Waterloo squads loom over Cedar Rapids in key gym clash
Coach Novak’s Cedar Rapids TT faces Waterloo High in a fast paced prep basketball clash. East High and Waite High games loom while rail travel offers a special rate for fans. Kresensky’s Waterloo squad eyes a heavier, more experienced Cedar Rapids lineup with weightiera matchups listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Ease High
Miller
Tiger Squad
East High
Waite High
Toledo
Kresensky
Louis Kresensky
West High
Benjamin
Kelley
Bunnie City
Prate
W. Hoffman
Velie
Artus
Kaufman
Anderson
Hakes
Tollefson
Kinch
Jameson
Weis- Jex
Yackle
Weis
Azamat Hulett
Carringer
Nemmers
Marek
Lane
Caray
Ment
Murrel
Dooley
Quy
Tigers
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Governor Lowden to Attend Iowa Minnesota Homecoming
Gov. Lowden will be at the Iowa State University homecoming on November 11 for the annual Iowa Minnesota football game. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Lowden and a daughter. The former Illinois governor, a 1885 University of Iowa graduate, has funded prizes and pledges including $190 to support Rome studies, $249,000 for the Memorial Union, and endowments for the Northern Oratorical league.
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Iowa City
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
University of Iowa
Nor. li
Ihej
Minnesota
Lowden
Mies
Ir. Lowden
Classical Club
American Academy
Rome
Iown Memorial Union
Owden
Selecting name for Coe College athletic teams proves perplexing task
Cedar Rapids Oct 2006 report on Coe College seeking a nickname for all sports teams. A committee rejected 699 submitted proposals after student body voted against selected options. Previous suggestions ranged widely from Cougars to Daniela Devils amid a long naming campaign.
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COE College
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Cor
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
The piece argues efficiency in arts and letters contrasts with mass production. It critiques writers and poets for lacking mechanized efficiency while using a factory image to explain the flow of words to newspapers. The essay contemplates how typesetting logistics shape literary output for readers nationwide.
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Giles
Putin
Gmmenes
Isis
Elae
Football facts worth knowing from the rules column
A sports rules quiz from a 20th century column explains penalties on kick plays, legal catches in flight, touches on touchbacks, and player reentry after intermission. It notes rules about ball crossing goal lines, defensive holds near goal, and a responder will provide quick decisions upon stamped self-addressed envelopes.
Best Play in Football Tactics and Early Game Drive
A fragmented ball by play description explores a first down at the opponents 45 yard line. It discusses choosing backs, blocking schemes, and risk of end runs versus off tackle to gain ground and set up a punt near the goal line.
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Experiente
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Iowa Students Display Real Sportsmanship to Purdue
Iowa City reports a gesture of college sportsmanship as the Signal Alpha Epsilon fraternity gave its house to the Purdue football team during the annual Town Shrine conclave. The visiting players were expected to face little sleep but the kindness altered their hotel stay in the noise district, aiding their preparation for a hard game.
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Purdue
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
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Shrinera
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Httle
Boxing Champs 10 Get Plenty Work in New York Ring Plans
International sports state that Dempsey, Siki, Leonard, Greb, Wil yao and Britton are slated for New York bouts before season end. Jack Rampsey vs Gibbons eyed for December, Siki vs Norfolk in February, Leonard vs White, Greb vs Tunney, Britton vs Walkey possibly soon. Rickard aims to sign Dempsey-Gibbons and awaits Kearns approval while Siki’s manager confirms a New York appearance offer.
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International News
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New York
Dempsey
Siki
Leonard
Greb
Wil- Yao
Britton
Phuts
Tex Rickard
Tentativn
Jack Rampsey
Tent Gibbons
Genlemman
Kid Norfolk
Enny Leonard
Charley White
Mr. Leonard
Harry Greh
Gene Tunney
Mr. Rickard
Jack Britton
Mickey Walkey
Villa
Abe Goldstein
Whey
Actial
Johnny Killxine
Joe Lynch
Johnny Wison
Dave Rosenberg
Johnny Dundee
Mr. Alekarad
Dempsey-Gibbons
Rickard
Jack Kearns
M. Hellers
Wade
Norfolk
Nebraska and Drake Top Missouri Valley Football Standings
Nebraska and Drake held top places in the Missouri Valley football standings. Nebraska beat Oklahoma 19 to 7 as Oklahoma led 7 to 1 after the first quarter, with Nebraska pulling away aided by strong passing. Kansas Aggies and Kansas tied 7 to 7 in Manhattan, while Ames defeated Washington 14 to 0. Four conference games are set for next Saturday including Kansas Aggies at Missouri and Ames at Drake.
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Nebraska
Drake
Kansas Aggies
Okdhama
Norman
Oklahoma
Cornhuskers
Baume
Ames. la
Ames
Washington University
Missouri
Grinnell
Lietortz
St. Louis
Coe
Kansas Ag Fies
Columbia
Tahoma
Kansas University
Lawrence
Des Moines
Washington
West High Hosts Greene Grid Team in Saturday Showdown
West High coach Ralph Sart reverses idle day plan to watch Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids- area Greene Tigers in action. He sends his squad to Greene for 4 HALE practice, preferring real competition over a sightseeing day to sharpen conditioning and authentic grid play before Cedar Rapids clash.
