ECON 1893 Iowa State

Date,Visitor,Vistor Score,Home,Home Score,Overtime,Location,Site,Playoff,Notes,Archivist1,Source1,Archivist2,Source2 07/01/1893,Des Moines East,0,Simpson College,44,0,1,0,Brent Moore,Simpson Press Book,

Date,Visitor,Vistor Score,Home,Home Score,Overtime,Location,Site,Playoff,Notes,Archivist1,Source1,Archivist2,Source2 07/01/1893,Des Moines East,0,Simpson College,44,0,1,0,Brent Moore,Simpson Press Book,

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