strong line play and timely passes to score three touchdowns in the third and final periods. Standout Waterloo center Wilson aided the Black Stars while Lillard Tiffany and Tiffany, among others, produced key gains and assists.
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Lord
West Highway
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Cerro Gordo
Lillard
McConnell
Tiffany Smasher
Tour Mason City Mer
Tiffany
Waterloo
Yoal
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Plater
Ren High Surway
Frenzel
Galloway
Campbell
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Ey Dean
Ph. Miller
Ilolder
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Rez Min
The Best Play in Football on Wet Midfield Surface
A fractured football note discusses the best play on a wet field, favoring an off tackle buck as end rim is hard to execute. It stresses quick stepping, tight footing, and avoiding failed drives, while mentioning substitutions and field conditions affecting performance.
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Gaim
Roy
Fragmentary Iowa City Public Notices Snapshot
Fragmented OCR shows names and places including Mason City Water officials Suvler Dows Moss Armes Waplre Crame adlinermar. Phrases mention Vigg dahl Visdahl Foster and J. Cookman with unclear actions or dates.
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Foster
Vigg Dahl Visdahl
Pokinaa
Fioewe
Watertou
Mason
Baseball College Opens Near Los Angeles at Burbank
Ground broken in Burbank for the National College of Baseball, the first such school in history. It will open January 10 with a three month course taught by retired majors and minors, including Death Valley Jim Scott and Sam Crawford as instructors, Frank L. Chance serving in advisory capacity.
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Associated Press
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Cal
Burbank
National College O Baseball
Death Valley
Jim Scott
Sam Crawford
Frank F CapiDlon
George Rubey Isllis
Watter Boles
Jerry Downs
Joss W. Orndort
George Wheelzer
Frank L. Chance
Anger
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