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Ralph Sart
West High
Novik
Tigers
Cedar Rapida
Sart
Wil
Greene
HALE
Cedar Rapids
Mislice da
Sarif Platy
Pantic
West
Greene Saturd
Yalun
New York Giants and Boxing Highlights Tie Local Sports Mix
Reports from New York and elsewhere cover boxing and wrestling results, with New York teams and promoters staging events. Notable bouts include Patsy Wallace versus Trilade Pa Tancho Villa, Sammy Mandell’s 10-round win, and Jack Tex Olds claiming welterweight dominance in Indianapolis. Harvard reports record attendance and receipts for the 1922 football season, while European title talks center on Battling Siki and challengers.
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York Giante
Baltimore
Si Laio
York
Tex Tickard
Americas
Jana
Tancho Villa
Tyarmpion
Patsy Wallace
Ft Routsts
Sammy Mandell
Indianapolis
Tnd
Jack Tex Olds
Welterners
Faris
Oof Nilles
GeorKea Carpentier
Siki
Columbus
Pete Zivic
Pittsburgh Bantam
Phil O'Dowd
Cincinnati
Bhig Ryan
Harvey Thorn
Kansas
New York
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State College Faces Tough Drake Clash in Des Moines
Ames Iowa State College braces for a hard fight with Drake in Des Moines after a close Washington game. Captain Wolters followed coach Willaman while Drake boasts a strong unit, but Ames believes they could have scored more with opening passes and tighter line play. The rivalry dates to 1900, with Drake leading in series wins.
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Ames
Iowa State college-Washington
Cyclone
Drake
Deach Wolters
Cyclones
Willaman
Walters
Crolones
Town State
Des Moines
Hampton Iowa Falls To Decide Supremacy In Football
The Hampton Iowa Falls grid clash is moved to tomorrow to accommodate teachers attending the Des Moines State Teachers Association meeting. The game highlights a rivalry, noting Hampton Iowa Falls recent solid performances against North Des Moines and Webster City as well as Ames, with both teams carrying strong records into the matchup.
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Hampton
Iowa Falls
Towa Falls
Transuai
Town Falls
North Des Moines
Webster City
Hampton Looms Large in Iowa Falls Clash
Margin analysis hints Iowa Falls faces tough test as Hampton’s football form raises questions about Mason City’s 53 to 0 win and the different outcomes in recent games against Des Moines and Ames. The upcoming matchup generates local interest and speculation on outcomes.
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Lowa
Des Moines
Ames
Tiapton
Trampton
Iowa Walls
Mason City
Sansa
Towa Falls
Hampton
Iowa Falls
Opening Games in Checker Tourney to Start Tonight
The Courier reports the Watertoo and Blackhawk county checker championship begins tonight at Thompson’s smokeshop on Bridge Street. Twenty two players registered to play four games each, scoring two for a win one for a tie and zero for a loss. Chester Cross will record scores as 22 participants, including Clarence Wise, G. R. Kendall, Henry Mitchell, and others.
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Thompson
Bridge Street
Watertoo
Blackawk County
Chester Cross
Clarence Wise
G. R. Kendall
Henry Mitchell
WW. MW. Smith
Pan Dyer
F. G. Tally
Paul Davis
Wyrs Brewer
Chester. Ross
L. Wirehner
All. Cihak
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136 N EE Players Enrolled in Baseball Union
One hundred thirty six National League players have joined the new baseball players union. Six of eight clubs New York Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis have joined with about twenty one Giants members. Officers will be nominated and announced publicly soon. The group aims to improve conditions and protect players against powerful club owners.
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LTS
National League
New Baseball Players’ Union
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Giants
John McGraw
oMhcers
Arsi Ips
Raymond J. Cannon
Milwaukee
Cannon
Twin City Barber College Ad Promises Fast Entry to Trades
In 1923 the notice urges men to enter barber trade with high salaries and quick career start. It promotes an enlarged Minnesotan facility at 204 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis offering modern equipment, art instruction, and low tuition with free illustrated catalog.
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Barber College
Hennepin Ave
Minovapolis, Minn
Sarazen cleared in fatal White Plains crash
Gene Sarazen, golf champion, was exonerated of blame in the death of Luke Robinson in White Plains. The coroner ruled the fatality accidental after testimony that Sarazen tried to avoid the pedestrian and swerved toward a tree.
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Whites Plains
Géne Sarazen
Jiuuke Robin
Son
White Plains
Sarazen
Robinson
Osage Game Wardens Round Up 14 Violators in 180 Miles
Osage area game wardens and helpers from Willis, Riceville, and Tom Kelly arrested 14 violators found trapping or hunting without licenses after a 180 mile Sunday sweep. Victims came from Northwood, Manly, Carpenter and nearby. Some from near Osage to be tried this afternoon, others in Manly, under Justice of the Peace. A horticultural freak nearby features a tree with apples on one half and pears on the other.
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Willis
Riceville
Tom Kelly
Northwood
Manly
Carpenter
Stoughton
Tamoni
WE. Tart
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