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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1927

Page

5

Expected to Attend Meeting of Minor Clubs

Dallas scene as more than 900 delegates are expected for the annual pow wow of the Western Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. The arbitration board meets at 4 PM with Judge Bramham and others presiding. Over 150 grievances are anticipated to be heard before and during the convention.

Dallas Tex Wnafinna Miors Board of Arbitration W. CG. Bramham Durham J. Calvin O'Toole New York John D. Martin Memphis

Iowa High School Indoor and Outdoor Track Dates Set

Iowa City announces dates for the University of Iowa indoor and outdoor track meets. Prep athletes will compete in 13 indoor events in the field house on Wednesday February 22 and gather on Town Field Saturday June 2 for 16 outdoor events. The outdoor meet marks the nineteenth running, delayed one week to avoid conflicts with other invitation meets and state sectional championships.

Spreind Servier Towa City Ith University of Iowa P. E. Belting G. T

Whiteside bowlers lead non league scores in midwest tourney prep

W Harper led Whiteside sheets with 243 as M Gorman 227 Budack 238 Menshi 224 Stainbrook 221 Manahi 331 Sims 216 Minard 218 Hallowell 315 Armstrong 216 and Berray 208 followed. Six Whiteside players Frank Manahl Mike Gorman H Smith E Newnan J Loreng and Joe Buguck left for St Joseph Mo to compete in the Midwest tournament tonight and Sunday. Elsewhere Bitler topped the Tawa Public Service league at 233 and 213 while Buchanan led the Rotary with 197 and J C Hartman 188. John Deere league saw P Halls elligible and others. Elks league saw Weltzin 216 Eddie Johnson 212 Wilhelm 287 Harbin 818 and Ward 223. Tom Buchanan set a new three game Elks record 292 225 159 total 611. The Elks five man record rose to 207. A Gobbler contest runs Monday through December 33 at Elks alleys for high three game score. Mrs Arch McFerlane led Elks women with 157. Next week Commercial league features Illinois Central vs Unique Cleaners Mid-Continent Oil vs Commercial National Bank. Elk League Tuesday Bender vs Hershberger Jackson vs Harris. Thursday Eggert vs Beil Rugg vs Harris. Blandines in local bowling leagues led to Thursday matches December 1.

W. Harper Whiteside M. Gorman Budack W.menshi Stainbrook Ft. Manahi Sims Minard Hallowell Armstrong Berray jeThe Lef St. Joseph Frank Manahl Mike Gorman H. Smith E. Newnan J. Loreng Joe Buguck Tom Buchanan Harbin Elks Alleys Arch McFerlane Ilinois Central Unique Cleaners Mid-Continent O11 Commercial National Bank Wall-Ekfelt Rath Gamblen Robinson Bender Hershberger Jackson Harris

Gene Tunney Explains Fear In Boxing Ring

New York Dec 3 The heavyweight champion described how fear and worry affect challengers and how mental training helps boxers cope. Tunney said imaginative fighters tend to be nervous before big bouts but with training can make boxing seem routine, while unimaginative types seldom reach the top.

New York Gene Tunney Tunney

Speaker May Not Be With Senators Club Next Season

Washington December 3 Tris Speaker likely will not be with the Senators next year President Clark Griffith said today the veteran outfielder is not exactly on the market but he told Speaker some time ago he would not stand in his way if he could land a managerial berth John McGraw asked what he was going to do with Speaker and said he might of course nothing will be done without Speaker OK

Washington, D. C Tris Speaker Senators Clark Griffith John McGraw Griffith Speaker

Chicago Prep Public and Catholic Teams Face City Title

Chicago public and Catholic prep champions meet today to decide the city title in a historic postseason showdown. About 75,000 tickets were sold to benefit Christmas charity funds, marking the first time the two league winners clash for the top prep gridiron honor.

Chicago

Local High School Basketball Scores From Port City and Dunkerton

La Porte defeats Geneseo 28 to 26 in a tense overtime free throw battle with Robb and Johannson leading scorers and Brown Klingaman Graham and Peterson starring for Orange. Dunkerton high school crushes Denver 28 to 7 as Rice hits 12 points and Bolle leads Denver with 12.

