Waterloo Hangs Fort Dodge On A Sour Apple Tree
Waterloo Des Moines area football clash at Cedar River park ends 27 to 7 in favor of Waterloo Athletic Club. Dean, Bragdon, and Seger score touchdowns with Bragdon kicking three goals after touchdowns. Fort Dodge fights back via Jenson to Kempley, but Waterloo dominates the later periods as slips and passes mark a soggy field.
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Nebraska Undefeated Leader in Missouri Valley Conference
Nebraska University stands as the sole undefeated team in the Missouri Valley football race after a Saturday win over Oklahoma and decisive victories by Missouri and Kansas. The Cornhuskers crushed the Sooners 22 to 0 while Missouri and Kansas beat Drake and Kansas State 14 to 7 and 21 to 7 respectively. Washington and Ames played a tight game ending 2 to 0 by a third period safety. Valley officials expect midseason form across teams with Nebraska slated to meet Pittsburgh. schedule includes Ames vs Drake at Des Moines and Missouri vs Washington at St. Louis. A public notice at 203 West 5th Street details a change of policyholder location effective Nov. 1 1921.
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Spike Cactus Learns Beauty In Garden Tale
A short, bristly cactus named Spike lives by a country road and endures mockery from Gertie Goldenrod. A carful of visitors praises him. a girl asks about a white flower, and Spike blooms into a beautiful cactus flower. The tale ends as Spike finds companionship and Gertie learns humility.
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Yale Leads the Big Three as Eastern Football Race Heats Up
Yale, undefeated in 1921, is judged strongest among the Eastern Big Three as Harvard and Princeton stumble. Yale crushed Bates 14 0 and Army 14 7, totaling 108 points in six games while allowing 14. Princeton fell 18 9 to Navy and 0 18 to Chicago, with 74 points for and 29 against. Harvard faced mixed results, with losses and narrow wins amid the crowded early season.
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Football Results State and High School Scores
State results show Oregon St. style chaos with numerous mismatches and partial scores from Simpson Parsons Dubuque Grinnell Missouri Drake and other matchups. Notable: Princeton and Lafayette high scorers, Georgia Tech and Colgate tied, Tennessee lost 6 to 0, and Washington Ames tied at three. High School results include Seymour 62 Allerton 0 and Fort Dodge Ergilie 32 Emmetsburg 4 among scattered games.
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Cedar Rapids Routs East High 14 3 in Gridiron Clash
Cedar Rapids defeated East High 14 to 3 as Hines led the visitors with a 25 yard dropkick and a 50 yard dash. Marek and Hines scored the touchdowns for Cedar Rapids with See adding two extra points. Dooley and DeLong starred for East High, but penalties and turnovers hampered their drive in a hard fought game.
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Des Moines
Praying Colonels Defeat Harvard in Surprising Style
New York Oct 31 United Press item notes the Praying Colonels upset Harvard in a standout performance as several major rivals like Georgia Tech Dartmouth Penn Cornell Yale Princeton and others are highlighted in a shifting eastern college football landscape. Penn State Cornell and Georgetown each hold five wins, Navy has four straight, and Harvard faces a rare defeat while Yale Lafayette and Washington and Jefferson lead with six straight victories.
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Simp son Armistice Day Homecoming Plans At Indianola
Big homecoming set for Armistice Day November 13 at Simpson College Indianola with Iowa Wesleyan, 4090 invitations issued. Alumni event features pep rally at 9 30 am talks by Pryor Tennant Reid, football game Indianola High vs Knoxville at 10 30 am, Simpson Town Wesleyan at 3 pm, outdoor feed and class programs. Reorganizing Warren County Simpson club follows. Notables attending include Reid and Zells, Kennedy brothers, Mortimer, and Crammer among others.
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Knoxville
Warren County
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Allstate
George Crammer
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Omaha
Charles Dixon
Des Moines
Rex Kennedy
Walter Kennedy
Chicago University
Thomas Mortimer
Stags
Mud Out Plays Both Homecoming Teams in Cedar Falls
On Homecoming day Oct 31 a muddy field at Cedar Falls saw Iowa State Teachers and Upper Iowa play to a 2 0 standstill. Both teams relied on straight football and failed to threaten the goal until late when Upper Town fumbled missing a scoring chance. Wester Hicks starred for the Tutors at fullback with Harshdarner Bailey and James also shining. Captain Gough led Upper Town’s defense and play.
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Two Players Break Legs in Burlington Independents Game
Burlington Iowa October 31 In a game between the Burlington Independents and Wapello Independents Burlington won 21 to 7 Center John Thomas and Wapello guard Forest Hough broke bones and are confined in Burlington hospitals.
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Centre College Yelllowjackets Halt Harvard Bid
Centre College's footballers, led by Norris Armstrong at captain and Bo McMillin at quarterback, held Harvard to a 6 0 victory in a 1919 clash. The Danville squad, once 200 strong enrollment, impressed with open field plays and strong defense, marking a key win for the Colonels.
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$15,000 Prize Money Looms For Midwest Bowling Meet
Des Moines hosts the four teenth annual Middlewest Bowling association tournament from Nov 19 to Dec 3 with over 250 teams entered and more than 300 anticipated. Cash prizes total $15,000, with top squads from Iowa Kansas City Chicago and Milwaukee among entrants. Notables Jim Smith F McCullough James Blouin and A H Arnold & Bros. will compete. Shrine teams set for Nov 21 bowling.
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Three Falls Teams to Play This Week
Gridiron practice in Cedar Falls this week focuses on final preparations for three games. The college eleven meets Parsons College on Friday, the Little Tutors play Osage on Saturday, and Loyal Thomas’s high school team prepares for a clash with Waterloo West on Saturday afternoon.
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Argentina Wins South American Football Championship
Buenos Aires report says Argentina defeated Uruguay one to zero to win the football championship of South America before the continent’s largest crowd. Uruguay had held the title for four years.
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Charles City Wins Over New Hampton In Rough Game
Charles City defeats New Hampton 66 to 0 in a rough, low scoring contest. Star backfield man Smith injured his ankle in the third quarter, sidelining him for the Mason City game this weekend. No opponent has scored on Charles City this year.
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Osage Defeats Cresco 88 to 0 in muddy clash
Osage crushed Cresco 88 to 0 on a muddy field. Rieck scored two touchdowns while Hogan Guiches and Godfrey added one each. Hogan and Erbe starred for Osage. Teachers College High will visit Osage next Saturday.
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Big Ten undefeated teams face looming tests this week
Four western conference powers Chicago Wisconsin Ohio and Iowa remain unbeaten in interconference play. Chicago meets Ohio State at Lst field next Saturday to determine the lone unscathed survivor. Wisconsin and Michigan clash November 12 while Chicago and Wisconsin meet November 19. Iowa eyes a Minnesota clash on November 5 after beating Purdue. Howard Jones guides Iowa as his brother Tad Jones leads Yale.
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Jones
Yale
Howard Jones
Tad Jones
Believed Towa Upset Aiming To End Season Strong
A fragmented report suggests high expectations for Towa and a late surge this year, with mentions of a closing period in place for a one year span and potential strong finish despite unclear details.
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Toot Strong
Miss Lins sets world record in women’s 100 yards
England star Miss Lins established a world record for women in the 100 yards in an astonishing time. In New York, R Harlé Johnstone, a runner for Thompson Steel A A of Pittsburgh, won the national AAU 20 mile championship in 53 20 4. Chattanooga’s Boston American league club announced the trade of outfielder Hendrix from the Chattanooga Southern association club. Nicklin reported 52 clubs joined the US Golf Association, totaling 529 member clubs in the country.
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