Word: iowa
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Cornell, which faces Dartmouth today, Albright College next week, and Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day, Of these, Harvard and Cornell have had only 13 points scored against them. Cornell has amassed the greatest number of points, having totalled 238. Of the western and southern teams which have invaded the East, Iowa alone stands undefeated. The Hawkeyes have scored 131 points to their opponents' seven...
President, Benjamin Franklin Rice-Bassett of New York City; vice-president, Henry Traugott Dunker of Davenport, Iowa; secretary-treasurer, Philip Hunter Robb of Winchester; and Student Council member, Frank Guthrie Akers of Louisville, Kentucky...
Yale, however, is taking no chances against Williams, which is regarded as a husky opponent. Captain Jordan has recovered from his recent illness which kept him out of the game with Iowa last Saturday, and will be back in the line-up tomorrow. Charles O'Hearn, star Blue quarterback, took part for the first time in two weeks in the serimmage on Wednesday. Although he will be unable to play tomorrow, he is slated to start against the powerful Army eleven next week...
...football oligarchy of the East that ruled well nigh supreme some twenty years back has been crumbling for a long time, and still is crumbling. Here are these "Hawkeyes" from Iowa City coming into the classic football shades of New Haven and standing the "Pulldog" on his head. There have been others of these challengers from the out lands, and year by year they seem to grow a little stronger and more threatening. There was Centre and Chicago and Nebraska last year. This fall Kansas comes East, and the Army sends the "Jayhawk" back with defeat stenciled on his feathers...
Parkin, the Iowa quarterback, with his lengthy punts-should help materially in keeping the play in the Yale territory...