LA Porte Geneseo la Porte City Port City Robb la Port Johannson Genesto Orange Dee Janesville MIRE Brown Een Klingaman Ab Ghd Graham Peterson Uarda Dunkerton Denver Dunkerton High School

Traer Youth Plays Football on Coast Sunday With Navy

Fred Uridil, a Traer high school alumnus and Great Lakes naval trainee, stars on the Great Lakes football team. The former Traer athlete, a tackle and marksman, joined the navy in September and expects a Pacific coast assignment after their California trip. He recently earned a marksman badge with a 143 of 150.

Varner Syeeind Traer Tas Fred Uridil Traer High School Tom Uridil Buckingham Township Great Lakes Naval Training Station Great Lakes California Service Eleven San Diego Uridil Des Moines Register Iowa Navy Pacific Coast San Diego Naval Base

Walter Hagen to Star in Movies

New York December report says Walter Hagen the professional golf champion will head to Hollywood soon to play the lead in four golf romance films. The move marks Hagen’s shift from golf to the silver screen as he joins the movie industry.

Walter Hagen New York Hollywood al the Iskar

Detroit Cleveland Teams Battle Today for Bridge Honors

Detroit and Cleveland Athletic clubs meet in Chicago to decide the first national four man bridge championship. They led the eliminations with two sessions planned for today. Henry Traeger and Carl Aphort of Cleveland Whist club won the Me's pit title last night. Ely Culbertson and John Zeuwitz of Detroit Athletic Club were runners up.

Chicago Detroit Cleveland Henry Traeger Carl Aphort Ely Culbertson John Zeuwitz Detoit “Athletic Rib

Kansas City bowler takes fourth in Midwest Singles

St Joseph MO Dec 3 1 Failure to pick up a spare costs Harold Hendrix of Kansas City the lead in the Midwest singles bowling tournament here last night. His final frame spare attempt left him 662, placing him fourth behind leaders Eich George Trenholm and Jack Lo Monaco.

St. Joseph Harold Hendrix Kan City Midwest Eich George Trenholm Jack LoMonaco Kansas City

Holmer Elected Pilot For Northwestern 1928 Team

Evanston December 3 Northwestern University named veteran halfback Walter Holmer captain of the 1928 football squad. Twenty five players were awarded letters with Holmer chosen to lead the squad for the upcoming season.

Holmer Northwestern Evanston Walter Holmer Northwestern University

Pfeil Dies After Sepsis Relapse in Memphis

Charles O Pfeil, recently nominated for president of the United States Golf Association, died in Memphis Tennessee from septic poisoning after a relapse yesterday. Source reports his passing came as he was in Jacksonville earlier.

Charles Pfeil Memphis Tenn Charles ,O. Pfeil United States Golf Association Jacksonville

Schommer Presses Back In Touchback Row

Chicago December reports quote John Schommer defending his umping in Notre Dame vs Southern California, calling the touchback controversy sickening. He cites coach controversies and hairline calls deciding championships, with remarks from A A Stage, Bob Zuppke, and Knute Rockne decrying coaches who overreact after a single defeat.

Chicago Linsi John Schommer Saturdry Notre Dame Southern California Schommer Chicago Commonwealth Club A. A. Stage Bob Zuppke Tinois Knute Rockne

Giants and Grange's Yankees Meet at Polo Grounds

New York pro grid clash slate Sunday as league leading Giants face Rea Grange's Yankees at the Polo Grounds. A Giants win would clinch the National League title and spark a spectacular finish to the local pro season with the two teams meeting for the first time this year.

New York PRO Grid Giants

Ice Skating Opens in Cedar River Season At Hawkeye City

Ice skaters took to Cedar River amid thin ice and flood risks as officials warn to stay off the water. The American Legion hopes for a rink at the Hippodrome within days, with a grand opening planned next week as cold spells strengthen ice. Hockey prospects for the Legion team are strong, and football chatter notes tentative 1923 baselined management moves amid optimism for University of Iowa football futures.

Cedar River The American Legion Congress Hippodrome Shane Hippodrome Wwao~terloo Amari- Fan Legion Lipossiota

Radio Programs Tonight Saturday and Sunday

Radio listings across multiple stations in American cities detailing programs from early evening to late night. Includes orchestras, dance bands, studio concerts, theatre revues, and specific times across NBC CBS Blue networks with entries for Chicago Cincinnati Des Moines New York and more.

Broadcast schedule fragment with NBC and local stations listed

A fragmented Sunday radio schedule lists NBC programs and multiple station references including WMAQ WEAF KDKA and WJZ. It mentions churches sermons, musical performances, and concerts across cities like New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with various times and programs.

