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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

19

Valley Goaghes Pickall Team Valley Goaghes Pickall Team

Football coaches from Missouri Valley centers select first and second all league teams for the Associated Press. Eight coaches vote Ed Weir of Nebraska and Hutchinson Nebraska center as stars of the season with Sloan Drake and Rhodes Nebraska backfield also highly ranked.

Chicago Missouri Valley Aee Atseason Associated Praag Capt Ed Weir Nebraska Hutchinson Lindanmeyer Uri Seasion Sloan Drake Rhodes Wallace Oklahoma Welker Billsouri Wilcox Baker Kensall Aggisa Cochrane Tansss Aggies Meeter Grinnell Jackson Missouri Potta

Bowling team tops Diamond in Commercial league at Waterloo

In Waterloo alleys last night the Commercial league bowling match saw the Bowling Commercial National bank team win two of three against Diamond. McKinstry earned high honors with a strong outing while Schutte placed second with 22 Midwest. Tourney. Omaha Neb. Dec. 3 AP reports only one change occurred in the standings of the animal Midwest in.

Commercial National Bank Diamond Joe Waterloo McKinstry Schutte Midwest Omaha Neb Bank— Hoffer Schutte Annes Reed DS Graham Cothart Bucban Faesoo Osbun Motor Company Medical Life Team Whiteside Alleys Régister Osburn Motor Bodholdt Tas Medical Lite Vedder Cnok Te Ee Ins Amim Y Teonard Cigar Hawkeye Crew Geary Wurster Leonant Fichard I. Leonard Leonard Renee Wee Claus Hawkeye Burmham Wuester Wilson Wees Perry Amarska Wees Los Ates St. Mary's J. Bruan B. Bernard Isy Pat Brown Geo. Sager Ve Ag Too Wessal Isies &F Jos Kipp Paves Merman Ser Linder L. McCart R. Benno R. Delegard Thas. Burk T. McNally Ss Eeewee J. Hoffer Waeme A. Koegler Eee BSL Lerstein Ompson B. Laymon

Iowa's New Field House Aims for Largest U S Indoor Track

The University of Iowa plans a 420 by 412 foot field house to be finished in fall 1926. It will house a six lap to the mile cinder track the largest indoor circuit, plus rooms for wrestling boxing handball gymnastics and golf and extensive locker rooms and offices. Funded by net athletic event proceeds.

Iowa City University of Iowa United States Ture

Bowling tournament standings and top scorers noted

In a bowling association event R Stender and Deni son tied for eighth after a 608 series. Underwriters' Service Corporation of Chicago leads the five-man standings with 2877. K Trego and A Nelson of Denver lead the two-man read with 1214. An off day is Thursday with Davenport, IA action Friday.

Bowling Association R. Stender Denison W. Lindgren Sioux Sutyg Ia Service Cororation Chicago K. Trego A. Nelson Denver Davenport

Thomas Jefferson Highs Gridiron Record Stands Bright

Council Bluffs IA Dec 3 AP 13 2000 spectators saw Thomas Jefferson high school football this season coach William H Thompson reports gate receipts near 1000 and expenses 425 for equipment 475 for travel. Five games are set with Washington Cedar Rapids Sioux City South Omaha Abraham Lincoln.

Corneil Washington High Cedar Rapids Sioux City South Omaha North Omaha Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs Ielieve Thompson Hopkinton

Sport World Roundup of Boxing and Football Notes

Oakland and San Francisco boxers Jenny Clyne and Johnny McCoy win decisions in four rounds. Leo Chevere defeats Jack Seigter in four rounds in San Francisco. Johnny McCoy wins in El Paso after beating Henry Chico in ten rounds. Mason Griffin beats One Stop Watson in San Jose. Henry Welch defeats Ad Cadenna in New York. Jimmy Goodrich vs Lucien Vine signed for a New Garden match on December 23 after ante raised to 19 500. Kansas City heavyweights Brad Hamilton and Spider Kelly fight in six rounds. Morris and Rodriguez draw in Duluth. Missouri football captains named Carl Bacchus and Pete Jackson for 1926 season. Pittsburgh and New York hockey debut ends 2 7 with Langlois goal in overtime. Princeton names John W. Davis Jr as football captain for next year. Miller Hugelas of the Yankees arrives in New York.

Oakland Cal Phil Keplan Newark Tiger Johnny Clyne Fresno Harvey Labarra St Paul the Siegel Johnny Green New York Pedro Villa Manila Santamreleht Leo Cheveer San Francisco Jack Seigter Germany Santa Fe N. M Johnny AeCoy el Paso Henry Chico Sinte “Fe San_ Francisco Mason Griffin San Jose Lucien Vinesz Garden Timmy Kansas City Kane Brad Hamilton Denver Spider “Kelly Bangor Morris Duluth Bias Rodriguez Mexico City Columbia University of Sissouri Carl Bacchus Pete Tackson St Joseph Pittsburgh Langlois Princeton N. J John W. Davis Miller Hugelas Yankees

Amateur southern stars to face all western team in San Francisco

Four star players from Georgia Tech Tulane Alabama and Wake Forest are invited to play an amateur game against an all western team in San Francisco Deg 25 with Col Jacob Ruppert cited to bolster strength for his one up.

