Waterloos high school scrimmage prep and league plans
Intensive practice returns Monday at Waterloo high schools with coaches Mukseve and Sarff. Charles City visits Friday. East High travels to Cedar Rapids Saturday for Grant High, while West High tones up with a first team scrimmage. East High injury updates and new ends Dawson Hackett join Makeover’s drive as league play approaches. Bowling league at White side begins Nov 123 with eight teams and $114 prize pool, new entrants W C F and Stover White Elwell, plus local sponsors.
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West High
Sarit
Charles City
Altho Harker
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Pett
Rohit al
Glds
Hardinger
Ewards
Los
Sue
Emmetsburg
North Town
East Cripples
East High
Makeover
Grant Kich
Gothersome
Kilner
Conrad
Rose
Diekman
Akeever
Dawson
Hackett
Schammel
Whiteside
W., C. F. & and Stover, White & Elwell, Public Accountants
Courier
Corey's Restaurant
Repass Automobile Company
Army Yale Go Is Big Event in East Today
New York Oct 30 Powerful football title hopes drew large crowds in the East. Army Yale tickets fetched 20 dollars, seats sold out at 78 000, with around 55 000 expected at the Cornell Columbia clash. Other notable games included Michigan at Baltimore against Navy and Princeton over Swarthmore with mixed forecasts and lineup doubts.
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New York
New Haven
Sindefeated
Army
Yale
Pals
Cornell-Columbia
Washington
Philadelphia
Michigan
Baltimore
Navy
Yale Army
Jefferson
Cry Richards
Noble
Rhiine
Shapley
Brown
Dartmouth
Odds Are Even on Ames Husker Wilt
Lincoln Neb Oct 40 UP A overcast sky and a dry field set the scene for Iowa State to meet the University of Nebraska this afternoon with regulars missing. Ames plans its strongest starting lineup of the season to challenge the Cornhuskers and rebound after last week’s loss to Missouri.
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Lincoln
Neb
Iowa State
University of Nebnagha
Cornhuskers
Ames
Towans
Thuskers
Missouri
Missouri Figures In Sectional Mix Today
Morgantown West Virginia Ort 40 Unbeaten Missouri and West Virginia meet in a pivotal intersectional clash here today Four college squads Bethany Waynesburg Branddus and Fairmont and fifty high schools from West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ontario attend as guests of West Virginia Gridiron fans travel from near and far to witness the contests regarded as the most important game ever played in this state
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Missouri
Bethany
Waynesburg
Branddus
Fairmont
West Relnia
Fennarvivanta
Onto
Football parades mix with big national matchups
Chicago news notes six major games as Michigan meets Navy and Notre Dame faces Georgia Tech while Illinois tests Penn State. Michigan risks a second straight Big Ten title with a rare intersectional tilt, Ohio State draws 60,000 at State Field, Northwestern eases past Indiana, and Missouri Valley clashes feature Drake at Kansas and Nebraska at Lincoln amid scattered conference action.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Missouri
Navy
Notre Dame
Wolverines
South Bend
Ilinois
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Madison
Lincoln
Oklahoma
1926 Bad Year for Rifle and Pistol Champs
Washington reports a poor year for shooting champions as National Rifle Association announces no authorized championship matches. Sam Melvin and Set Mercria Fisher lose titles. Dewar trophy falls to Britain. R. H. McGarity and H. F. Wood miss honors. Charles E. Aleks wins pistol crown amid scattered regional scores suggesting shuffled crowns in 1926.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Sam
St. Gall
Switzerland
Mercria Fisher
U.S. Marine Corps
R. H. McGarity
Wool
New Haven
Ena
Seagirt N. J
John W. Hession
New York
Jerry Hilborn
New Yorks
HF. Wood
Garity
Tresslan
Harry Russ
Wilkes-Barre
Charles E. Aleks
Piqua
Iowa State Names 12-Member Football Coaching Staff
The 12 member Iowa State football coaching staff includes six newcomers to the Cardinal and Gold program. George Nelson is trainer, John Rusmess coaches freshmen, Bil Chandler and Al Wheeler lead backfield and yearling squads, Harry Schmidt and Noel Workman hold varsity roles, Frank Honaker and Earl Peckinpaugh coach reserves and line, Bugs Firkins and Jim Hardwick head yearling and freshman coaching, with Dr. Harry McPhee as medical adviser and Athletic Director Metcalf an Oberlin graduate.
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Iowa State
Nelson
Chandler
Wheeler
Schmidt
Workman
Honaker
Peckinpaush
Firkins
Hardwick
McPhee
T. XS. Metesh
George Nelson
Grinnell
John Rusmess
Bil Chandler
Wisconsin
al Wheeler
Oberlin
Harry Schmidt
Noel “Deper’ Workman
Ohio State
Frank Honaker
Earl Peckin- Jaugh
Diana
Bugs" Firkins
Yester
Jim Hardwick
Vanderbilt
Harry R. McPhee
Metcalf
Halloween pranks raise concern over youth behavior
Fragmented notes describe fears over vandalism arson and theft by youths during Halloween. Parents blame weakening supervision while authorities note rising stress on families and schools. A Chicago six day bicycle race ends abruptly with unclear cause and Michigan and Wisconsin references appear among disjointed lines.
Drake and Kansas Seek Valley Win
Drake and Kansas prepare for a Missouri Valley Conference clash at Drake Stadium during homecoming. Both teams, with two losses, aim to boost their standing as weather is clear and temperatures are mild for the desertion of practice and signal drills.
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Kansas
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Kansas Jayhawks
Drake Tbuil Tings
Drake Stadium
Drake University
Altho
Jayhawks
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Kood Conden
Wesleyan Nips Culver Stockton In Canton Contest
Canton Missouri October 30 The Toawa Wesleyan team impressed with swift backfield play as B Town V Wesleyan halfback scored four times, four kickoff returns? powering a 41 to 0 victory. End runs and solid defense aided Lockridge and Wisdefere in stifling Culver Stockton passes.
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Toawa Wesleyan
Canton
B. Town
Wesleya
Culver-Stockton
Hown
Lockridge
Wisdefere Pwerk
Hub King Proves McGraw's Bog in Madison Square Garden
New York boxing historians reported Ace Hudking, the so called Nebraska Wildest, defeating McGraw in a disputed decision at Madison Square Garden. Hudking dominated with jabs and body shots, finishing heavier at 139 12 pounds, while McGraw relied on uppercuts and slugging. A knockdown in the fourth and a draining finale left Hudking fresher as fans debated the rough tactics.
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New York
Tnsi
Ace
Nebraska
Phil
York
Detroit
Haudkins
Sterrin
Madison Square
Arden
McGraw
Aliha McGraw
McGrate
McGraaw
Bey
Wang
Aer
Stu
Ace Fesring McGhew
Fong
Toth Bors
Smeht
Erly
Tkins
TL Wa
West
Bie
Alee Hee
Manchester Eleven Defeats Anamosa 13 to 0 in Tilt
Manchester, Ort. 30 special edition reports Manchester's football eleven routed Anamosa 13 0 yesterday afternoon. The game featured frequent delays as Manchester inserted many substitutes and faced penalties for slow substitutions. Manchester dominated the second period with persistent charging plays and is poised for future Metarin battles to close the season.
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Manchester
Anniassa
Tite
Heme
Stiarthy
Och
Ravin Bean
Rockne
Willams
Mantehester
Anamosa
Manchester Chargers
Square-Toed Grid: Shoes May Cause Rule Change
New York article notes football kickers show unusual accuracy this season. Kenneth Strong of NYU highlights a square toed shoe that may aid kicks, with the right toe cut away for precision. If the trend continues, it could spark rules revision at winter sessions.
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New York
Kenneth Strong
Strong
Marshalltown baseball meeting set for financing club
An upcoming gathering of Marshalltown baseball fans aims to decide financing for the club in 1927. Delegates from Cedar Rapids, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and other areas are expected, with candidates discussed for the team’s management and future seasons.
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Marshalltown
Farhe Bails
Ansons
Littis
Asuceae Oto Pereyay
Rock Behind
Nicholson
Kenoshat
Wis
Qhie Pickering
Vincennes
Ind
George Orme
Indianapolis
Wisconsin and Ohio State May Resume Football Ties
Madison reports indicate after a six year gap Wisconsin and Ohio State may renew football relations. Athletic Directors L W St John and George Little favor a meeting to discuss a home and home schedule. Wisconsin’s Camp Randall stadium could host increased alumni and student attendance.
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Madison
Wis
Ohio State
Wisconsin
L. Wst. John
George &. Little
Chicago
St. John
Levis
Adger
Buckeye
A. A. Stags
Camp Randall
Badgers
Northwestern
Maroons
Crain Wins Singles Event of Net Meet at Peacock School
Harrieton Crain of Fayette won the Up men's fall tennis singles title at Upner Town university traming Kein Rawson, also of Fayette, 8-4 in the final. This marks Crain’s second straight singles title. Rawson and Galbreth of Plymouth won the doubles title, defeating Wrath of Fayette and Grays of Anoka 6-4 6-4. A girls singles and doubles tournament is under way.
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Peacock School
Fayette
Get
Harrieton Crain
Upner Town
Kein Rawson
Ruarson
Galbreth
Plymouth
Wrath of
Football Scores From State Colleges and Towns
A rush of scattered results shows multiple colleges and towns posting football scores. Highlights include Culver-Stockton 6, Davis and Cilerey 4, Millikin 6, Anamosa 0, Marion 7, Monticello 0, Manchester 33, Pella 6, Spencer 0, and many others across Iowa teams and universities with varied totals.
St Ambrose Triumphs 20 to 7 Over Upper Iowa in Iowa Clash
Davenport Ia Oct 30 Scoring in the first third and fourth quarters St Ambrose defeated Upper Iowa 20 to 7 in a hard fought game. Zuidmulder scored the opening touchdown and Naumann added the extra points with later scores from four and one yards. Dooley did the Peacock scoring in the second period and Dooley also kicked the extra point. The Peacock passing pressure failed to produce late in the game.
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St. Ambrose
Upper Town
Zuidmulder
Naumann
Guldmulder
Peacock
Dooley
Upper Iowa
Peacocks
Altho
Illinois
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Frosty Peters
Peters
Leit
Wisconsin
Kansas
Big Ten Briefs on Notre Dame Rockne Tactics in Football
Northwestern defies critics while Notre Dame, coached by Rockne, faces scrutiny over prudent use of plays and penalties. The piece notes Purdue’s Cotten Wilcox decoys and Koransky, Briner and Page at Indiana, plus field goal margins, as Big Ten teams test defenses and tactics.
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Associated Press
Northwestern
The
Purple
Netra Dame
Rockne
Page
Indiana
Briner
Butler College- Thru
Notre Dame
Elk Bowlers Open 1926 State Tuesday Evening
Waterloo Elks bowling league starts the 1926 season with matches on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Tuesday features teams led by IL EB OG meeting Jim Howard, Louis Hur Wich facing Jess Gnagg, and Thursday pairs Lommel Geary with Marsan Wilhelms. A new rule restricts bowlers to scheduled nights with alternates or a fixed 140 score if absent.
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Waterloo Elks
Jim Howard
Louis Hur Wich
Jess Gnagg
Lommel
Geary
Marsan
Wilhelms
Isvice
Towa and Arkansas Seek Legalized Boxing
In Topeka Kansas, Oct 30, Leslie B. Edmonds of the Kansas Athletic Commission says fans in Towa and Arkansas may urge their legislatures to enact boxing laws similar to Kansas. People advocating legalization have asked the commission to explain the administration of the Kansas boxing law. Edmonds notes that men in both towns view a successful law as transferable to their states.
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Kan
Towa
Arkansas
Kansas
Leslie B. Eamonds
Kansas Athletic Commission
Athletic Commissions
Edmonds
Town
La Porte City and Vinton Battle to Tie in Bitter Tilt
La Porte City and Vinton High fought to a 7 7 tie at La Porte City yesterday in a hard fought football clash. Vinton led briefly after a first half score, Haberrichter of La Porte caught a forward pass for a second half touchdown and dropkicked the extra point. The game ended with Vinton on the La Porte six inch line.
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LA Porte City
Vinton
Vinton High
la Porte Istacek
Altho
Haberrichter
la Porte
la Portes
Cedar Rapids Defeats Moline High 33 to 0
Cedar Rapids high school, coached by Bill Kelly, showcased championship form in an interstate game on Coe Field. The Tigers dominated Moline High with five touchdowns and three after touchdown runs, delivering a 33 to 0 victory in front of loyal fans.
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Cedar’ Rapids
Washington Hich
Cedar Rapids
Coeeld
Tigers
Bill Kelly
Capitan
Los Ramos Adopts Mild Smoke Aims At Inhaleable Cigar
An advertisement promotes a cigar brand claiming unusually mild and smooth inhalation. It uses playful, informal language urging smokers to try and ask for the product, suggesting accessibility and ease of use for novice buyers. The tone imitates a casual sales pitch from a historical newspaper page.
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LOS Ramos
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