Wolverines Visit Iowa Field After Long Delay
Town City Iowa Oct 31 Pur che first time in 21 years the University of Michigan football team meets the University of Iowa here Saturday in a major sectional clash. Both squads are hobbled by injuries but veterans from last year plan to play as a “playoff” for last season’s Big Ten title. Yost relies on speed and passing while Iowa hopes to blunt the Wolverine offense with a tough line and stout defense. Hawkeye stock rises as Miller and Hancock possibly return boosting Iowa’s chances against Michigan.
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Football play setup diagram by George McManus No. 32
The description outlines a football play with players numbered from No 1 to No 7. Key actions include No 6 positioning 10 yards back, a signal called Hip, No 3 moving left and shouting Hike, linemen engaging the defense, No 5 feigning a straight-ahead run, No 4 receiving a direct snap and driving between right tackle and guard, and No 7 running left after the snap to spread the secondary.
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West High Pep Meet Rallying For Dubuque Game
West High students and faculty filled a special auditorium for a pep rally stressing salesmanship and advertising class themes. The program featured a Spark Plug scene by cheerleaders, a student band, and a freshman versus upperclass yelling contest ahead of Friday’s anticipated home game against Old Rose and Black at hall park.
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Michigan Alumni to Attend Iowa City Game Weekend
More than a score of Michigan alumni and Black Hawk County residents will attend the Michigan laws game in Iowa City Saturday. Waterloo fans will view the Wolverines at Cedar Rapids practice Friday, staying at the Montrose Hotel until Saturday morning and working out at AL baseball park. Eastern papers praise Dartmouth’s success and pick Grange of Illinois and Wilson of Penn State for halfback honors. Iowa, missing Parkin and Miller, defeated Ohio State as Michigan did against the Wolverines. Cee has struggled to score this season. Tom Fairweather, former Des Moines mayor and Ronsters co owner, travels to Sioux City for car business. debates over clockless play surface continue, with Haughton seeking one game without the clock. Cedar Rapids notes Leo Novak reprimanding his players after a poor game. Novak’s Norvak squad eyes Waite at Toledo next Saturday, after recent wins. Sonny Lloyd, Davenport and Cedar Rapids, now managed by Joe Mandel, trains with Sammy Mandel’s team. Lloyd fights Jimmy Josephs in Sioux Falls on Nov 14. Jove fights Newsboy Brown in Cedar Rapids card planning. Ralph Sarr and West High players attend Drake-Ames in Des Moines. Cecil Sarr joins from Dubuque. West High eriders plan Iowa-Michigan game attendance. Earl Caddock leaves wrestling to evangelism, with Caddock family conducting meetings in Walton, Ind.
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Omaha Game Uncertain as Waterloo Plans Local Test
The Waterloo football squad weighs schedules for a possible game at Omaha next Sunday. Coach Connor may be sidelined by injury, with Johnny Joyce set to lead. Waterloo aims to fix passing errors as Kalona A C hands will join a planned Hippodrome scrimmage tonight.
Thirteen Unbeaten Teams in Iowa Prep Championship Race
Des Moines reports thirteen football teams remain undefeated or without ties as the state title race narrows. Cedar Rapids, coached by Novak, leads with a rangy attack. other contenders include Mitchell, Hawarden, Sioux City, Clinton, Blanchard, Ottumwa, Tama, West Des Moines, Marshalltown, Fairfield, Brooklyn, and Dennison. Recent results show West Des Moines and Marshalltown defeating rivals, while Sioux City and Fairfield posted strong wins. Brooklyn vs Tama and other matchups set for the weekend.
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Big Ten Football Looks Toward Key Michigan Iowa Clash
The Diunois Iowa match looms with Michigan and Iowa shaping the conference race. Coach Yost fields a veteran Michigan squad against a strengthened Iowa team tested by tough opponents. Illinois Chicago and Minnesota notes fill training week as teams prepare forward passes and new tactics for upcoming clashes. Wisconsin gears for a changed attack ahead of Illinois on November 10 while Purdue braces for a tough Notre Dame Saturday with extensive defensive prep.
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Fort Dodge Excited Over Lambert Nuss Bout Friday Night
Fort Dodge fans cheer an eight three minute round boxing card at the fair grounds coliseum starting 8 15 p m Friday featuring Jimmy Nuss of Waterloo versus Chuck Lambert of St Paul in a anticipated bout. Promoters feared a cancellation but Nuss reaffirmed his contract. Semi windup includes Eddie Mahoney Fort Dodge and Harold Reed Graettinger Ta in a six bout program with Bill Cadwell refereeing all matches.
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Jap Plays Quarterback on Eastern Grid Team
Williamsburg, Va. October 31 Ichya Matzu nicknamed Jap leads the William and Mary football squad as quarterback. He kicked two field goals in early games against Navy and Syracuse and, despite weighing only 144 pounds, directs the offense with gameness and steady leadership. He backs the backfield and returns punts with the ball tucked under his arm, absorbing hits and continuing to play.
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Winter hot stove chatter on baseball 1924 pennant race
Henry L. Farrell surveys the Hot Stove league with focus on 1924 pennant hopes. McGraw, Huggins, Ruppert, and Hendricks figure in Giants Yankees Reds Pirates and Cubs plans. Emphasis on pitching, new managers, and potential player moves shaping next season.
Mattick Signs to Pilot Ottumwa MV Team Again
Ottumwa Oct 31 Local baseball fans salute the Ottumwa Cardinals for securing Walter J Chick Mattick to manage the team in 1924 A P Owens president announced the signature Monday night Angling clubs sought his services and officials deem it fortunate Mattick will lead next year He and Owens will attend the December 5 minor league meeting in Chicago to discuss drafted players and the 1923 roster decisions
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Cochran and Schaefer Dominate First Balkline Round
New York October 31 Wil lie Hoppe Wesker Cochran and Jake Schaefer led the world balkline billiards championship after the first round with one win each and no defeats. Cochran beat Roger Conti 500 to 457 and Schaefer defeated Edouard Horemans 500 to 451. Schaefer posted an average of 169 16 with high runs of 88 and 82 while Cochran averaged 20 with a high run of 86. Conti to play Hagenlacher and Hoppe to face Cach Tan tonight in the second round once the champion’s second appearance.
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Old Rose Gridmen Set to Avenge 1990 Defeat
The Sarff brothers bring their teams to league ball park in a Friday clash between Dubuque High and Waterloo West High. Cecil Sarff at Dubuque leads a strong forward passing attack and a red roster as they seek their first win against West since 1920. Ralph Sarff, coaching at West, pushes a punting plan while facing mud plagued practice. Charles City visits for a Friday game after beating Dubuque last week as Ben Miller’s East High squad regroups for the trip.
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Fottral Star Tutor End Injured in Practice
Cedar Walls reports star end Jimmy Fottral of the Tutor team suffered a badly sprained left leg in a Monday scrimmage. He will likely be sidelined 10 to 12 days. The Tutors have an open date this Friday before facing Simpson on November 9 at Simpson.
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