Camp All Star Elevens Highlight Western Stars Leaders
Western stars Lapman and Maulbetsch plus Jardien Solon Halligan and Pogue noted in Camp's All Star elevens. The piece discusses first and second strings from Harvard Princeton Michigan Yale West Point Illinois Rutgers and others, evaluating offense and defense strengths and endurance for the 1914 All American selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Camp
Collier's
Hardwick
Harvard
Ballin
Princeton
Pennock
McEwan
West Point
Chepman
Illinois
Nash
Rutgers
Jordan
Texas
Des Jardien
Chicago
Shhenk
Patterson
End—Brann
Yale
Barrett
Cornell
Spiegel
W Andi
Cahall
Lehigh
le Gore
Solon
Minnesota
Halligan
Nebraska
Spears
Dartmouth
Cruikshank
Meacham
Weyand
Overesch
Annapolis
Wilson
Pogue
Iinois
Tasman
Whitney
Maulbetech
Ging Fung
Bradlee
Hearn
Mahan
Local Notes from Winslow and Nearby Towns
Det. 11 reports Carl Simpson of Des Moines visited his sister Mrs. H. M. Fierce for a short week. The Storms Bros shipped a carload of hogs to Cedar Rapids. Ralph Newell and family visited relatives at Janesville. Mrs. Cortright spent Sundays with kin at Taterlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Winslow
Carl Simpson
H. M. Fierce
Storms Bros
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Newell
Janesville
Waterloo Savings Overpowers Galloways In League Clash
Waterloo Savings defeated the Galloway quintet 22 to 15 in a hard fought Commercial Basketball League game. Bayless led Waterloo with four baskets while Engler was limited by Bayless. Galloway Gibbs Becker Begler Robbins Truman Beam Thomas started for Galloway. Waterloo starters were Witt DeWeils Bayless Holmes Bragdon. Tomorrow the Galloway and Black teams meet as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Savings
Bayless
Engler
Galloway
Gibbs
R. F
Becker
L. F
Begler
Robbins
R. G. Truman
L. G. Beam
Thomas
Witt
A. F
DeWeils
Holmes
R. G
Bragdon
L. G
Galloway and Black
Drake Nebraska Grid Match Set For Fall
Des Moines December 14 Official announcement by Coach John L Griffith confirms Drake will play Nebraska next fall. The Oct 2 game at Lincoln will be the Bulldogs first on the schedule with additional matches arranged against Kansas Washington Missouri and Amyes at Des Moines and Lawrence and Columbia venue listed for the rest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Drake
Nebraska
John L. Griffith
Bulldogs
Washburn
Huskers
Jumbo J Strehm
Lincoln
Neb
Bull‘dogs
Jawa
Kansas
Lawrence
Washington
Missouri
Columbia
Amies
Giants and Sox Plan South American Tour
Chicago December 14. The New York Nationals and Chicago Americans will tour South America Cuba and the canal zone after the season closes next fall. The trip will be by chartered vessel with possible stops on the Pacific coast and canal zone. Comiskey says plans are not yet finalized. Arbor Michigan December 14. Rumors say Michigan football will face Princeton next autumn instead of Harvard due to a lack of a return game with Harvard. Officials acknowledge Harvard will not return to Ann Arbor.
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Chicago
South America
Canal Zoo
Cuba
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Pacific Coast
Canal Zone
South Ameriica
New York
Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Princeton
Harvard
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Jubilee week opens at the Majestic with strong crowd
The Majestic stage opened its jubilee week amid cold weather but a large crowd found the program highly satisfying. Herbert Lloyd staged a novel act while Mr Lierd earned praise for a lively performance. Lford’s War drew cheers, Harry Gilbert impressed with dialect songs, the Van Brothers delivered fresh comedy, and Bert Bert bert Bert. The Imperial Japs offered orient tricks and a dramatic rope stunt closed to roaring applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Majestic
Herbert Lloyd
Lierd
Waterloo
Mr. Lford
Harry Gilbert
van Brothers
Herbert
Central association meeting prep and roster changes
Burlington Iowa reports President M B Justice plans for the 1915 Central association meeting in Waterloo on January 18. Managers must submit signed player lists by January 1, with a focus on youngsters and banned repetitions. Sunken costs include a $600 city payment to remain in the circuit and debates over Rock Island’s eligibility continue. Galesburg seeks franchise. other notes cover Iowa Wesleyan versus Iowa basketball, team depth, and local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
M. B. Justice
Central
Waterloo
Central Association
Justice
Oo. K
Galesburg
Rock Island
Toague
National Commission
Tearney
