Tutors Drill For Luther Tilt After Penn Win
Tutor football coachs push hard practice after beating Penn college Quakers to extend conference lead. Injuries trouble Fritzel but most sidelined players near return. McCuskey and Shutt Ravelin Burkheiser back, Luther game next Friday on Tutor athletic field. Luther beat by St Ambrose 13 to 11. Iowa Wesleyan beat St Ambrose 9 0. focus on defense against passes and improving extra point kicking. Man Whitford studies Luther plays to prepare his freshman squad for scrimmage.
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Courter
Cedar’ Falls
Penn College Quakers
Luther College
Penn
McCuskey
Fritzel
Seerwice
Shutt
Ravelin
Burkheiser
St. Ambrose
Luther
St. Ambrose College
Iowa Wesleyan
Paul Bender
Bendex
Man Whitford
Ingwersen Makes Numerous Shifts in Iowa Lineup
Iowa coach announces many lineup changes after a 38 to 0 loss to Minnesota. Chatterton moves to center, Brown is benched, Lauer alternates with O Neal at quarterback, Myers shifts to guard, and Robert’s spot is filled. Focus shifts to Illinois game prep as Denver looms with three wins in four starts.
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Town City
Iowa
Gophers
Chatterton
Brown
Lauer
O’neal
Myers
Robert
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Denver
Minnesota
Colorado Mines
On the sidelines in college football practice
This roundup covers practice notes from Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Purdue, Ohio State, Chicago, and Northwestern. It notes defensive focus against formations, injuries, rest days, and upcoming games with Illinois, Harvard, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Chicago, Missouri, and Ohio State.
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Champaign
Michigan
University of Ilinois
Illinois
Northwestern
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Harvard
Minneapolis
Minn
Town
Minnesota
Doc’ Spears
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Laverne Taylor
South Bend
Georgia Tech
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Irish
Madison
Wis
Badgers
Gilen Thistlethwaite
Badger
Lafayette
Purdue
Burt Dreyer
Columbus
Ohio
Byron Eby
Chicago
Alonzo Stagg
Ohio State
Vincent Libby
Malcolm Proudfoot
Evanston
Twitneils
Worthwestern
Missouri
Dick Hanky
Rockne
Ramblers
John Niemic
Golden Tornado
Phelan
Crimson
Cambridge
Fragmented Harsh Fragments From A Newspaper Page
A garbled collection of quips and fragments from a newspaper page comments on headlines poetry and writing. It includes mock lines about a Harvard professor and misattributed verse, plus notes on a Minnesota Iowa game and a New York office space cost.
Bearcat Wright and Bill Tate Clash for Colored Title
Promoter Frankie Whitney announced a Cedar Rapids boxing card on November 4 featuring Bearcat Wright and Bill Tate to decide the colored heavyweight championship. Tate cites his win over Harry Wills as claim to the crown, while Wright points to a knockout streak and victories over Bob Lawson. Whitney plans a Waterloo stop to showcase Tate’s case ahead of the Cedar Rapids bout.
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Bearcat Wright
Bill Tate
Bill. Tate
Frankie Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Whitney
Tate
Harry Wills
Tiger Flowers
Bob Lawson
Jack Johnson
Waterloo
Fights Last Night Across Cities Featured Notable Boxing Wins
The Associated Press reports results from streams of bouts: Canzoneri defeated Dundee in Brooklyn. Peretti outpointed Bur tone in New York. Schwartz beat Erickson in Baltimore. Wallace defeated Murphy in Philadelphia. Blutman KO'd Corbett in Philadelphia. To bias outpointed Flores in New York. Haystack defeated Herman in Scranton. Levin sky KO'd Jackson in North Bergen. Mueller beat Goodrich in Buffalo. Goldstein and Crowley drew in Pittsburgh. Young Sailor outpointed Esterbrook in Charlerot. Garcia defeated Silvers by TKO in Baltimore. Nevo defeated Gillis in Trenton. Deamer outpointed Spagnolla in Berghim. Bross KO'd Heineman in Janesville. Paris and Knowles draw in Rockford. Mandell KO'd Monte in Tulsa.
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Associated Press
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Johnny Dundee
Lew Perfetti
Vic Bur- Tone
Benny Schwartz
Baltimore
Johnny Erickson
Andy Martin
Boston
Henry de Wenker
France
Philadelphia
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Tommy Murphy
Trenton
N. Y
Harry Blutman
al Corbett
Phil Tobias
Jimmy Flores
Philippines
Scranton
Johnny Haystack
Binghampton
Tillie
Kid) Herman
North Bergen
N. J
Battling Levinsky
Ted Jackson
Ohio Negro
Buffalo
Freddiec Mueller
Bufalo
Jimmy Goodrich
Pittsburgh
Phil Goldstein
Tommy Crowley
Sailor
Charerot
Teddy Esterbrook
Niles
Bobby Garcia
Marty Silvers
Peta Nevo
Hubert Gillis
Belgium
Charlie Deamer
Berghim
Carmen Spagnolla
Italy
Janesville
Wis
Pete Bross
Rockford
Jack Heineman
Milwaukee
Sammy Paris
Billy Knowles
Chicago
Drew
Tulsa
Oklaw
Sammy Mandell
Wildcat Monte
Drumright
Okla
Keeler recalls great golf by Mrs Fraser in memory lane
Keeler reflects on the 1916 to 1920 era of women’s golf highlighting Alexa Stirling Fraser’s comeback at Cherry Valley. The piece recalls an intense Mayfield and Belmont Spring era semifinal where Fraser faced Vanderbeck, and recalls a famous 1920 Mayfield match where Alexa and Vanderbeck traded holes amid dramatic putting.
