Iowa and Ohio Will Draw 70,000 Crowd at Saturday Game
Attendance records for early season college football games show five matchups averaging near 40,000 spectators. Projections expect Harvard Dartmouth and Centre Pennsylvania sellouts, with Georgia Tech Notre Dame and Iowa vs Ohio State anticipated crowds around 60,000 to 70,000 at major venues.
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Mother of Dead Lad Urges Team to Carry On
Mrs. A D Faris mother of Roscoe Faris 17 died from intestinal injuries after a game with La Porte City tells Vinton high school players to continue the schedule. Fags fly at half mast and about one thousand classmates will attend Roscoe's funeral at the Presbyterian church with school dismissed.
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Miller Dons Uniform to Watch Hawkeyes in Practice
Iowa football continued preparations for Ohio State with a scrimmage where regulars scored three quick touchdowns while Fry and Yerkes shared quarterback duties and Graham played fullback in Parkin and Miller’s absence. Captain Miller wore a uniform, Hancock nears return, and Cap tain Miller wore his gear to observe. The ghost ball and an electric grid graph will relay Town Ohio game plays to fans.
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Fort Madison Seeks Charter in Mississippi Valley League
Fort Madison ia Oct 24 Fort Madison moves to gain a charter in the Mississippi Valley Baseball League Promoter Tom Hopewell says funds are secured to join maintain the club through 1924 and to rebuild the local ballpark A letter from M J Sexton last season promises Fort Madison a league place if maintenance funds are raised
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Ames Ranken Fifth At Reserve Officers Camp
Ames Iowa October 24 cadets from the Iowa State ROTC infantry unit who attended the summer camp at Fort Snelling Minnesota qualified as marksmen and shared posters in rifle and pistol competition. The Ames cadets ranked fifth among 27 schools represented in the camp according to Major Arthur Boettcher of the military department.
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O'Hagan and Walger Score Wins in New York Boxing Card
Timmy O'Hagan defeated Johnny Klesch in Albany while Kendy Walger the New York featherweight beat Billy De Foe in St Paul in twelve rounds. De Foe was warned twice by Referee Hatey for low blows before disqualification.
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Hawkeye Prospects for Fall Face Big Restock After Champions
University of Iowa football titles from the prior two seasons loom large as Howard Jones rebuilds the squad. Captain Glenn Miller leads a reshaped backfield with Parkin to support, while linemen Crasuski Griffen Starz Dauber Swaney Kris and McIntyre provide blocking heft. End men Plundeouk Otte show promise as Kern curb appeal, and the team braces for matchups with Illinois Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Northwestern and Purdue.
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Brissler Defeats Roberts In Striking Heavyweight Bout
Chariton Iowa October 24 Jakel Brissler of Linden Iowa overwhelms Juan Roberto of Spain in straight falls. First fall 42 50 to 6 40 second fall with a jackknife. Audience notes strong ballet numbers and scenic impre ssions. Tonight Shuffle Along all colored show comes to Waterloo. Crystal Theatre features Daley Lost and Sound and Stellar Saxophone Quintet.
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Spice of 1922 at Waterloo theatre awes crowd
The Spice of 1922 at Waterloo theatre featured El Brendell Flo Bert and Jack Trainor with ballet numbers songs and vaudeville acts. Notable entertainers included Brendell a Swede comedian and dancer Alice Ridner Georgis Price offered monologues and impressions. The show packed visual spectacle with 31 scenes and exotic buildup, though critics found it more visual than mentally taxing.
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Hoot Gibsom and Riinky Ridein Comedy at Palace
Universal comedy features Hoor Gibson in a wartime Far East style satire. Jyson Preys stars as a shavetail lieutenant with a cavalry unit on the border, delivering thrills and laughs amid clashes with smugglers and kidnappers.
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Lodme Night comedy show features local talent
Ragged preview notes a night of colored talent performing in a staged program titled Lodme Night. Lulu Marie Singtomatun Sisters headline afternoons with Jinja Jinzé Tiond as host. The New York scene is referenced, with behind the scenes roles by George Wide and others shaping scenes and music for a late show.
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