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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1928

Page

20

Big Ten Faces Eligibility Clash Over McLain and Holman

Chicago awaits the Big Ten conference as questions arise about Mayes McLain of Iowa and Allan Holman of Ohio State. Protesters claim both players are ineligible due to prior college play and transfers. The conference plans to set eligibility standards while Iowa and Ohio State defend their stars for next season. The 1929 program also features eight key intersectional games and a full slate of conference meetings for scheduling across sports.

Chicago Mayes McLain Iowa Allan Holman Ohio State Big Ten McLain Haskell Indians Haskell Holman Ames Holmen Iowa State College John R. Griffiths Princeton University of Washington Illinois Army Champaign Wisconsin Colgate Madison Harvard Michigan Vanderbilt Minnesota Minneapolis Pitt Pittsburgh Navy Columbus Notre Dame Northwestern Indiana

Yankee strategy tale features Ruth Gehrig and Robby

Warren Brown recounts a World Series era yarn about pitching to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Robby, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, jokes he would walk every Yankee except Moe, Moe M. and others, to avoid giving them chances. The tale recalls McGraw’s tactic with Fred Snodgrass and the era’s batting orders.

Warren Brown Robby Brooklyn Dodgers Ruth Gehtig Buck Robb St. Louis Warren Gehrig Rooby Moeusel Rovby Heath Pilsher McGraw Fred Snodgrass Chief Sievers Meyers Sno Yours Truly

Hazleton Prep Teams to Host Quasqueton Gym Night

Hazleton high school boys and girls squads prepare to meet Quasqueton High tomorrow night at home. The event features a school band performance as Hazleton eyes a home schedule of 13 games this season.

Hazleton Quasqueton High Haleton

Christmas gifts and a shared value in Ottawa Herald

A digest of quips and verse on Christmas gifts, commerce, and social quirks. The note laments equal value expectations, pressures merchants face, and holiday barbershop chatter. A poem about wings contrasts northern cold with southern skies and rail fare. Also mentions Henry Litchfield West Texas and Ginan reportedly in a New York hospital for a joint ailment.

Henry Litchfield West

Cedar Falls Youth Now Candidate for Ames Cage Squad

Cedar Falls youth and Town State College players push through daily scrimmages under coach Louis Menzo as they prepare for the season opener on December 20 when Simpson College visits the state gym. The first team features Lester Lande Northwood Fred Ludwig Lawton Glenn Woods Irwin Doc Taylor Montezuma Burnett Zimmerman Watertown S C. A further squad cut is expected next week and several new players have joined this week including Dick Wilcox Stratford Don Wilson Hopkinton Forrest Bennett Marshall Okla Harry Johnson Dubuque and Roy Peters Cedar Falls.

Courier Special Service Ames Louis Menzo Simpson College State Gymnasium Lester Lande Northwood Fred Ludwig Lawton Glenn Woods Irwin Pirot M. H Doc) Taylor Montezuma Burnett Zimmerman Water

Billiard Tournament Set At Popular Cigar Store

A pocket billiard tournament for three classes A B and C will be held at the Popular Cigar store in a fort night. Merchandise prizes await winners in each group. In the Waterloo Billiard League event recent at the same store Frank Bros. team won three cues by beating the Popular Cigar store cuists 40 to 27. Popular Cigar store players secured second by defeating the Nauman company team 31 to 30.

Frank Powers Waterloo Billard Ieague Frank Bros Nauman Company

Workman denies quitting Ames football coach post

Noel Workman, Ames head football and baseball coach, says he has no intention of leaving Iowa State College. Rumors linked him to Nebraska’s ex-coach vacancy, but Town State athletics director T. N. Metcalf and officials affirm Workman will be kept indefinitely, praising his work and popularity.

