Waterloo Triumphs Over Humboldt 28 to 0 on Cedar River Grid
Waterloo Athletic club football defeated Humboldt by 28 points on the Cedar River gridiron. Bob Nauman scored two first quarter touchdowns, with Jaqua and Sykes providing key plays for Humboldt. The Waterloo line and passing attack dominated the third and fourth quarters, sealing the win as Humboldt battled hard but fell short.
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Waterloo Athletic Club
Humboldt Region
Cedar River
Waterloo
Humboldt
Bob Nauman
Jaqus
Seger
Jaqua
Sykes
University of Iowa
Olson
Boik
Jousfy
Humboldt Legionnaires
Dean Burly
Rinby
Miller
Seidler
Stubbs
C. Leonard
Ner
Fiumboldt
Jaguar
Ich
O’connor
Colmnt
Naiman
Osage Triumphs Over Nashua 19-0 in Weekend Showdown
Osage High School defeated Nashua High 19 to 0 on Saturday with two touchdowns and two dropkicks by Captain Erbe Hogan. Hogan, newly returned from military service, sparked the win while Nashua struggled to mount a comeback. Osage dominated at Clay and Nashua at Waterloo.
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Osage
Erbe Hogan
Nashua High
Harold Cuckoo’s Clockwork Calamity Ends in Asylum
A comic strip tale features Harold Cuckoo the faithful clockworker who loves his job. He misreads daylight saving shifts causing him to gain cuckoos and fall behind. Overwhelmed, Harold goes crazy and dies in an asylum, ending the household bedtime fable.
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Adwn
Johnuy
Harold
Waterbury
Doro
Associated Edictors
College and conference football scores from Saturday
Saturday results show Kansas 14 Ames 7 and Drake 41 Cornell 6 among many games. East and Midwest matchups include Chicago 9 Princeton 6, Harvard 71 Penn State 21, Ohio State 14 Michigan 0, Wisconsin 18 Illinois 6, and Minnesota 6 Indiana 0 with numerous 1–score or blowout outcomes across colleges and high schools.
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Ames
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Coe
Dubuque
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Wayne Normal
St. Ambrose
Quincy
Farnham
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High
Drake
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Chicago
Princeton
Yale
Aray
Detroit
Boston
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Springfield
Harvard
Penn State
Dartmouth
Columbia
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Lehigh
Rochester
Union
Siarvard Freshuien
Phillipe Obherst
Massachusetts
Aggies
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West Virgin
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Vene
Nebraska
Denver
Washburn
Baker
California
Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado Mines
Stanford
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Dakota Veres
Northern Normal
Haskell
Friends
Tix Oyene
Mississippi Iretown
Holy Cross
Arkansas
Hips
Hall
Swarthmore
College High Beats Webster City in Cedar Falls Game
College High of Cedar Falls defeated Webster City on October 24. Starbuck scored both College High touchdowns as the offense dominated the game.
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Webster
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Hunting Licenses Increase Across Seven States
State labels report higher resident hunting license fees for the year. Increases range from 20 cents to 2.50, with Washington, Massachusetts and Minnesota each adding 1 to the former tax. Montana and Oregon 50 cents. Resident sportsmen now pay 7.300 in Washington, 5 in Oregon, 4 in Minnesota, 2 in Montana and Massachusetts, and 1.25 in Vermont. New Jersey ties to 1.65 beginning January 1.
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Minnesota
Montana
Oregon
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New Jersey
East High defeats Iowa Falls 13 to 7 in tight showdown
Iowa Falls falls behind after two early Waterloo East touchdowns and mounting miscues. Beach sparks a late push with a 30 yard pass to Beach that falls incomplete, while Dooley and Butterwick power East High’s win.
Chicago Crushes Princeton in Key East Intersectional
Chicago's victory over Princeton stands as the season's notable upset in the East as Stagg's eleven impressed critics with smooth, all around play. The piece notes Princeton's injury absences and surveys standings among Harvard Yale Cornell and others with scoring totals and upcoming matchups.
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Chicago
Princeton
Tigers
Laurie
Garrity
Stagg
Jsacen
Harvard
Penn State
Crimson
Washington
Jeterseen
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Yale
Cornell
Peon
Georgetown
Cornel
Dobie
Fordham
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Columbus
Minnesota
Tilden Defeats Richards in Charity Tennis Match
William Tilden, national singles tennis champion, defeated Vincent Richards in a match at Ardsley-on-Hudson yesterday. The event, organized by the committee for devastated France, raised funds for relief efforts for France.
