West High Dominates Charles City In Open Kickoff
West High opened its football season with a decisive 69 to 100 victory over Charles City. The westerners relied on strong line play, relentless marching and solid teamwork, with Doc Miller Lichty and Hitchins among the standout ball carriers as West built a large early lead and kept the visitors from mounting a sustained drive.
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Manchester High Triumphs Over Greeley In Football
Manchester High defeated Greeley 18 to 6 in a Saturday football game. Smith and Dunlap earned praise for Manchester’s win, with Cedar Rapids next up on the schedule as Coach Carter’s team shows improvement.
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Cubs Shut Out Reds in Closing Game of Season
Cincinnati suffers a 9–0 loss as Chicago pitchers dominate, only one Reds batter reaches second base while Alexander earns win with strong support.
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Standing of the teams Saturdays games
American League standings and results page lists teams Sew Yorkhiedy Washington UMevetn Detroit 7 Laowisv ile Tokers with scattered game entries and unclear outcomes. The readable items include team names and a 7 count, but details and dates are not present.
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College football scores and team results scattered
A fragmented sports page lists various college football results and standings, including Collegis, Tretia, Madaltelapis St. Chtrisen, Wala, Vid, and others. Numerous team names appear with uneven scores such as 18 to 0, 44 to 28, and 6 to 1, reflecting a host of regional games and partial lines.
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Rotary club hears two renowned speakers in Waterloo
Waterloo Rotary members welcomed Frank Mulholland of Toledo Ohio former International Rotary president and Fred High longtime Lyceum and Chautauqua figure. Mulholland spoke on service and Rotary ideals while High discussed attracting the 1920 International Lyceum and Chautauqua convention to Waterloo and asked local business support.
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Lack of Moisture Reduces Duck Crop
The article notes a very dry season in Manitoba with lakes drying up and few ducks bred there. It warns duck hunters that Manitoba cannot be the sole supplier and that other northern regions have produced ducks, ensuring sportsmen in the Mis valley may find birds as weather cools and drives them south.
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Fire damages auto tire plant and injures worker
A fire at the A Stewart Auto company on Fifth Street East damaged the Vulcanizing department. James Donahoo, the only worker present, suffered a burned arm and facial injuries. Fire officials used chemicals and water to control the blaze, with smoke forcing nearby occupants from buildings. Machinery suffered heavy damage and insulation materials burned. In other news football and local society notices are reported.
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Tormented Scribbles and Rumors Flip Through the Press
The page mingles garbled chatter about Ty Cobb as top batter and a host of unrelated, fractured musings. It references ink costs, hospitals, language, and a mix of names, phrases, and stray questions in a chaotic collage of era slang and scattered thoughts.
Newton Chooses Not to Succeed Chicago Clergy
Rev. Joseph Fort Newton has declined the offer to become successor to Dr. Frank Gunsatius at the People's Church in Chicago, as Cedar Rapids notes a shift in church leadership.
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Leonard and Tendler to Meet in Thanksgiving Decision Bout
New York reports promoter Joe Mullan announces Benny Leonard world lightweight champion will face Lew Tendler in a 15 round decision bout in New Haven on Thanksgiving afternoon. Tendler pressed for favorable terms and weight, but Leonard and manager Billy Gibson insist on the champion's weight and terms as precedent. The offer includes a $7,500 guarantee to Tendler with Tendler to box at 135 pounds ringside, while Tendler initially sought 124 pounds.
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Jack Johnson Knocks Out Kid Cutler in Mexico City Bout
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson defeated Kid Cutler in the sixth round of their 25 round match in Mexico City. A post bout altercation led referee Antonio Sarabi to draw a revolver and injure judge Miguel Mendizabal.
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Friends raise $10,000 for widow of slain detective
Friends collected voluntary subscriptions to aid the widow and children of a detective killed during a robbery. The James Gritton fund was invested for eventual support, plus police pensions bring in about $790 yearly plus $312 from other funds, leaving the widow financially comfortable as she rents two rooms in a large home.
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East High Routs Independence 14 to 0 in City Gridiron
East High over Independenc e 14 to 0 as Parkin Garrabrant and O Connor lead a sharp backfield attack. O Connor plunged for the opener, Parkin added a second TD, and Parkin Gindt and Stewart sparked sharp open field work. Independence, weakened by missing regulars, fought hard but Waterloo's defense held.
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