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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1923

Page

14

Nuss Meets Blue In Milwaukee Area Card At Waterloo

American Legion fixtures highlight a 10 round battle between Earl Nuss and Mike Gibbons stablemate Blue at Waterloo theatre next Friday. Nuss trained with Car men and Alexander while Blue, delayed by Knipp defeats, eyes a decisive victory. Promoters plan prelims and expect Gibbons to confirm presence Thursday.

Becker-Chapman American Legion Earl Clus Mike Gibbons Minneapolis St. Paul Jimmy Nuss Waterloo Theatre Nuss Thoro Boy Blue Des Moines Fritz Knipp Gibbons Knipp Sandman Blue We-Boys Knmp Wuss Speed Huntley Jimmy Wid Carmen Lou Bollinger Ralph Alexander California Pacific Coast Canada Prince of Wales Moose Jaw

Iowa Tops Ohio in sparkling tilt at Columbus

Iowa overpowers Ohio State 20 to 0 in a Big Ten clash at Ohio Stadium. The Hawkeyes dominate on both lines with Fry and Graham leading drives, scoring via field goal and two touchdowns. Fisher adds two extra points as Iowa seals its second conference win. Ohio’s defense collapses under heavy Hawkeye rushing and a steady aerial attack.

Ohio State Ollo Hawkeyes Thsolo Jowans Buckeyes Fry Graham Ohio Bains Ouarter Kriz Iona Workman Hancock Town Pry Iowa Wry Llowa Wisher Pas Warkman Heisher Ohe Dauber A _crisa‘cross Fisher Low Efry Towa Snyder Buckeye Otte Trowa Petcuit Inawa Zeifer Wilson Ceaster Fry Toxstix Tno Romey Van Buckeys Potcolt Bry Grahaim Scantlebury Nicholas Oberlin Beantlebury Workinin Risneuitlon Secantlebury Agate Conter Seantlebury Meher Work- Tinth Snyder le Wiison Zeller Atry Slankeyes H ' Johnstons Tancnck Scantiebury Adiad Workma Cunningham Zeiffer Wilgon Wendler Peteo Schirmer Thme Kio Francock Thry Craham Graham Pun Grahan Holling Work Hionaker Devoe Watts Gra Ham Honaker Flonaker Worlawan Wieher Petcatt Vile Hne Wendler Lowa Muhoer Workman I Une Martz Jutey Gorrel Wison Flace Watkins Schulis Weedler Gorrell Jaws Boydston Fisher Mantet Hawkeye Pase Shore Paes Gunningham FC Workman Wendner Johnston Worsman Otto Worksman Shirmer Garlson Onis State Shimmer Tee Scantlebury Boyaiston Hammary Seiffer Steel

Minnesota Holds Wisconsin to Tie

Madison Wis Oct 29 Minnesota and Wisconsin played a tight game at Camp Randall with a 0 to 0 tie. Minnesota’s forward pass attack puzzled Wisconsin while Taft’s superior kicking and punt exchanges kept the Badgers ahead in field position. Both teams remain unbeaten in the western conference and no clear championship claim emerges.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Minnesota Camp Randall Taft Badgers Bow

Luther Defeats Dubuque University Team 16-13

Luther edged Dubuque University 16 to 13 in a hard fought clash Saturday night. Orwell’s 15 yard drop kick sealed the win as Luther led 12 to 0 at halftime before Dubuque mounted a second half rally with a clever overhead offense and a late tying touchdown by Captain Ter after a long run. The finish unfolded largely in darkness.

Luther Dubuque University Dubuque Orwell Luther Callets University of Rougue Deiven Ter Graves

Pro Grid Results From Local Contests

Scores listed show varied outcomes with teams like Waterloo, Rock Island, Omaha, Chicago Bears, Buffalo, Chicago Cards, Dayton, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and others. Several entries appear garbled or partial, but indicate a slate of gridiron results and neighboring city matchups across different venues.

