Waterloo Could Contend With One Team If School System Unified
Discussion during a record season on Waterloo football values notes that combining East and West Des Moines material would yield a stronger squad. Coaches could shift players to create a powerful lineup, with positions outlined and several backups ready to strengthen the first team.
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East High
East
Althe West
Waterloo
West Des Moines
Wast Des Moines
Cosch Whittle
Bandfield
East Thureday
Bob Miller
Beeson
Hette
Duke
Stiehm
Jumbo Stiehm
Indiana
Frank Birch
Nebraska
West
Tibbitts Tailors Swing 2-1 Over Stolt Broa in Night League
Putzier rolled 228 to lead the Tibbitts Tailors as they took two of three games from Stolt Broa bowling. McFarlane posted the high ATETREO for the match. Earlier, Low Tension defeated High Tensions two of three as H. M. Smith topped the day with 207 in one game and a 165 average.
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Tibbitts Tailors
Stolt Broa
Putzier
McFarlane
Coon Signed by Marshalltown for Central Assn Season
Ralph Cox of Long Pine Nebraska, a Tincoln pitching staff member in 1915, has been signed by manager Frank Boyle for Marshalltown in the Central association for next season.
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Anbons
Ralph Coon
Marshalltown
Ralph Cox
Long Pine
Neb
Tincoln
Frank Boyle
Central Association
Confusion Over Missouri Valley Title Sparks Debate
Ames, Dec 2. The Missouri Valley conference championship is debated as Ames Nebraska and Missouri each claim the title. Ames beat Kansas 13 to 97 and Drake 33 to 14 but lost to Nebraska 0 to 3. Missouri beat Washington 13 to 0 and Drake 14 to 0. Nebraska defeated Drake 53 to 0 and beat Kansas Aggies 14 to 0.
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Ames
Lincoln
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Cheops
Portis
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Drake
Washington
Kansas Aggies
Nous
All-Star Iowa College Football Eleven Named by Des Moines Editor
Behrmer of Morningside captains the honorary team with four players from Des Moines area and Ames contributing three. Becker of Iowa and Hungelmann lead the tackle and guard spots while Sprong of Drake is center. Davis of Iowa and Davis of Ames are the halfbacks, with Packer and Laun among the ends and kickers.
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Des Moines
Hhereby
Town
Ames
Draka
Highland Park
Grinnell
Morningside
Behmer
Methodists
Cyclones
Laun
Packer
Laws
Lars
Hawkeyes
Amestowa
Hungelmannn
Iowa
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Chicago
Northwestern
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Denfield
Callahan
Russell Sprong
Weat High
Drake
Sprong
Smith
Big Purple
Cantar
Daviises
Davis
Hunreblmann
Yallahan
Ieek
Bevker
Low
Towa
Ames Fehmer
L.H. Smith
Butler
Dubuque
Johnson
Moralngelde
Cornell Has Bright Future With 1917 Team
Mount Vernon reports Cornell football poised for strong 1917 season after 1916 banquet. Coach Finger expects a 100 percent stronger squad, with key returnees including Dean Curtis and Lamson brothers, plus promising freshmen like Parry and Curtis. Four strong returning linemen and a capable backfield build high hopes.
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Tmaombora
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Livermore
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Gregory
Bonsey
Curtis
Dawson
Kepler
Story
Morrow
Cramer
Segle
Micholin
Hedges
Wilson
Ames
Ash Park
Lamson Brothers
Cedar Rapids
Dean Curtis
Waterloo
Speed Merchants
Hartwell
Walker
Ivan Sheeler
Newton
Cornell
John Heiser
Andy Anderson
Cornell Routers
Rifle Club Shoots Earn Expert Rating in Meeting
Waterloo Rifle club reports seven marksmen five sharpshooters and two experts in its annual release. Scores list B S Geist Bolsot Black Hartman Koeneke Gass Mullan for marksmen and Geist Bolsot Cass Alack Mullan for sharpshooters with experts Geist and Boisot scoring 151 and 172. In his report to General Phillips.
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Waterloo Rifle Club
A. W. Mullan
Fred H. Phillips, Jr
National Rifle Association
Geist
L. M. Bolsot
BH. A. Black
J. CG. Hartman
CO. Koeneke
J. EB. Gass
BH. S. Geist
J. BE. Cass
E. A. Alack
W. Mullan
Mr. Gaist
Mr. Boisot
Notable Iowa backfield stars shine in varsity football
The Big Nina and Davis stand out for Iowa this year with strong ball carrying and open field running. Augustine of Grinnell is hailed as the best fullback in the state, a top ground gainer for the Scarlet and Black, capable of line plunges and open field runs. He also handles kicking duties and may share punting honors on the all state team junto with Laur.
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Ono
Davis
Iowa
Mike” Augustina
Grinnell
Ias
Augustine
Laur
Local marksmanship club gains new rifles after expert qualification
Mr Mullan cites wind and weather delays as causes of low scores among 12 club members. Government-financed guns remain owned by the state until marked as experts, when title passes to the club. Three rifles will be sent after two members qualify, with one rifle per five members allowed and 120 rounds of ammunition yearly per man.
Dysart defeats Gladbrook 24 to 10 in season opener
Dysart tops Gladbrook 24 to 10 in the opening basketball game of the season on Thanksgiving evening. Dysart led 22 to 18 at halftime as Traer beat Dysart’s second team 39 to 34 and the Dysart lineup included Dengier Ames and Beres.
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Dysart
Gladbrook
Traer
East High W Men Banquet Recalls Hasta First Team Glory
East High W men banquet honors Hast high football legacy with past stars present. Speakers include Ralph Hoxie and Fred Becker. J Harlan Rush praised Hast’s early teams. Paul Simpson’s heroics noted. Neal Allie Johnson staged six round exhibition. Coach Stiehm visiting Waterloo.
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Russell- Lamson
Flast
Fred Becker
Ronald Reed
Tews University
J. Harlan Rush
Hast
Princeton University
Paul Simpson
East
Iece
Dale Swanson
Ralph Hoxie
W. R. Law
Neal Allie
Johnson
Roy Bandfeld
Erne Lichty
Marty Reed
Six Criminal Cases Set for Trial in District Court
Six criminal cases are scheduled for trial in the district court next week. Tony Geier faces trial Wednesday for an attack on Grace Lawson, a telephone operator, with a one day postponement granted due to counsel's Dubuque business. Charles Shields and L H Stolte are slated for Thursday trials for liquor offenses, Julian Alba may plead guilty to carrying concealed weapons, Richard H Wagner faces embezzlement charges Friday, and BE Wenner. county attorney, notes two cases could settle out of court.
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BE. J
Wenner
County Attorny
Tony Geier
Miss Grace
Lawson
Dubuque
Qarley
Shields
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