Eight Teams Ready for Waterloo Industrial League Opener
The Waterloo Industrial Basketball League opens tomorrow at the Y M C A gym with nine o’clock tipoff. Frank Kirkner heads the Y M C A physical department guiding 100 players from firms including Waterloo Clearing House, Bath Packing, Bartles-Shepherd Oil, Standard Oil, Gates Business College, Frank Bros. Clothing, and John Deere Tractor. A 7:30 p.m. managers meeting will confirm plans and two new clubs may join. Referees Donald Houck of Cedar Falls and Edwin Moore of Waterloo will officiate all games on the Y M C A floor, with public admission charged for Thursday Friday and Saturday contests.
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Waterloo
Y. M. C. A. Physical Department
Frank Kirkner
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Bath Packing Company
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Gates Business College
Frank Bros. Clothing Company
John Deere Tractor. Company
Kirkner
U. m
C. A
Donald , Houck
Cedar Falls
Edwin Moore
Wanderlust and waves spark a quirky newspaper mosaic
An old column mixes poetic fragments and courtly banter about seas, a new dessert named Heavenly Pie, and a string of newspaper items. It references Georgia Tech football, past presidents, New York sidewalks, a San Bernardino college, and a rural pioneer, all blended with sardonic humor from a reader postcard voice.
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Waterloo
Dickens
Yvan
Georgia Tech
Pop Warner
Wilson
Grant
New York University
McKinley
Chico Union
Jackson
North Carolina
Johnson
San Diego
Buchanan
Ouachita
Adams
San Bernardino
Santa Claus
Montreal Maroons Top NHL Standings After 2 1 Victory
Montreal Maroons moved into undisputed first in the NHL's International division after a 2 1 win over Detroit. Ward scored at 10 26 of the third period after a pass from Dutton following a Detroit net scramble. Detroit opened with Hay scoring on a Lewis feed before Montreal tied on Hicks' first goal.
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Montreal
Montreal Maroons
National Hockey League
Detroit
Ward
Dutton
Maroons
Hay
Lewis
Hicks
Growth in Major League Hockey Attendance
The season drew 1,350,000 paid admissions, up 230,000 from the prior season. Officials expect to reach the 2,000,000 mark this year amid rising interest and expansion.
Jayhawk Gacers May Take Plane to California
Lawrence Kansas Dec 12 U P A trip to the west coast possibly by cabin planes for an intersectional series with the University of California has sparked keen competition for KU basketball spots. The trip to Berkeley for Jan 3 4 and 5 hinges on time after the Notre Dame games in Kansas City Dec 28 29. Coach C F Allen has the squad in good condition with five lettermen forming a core plus several likely newcomers. The schedule lists games with Missouri Notre Dame California Oklahoma and Kansas State among others, with dates spanning December through March.
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Lawrence
Kan
U.P
West Coast
University of California
University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Berkeley
Notre Dame
Kansas City
California
Althe
Washburn
Topeka
C.F. Alien
Kansas
Russell Thomson
Harold Hauser
Robert Maney
St. Joseph
Leo Dod
Clarence McGuire
Leavenworth
Lee Benson
Norbert Garret
Olathe
LeRoy Plumley
Arkenuses City
Roy Elaas
Chicago
Lee Stanford
Concordia
Tom Bishop
Oklaoma City
Forrest Cox
Newton
Coral Gross
Dodge City
Ashburnm Cohere
Missouri
Eas City
University of Californian
Interkeley
University of California At Berkeley
Univerty of California
Hilshoma University
Columbia
Nebraska
Lincoln
QlJowa Stata
Peh
Kansas Aggies
Peab
Trade Winds Blow Big League Moves Across Markets
New York and Chicago reports say major league player trades and sales are intensifying as teams seek bargains amid high prices. Highlights include George Union to Detroit for Jack Tavener and Ken Holloway, and Johnny Newan sold to Toledo. Jess Petty joins the Pirates with Glenn Wright moving to Brooklyn, amid comments that Barney Dreyfuss engineered shrewd deals. Wright has batted around .300 with strong defense. Petty, 34, has a 54-59 lifetime record with Dodgers.