Waterloo Badkford Rock Island Omaha Chicago Bears Buffalo Chicago Cards Dayton Milwaukee St. Louis Duluth Inneapolis Tanton Akron Clinton Dixon Moline Indiano Des Moines Fonds

Heroes Of 1923 World Series Jumping Joe Dugan Tops List

Henry Farrell selects a star-studded lineup from the Yankees vs Giants World Series of 1923. Joe Dugan leads a parade of heroes including Frank Frisch Erin Ward Babe Ruth Joe Bush Heinie Groh Hob Meusel Casey Stengel and others recognized for brilliant fielding and clutch hitting across a six game series.

Henry &. Farrell United Press New York Yankees Giants Altho Joe Dugan Frank Frisch Erin Ward Babe Ruth Joe Bush Heinie Groh Hob Meusel Casey Stengel Dugan Heade Iist Groh Holy Cross Jony Eddie Collins Frisch Ford Jham T Frisch Baba Babe Muth Pep Young Ruth Helnia Grok Bush Miller Huggins Whitey Witt Necht Bob Meusel Stengel

Old Rose Faces Dubuque Friday In Big City Grid Clash

Waterloo fans will attend Friday’s football clash as Old Rose meets Dubuque High at West High field. The Red and Black aim to rebound from a 138 to 7 loss to Charles City, while Dubuque High, coached by Cecil Sarft, seeks a decisive victory. East High also prepares for Charles City in Friday’s slate as both towns pursue strong showings this season.

Waterloo Grid West High Dubuque High Dubuaus Charles City Atona Ralph Sarff Rose and Black Mason City Dubuque Cecil Sarft Ralph Iowa- Michigan East East High Novak Miller Huskies

Big Ten Briefs From A Halfway Point In Conference Race

Five unbeaten teams remain in the Big Ten as Illinois Chicago posted a 20 to 6 win over Purdue and 29 to 0 over Northwestern. Minnesota eyeing Northwestern, Michigan two undefeateds face Iowa. Iowa’s win over Ohio State keeps it near top. Notre Dame may face Purdue with surprising upsets possible.

Chicago Purdue Illini Northwestern Iowa Buckeyes Hawkeyes Notre Dame

Illinois 29 Northwestern 0 in Chicago clash

Illinois with Harold Grange starring for Wheaton in sensational play defeated Northwestern 29 to 0. Grange twice broke through to near the goal line and sprinted for a long score while the Illini showed better open play and stifled Northwestern near their own goal line in the third period.

Chicago Illinois Wheaton Harold Grange Northwestern Purple North Western Orange Grange Purple Am

Little Tutors and Cedar Falls High Clash on Nov 10

Cedar Falls fans anticipate a top fall game on November 10 as Cedar Falls High Tigers meet the Teachers College Little Tutors for the 1923 city championship. The Tigers beat Independence 26 to 0 while the Little Tutors won 20 to 12 at the local field, though fumbles near the goal line shaped the day. Unbiased fans expect a great exhibition in two weeks.

Cedar Falls Teachers College Tigers Cedar Falls High Independence Teachers College High Hampton Little Littles

Wolverines Rout Michigan Aggies 37 to 0 at Ferry Field

Ann Arbor Oct 29 Michigan defeated the Michigan Aggies 37 to 0 at Ferry Field in a game dominated by line plunges end runs and forward passes. Vick stood out in place of Steger as Michigan used reserves to show depth for next week’s Iowa City test.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Michigan Aggies Ferry Field Wolverines Aggies Vick Steger Iowa City Yost

Belden Hill Emerges as Favorite for Mississippi Valley League President

Belden Hill of Cedar Rapids has emerged as the leading candidate to become president of the Mississippi Valley League, succeeding M H Sexton. Waterloo’s William A Reed denies any candidacy and plans to attend the Dubuque league meeting while backing Hill. Ottumwa supports Hill, and Otomwa Courier notes owner Arthur E. "Gusty" Owens praises Hill's national baseball ties as ideal for league leadership.

