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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1916

Page

3

Egan Explains His Attitude On Pennant Controversy

Muscatine manager Ned Egan defends his stance on the Central Association pennant dispute after the National Board of Baseball rejects his request for a decision. He accuses misrepresentation, pledges to reveal how the league was run, and cites veteran rules, optional players, and salary limits to justify Muscatine’s position and challenge the ruling.

Muscatine Tig Central Association Mineager Ned Egan Justice Egan Hhis Uclean National Board Centrary Association Norle Foel Flames Yesarge Masestine Farrell Fort Dodge Kennedy Muscatine Base Muscatine Base- Pall Association New Orleans Sporting News Sg “Tpe Suscatine Marshalltown Flac Egan Flanagan Des Jardien ClifJand National Commission

Iowa Prep Football Gears Up For Strong Next Season

Des Moines and Cedar Rapids area squads show deep rosters with many returning stars. West High and East High anticipate key players graduating and fresh talent entering, while Algona and Sioux City eye continued title bids. Fort Dodge and Oskaloosa also plan strong showings as teams rebuild with substitutes and upcoming seniors.

West Beigh Tezim Schoel Back Redlingshacfer Raimsey Chiles West Chdurbs East High Johnson Ashby Yarn Coombs Dave Fidler Cedar Rapids Ust Tow Lori J East North Alzona Algona Crane French Nutehfinson Jand “Fat” Maemyaer Sioux City Montgomery Menefee Jis

Snowy Baker Coming Here With Darcy

Milwaukee dispatch reports promoter Font Andrews says Australian middleweight champion Les Dares and Snowy Braker Sidney fight promoter are en route to the United States. Andrews claims a highly credible source says Carey and Baker will soon arrive, noting they left Australia before a constitutional amendment would have drafted Carey into military service.

Milwaukee Les Dares Snowy Braker Sydney United States Font Andrews Andrews Baker Carey Australia

Stecher: Real Marvel Of The Wrestling Game

Nebraskan wrestler Joe Stecher dominates Charlie Cutler of Chicago with the famed scissors hold in Chicago. Stecher, the heavyweight champion, uses powerful legs and knee pressure to force defeat, proving a clean cut athlete capable of locking the grip from various positions.

Chicago Joe Stecher Chareago Charlie Cutler Nebraska Cutler Charlie Stecher Stechar Hall of Wrestling Fame Mieddioere Frank Goteh Ele Charlie Cutter

Ames and Iowa to close 1917 football year in doubt

The Missouri Valley conference meeting in Manhattan left the Ames Nebraska game date unsettled with relief over a friendly rivalry. Director Williams of Ames cited open dates Sept 24 Oct 6 and 27 and warned the schedule hinges on Nebraska. Grinnell and Drake discussed future games, while basketball and track plans were finalized for 1917.

Ames Mec Missouri Valley Conference Manhattan Kan Amex Nebraska Clyde Wiliams Amez Cornhuskers Abraska West Williams Kansas Lawrence Columbia Asas Aggies Amey Uwa Iowa City Iowa Grinnell Drake Morningside Simpson Cyclones Statefield Missouri MLS Wi Anes Obraske Lincoln Chicago University Towa Lincoln Muskers

Strikes and Spares as Tibbitts Tailors Take Two of Three

Tibbitts Tailors defeated Frank Jos team two games to one at Manahi alleys, forcing Jos to drop to third place. Harry Brewer led scoring with 219 in the evening game and a 196 average. Notable totals for Tibbitts and Frank Brand’s team appear, with midseason standings and local bowling notes. Charles City meets a local team at Manahi alleys as Pan Nelson, averaging 225 for nine games and 257 over three, headlines the bowling scene. Chick Harley dismisses a Pittsburgh rumor, stating no change in his plans to remain with Ohio State as a star halfback.