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Tilden
Richards
United Press
New York
William Tilden
Vincent Richards
Ardsley-on-the
Missouri Valley football surprises shake up standings
Kansas Jayhawkers and Kansas Aggies upset Ames and Missouri 14 to 7 and 7 to 5 as Oklahoma beats Washington 28 to 0. Nebraska eyes Notre Dame. upcoming conference games map Lincoln and Lawrence clashes and Drake at Missouri.
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Associated Press
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Kansas University Jayhawkers
Kansas Aggies
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Washington University of St. Louis
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Washington
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Nebraska
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Hawkeyes Prep for Purdue in Lafayette Clash
Iowa coaches Howard Jones and James N. Ashmore drill the team for the Purdue game at Lafayette Indiana. Locke the fullback is hurt and may miss the contest leaving Anderson to step in while freshmen learn Purdue tactics from the veterans. The Old Gold also eye key games against Minnesota and Indiana later in November.
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Lafayette
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Iowa
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Armistice Day Motorcycle Races Planned in Cedar Falls
The Waterloo Motorcycle club has leased the Cedar Valley fair grounds for Armistice Day events. An afternoon program will include auto and motorcycle races and a possible gridiron game between Techers College High and Cedar Falls High.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Motorcycle Club
Cedar Valley Fair
Techers College High
Cedar Falls High
Columbia Football Captains Revive Old Traditions
A historic revival at Columbia University signals a return to tradition after years of weak football teams. Buck O’Neill, hired in 1920, laid the groundwork for a rebuilding effort with leaders like captain Frank Seo. With a strong line and improved strength, Columbia aims to restore its football prestige.
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Yale
Harvard
Ixiows
New York
Buck O'Neill
O'Neil
Frank
O'Neill
Coad
Coed
Bigis
Cedar Falls Tigers Triumph Over New Hampton
Cedar Falls under Coach Loyal Thomas pressed advantage late, scoring twice after halftime to defeat New Hampton 14 to 0. Christofferson led Cedar Falls with two touchdowns, Bailey kicked both extra points, Vanderveer and teammates supported the win while New Hampton, outweighed yet tenacious, managed only a single strong drive.
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Loyal
Thomas
Cedar Falls
New Hampton
Christofferson
Bryant
Tigers
Bailey
Vanderveer
Finch
Fox
Cart
Hutchinson
Coffin
Knight
Seley
Greten
Seller
Brytant
Ames
Bender
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McKinstry
Paris man leads marksmen in trapshoot singles
New York reports averages from the American Trap Shooting Association show Art Risser of Paris Illinois leading singles with a 2 104 of 2 150 target break and BE Woodward of Houston Texas pacing doubles with 559 hits in 310 pairs. final 1922 season figures to be announced in January.
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New York
American Trapshooting Association
Art Risser
Paris
Til
BE. F. Woodware
Houston
Tex
Risser
Sian
Woodward
Shell Rock Wins In Horseshoe Game
Shell Rock and Grundy Center teams met in a horseshoe contest in Shell Rock Iowa on October 24. Shell Rock won the first game 50 to 38 and the second 50 to 26, taking both the second and third games and leading in ringers thrown. Players included Frank Hansen and Frank Daniel for Shell Rock with Gay Smith and Solon Smith. Grundy Center featured Frank Calloway Arthur Broderick James Pepperman and Byron Hahn.
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Shell Rock
Grundy Center
Frank Hansen
Frank Daniel
Gay Smith
Solon Smith
Frank Calloway
aArthur Broderick
James Pepperman J
Byron Hahn
Miller Huggins Improves After Illness
Miller Huggins, manager of the New York American League champions, is expected to resume his trip to Cincinnati in a few days. He was driven to Utica from an illness that forced him to bed last week after a tonsillar attack.
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Utica
N. Y
Miller Hugging
Cincinnati
Boone High Defeats Sioux City 21 to 14 in Iowa Clash
Boone Iowa defeated Sioux City 21 to 14 at home, with Barney Holst scoring two early touchdowns and a third after a Sioux City fumble. Sioux City mounted a second half rally behind Kutsch, adding two touchdowns, but Boone held on. Cedar Rapids beat Spirit Lake 26 to 9 as Krinzer scored in the second quarter and Cedar Rapids added another through a forward pass.
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Sioux City
Boone High
Barney Holst
Sioux City Eleven
Boone High School
Altho
Holst
Helst
Kutsch
Cunningham
Mowery
Lamb
Twins
Adamson
Rapids
Spirit Lake
Cedar Rapids
Krinzer
Notice to East Side gas and electric bill payers
East Side consumers must pay bills by October 25 at 10 PM to avoid delinquent penalties. Payments accepted at Wangler Bros Drug Co Crowther and Newbauer Confectionery 1201 4th or at the Company's office.
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East Side
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Crowther & Newbauer Confectionery
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