Cedar Falls Tops East High In Muddy Iowa Clash 13 12
Cedar Falls overcame East High in a muddy Briar Field clash by a 13 to 12 margin. Andreasen powered the Tigers with repeated runs in the second half and kicked the deciding extra point after Cedar Falls recovered from a slow start. East High’s Parkin Stewart and Gindt starred for East, but Cedar Falls’ fourth quarter surge clinched the win.
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Willard Eyes Big Move Into Movie Business
Tex Rickard reports former champion Jess Willard plans a major entry into films as a producer magnate rather than an actor. He offers to invest a quarter of a million dollars and expects to place top stars and big productions in the American market within a year. Willard’s show-business interest follows past circus ventures and rival promoters note his growing knowledge of cinema.
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Ohio State Defeats Michigan 43 to 3 in 16-Year Rivalry Victory
Ohio State, ranked strong, dominated Michigan 43 to 3 in Ann Arbor. The Buckeyes, coached by Tack Wilson, overwhelmed the Wolverines with a relentless line, shut down forward passing, and forced key injuries including Harold Rye's broken leg, leaving Michigan eliminated from the western conference title chase.
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Maroons Star Player Shines Before Injury Ends Role
A Maroons star dominated scoring before suffering an injury in the final period. Coren Stagg deployed reserves late, with listed lineup featuring Hig ging Swenson Segeman Talladay Graham Elton Cole Yanivel Northwestern Hernard Miller Wihederquist Kieght Penter miller Wiehe Lane Gordon Scott Townley Referee Robinson and others from Dartmouth and related teams.
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West High Grid Team Aims for State Title Amid Stiff Stretch
West high gridiron coaches push for peak form as the Old Rose and Black chase the state title with four games left after a 4-0 start. Dubuque, Cedar Rapids forthcoming clashes threaten, with emphasis on stronger interference and a longer punt. Doc Miller’s kicking also targeted to extend yardage.
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Iowa State and Kansas Play Scoreless Tie in Mud
Iowa State College and Kansas battled to a scoreless tie on a muddy field. Strong defense and repeated punting marked the game as Kansas threatened near Ames' goal three times but was stopped on downs. An early fumble and failed field goal attempts capped a tense, error prone afternoon.
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O Dowd to Meet Gibbons in November Fight
St Paul boxers Mike O Dowd and Mike Gibbons were matched for a ten round no decision bout on November 21 in St Paul. O Dowd to receive 15000 dollars and Gibbons 35 percent of receipts. the pairing marks their first meeting.
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Carleton Fades as Coe College Triumphs 24–0
Coe College dominates Carleton at Cedar Rapids with two safeties in the first half and three later touchdowns. Key plays include Rogers’ wild heave for a safety and Cowles fumbling for Carleton on the 30-yard line, while Franks and H. Kremers score for Coe with Meyers and Hill adding after touchdowns.
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Washington U Defeats Grinnell College 3 to 0
Washington University opened scoring in the first quarter with a touchdown and added another in the second to beat Grinnell College 3 to 0. Nashua high forfeits with Waverly, 0 to 0, on a delayed decision. Hampton high upsets Mason City 7 to 2 with a 50 yard run by Leitackla McCormick after a fumbled punt.
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College football scores from coast to plains
A mixed tally shows Ames 0 Kansas 4. Iowa 3 Minnesota 6. Cornell 14 Parsons 0. Washington 13 Grinnell 0. Coe 24 Carleton 0. Yankton 62 Wayne 0. Wisconsin 14. Tinois 10 Ohio State 13. Michigan 3. Michigan Aggies 21 Depauw 0. Utah Aggies 13 Montana 6. Creighton 0 Marquette 0. Oklahoma 7 Nebraska 7. Utah 10 Idaho 0. Rolla Mines 4 St. Louis 21. Chicago 41 Northwestern 0. Colorado 14 Colorado College 14. Washington State College 14. California 0 Stanford 14. Oregon Agricultural College 0. North Dakota 7 Fargo College. North Dakota Aggies 0 South Dakota State 0. Hamline 14 St. Olaf 6. MacAlester 9 St. Olaf 6. Ripon 14 Beloit 6. Knox 4 Illinois College 6. Ohio University 19 Kenyon 7. Marietta 34 Muskingum 6. University of Washington 120 Whiteman College 0. Kansas Aggies 13 Hays Normal 0. Franklin and Marshall 16 Dickinson. Nevada 132 College of the Pacific 0. Bart Amherst 7.
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WAS PERFECT IN NAME BUT NOT IN NATURE
Harlan Iowa October 27 Floyd Perfect a Harlan youth, with James Watson, was sentenced to Anamosa state prison for automobile theft in Creston after pleading guilty. They were arrested at Bethany Missouri.
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