Atlanta San Francisco Wycoff Georgia Tech Fiowmoy Tulane Hubert Alabama Wakefield Varderbill

English boxer Milligan set for Walker bout in New York

New York dispatch reports Tommy Milligan of England, slated to fight Mickey Walker for the world welterweight title at the Garden on January 22, will arrive tomorrow aboard the Berengaria. Milligan previously secured a decision over Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha in his only prior U.S. appearance.

New York Tommy Milligan England Mickey Walker New Garden Berengaria Morrie Schlaifer Omaha

East High Athletes Banquet Planned by Local Businessmen

Business men of the east distance will host East High football and basketball players at a banquet to be held Thursday evening December 10 in Black's tearoom. A committee led by A. Mor-Tig chairs the invitation and about 50 businessmen will attend with a similar number of players.

East Distance East High Black A. Mor- Tig

Sloan's Liniment Proves Quick Relief for Muscle Strain

A government survey party in British Columbia endorses Sloan's Liniment for sprains bruises stiff muscles and rheumatism. The report praises its healing effect beyond mere pain relief noting improved blood flow to injured areas. A bottle costs 85 cents at druggists.

British Columbia Civilization Sloan Sloan's

Ames Fresh Cage Squad Strongest in Several Years

Ames Iowa December 3 Special With 14 freshman football men out for basketball the yearling squad now numbers 40 men Coach Al Wheeler aims to keep the entire group until winter quarter before cuts The yearling team shows strong basketball material with several standouts from the freshmen football squad including Howard Nieman Allan Holman Don Wilson Harry Tomson and Carl Rudl L A Coomer is expected to report soon The squad features six forwards watched closely Otto Madden Lamar Wyatt Clarence Daubert Fred Ludwig Elmer Pillard Theodore Weekley and Raz Rohwer plus G M Schroeder Dun can Brown Pete Wassebaar James Mulcheny showing for guard berths There appears to be a lack of good men for guard berths but no others named.

Anes al Wheeler Howard Nieman Avyedca Allan Holman Wairfield Don Wilson Hankington Harry Tomson Dubuque Carl Rudl Glidden L. A. Coomer Dayton Wheeler Otto Madgen Spirit Lake Lamar Wyatt Bollywood Cal Clarence Daubert Ames Fred Ludwig Lawton Elmer Pillard Anamosa Theodora Weekley Sheldon Maurice James Mul Cheny Greenfield

Early season workouts highlight top candidate pool

Cecil Madsen of Spirit Lake Harold Howarth of Argyle Warren Brown of Marshalltown and Dale Vaught of Monroe have shown strong form in early season workouts and are considered the pick of the candidates.

Cecil Madsen Spirit Lake Harold Howarth Argyle Warren Brown Marshalltown Dale Vaught Monroe

Toledo Couple to Wed at Congregational Parsonage

Tonight in Toledo Iowa Miss Faye Reedy daughter of G F Reedy will marry Harald Waltemeyer son of Mr and Mrs J D Waltemeyer at the Congregational church parsonage. Attendants are Mr and Mrs Ralph W Weitzell of Marshalltown the latter's sister who were wed last week. Miss Reedy a Toledo lifelong resident graduated with the class of 1925. Waltemeyer formerly attended Marshalltown high school and works for Benzhoff Phimbing Co. They will live in Marshalltown until spring then move to a farm south of Persia.

Toledo Faye DB. Reedy G. F. Reedy Harald E. Waltemeyer Marshalltown J. D. Waltemeyer Congregational Church Ralph W. Weitzell Reedy Miss Reedy J. W. Sharp Waltemeyer Benzhoff Phimbing Company

Drake Bulldogs Seek Strong Schedule for 1926

Dex Moines December 3 The Drake Bulldogs plan a sun card for 1926 with Notre Dame and Northwestern likely to be booked for the first time. Nebraska game in Lincoln is assured by a two year contract. Missouri hopes to revive relations. Other tentative games include Ames Grinnell and Kansas.

Dex Moines Drake Bulldogs Sehoold Drake Notre Dame Northwestern Nebraska Lincoln Huskers Missouri Anics Grinnell Kansas

Passaic Prep Coach Joins Army Basketball

Ernest A. Blond, longtime Passaic New Jersey high school basketball coach, has been hired as head coach of the Army team. He reports for duty December 4, succeeding Harry A. Fisher, who resigned September 25 after guiding teams to a world record of 159 straight victories within six years.

N. J Ernest A. Blond Passaic Army Blood Dee Harry A. Fisher

Red Grange Expected to Draw $90,000 to $140,000 in New York Return

New York reporters estimate a 65,000 plus crowd for Red Grange's New York debut will yield a gate of about 160000 dollars with Grange earning roughly 90000 to 140000 dollars from the single appearance.

New York Red Grange Grange

Lewis Defends World Heavyweight Wrestling Title

Chicago December 3 Lewis defended his world heavyweight wrestling championship against Mike Romano by taking the first and third falls with headlocks. Romano captured the second fall in 24:10. Lewis applied the hold at 39:23 in the first fall and pinned Romano in the final action. Attendance about 5,006.

Lewis Romano Chicago Mike Romano Iz Romano

Giants Deal Denied As McGraw Aims For Youthful Team

John McGraw denied a rumored Giant Red deal before his Florida departure. He cited Luque and Hargrave of Cincinnati and dismissed the figures as exaggerated. He said his plan is to build a young team, not an old one, aiming for a future build.

New York Florida John -McGraw Luque Hargrave Cincinnati

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