Iowa seeks late dates for key opponents in 1920 football schedule
Iowa to overhaul its 1920 football slate aiming to push Chicago and Minnesota to late dates while keeping Northwestern and Drake games in place. Proposals include opening with Ames, then Northwestern, Iowa State, and ending with Nebraska, with Minnesota as a closing rivalry.
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Jews City
Iowa
Lawkeyes
Chicago
Minnesota
Maroons
Wisconsin
Starz
Ames
Carnell
Drake
Cornell
Northwestern
Iinals
Hawkeyes
Nebraska
Kellogg
Iowa Football Faces Profit via Upcoming Home Schedule
Iowa Town officials project strong profits from football attendance and gate receipts. Manager Keiloge and his staff anticipate crowds near 8 000 to 9 097 for total attendance, with gate receipts around nine dollars per head. The charted schedule includes games with Chicago, Ames, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Evanston, aiming to maximize revenue for the athletic program.
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Town City
Det
NS. A. Katloges
Gome
Aneger Keiloge
Sasson
Cornell Pames
Chicago
Sa Hwestern
Evanston
Hoever
Amos
Anes
Nebraska
Minnesota
Tas
Athletic Board
Tmhoney
Egan Relates Boner Pulled at Muscatine
Ned Egan returns to St Paul winter quarters and recalls a boner in the Central association at Muscatine. Watersoa was on first with Wetaell at bat. Sours hit a questionable play that amused the circuit for days.
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St. Paul
Central Association
Ned Egan
Watersoa
Muscatine
Wetaell
Stull and Corick Feud Sparks Pro Wrestling Allegations
The article notes a dispute over player McGee's club allegiance. Evidence suggests Keokuk owned his rights, not Topeka, with an option to Topeka expiring August 20. The case goes to Secretary Farrell of the national association, though locals view it as much ado about nothing.
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Uchiak
Mena
Keokuk
Justice
MeGee
Ned Egan
Popeka
Stows McGee
Topeka
Farrell
National Association
Altho
Town Falls Inaugural At HIRE School Athletic Drive
Students at the HIRE school inaugurated a labor drive last Thursday to raise funds for athletic purposes. About $189 was collected and turned over to the athletic council for use in debate materials football paraphernalia and general debts of the school.
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Town Falls
Minghs Request to Retain Players Denied by Commission
The national association committee chaired by Garry Meren refused a request from Mol Duss to permit two lower class clubs in Classes C and D to retain players sold to higher leagues at season end. The commission cited uniform applicability, potential title clouding, and anti collusion concerns as reasons for denial, noting the move would hinder player advancement and raise ownership disputes.
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Dussties
Coalasseciaeion
Une
Toe C
Delenses
Suilerons Jilayers Sud
Curnea
Justice
Garry Mere Tanan
Juss.ire
Tives
Michigan Football Team Prepares for Harvard Test at Cambridge
University of Michigan coaches announce final practice at Auburndale before traveling to Cambridge Friday noon. Twenty four players report as Yost aims to outperform Harvard despite Jdughitt Splawn and Galtin injury concerns.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Auburbdale
Mann
Hart Yard
Cambridge
Twants
Cavad
Jose
Yost
Harvard
Jdughitt
Splawn
Galtin
Bresnahan Holds Back On Federal League Offer
Chicago Oct. 29 Roger Bresnahan catcher for the Chicago National club said terms from the Brooklyn Federal club were satisfactory but he had not signed and might delay for several days. He and Bill Armour discussed buying an association club and rumors tied them to moving Cleveland to Toledo.
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Chicago
Altho
Brooklyn
Roger Bresnahan
Federals
Bill Armour
Kansas City American Association
Bresnahan
Tolesin
Armour
Toledo
Cleveland Association
Funeral of Sidney H. Curtis Held at Waverly
The funeral for Sidney H. Curtis was held at his East Water Street home with Rev. Lang of the M E Church and Rev. DeWitt Clinton officiating. Masons conducted the service and burial took place in Harrington Cemetery. Out of town relatives included Mrs. Charles T. Curtis of Detroit and Claude C. Curtis of Chicago.
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Detroit
Claude C. Curtis
Ghilcago
George and
Ezta Curtis
Spirit, Lake
Carl Couse
Tripoli
Dick Batterman
Rebekahy
Boehmler
Mercy Hospite
Lida Gronin
Carey
Ald
Hunters Going North Ducks Fly Southward
Theobald Oct 29 reports winter beginning as freezing water and crisp air drive wild fowl south. Hunters move north to northern resorts where sloughs and lakes offer stopping points. Minnesota reports good sport this fall due to grain fields being left bare from flooded ground. Northern birds expected to arrive in coming weeks for duck and prairie chicken hunting.
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Theboldt
Minnesota
Potatoes Plentiful on East Dubuque Market
On October 29 East Dubuque reports plentiful potatoes selling at 35 cents per bushel. Farmers note a larger crop this year with substantial daily shipments. Card of thanks from the Turner family and others expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after their mother’s death.
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Dubuque
East Dubuque
Fred
George and
Melvin Turner
Daisy Ratcliff
Opal Downs
Vinton Church Reorganizes Swisher to Chattanooga Pastor
Reverend L A Swisher, pastor at Vinton Methodist Church, is appointed by Bishop Hamilton to lead the First Methodist Church in Chattanooga Tennessee. The Vinton church releases him, noting his strong service record and a salary increase for the new post.
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Berry
Vinton
Mary McMahon
Adam Knupp
Eden Township
Wah
Christian Church
Urbana
Kansas City
Mr. Woodwill
Waterloo bills Broadway stars for weekend shows
The Waterloo offers George M. Cohan’s Forty-One Minutes from Broadway with Corrine as Mary and Bernard Riggs as Kid Burns on Saturday. The Wolf scene and a Raymond Hitchcock engagement follow with matinee and night shows. Indian troops officers include three native princes each worth over $20,000,000.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
the Waterloo
Navy
Anystage
Dr Frank T Hartman Office Hours Ad
Black's Building listing shows office hours 11 to 12 m and 5 p m daily with Sunday 11 am to 1 pm and Saturday evening 7 to 9. Office phone 421 and residence 521 provide contact details.
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Black's
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