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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1916

Page

5

Central Association Holds Hopeful 1917 Baseball Outlook

Cedar Rapids reports Cedar Rapids will join the league for 1917 and officers have taken charge of diamond affairs. Most teams sign contracts, and January meeting will settle pennant claims with Marshalltown Muscatine likely to contend. Ottumwa plans return in May with others like Mason City Fort Dodge Clinton and Muscatine unnamed as hopefuls. New managers include Foxy Nod Egan at Waterloo and Jesse Runasera with Muscatine.

Cedar Rapids Central Association Bellongs C. A Cédar Rapids Ottumwa Marshalltown Waterloo Mason City Fort Dodge Clinton Muscatine Foxy Nod Egan Jesse Runasera Oss Musky Egan

Whiteside Alleys Opened with Modern Equipment

The Whiteside bowing alleys at 08 507 Commercial Street opened this morning under G H Sherman. Six alleys feature automatic pin setters and first rate pins and balls. Sherman plans a league and matches with local players and out of town Blazers. Spectator seating is provided and the venue aims to be a top city amusement center. Dr Shallenberger advertises as a chronic nervous special diseases specialist at Waterloo Hotel Ellis with a Saturday visit.

Whiteside Commercial Street G. H. Sherman Tuwa Sherman i 5 Sherman Shallenberger Waterloo Ellis

Choke boring and handgun tips from early firearm queries

An excerpt discusses choke boring in shotguns, pattern testing methods, and practical pistol guidance. It includes reader questions from Mena Arkansas and Wascrosa Georgia with answers on barrel chokes, patterning ranges, hammer cocking, trigger pull, and grip material.

Mena Arkansas Biaase W.K Wascrosa Georgia Ana

Kansas Aggies To Play Ames

Manhattan Kan Dec 16 Coach Clevenger plans the 1917 football schedule for the Kansas Aggies with two confirmed non conference games at Ames on Nov 10 and in Manhattan on Nov 2. He may drop Missouri or Nebraska to fit three conference games and possibly add Washington University Drake or a fifth game only if Nov 27.

Manhattan Kan Clevenger Kansas Aggies Missouri Valley Tal K. U Ames Ames Rame Missouri Nebraska Aggies Clovengrr Washington University of St. Louis Drake Skers Simmy Cieven

Fragmentary Quote Signals Caution in Distributing Funds

A clipped sentence fragment hints at caution before distributing anything to others. The readable portion suggests concern over how resources are allocated and shared among parties, with implied priority given to fair handling.

Coe Coach Announces 18 Man Basketball Squad

Cedar Rapids Dec 16 Coach Carrithers of Coe selects 18 players for the varsity team for the season. Captain Henry Martin Rust Yaill Franks Thusen Fiske Whitney Martin Kerr Kegley Gilmor Peterson West Nicholson form the core with Yalll Fiske Whitney Martin in the forward line and Franks Thusen at center. West replaced Captain Martin after a bad ankle injury and Peterson will miss practice until after Christmas due to an ankle problem.

Cedar Rapids Carrithers Coe Aral Henry Martin Rust Yaill Franks Thusen Fiske Whitney Martin Kerr Kegley Gilmor Peterson West Nicholson Lahor Varsity Carvithers Yalll Whitney Martin Marin Crimson

Ames Preparing for Wrestling and Hoops Surge

Eighty players answered the basketball call as Ames prepares for wrestling with two pits on the gym floor. Most of the 1915 varsity squad return. candidates include Albrook, Firkins, Loucks, Kraber, and Perry. Dual meets with Iowa and Nebraska are possible. Deke Walters reports abundant basketball prospects and a packed upcoming schedule across baseball, basketball, and track with potential Missouri Valley hosting.

Ames Low McKinley Albrook Firkins Loucks Kraber Perry Mayser Berger Iowa Nebraska Deke Walters

Welsh Versus Kilbane Bout Planned in Havana

New York December 16 Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion and Freddie Welsh lightweight champ will meet in a Havana bout to run 20 rounds or to a finish if plans by Harry Pollock materialize. Welsh's manager has been approached and approved the match at the new Havana race track built by Hugh Grant Brown provided cash is sufficient. Mike Donlin promoter has Brown's authority to arrange matches in this country and is negotiating terms with both camps.

New York Johnny Kilbane Freddie Welsh Havana Harry Pollock Welsh Hugh Grant Brown Mike Donlin Grant Brown

Oskaloosa Honors Football Players

Oskaloosa December 16. Guerden Parker maroon halfback was elected captain of the 1917 Oskaloosa high school football team at a banquet by business men and graduates at the Lacey hotel. