Iowa Captain Eligible Despite College Status Debate
The Big Nine faces a ruling on Iowa captain Leo Dick's eligibility after he played at Leander Clark in 1910. The conference lacked that school in its 1912 athletic list, though it may now be considered a college. Iowa's gate receipts totaled nearly $20,000 with Ames and Nebraska games the main profit sources. the athletic board aims to be debt free and add bleacher seats.
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Iowa City
Leander Clark
Big Nine
Leo Mick
Iowa
Ames
Drake
Des Moines
Grinnell
Cornell
Coe
Simpson
Morningside
Luther
Pen
Parsons
State Teachers
Upper Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Mike Hyland
Kellogg
Hawkeyes
Nebraska
Indiana
Northwestern
Chicago
Athletic Board
Harvard Chicago football series in doubt for next season
Chicago deliberations over Harvard’s invitation for a 1915 intersectional game at Cambridge loom large. Harvard proposed a game in Cambridge on October 24 or 31, with Chicago awaiting board action in the near term. If Chicago declines to travel to Harvard, a 1915 meeting seems unlikely.
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Chicago
Harvard-Chicago
University of Chicago
Harvard
Chncaga
Imisan
Wambridge
Feete N.C
Cambridge
Maroons
Dubuque Targeted For Central Association Franchise
Rumors circulate in the Central Association about a Dubuque bid for joining the league as teams in nearby Muscatine and Davenport discuss possible pennant prospects. Officials from Rock Island and Moline deny knowledge of the favored town while Dubuque appears the strongest candidate amid unsettled league chatter.
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Central
Meris
Dubuque
Dubusne
Town Eyes Move to Central Baseball Circuit
A Central league source notes that Three-l town may seek transfer to the Central, driven by rivalry with northern C A towns. While no new towns are expected to join, all current members are likely to stay. At the January 6 adjourned meeting, required guarantee money must be posted, with no expectation of failures by member cities.
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Central
C. A
Brunswick Defeats Owls in League Tilt
Brunswick edges the Owls in a league matchup with a 2 to 0 scoreline. Team standings show Brunswick leading with strong shots and balanced scoring across players, while the Owls struggle to mount a comeback.
Waterloo Bears Heavy Debt Load in Iowa City Report
Iowa cities show Waterloo among the most indebted among eight major cities for the year ending March 31 1913. The Des Moines Sioux City and Davenport leads in per valuation debt. Incorporation dates and police and water works costs for several cities are also listed.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Department of Finances and Municipal Accounts
Lof State
Iowa
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Ottumwa
Muneating
Boone
Anamosa
Tipton
Maunoketa
Valley Junction
Independence
Cedar Falls
Ohio
Iowa Cities
Waterloo Fans Urged to Attend Annual Baseball Meeting
Waterloo baseball fans are urged to attend the annual meeting at city hall tomorrow evening. Directors for the coming year will be chosen and may select a leader for the 1914 team. Fans should express views on the managerial question as the directors seek input from the city’s supporters. adjourned meeting of the General association will be held in January to finish unfinished business. Indians, Iowa Dec 10 Hal Iddings resigns from Simpson college athletics amid criticism. A successor likely elected soon. Hawley quits Iowa football after four years. business interests in Chicago cited. A push to keep Hawley from leaving is noted.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Thomas Lynch
Vears
Tener
National League
Organized Baseball
Johnson
National Commission
Lynceh
League
Lynch
Waterloo
The
Baseball Association
City Hall
Gentral Association
Indianola
Hal Iddings
Simpson College
Illinois
Iddings
Simpson
University of Chicago
Hawley
Iowa City
Jesse B. Hawley
Iowa
Des Moines
Barney
Chicago
Jefferson City
General Assembly
John B. O'Meara
Gordon
Washington
Missouri
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. includeAgness Agusta Ann Frates to Mary Crumrine land in 32-84-12 for 1.25. S Parsons to TM Evans lot 3 Mock 22 division A Cedar River park for 1. George A. Cores to Ames Ar Young part of lot 8 block 6 John son’s addition and part of lot 5 Week 72 Watkins sub- Waterloo for 1. U S to Alvin S A Dowell land in 2-90-11. U S to John and James Dunkerton land in 33-90-11. Mart J Van Silburs et al to Elizabeth Merrill tombs in Greenwood mausoleum Cedar Falls 804. Martha C Cole to Arland Willings Lot 6 black 1 Woodbine addition Waterloo for 1. HD Baker to N Wiese Lot 3 black 6 Johnson’s addition Water jon for 1. Charlotte Gardner Mears to Albert Lincoln part of Lot 60 Morris Case’s addition Waterloo for 700. Galloway Investment Co to Rawin M Close lots 248 and 249 Galloway for 1. Home Park Lands Investment Co to May A London lot 14 black 8 Home Park second addition Waterloo for 25.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Agness Agusta Ann Frates
Mary’ C. Crumrine
United States
Alvin S. A. Dowell
John and
James Dunkerton
John Dunkerton
Mart J. van Silburs
Elizabeth Merrill
Greenwood
Mausoleum
Cedar Falls
Martha C. Cole
Arland Whillings
Black
Woodbine
Waterloo
Baker Tod
N. Wiese
Johnson
Water Jon
Charlotte Gardner Mears
Albert Lincoln
Morris Case
Galloway Investment Co
Rawin M. Close
Galloway
Poultry Show 70 to Be Held Dec 29 in Cedar Falls Armory
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry association plans the annual show from December 29 to January 4 at the Cedar Falls armory, with free armory use and fowls shipped from across the Middle West. Exhibits include chickens turkeys ducks geese and other fowl in five major classes with five sub classes each. The event moves to Cedar Falls by invitation and marks six years of Waterloo hosting.
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Waterloo ‘and
Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Cedar Falls
Middle West
Waterloo
Egg boycott saves millions and hits egg trust hard
Iowa and national focus on the egg boycott drives price relief for housewives while critics warn big-city trusts may rebound. State and federal officials discuss pension funds and Confederate veterans’ payments as legislative action looms in January 1913.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy advertised for ailments
An old advertisement promotes Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for stomach and liver ailments. It warns against temporary relief from common medicines and surgical operations, claims the product removes catarrhal mucus, reduces inflammation, and claims endorsements from professionals and various occupations. It lists distributors in Waterloo and Chicago and urges readers to request a free booklet.
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Mayr
Congress
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayt
Whiting St
Oago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros. Co
East 4Th
Lafayette Sts
J. K. Joder & Son
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Sporting World
Gov. Jown Tener
Leo Dick
Waterloo Evening Courier
Imperial
N. B
Brunswick
OWLS
Brunswick League
Seading
W. L. Bet
Cub
Brunswicks
Jay Birds
Manahi
Fesler
Mitchell
Cubs
F. Manahl Te Tsa
Fester See
Johnson Yo Lh
Morris E
Koester A Nee
Madsen
Home Park Lands Investment Co
A. London
Home Park
IHG
J Armary
Lawn City
Joe
Chen
Joe Raymond
East Fifth Street
Sloan
Earls
Boston
Mass
FLINT
Blackstone
State House
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Copley
Wallace Nutting
Jas. L. Henderson Book and Art Shop
Bridge Street
Bis Hess
J. Busby
Mgr
Tel
Ngle
Pricee
C.J. Miller
W. Fourth St
W. R. Cothern
Russell Lamson
Meister
John Cordelco
Sycamore Street
Sausage—Delicatessen
Freach Meats
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
Wilbert Shailenberger
Hotel Elis
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avelur
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