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Chicago
Bears
Nothng
Acoa Amon
Yesteyday
George Unie
Cleveland
Detroit
Jack Tavener
Ken Holloway
Johnny Newan
Toledo
American Association
Buddy Myer
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Moe Berg
Wright
Brooklyn
New York
Jess Petty
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Wilbert Robinson
Ebbets Field
Petty
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harry Rhonda
Pirates
Vic Aldridge
New York Giants
Burleigh Grimes
Aldridge
Newark
Grimes
Petty Joughes
Dodgers
Kansas City
Altho
Corsairs
Ex Waterloo Pitcher Signed by Burlington Bees Manager
Leo Zientara, a pitcher who tried out for the Waterloo team last spring, is signed by Pep Young the Burlington Bees manager. Young also adds a first baseman from Chicago to the roster, recommended by Waterloo catcher Bill Steinecke who moved to Detroit last season.
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Leo Zientara
Waterloo
Pep Young
Burlington Bees
Young
Burlington Pilot
Chicago
Bill Steinecke
Detroit
American Association Keeps Core Structure After 27 Years
The American Association remains intact since its founding, now 27 years old. Toledo once left for three years but has since returned, keeping the league whole and stable.
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A. A
American Association
Toledo
Lassman Unlucky as Captain Faces Hazards on Field
Al Lassman New York university captain suffered ongoing injuries after breaking a leg last year and being kicked in the head this season requiring hospital treatment.
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Lassman
al Lassman
New York University
Scalpers Get Hi Sta Tickets at Lynn High
Big league tactics invade the Lynn Massachusetts high school football field as ticket scalpers resell tickets once priced at $1.50 to $1 for $5 and $6 each, showing inflated demand and price gouging patterns.
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Scalters
HI. S
Lynn
Mass
Pheasants Thrive Topic At National Game Conference
The fifteenth annual National Game Conference in New York discussed ice age impacts on pheasants and other wildlife issues. Delegates from 36 states Alaska Canada England and Japan heard talks on game protection forest conservation and resource safeguarding. Aldo Leopold urged farmside cover for quail while experts warned about air traffic disturbing wildlife and emphasized stronger game laws and enforcement.
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American Game Protective Association
New York City
Alaska
Canada
England
Japan
Canadian Game Service
Dominion Game Officers
Conservation Movement
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Aldo Leopold
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’institute
Leopold
George D. Pratt
Paul G. Redington
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Redington
Yale Goes South for Georgia Clash in Athens
Yale will travel to Georgia in the next season for a season opener at Athens. The game marks the Bulldogs first southern trip and the dedication of a new stadium at the University.
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YALE
Georgia
Athens
Private War with Targets Endures for a Sharpshooter
Gus Becker, famed trap shooter, claims a 45 year career with 300000 targets fired and a 94 percent hit rate. He estimates total costs at 25000 dollars for his steady competition and practice.
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Gus Becker
Trojans to meet Carnegie Tech in final 1929 game
Los Angeles December 12. University of Southern California and Carnegie Tech, both recent conquerors of Notre Dame, will clash here December 14 in the Trojans last football game of the 1929 schedule, announced by Arnold Eddy, assistant general manager.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
University of Southern California
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Trojans
Arnold Eddy
Southern California
Blackhawks defeat Ottawa on rough ice to win 2 1
Chicago reports the Blackhawks edged the Ottawa Senators 2 to 1 last night on poor ice. The Hawks outskated the Senators to score early while limiting Ottawa to one successful shot on net. Inspection trips of the Canadian Pacific mines will be conducted by engineers using a sedan designed for rail travel.
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Chicago
U.P
Blackhawks
Ottawa Hockey
Hawks
Senators
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Red) Barrett
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