Ames Dee Iowa State College Noel Workman Workman Earnest Beary Nebraska T. N. Metcalf Athletutes Town State Ere

Biddle Millions Seek Allbbious To Gene Tunney

New York December 6. Tony Biddle son of a Philadelphia magnate dominates boxing news as he buys Rene de Vos’s managerial contract for 20000 and backs promoter Jimmy Bronson to land Belgium’s Blonde Fox for Mickey Walker’s throne. He envisions a training camp near the city and backs amateur boxing, with Major Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr, still active in the sport, as a social and athletic force behind the effort.

New York Tony” Biddle Philadelphia Nick Tony Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle, Jr Rene de Vos Jimmy Bronson Gene Tunner Blonde Fox Belgium Mickey Walker Bronson Heronson Altho Reno Bulgaria Gene Tunney Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr Major Biddle Ying Jack O’brien Kid Griffo Frank Erne Kid Willams Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Corbett

Ackley High School Basketball Schedule Announced

Ackley Iowa December 14 Ackley high school's basketball season opens with a game against the alumni. The schedule includes games at home and away from December through February against towns and teams such as Town Fails, Parurg, Alden, Geneva, Parkersburg, Iowa Falls, Wellsburg, and others.

Courier Special Service Ackley Ackley High Coal Town Dan Parurg Alden Geneva Parkersburg Iowa Falls Wellsburg

Golf A gence Meets Western Golf Association Elects

Chicago action at the Western Golf Association annual meeting expected to reelect President Robert M. Cutting of Chicago and other officers. The gathering is held tonight with officials slated for renewal.

Golf Ass Chicago Dee Robert M. Cutting Western Golf Association

Spider and Mr Depew in golf rules clash at Virgin ia Hot Springs

A golf match at Virginia Hot Springs sees Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd call attention to a live spider on the putting green. Official Mr Ganson Depew lifts the arachnid by hand, deeming it an impediment that may be lifted, and preserves it for the archives as an object lesson in rule observance.

Associated Press Virginia Hot Springs Dorothy Campbell Hurd Harry Pressler Ganson Depew Mr. Depew

St Johns Basketball Schedule Promises Tough Games

St Johns high school announced a demanding schedule for its basketball team led by secretary treasurer W F Assmus. The slate includes Dec 11 vs St Patrick's Cedar Rapids, Dec 14 vs St Weenesnbuse Cedar Rapids, and a series of away and home games through February with opponents such as Sacred Heart Waterloo Monticello Elkader and Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids.

Courier Special Service Independence St. Patrick’s High School Cedar Rapids St. John's High School W. F. Assmus St. Patrick's of St. Weeneesbnuse Sacred Heart of Waterloo Alary's Waterloo St Navier Manchester Monticelloa St. Patrick's St. Wenceslause Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception St. Mavier St. Mary's of Watering C. L. Ve AL Immaculate Conception of Elkader Monticello

Charles City and Wauken Lead High School Conference

Charles City and Wauken claim a share of the Northeast Town High School conference football title after Wauken won three conference games while Charles City won four, including a trio of wins and a scoreless tie with Decorah that Charles City says still justifies a rightful title claim. New Lampton fields a green team.

Canarer Charles City Dee Wauken Charles City High School Northeast Town Decorah Wanekon West Union Cresco New Lampton

Chickasaw Season Ends With Key Wins and Narrow Losses

The Chickasaw team finished a strong season, defeated only by Charles City, with notable wins over Osage by New Hampton. Cresco Decorah Nashua were toppled, Decorah suffered injuries after a solid start, while Cresco, Nashua and West Union lagged due to inexperience. Final standings listed.

Charles City Osage New Hampton Cresco Decorah Nashua Chickasaw Norsemen West Union

Giraffes Enter Tigers Cage At Missouri Basketball

Columbia Mo Dec 6 Nine cagers for the 1929 Missouri squad stand at least six feet tall with Charles Huhn leading at six six and six tenths. Teammates include Bohrer McKenzie Roach guards Baker Craig centers Alston Ruble Welsh forwards.