Rock Island Central Association
Petit Jurors in Federal Court
Federal court jurors for the January 19 term convening in Waterloo on January 12 include Edward Rogensack Lansing and many others across Iowa towns such as Bellevue Farley Anamosa Dyereville Radcliffe Saude New Hartford and Monticello. The list features jurors from diverse counties and cities including Maquoketa Greene Dubuque Cresco Vinton Waukon and Mt. Vernon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Waterloo
Edward J. Rogensack
Lansing
V. TH. Ottens
Bellevue
Wm. Kropp
Farley
A. B. Wailen
Anamosa
Edward Bueckner
Dyereville
John Jones, Jr
Radcliffe
Gregor Vaala
Saude
A. Ray Fairbanks
P. Larson
New Hartford
Edward Dugstad
Chester
C. BE. McKinney
Decorah
Marion Briggs
Greene
Henry Bruner
Toledo
Frank Lamb
Plainfield
Thormas Barry
van Horne
Arthur McDowald
Monticello
A. L. Bostwick
Tripol
C. A. Hotcomb
Orarco
J. M. Hazlett
Tripoli
Clinton Farnsworth
Creeco
John Kenety
Dubuque
Family visits and birthday celebration in Barclay area
Mr and Mrs George Vogel of Glasgow visited with their sons here recently. Mr and Mrs Frank Meier from Buchanan county visited with Mrs Matilda Schmitt before she left for Oklahoma City. Mrs Matilda Schmitt left for Oklahoma City to visit her sons. She will stay well after the holidays. Mrs F Z Schmitt of Dewar will accompany her mother in law to Oklahoma. Sunday a large company celebrated Caper Schmitts fifty first birthday. They report a good time.
Ninth annual Reinbeck oratorical contest draws crowd
The ninth home oratorical contest was held at the opera house last Friday evening. Don Mitchell won first in his class and overall with The Vision of War. The high school orchestra provided music as a three week series of joint meetings by Broad street churches is planned, led by Rev. L Olenslagger of Chicago, at the M. HS church from New Year’s Eve to Jan. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
Dowere
Mummer Hall
Harmonic Schule
Albert Hildebrand
Chris Peterson
FP. C. Schmitt
Durent
F. B. Gonge
Standard Oil depot to become oil shipping center in Denver
The Standard Oil company of Waterloo leased city land south of the depot to build buildings and tanks for oil benzine and other products for sale. Carl Heideman and family moved onto the Louis Rucker place west of town. Dora Smith ill with shingles. Fred Nolting family moved to farm bought from Blaster Bros. at auction. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Kurtt. Clansing entertained relatives. Housewarming for Mr and Mrs Segert Jr. New baby for Mr and Mrs Jno Hageman. Geo Jahnke sold veal and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Standard O Company of
Waterloo
Carl Heideman
Louis Rucker
Misa Dora Smith
Geo. Smith
Fred Nolting
Blaster Bros
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Kurtt
H. C. Clansing
Wm. Segert, Jr
Jno. Hageman
Dee
Geo. Jahnke
Bristow Family Seeks Aid After Aunt Suffers Stroke
Bristow on December 12 reports Mrs. Geo Bell and Vernard Rogers traveled to Waterloo to assist their ailing aunt Mrs. Zina Duke who had a stroke the previous Friday. The article notes the two married daughters of Mr and Mrs A E Roberts were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Geo. Bell
Vernard Rogers
Waterloo
Zina Duke
A. E. Roberts
Short Course for Decorators Scheduled at Ames College
A second free annual short course for painters and decorators is planned at Town State college in Ames, starting December 2. The program offers instruction in graining, wall work, and paper hanging with experts J. W. Luthe and A. Abel leading sessions. Eligible painters statewide may attend to learn up to date methods under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Sesson
Iowa
J. W. Luthe
A. Abel
Sioux City
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Wildsor Hotel
Grundy Center
Hugo Balter
Frances Elisabeth
Roscos
Mary Brown
Jness
J. Q. Robinson
Lawn Cameron
Hancock County
Mary Sibert
Clarion
Prim
John Meyers
Arthur Berry
N. P. Hansen
Mra. Hansen
Mra
Wm. Gibson
Wm. Holland
England
John Johnson
Marshalltown
M. E. Church
Dan Murray
Minnnesota
N. Jungling
Wilfred Gough
Deg Meimes
Lillie Mathews
Lucille Surfus
Merle Boylan
Petit Jurors
Barclay
Reinbeck
Chadley
ARROW
Choe
Pesbedy & Co
Western Australia
Europe
Ceylon
Subu
Guy W. Campbell
Sporting Goods Headquarters
Majestic Theatre
MATS
Fourth Street
the Warers Co
J. Busby
Mgr
Annette Kellerman Neptunes
C. J. Miller Druggist
Hildebrand
Btors
West 4Th St
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant ‘Ave
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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