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C. B. Keeler
Associated Press
Cherry Valley
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Alexa
Stewart Maiden
Glenna
Collett
French Demoiselle
Simone Thion de la Chaume
Mile
Thion
Miriam Burns
Horn
Mayfield
Belmont Spring
Vanderbeck
Mrs. Vanderbeck
Link Potts
Bob Harlow
Harlow
Baker Favored To Win In 10 Round Fight
San Francisco October 1953 Sergeant Sammy Baker the New York welterweight is a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Jimmy Duffy Oakland in a scheduled 10 round fight tonight. Baker is ranked and expected to dominate the bout at the local arena.
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Baker
San Francisco
Cal
Sammy Baker
New York
Jimmy Duffy
Oakland
Five of Ten Grid-Guess Games Include Rematches
Five of ten games on this week’s Courier Grid Guess involve teams that met last year. Scores from those rematches hint at this year’s outcomes. Last year Ames defeated Kansas Aggies 3 to 2, Ohio State beat Chicago 18 to 0, Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech 12 to 0, Michigan defeated Illinois 13 to 0, Minnesota beat Wisconsin 16 to 10. Prizes total 10 dollars, ranging from 5 to 1. What is your judgment for this Saturday’s grid-card.
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Courier
Ames
Kansas Aggies
Ohio State
Chicago
Notre Dame
Geor
Gia Tech
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Courier Grid Guess Ballot for Saturday Football Scores
A reader submits a 10 game score forecast covering Ames Nebraska Northwestern Missouri Ohio State Chicago Iowa Illinois Harvard Minnesota Pennsylvania Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Navy. The ballot must reach the Courier Grid-Guess Editor by 1 p.m. Saturday October 29 to be eligible for prize money.
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Courier
L P
Four undefeated teams set for Big Ten week
Four Western Conference leaders Minnesota Chicago Michigan and Illinois head into weekend matchups with Big Ten foes. Michigan seeks its fifth straight win over Illinois while Illinois aims to halt Michigan's scoreless run this year as Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio State also gear up for key battles.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Urbana
Illini
Red Grange
Iowa State
Glenn” Thistlethwaite
Iowa
Gophers
Badgers
Hanley
Northwestern
Wildcats
Missouri
Mare Island
Washington State
Tiny Lewis
Waldo Tisher
Stagg
Penn
Libbey
Proudfoot
Buckeye
Byron Eby
Wilce
Young
Capt. Meyers
Palm Tippy the swimming wonder wins hero medals
Five year old Palm Tippy, a swimming prodigy and double hero medal recipient, rescued a baby and a larger boy. Born on a Mississippi houseboat, he learned to swim early, read by age three, and entered Florida school at four. His father runs a Lake Lure beach, making Palm a tourist favorite.
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Asheville
N. C
Palm Tippy
Palm
Mississippi
Florida
Lake Lure
East High bets on tough Oelwein test Friday
East High expects a stiff battle at Oelwein Friday as Coach Midge Makeever drills the team after a week of practice. The Orangemen, coming off Marshalltown, face a traditional rival in tough conditions with no major lineup changes planned.
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Midge Makeever
East High
To .Oelwein
Oelwein
Orangemen
Marshalltown
Bell
Schammel
Garrison
Diekman
Steeves
Altho Ellis
Thore
Scroggy
Oberhauser
Christians
West High
Charles City
Hanley to Coach All Star Eastern Football Outfit
Dick Hanley Northwestern University football coach will lead the Eastern stars against an All Star Western squad in San Francisco on December 26, announced today.
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Hanley
San Francisco
Cal
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Golf as Champions Play It
Instructional note from Joe Turnesa on golf swing technique. Describes stance with left foot forward and weight on right, start with left hand and shoulder, swing to top of right shoulder, then pivot through with left side, finish with weight on left foot for greater distance. References Turnesa as runner up in 1926 and Open Champion 1927.
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Joe Turnesa
Shreveport
Sacramento
Stecher Retains World Heavyweight Title in New York Bout
Joe Stecher defended his heavyweight wrestling title in New York, defeating Farmer Browning of Wichita, Kansas after 52 minutes of action. The bout extended past its scheduled finish, leaving Stecher still recognized as the world champion in New York State.
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New York
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Farmer Browning
Wichita
Kan
Younger fighter defeats Dundee in 13 round mix
New York Oct 25 Johnny Dundee exits the spotlight after a 13 round loss to Tony Canzoneri in Madison Square Garden. Dundee, dropping to 126 pounds, fought hard but Canzoneri claimed the featherweight title. The bout drew mixed reactions as both boxers left the ring to a subdued reception.
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Dundee
New York
Johnny Dundee
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
John
Madison, Square Garden
Gene Criqui
Johnny
Dee
National Boxing © ‘Association
New York: State’, Ath Commission
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Canzoneri
Tony
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Pulitzer
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S.J. M
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Mrs. Fraser
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Nebraska
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TECH
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Delwein
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Wm. Penn
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