East High Football Team Eyes Strong 1924 Season
East High teams train under Coach John C Heldt in a dense 54 man squad race for spots on the 1924 eleven. Seniors lead the group with 24 hopefuls while 17 juniors 12 sophomores and one freshman compete for key line positions and positions behind the line. The open style offense features two likely passers McDermott and Marker and the coach personally demonstrates fundamentals to instill discipline. Many prospects are named including Anderson Walker Marker McDermott Gruhn Blim Benjamin Patterson Lapole Parrott Gould and Kennedy among others, as the drive to form a scoring unit continues.
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J. Benjamin
Wendell Benjamin
Heldt
Altho
Hast
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Heidt
Capt
Ward
Walker
Artus
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Marker
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Blim
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Patterson
Lapole
Parrott
Gallentine
Cartige
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Renner
Lawser
Markham
Cutler
Gould
Dammel
Sansong
Yard
Gruhn
de Grief
W. Benjamin
Clafentach
See
LaPote
Parcott
Field
Heipie
Jensins
Kepford
Hauersparger
Dawson
Coe Aspirants Begin Drill For 1924 Football Team
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept. 1923 Letters to 50 aspirants for Coe College's 1924 football berths were sent by Coach Moray K Eby. Reports for practice begin Sept 12 the opening school day. Eight lettermen expected back. eight positions to fill including end Verriman and kicker Pence. Coe opens the season at home versus Monmouth Sept 27.
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Coe
Moray K. Eby
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
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Verriman
Pence
Strone
Rick
West
Cant
Mowery
Gillespie
Finley
Nore
Sheldon
Strong
Monmonth
Feet Position Key to Golf Balance and Power
The article stresses proper stance with feet about shoulder width, not too close or far. Feet act as balancers, anchoring the body to ground as the golfer sets posture. Correct footing enables automatic control through the swing, starting from the feet up.
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John F Neco
Wildfowl Season Opens for Iowa Hunters September 16
Iowa hunters prepare for the wildfowl season opening September 16 with ducks geese and other shore birds legal to take through December 31. New game laws reduce daily bag limits and prohibit hunting on certain lands or Sundays.
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Louisiana
Michigan
Texas
Wisconsin
Quebec
Towa
Ald Mies
Pratertian Fay
Hunny
Vileatingn
Girl of 8 Die as Result of Fall 20 Ft from Haymow
Eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Henry died after a 20 foot fall from a haymow on their Mount Vernon township farm yesterday. She had been unconscious since the accident and is the sole focus of Cedar Falls Daily News coverage.
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Haymon
Cedar Malls
Wred J. Henry
Mount Vernon Township
New York to Pixville Air Service Plans Twice Daily
Two airplanes will fly daily from New York City to Pixville Noten Iq the Wihtre mountains. The service carries passengers mail and newspapers on each round trip.
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Pixville
Methodist Sabbath School Picnic At La Porte City Park
The La Porte City Sabbath School picnic and gathering of the Methodist church was held in the city park. Weather was clear and warm, with a large crowd enjoying a bountiful dinner and ample beverages.
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Porte City of the Waterloo
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Dunsmore Named Assistant Coach at West High
C C Dunsmore selected as assistant coach at West High School after coaching Lyons Iowa for two years. He will work with Ralph Sart athletic director, teach history and ethics, and develop basketball and track next winter and spring. Dunsmore is a University of Iowa product and former Hawkeye athlete from Lyons. Lyons is the hometown of John Heldt East High athletic director.
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C. Dunsmore
Lyona
West High
Ralph Sart
Dunsmore
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Institute
Lyons
Teggirs
John Heldt
East High
Sankeys Return from Pacific Northwest Road Trip
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sankey and their daughter Berdella completed a 5,000 mile southwestern U S and Canada journey starting July 15. They saw Canada’s Rockies visiting Lake Louise and Glacier Mountaintop, noted high candy prices and gasoline at 40 to 50 cents per gallon, and observed strict blue laws restricting Sunday activities.
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Miss Berdella
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Sankey
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Albert Lea Tigers Rally Past Hawks 12-3
Albert Lea Tigers defeated the Waterloo Hawks 12 to 3 in a third straight win. Cletus Dixon left the game in the third after an early hit, Buck Freeman was struck, Rooster Kettenbeil relieved with solid pitching, Gomes and Burke started for Albert Lea. Hawks added two semi pro players to fill spots. Waterloo rovers scheduled to play Cherokee and Sac City with a Dixon celebration planned by local business men.
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Minn
Albert Lea Tigers
Waterloo Hawks
Cletus Dixon
Buck Freeman
Rooster Kettenbeil
Gomes
Burke
Hawks
Waterloo
Rovers
Sac City
Dixon
Oelwein Star Player Injured in Shop Accident
Bryan Rainey, shortstop for the G W team, was injured when an iron wedge fell on his foot at Great Western shops in Oelwein. He went to Dyersville to play later that day but swelling forced medical treatment and crutches. The injury may keep him out a week or more, delaying Strawberry Point games and causing date cancellations.
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Bryan Rainey
Dyersville
Strawberry Point
Ryan
Bones Town
Delwen
Strawberry Point Eab
Rainey
Eleven Shaw Horses Die in Town City Barn Fire
Eleven valuable show horses perished in a barn fire on the farm of W. W. Waters three miles southeast of Town City. The blaze also destroyed two other horses and tons of hay and straw. Waters had just brought the herd back from Illinois where they were exhibited at fairs. The loss is partly insured.
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Town City
W. W. Waters
Waters
Illinois
Coe College Anticipates About 1000 Enrollees This Fall
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 6 with registration set for Sept 12 Coe College expects total enrollment near 1000 after 944 last year. Over 400 prospects have applied, freshman class around 450, Cedar Rapids students registering Sept 12 13 and others arriving for classes starting Sept 16.
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Coe College
Coel
Births Reported In Several Families This Month
Mr and Mrs Edgar Hall 129844 Sycamore Aug 23 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Glenn Blattin 207 Hut ler Aug 9 a daughter Ruth. Mr and Mrs Frank B Pries 725 Parker Aug 34 a daughter Alice Rachel. Mr and Mrs John R Weber 502 Independence Aug 43 a daughter Catherine Marie. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Johnston and Lindon Aug 30 a son LaRey Alan. Mr and Mrs Sallip Twedell 416 Bhn Aug 29 a daughter Marilyn Wild. Mr and Mrs William Mumper Orange township Aug 29 a son Dean Lamar. Mr and Mrs L M Hartman 213 Second east Apr 31 a son Lesilo Myran.
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Sycamore
Glenn Blattin
Hutler
Ruth
Frank B. Pries
Parker
Alice Rachel
John R. Weber
Independence
Catherine Marie
Thomas A. Johnston
Lindon
LaRey Alan
Sallip Twedell
Anit Ites
MM. Tryde
Taltmore
Marilyn Wild
William Mumper
Orange Township
Dean Lamar
L. M. Hartman
Second East
Lesilo Myran
Tama Hotel Man Promotes Good Roads Contest
D A Murdowen manager of the Cutton burial at Tama Ta is a strong booster for roads. He launched a local ad contest offering 810 for best road reeds aloran. Prize money now 50 enters close Nov 1 with entries from Emma D Brice Registrar and other regions.
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Cutton Bural
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Suod Reeds Aloran
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Ensign Williama
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