WCAE Pittsburgh WGR Buffalo Jenny Wren Frog WHEM Chicago Orch WLW Cincinnati WMAQ Bausic WEAF New York Davenport Melody Makers Ames KFAB Lincoln WOY WSAT

Radio Schedule and Programs List From NBC Widespread Stations

A detailed afternoon and evening broadcast grid lists multiple station call letters and programs. It includes farm service talks, market reports, gospel and orchestral performances, stage and theater programs, children’s segments, and weather reports across WEAF WGN WMAQ WLS WCCO KDKA KFAB WOC WIS WRC WTAM WBZ KYW WOR WSBP and others with times from 3:30 PM to late night, noting hosts like Herbia Koch John Thompson and Bert Brown, and a mix of NBC CBS and local network shows.

WGY Behenectady Davenport WSAT Cincinnati Chicago WLW WLS Kyw Bob Pittsburgh U. of Pitt EMA Shenandoah Harness Makers WOCO Minn St. Paul WBZ Boston KDKA Radio Club WSAI WHZ EFAB Lincoln Good Will WHO Des Moines Kings of Harmony WLIS WREZ WHAS Louisville WLI Hot Springs WJZ New York Philco Hour Blue Network WMA WEAF WGR WBIBI WBBM KFAB WGN Rochester WFAA Dallas KTHS WDAF Kansas City WWJ Detroit Keystone WBAL Baltimore Municipal Band WRC Washington WCCO Orchestra Lingoln, Jr. C C. Prag Nashville Barndance Theatre Revue News Western Chess Blue Twins Ai P WPAA WTAM Cleveland Slumber WMAGQ Cincinnati Orchestra WERM Kimball Hall Frale Wgy Atlantic City WHDBM Hnamps Gerenaders WLIB SIP Nighthawks WIZ Buffalo Presbyterian WJJID Symphony Ensemble M— Eoil Council Blults WSAL Congregational Sun Eve Club Wdz Collier's Hour WSM Denver KFI Los Angeles Melody Boys KOM Council Bluffs Gorrell-Gosden WEBH WCFL Zion Auld Sandy Our Government WCAE WBAZ Atwater Kent i Red Network Lewisville WCH Thme Wijd WEZ Toston Ite Sym Utah Cuvallers WSB Atlanta Don Amaizo WTMJ Our Music Room WOW Omaha Sole Killers WENR Sam ‘N' Henry Trale EQIL Cornel Ambassadors Pac Blues WEBM Springs Wjr-Wck IKDKA WJRI General Motors Family Party Red WSMB New Orleans Sai P.M Trey Orchestra KOA EFI Music Box Afale WIA WOT Ames Law WOR Newark Columbia Network Qieveland Milestres van Sickle Congress Carnival Abanhe Koil KFT Lis P.M Mo-Victor Herbia Koch U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Radio Farm Service Lowa Homestead John Thompson the Ambassadors Bert Brown Capiltol NBC General Motors Moon Magle Vincent Lopez Herbie Koch Mi Weaf YWCA Waco Wie Little Symphony WCXN Minstrel Wis WDAP Schodl of Art WOAE WLA WMAQ Paul Boy Scouts Light Oper Uncle Bob Atlante Chitwan Punch and Judy WSBP Mim Koil Council Han Win Roxy's Gang Pittahegh Woog WEAP KBO Clarinda Hay Mon Fsenable F . Kom Orcheatra

Vanderbilt Grid Starts Nation on Scoring Trail

New York December 3 The crown for individual high scoring honors during the 1927 football season centers on Jimmie Armistead Vanderbilt back, who in 10 games crossed the goal line 22 times for 142 points. He leads Joe Hunt Texas A&M and Myles Lane Dartmouth in a tight race with others like Glenn Presnell, Shorty Almquist and Chuck Carroll also mentioned. Big Six meeting in St Louis confirms dual refereeing authority for basketball. Missouri Valley meet dates set for Drake Des Moines. Texan engineers discuss less glaring highway coloring.

New York Jimmie Armistead Vanderbilt Billy Spears Armistead Joe Hunt Texas Aggies Myles Lane Dartmouth Hunt Lane Glenn Presnell Nebraska Shorty Almquist Minnesota Chuck" Carroll University of Washington Presnell Carroll St. Louis Drake University Des Moines

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