Columbia University of Missouri Charles Huhn Bohrer McKenzie Roach Baker Craig Alston Ruble Welsh

Detroit Olympics players eyed for major league promotion

Detroit December 6 Three league leading Detroit Olympics players were under consideration for major league promotion. Bernard Brophy center will join the Detroit Cougars Sunday night and be ready for duty against the New York Rangers. Bill Brydge and Harvey Rockburn may be taken for duty with the Cougars. The Olympics rejected a Rangers offer of 17500 for Rockburn.

Detroit Detroit Olympics Bernard Brophy Detroit Cougars New York Rangers Bill Brydge Harvey Rockburn Olympic Cougars Olympics Rangers Blackburn

Glassgow Named Iowa Captain as Hawkeyes Start 1929

Willis A. Glassgow, Iowa halfback, was elected captain of the 1929 Hawkeyes, ending a four year run by linemen. A top ground gainer, he led in rushing for 1927 and 1928, totaling 546 yards this season, and is praised as a leading back in the Midwest. He will be out of athletic competition until February 1.

Courier Special Service Iowa City Willis A. Glassgow University of Iowa Hawkeye Leland Parkin Waterloo Iowa Burton Ingwersen Parkin Glassgow Aubrey Devine Hawkeyes Middle West Otto Vogel

Football captain-elect to report as shortstop

Glassgow enters university in February 1926. He has played shortstop for two seasons and batted over .350 last spring.

Glassgow The University

Nine Officials Represent Iowa at Big Ten Meet

Iowa City officials will travel to Chicago for the Western Conference meeting to draft schedules in baseball track swimming tennis gymnastics and wrestling. Attending are Dr. P. E. Belting Prof. Louis Pelzer Burton Ingwersen George Bresnahan Otto Vogel David Armbruster Ernest Schroeder Orville Simmons and Dr. Walter FieselER.

Courier Towa City University of Iowa Chicago P. E. Belting Division of Physical Education Louis Pelzer Burton A. Ingwersen George T. Bresnahan Otto H. Vogel David A. Armbruster Ernest G. Schroeder Orville Simmons Walter R. Fieseler

Tuffy Griffiths to Box in Chicago Ring

Promoter Jim Mullen announces an all star program for next Wednesday night in Chicago featuring Jerry Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa light heavyweight plus Joey Medill Chicago lightweight Joey Sanger Milwaukee junior lightweight and Jack McCarthy Chicago welterweight. Opponents are not named.

Chicago Jim Mullen Jerry Tuffy Griffiths Sioux City Joey Medill Joey Sanger Milwaukee Jack McCarthy

Dave McCuskey Chosen Captain for Tutors 1929 Season

Cedar Falls December 6 Dave McCuskey of Woodbine has been elected captain of the 1929 Tutor football machine. The selection was announced at a dinner with the squad and athletic board by President O R Latham. McCuskey was second in scoring among Iowa conference players last season and is esteemed as a top Purple and Gold performer. Olie Meyer Gay Orr and retiring captain had remarks along with Coach Paul Bender and President Latham.

Cedar Falls Dave McCuskey Woodbine Iowa State Teachers College McCuskey School Athletic Board O. R. Latham Iowa Olie Meyer Waterloo Gay Orr Paul Bender Latham

Large Squad Seeks Cage Positions at New Hampton High

Forty men report for basketball and thirty for wrestling at New Hampton High School as the team gears up for 17 basketball contests this winter. The first game is at Nashua on December 14 with a schedule listing dates at Nashua Lawler here West Union here Cresco here Decorah there Charles City there Cedar Falls there Oelwein there Ossie here Decorded here Clear Lake here Charles City here Cresco there Ossie here Nashua here East Waterloo there. The native oyster of Californians is noted as quite small compared with eastern oysters.

Courier Special Service New Hampton New Hampton High Nashua Lawler West Union Cresco

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