Tibbitts Tailors Frank Jos Manahi Harry Brewer Tibbitts Tailors Martin Valvel Smith Brewer McFarlane Frank BrandlStmcy fBishop Basserear Manaht Charlies City Conungr Charles City Manahi al Isleys Charles Cuy Pans Nelson Harley Wilds Columbus Chick Harley Ohio State Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh

Coaches and managers face scheduling mess with mail hints

The fragment notes coaches and managers delaying the rest of their schedules by mail and Ames hoping Nebraska will compromise on an undecided football game.

Eams Ames Nebraska

McCue to Box Neal Allison in Milwaukee Tough Open

Matty McCue the Milwaukee lightweight will meet Neal Allison in a ten round exhibition at the Black Hawk Athletic club venue Ek of C hall on Tuesday evening Dec 19. The program will start after 9 o clock due to business houses staying open late. Two preliminaries accompany the main event and the semiwindup. Neal Allison opens the Business Men gymnasium Thursday evening in the basement of the First National bank building with baths completed and a smoker planned for the public.

Matty McCue Milwaukee Neal Allison Black Hawk Athletic Club Milwaukee Leader Andrews iAllison First National Bank Club

Oelwein Bay Star Receives U Letter At St Louis U

John Galvin of Oelwein a tackle for St Louis University earned a varsity letter for the season. His best work came in the annual game with Washington University on Thanksgiving though SLU lost. Galvin, a likely key lineman next season, remains in contention for captaincy with athletic director H A Herman stating the 1917 captain will be chosen next week.

Fulton John Galvin Oelwein St. Louis University Galvin Washington University St. Louis St. Louis U H. A. Herman

Lenox Lenox Basket Tossers Busy in Season Prep

Hopkinton December reports show Lenox college with 25 men out for basketball under Coach Iolste. Strong material, gym in use daily, last year’s five nearly matched. Scheduled home games with Manchester Guards December 15 and Edgewood M.C.A. December 22, Plattsville Normal January 11, with more to follow.

Hopkinton Iolste Lenox College Lenox Dubuque German College St. Joseph’s College of Dubuque Upper Town St. Ambrose Manchester Guards Edgewood ¥. M.C. A Plattsville Normal

Teams Wishing to Play Lenox Urged to Contact Sporting Authorities

Local sporting authorities urge teams interested in playing Lenox to send formal correspondences. The notice emphasizes official channels and timely requests to arrange fixtures and confirm schedules.

Lenox

SIM THORPE NOT TO QUIT ATHLETICS

Canton Ohio December reports quote Sim Thorpe denying rumors he will quit sports. He says sports are his living and he may coach football next fall with offer to play baseball if he wishes. He notes the New York Giants have an option on his services and he could return to coaching the Canton team.

Canton Thorpe New York Giants

Wisconsin awards letters to twenty football players

Madison Wis Dec 12 Twenty football Ws were awarded to members of the University of Wisconsin squad by the athletic board. Names include Berg Carpenter Garnsey Cramer Elder Filtzer Gardner Wancock Graper Kelly Kieckhoefer Kreuz Kralovac McCrory Captain Meyers Olsen Simpeon Taylor McFadden and the manager Germany Schultz elected manager for next year.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Athletic Board Berg Carpenter Garnsey Cramer Elder Filtzer Gardner Wancock Graper Kelly Kieckhoefer Kreuz Kralovac McCrory Meyers Olsen Simpeon Taylor McFadden Germany Schultz

White to coach Tigers

Princeton picks Samuel White famed for the Harvard and Yale games in 1912 and Knox Taylor a Princeton varsity member in 1834 to join the football coaching and advisory committee. Also notes a Vic torola recital at the first Congregational church on Wednesday December 13 at 3 pm.

White Tigers Princeton N. J Samuel White Harvard Yale Knox Taylor First Congregational Church BLACK

SNYCHER 100 New York sale highlights today

A chaotic ad lists 100 Snycher items in New York at a sale this morning. It promises new smart styles with very low prices and urges buyers to cast their savings check.

Snycher New York

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