Teachers Capture Iowa Conference Indoor Carnival at Drake
Des Moines April 1 The Iowa State Teachers College trackmen won the Iowa conference indoor carnival at Drake Fieldhouse scoring 36 9 11 points. Simpson second with 28 1 2. Morningside fourth with 24 3 4. Three records fell including high jump and 880 yard run as Luke led Cedar Falls team with 16 points.
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Gourier
Des Moines
Cooch
Gonfalori
Dickinson
Peterson
Buena Vista
Neil
Morningside
Dain
Simpson
Haworth
Penncolee
Mapey
Compose Ale
Hansen
Mentor
Woods
Iowa Wesleyan
Luke
Cedar Falls
Baxter
Iowa
Reed
Zhayer
Hogendorp
Davis
St. Amrose
Lake
Long
Hoggess ‘Mowe
Wesleyan
Robinson Simpson
Lyle
Boayard High Hurdies
Daris
St. Ambrose
Hogendorn
Blmpson
Robinson
Aes Mee
Page
Parsons
Johnson
Clark
Cessna
Trielling
Central
Lepley
Low
Wilcox
Penn
Covey
Wolfe
Bale
Sunderbrick
Ambrose
Hanisen
Manley
Slmpson
Teach
Trackers
Sowa Wesleyan
Rotinson
Bimpéon
Yowa Wesleyan
Melor
Wilson
Gooch
Zulmer
Town Weslepan
McCabe
Gaalell
Snyder
Gey
Dues
Briggs
Shoemaker
Vaughn
Vermuilion
Warren
Anderson
Hansuald
Hensen
Hensy
Hardice
Thayer
Bone
Ana Wesleyan
Teachers
Hettie
Menter
Mac
Gay Simpson
Nooker
Recond
Jahres
Frost
mNaw Ineet
Christ not dead only unconscious say Universalist minister
Rev Conard B Rheiner of the Universalist church argues in an Easter sermon that Jesus did not truly die and that his tomb held an unconscious body. He cites burial delays and cloths saturated with resins, suggesting Jesus revived in the garden tomb and later influenced his followers. Pastor Warren L Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist counters that Christ was dead and lives for evermore. A. B P Blough of the Church of the Brethren leaves for Elgin Illinois to attend a general mission board meeting.
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Conard B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
Jesus
Hardihood
Christ
de. Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Evermore
Felgin
A. B P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Elgin
General Mission Board of
The
Mr. Blough
Waterloo
Liddle Aims for 800 Medley Mark in Gotham Meet
Davenport swimmer Boyd N. Liddle of the University of Iowa plans to compete in New York City for an 800 yard individual medley record at the National A. A. U. meet. The Hawkeye sophomore, a top freestyle performer, will be the sole Midwest A. A. U. swimmer in the eastern event after competing in St. Louis earlier in the week.
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Town City
Boyd N. Liddle
Davenport
University of Iowa
Ube
New York City
Hawkeye
St. Louis
Pyle’s coast to coast race draws a loyal backing
Frank Getty profiles Charles Pyle the cross country promoter with a track record of losses and big dreams. More than 100 runners join the second annual quest from east to west as chambers of commerce underwrite costs and a $300 entry fee is charged. A vaudeville show backs the trek, which spans months and tests endurance. Pyle, stubborn and visionary, courts offers while pursuing the prize.
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Frank Getty
iOntled “Press
Charles
Pyle
America
New Jersey
Charley
Mr. Pyte
Chambers of Commerce
Rooman
al Smith
Hoover
Smith
C. Co. Pyle
Charley Pyle
Sporting Leaders and Rookies Vying for 1929 Crown
A garbled 1920s baseball roundup lists World Series hopefuls and batting leaders. Rogers Hornsby and Ty Cobb feature among top NL and AL figures, with Ruth and Ruthian batters shaping the pennant race as rosters and averages spark pre-season chatter for 1929.
Baseball All Star Prospects for 1929 and the New Guard
The article surveys 1929 baseball prospects across American and National Leagues noting leaders Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Tris Speaker and the looming shift from veteran stars to a younger generation including Paul Waner Freddy Lindstrom and Jimmy Foxx. It discusses Roush Collins Hornsby Ruth and Ruth’s era while pondering who will form the first five for 1929 as youth challenges old guard with Manush Ott Gehrig and other stars.
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Elki Cuyster
Bplitsburgh
Ed Roush
Ginelmnath
Babeuth
New York
Chick James
Cleveland
Fall
Otengo
Geeeees
Eddie Collins
Oateago
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Yankees
Collins
Steaters
Cobb
Hornsby
Ruth
Hernsay
Roush
Giants
Defa
Tris Speaker
Gabby
Hornaby
Sid Ruth
Hellmann
Sisler
Braves
Paul Waner
Lou Gehrig
Goose Gostin
Freddy Lindstrom
Jimmy Foxx
Melvin Ott
Lloyd Waner
Frank Hogan
Heinie Manush
Marathon of One Becomes a Hero in Beacon Street Tale
A Cambridge Boston story recounts Ernest Harris staging a fake 25 mile race to impress his Beacon Street sweetheart. He advertised a grand Marathon with one runner and drew reporters, a traffic cop, and a Lambda Chi Alpha friend as accomplice. The ruse unraveled when photographers and bystanders noticed the lack of other runners and Harris had to explain his lone feat.
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Ernest Harris
Boston University
Ble Ford
Cambridge
Mass
Beacon
Street
Eyces
Beacon Street
Nurmi
Ernest
Bilt Elatert
Dedham
Scapp
Charlie Paddock
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jumbled Geography Found in Warthebruch District
Berlin reports a district near Warthebruch named after cities and states abroad. Frederick the Great drained swamp land to create a new Prussian province and settlers, planning emigration, instead founded villages named for Philadelphia Louisville Saratoga Maryland Florida Vienna Jamaica Havana Ceylon Sumatra Corsica and more.
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Berlin
Philadelphia
Lousville
Saratoga
Maryland
Florida
Woulsiena
Pennsylvania
Hampshire
Havana
Ceylon
Sumeatra
Jamaica
Corsica
Warthebruch
Frederick the Great
Kingdom of Prussia
Sheriff Shooter Wanted for Ally Robbery
Rochester officers seek Alfred Williams alias Alfred Willard alias Mickey Williams for shooting Sheriff Wagner and wounding I H Snttan during a holdup at a feed store and robbery of a grocery. Williams allegedly fled Rochester and may be in the Midwest or Chile with two brothers, after tying to recruit Donald MacKenzie in Waterloo and St Paul. MacKenzie pleaded guilty to a prior Hartmann robbery and received 25 years. he is up for possible deportation as a criminal alien.
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Rochester
Alfred Wiliams
Alfred Willard
Alfred Lynch
Mickey Williams
H. Ty. Wagner
I. H. Snttan
Sterling
M. R. Seaman
Meisch É
Wagener
T. C. Woods
Williams
Woods
Midwest
Chile
Cedar Rapids
Donald MacKenzie
St. Paul
Waterloo
Leslie Hartmann
MacKenzie
Wagner
Hartmann
State Penitentiary
MaacKenzie
Elien
Easter Visit By Lawless Family At Belmont Avenue
Mr and Mrs Donald Lawless and Preston Lawless of Chicago visited at the home of Donald Lawless parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lawless 403 Belmont avenue over Easter Sunday.
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Donald Lawless
Preston Lawless
Chicago
Charles Lawless
Belmont Avenue
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