Clinton game fuels Iowa high school football buzz
Ames and Coa triumphed in Saturday college games as weather dampened play across Iowa. Englewood fell to Clinton marking a surprise upset while Drake faces Nebraska and Grinnell hosts Leander Clarke as schedules tighten for midseason tests.
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Englewood
Chicago
Drake
Nebraska
Wendell Phillips
Davenport
Grinnell
Cornhusker
Steam Roller
Cornhuskers
Hhe High
Brivte Bethecott
Wendel Phillips
Iowa
Towa
Methodists
Giue Hawley
Cornell
Carnell
Coo
Morningside
Grinney
Highland Park
Rehnals
Hunting Answers and Gun Care in Alfred Ree’s Column
Two readers from Iowa and New York seek tips on shotgun gauges and sights. The column covers bore cleanliness, rust spots, rear peep sights, barrel wear, powder effects on shot velocity, shell choice by game, choke guidance, and cartridge comparisons for big game and waterfowl.
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Alfred Ree
Laces
R. A
Council Biuffs
Iowa
Duforny
Wwe
S. T
Hunt
N.Y
di Roy
High School Football Schedules Note City Matchups
The list shows games including North Des Moines at Indianola, Ames at Newton, and Dubuque at Independence with venues in their names. These entries indicate upcoming varsity football pairings across multiple Iowa towns.
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Orth Des Moines
Indianola
Ames
Newton
Dubuque
Independence
Teague Game Results and Club Standings Summary
Saturday results show Pittsburgh edges Boston 5 to 2 while Cincinnati, St Louis and New York post wins. Philadelphia splits, Chicago wins 8 to 5, Washington loses, Detroit top Boston. Key scores include Chicago 12 Brooklyn 11 and St Louis 10 Buffalo 4 with Newark 4 0 over Baltimore weather rain.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Lewis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Brooklyn
National Teagnr
Teoston
Cincinnatic
St Louis
American Leamie
Restonarte
al Chicage
Washington $A
York Wee
Sa Clevelant
Chisago
Sewark
Tuffalo
Battlimere
Hawkeye Football Practice Reveals Candidate Mix at Ends
Iowa coach Jesse Stawley reports a promising first week with many contenders for end positions left by Carberry and Gunderson. McKee and Davik show potential as future tackles while Wyland strengthens center play. backfield battle includes Lam, Kerwick, Donnelly, Mendenhall, Zastrow, Tenson, and Wills as candidates for various backfield roles.
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Iowa
Jesse Stawley
Iowa Eleven
Carberry
Gunderson
McKee
Davig
Wyland
Holmes
Beawlesby
Wilson
Grubb
Barron
Noll
Jacobsen
Kelly
Trippler
Hawley
Gross
Hawkers
Tne
Lam
Charles City
Kerwick
Donnelly
Menden
Hall
Zastrow
Gar Tenson
Wills
Davie
Saturday Football Results From Pennsylvania and Nearby Colleges
A score tally from Saturday games shows Pennsylvania 21 and Newark 40, Syracuse 43 and East Syracuse 0, Worcester Polytechnic 7, Bowdoin 19, New Hampshire 0, Lehigh 21 Ursinus 0, Union 6 St. Lawrence 0, Dartmouth 13 Massachusetts Ag 0, Pennsylvania State 26 Westminster 0, Yale 27, Maine 0, Washington and Jefferson 6 Geneva 9, Trinity 27 Norwich 0, Williams 15 Rensselaer 0, Brown 0, Harvard 39 Celby 0, Princeton 13 Georgetown 90 Wort. Ames 21 Ellsworth 0, Williams and Washington 32 St Ambrose 9, Kansas Wesleyan 0, West Waterloo 32 Independence 0, Mason City 20 Hampton 6, Marshalltown 6 Industrial 0, Clinton 19 Engiewand 6, Dubuque 0, Ida Grove 66 Odedolt 0, Ottumwa 20 Seymour 0, Indianola 31 Interset 0. Practically every Waterloo home is reached by this paper’s Want Ad service.
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Pennsylvania
Newark
Syracuse
East Syracuse
Worcester Polytechnic
Councellcut Aggies
G. Bowdoin
New Hampshire
O. Garlisle
Lebanon Valley
Lehigh
Ursinus
Union
St. Lawrence
Dartmouth
Massachusetts Aggies
Ambhurst
Middlebury
Pennsylvania State
Westminster
Muhlenburg
West Waterloo
Independence
Worth
Des Moines
Knoxville
Mason City
Hampton
Marshalltown
Industrial
Clinton
Engiewand
Dubuque
Oehrein
Ida Grove
Odedolt
Ottumwa
Seymour
Indianola
Interset
Eldora
Conrad
West High Dominates Independence 32 0 In Muddy Opener
West High crushed Independence 32 to 0 in a rain soaked mud game at Buckfield. Rausch led with two touchdowns and later scores by Nauman Vaughan and Thomas. Goon from Independence was ejected for slugging early.
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West High
Independence High School
Quadi Seharer
Weet High
Independence
Rausch
Vaughan
Thomas
Nauman
Goon
Laver
Fisher
Raus
Vaughn
Vistors
Waterloo
Leups
Dawson
Bersch
Manning
Innes
Smith
Julius Schultz
Jake Schultz
Neuman
Taylor
Hood
Kamp
Memmer
Wetcott
Hovey
Klutz
Laurer
Ruins
Menzel
Goen
Bergstresser
Teachers' Collegse
Althouse
Iowa
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