Belden Fim Cedar Rapids Mississippi Valley League M. HH. Sexton Willam A. Reed Waterloo Reed Talas Iam Dubuque Bolden Ifill Ottumwa Hill Ottumwa Courier Witll Mississippi Valery League WW. Sexton Rosie Upland Itusty Owens Lown Belden All

Dartmouth Jumps to Forward Bank in Eastern Football

New York October 29. Dartmouth defeats Harvard, elevating the Crimson’s rival to the front rank of eastern elevens. Yale dominates Brown, Stanford trails Southern California, and Notre Dame Michigan Illinois Chicago Wisconsin lead the Midwest. Syracuse tops Springfield, West Virginia-Penn State tie. Penn State claims most honors.

Davis Walsh International News New York Cambridge Targa Crimson Harlward Dartmouth Harvard Yale Syracuse Cornell Penn State West Virginia Middle West West Centrea College Georgia Tech Pennsylvania Tigers Princeton Navy Notre Dame Springfield Lake Forest Bwlolt Nepruaka Mianouri Baldwin Wallace Ohio Northern Noeitelberg Muskingum Minnesota Wincensin Cantenis Dayton St. Olaf Carlstan Giustivus Adolphus Concordia Bent Dakota North Dakota Ag Hamline MacAlester St Thomas St Mary's Colonite Aggles Utah Aggles Eastern Tutnola Normal Indiana Tite Normal Oklahoma Okahoma Aggles Colorado Minas Wyoming Utah Brigham Young & Colorado Donver California Washington State Idaho Oregon Washington U College of Pugato Ganzata Montana Nevada Santa Clara Southern California Stanford T. Nebruaka Missouri St. Vincor Miliceno Southern Rose Poly Depauw Pranklin Hensselear Poly Stevens Marietta Kalamazoo Hanover Earlham IDAST Brown Wacvard Centro Johns Hopkins Waverford Third Army Corps Georgetown Tofts Middlebury A. Gates Bowdoin Ruttgers Lafayette Holy Cross Boston University Vermont New Hampshire Virginia Wesleyan Colgats Ohio Wesleyan Union Trinity Ettysburg Villa Nova Swarthmore Pranklin and Marshall Lehigh Muhlenberg Army Lebanon Valley

Drake Overwhelms Grinnell 41 to 9 in Iowa clash

Drake University smashed Grinnell 41 to 9 in Ta., Oct. 29. Enright, Cant, and Boelter starring as Drake built a 21-0 lead by halftime with three quick touchdowns. Boelter ran 65 yards to set up more scores, Orebaugh added three extra points, and Drake used substitutes late as the Bulldogs finished strong.

Grinnell Drake' S University Enright Boelter Drake Thrake

Saturday Football Scores Across Conferences

A scrambled, OCR style listing of college football results and scores from Drake, Grinnell, Knox, Ames, South Dakota, St Ambrose, Wisconsin Mines, Ohio State, Northwestern, Nebraska, Missouri Valley, North Central, and many others. Includes numerous 0s and single or double digit point tallies with broad geographic coverage across Iowa and neighboring states.

Stath Drake Grinnell Des Moines Crolghton Lows Ouke Knox Ld Coo Luthor Dubuque Ames Waslington Diagna Vinta Sorningwlds St. Ambrose Wisconsin Mines Uppar Town Fenn Mets Nonual Towa Whealey

Carnegie Tech Defeats University of Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on Saturday Carnegie Tech defeated the University of Pittsburgh for the first time in 20 years, winning decisively as Soren reverase led in a rout. Grinnell Harriers also claimed a win over Drake, while Georgia Tech added to its list of victims in a larger meet with strong crowd turnout.

Carnegie TECH University OF Pittsburgh Pittsburgh arnegiesTech University of Vitteburgh Soren South Bend Ind Grinnest Harriers Dame Georgia Tech Grinnell Atunlay Drake Sam Cartier Field

Missouri Holds Nebraska To 7-7 In Valley Clash

In Columbia Missouri and Nebraska battled to a 7 to 7 tie in a Missouri Valley Conference football game. The Tigers opened with a touchdown after Van Tyke blocked a kickoff and Nebraska answered when Captain Llewellan intercepted Whiteman and returned 50 yards for a score. Both teams missed extra points.

Columbia University of Missouri University of Nebraska Cornhuskers Nebraska van Tyke Wier Llewellan Whiterman Hoth Wees

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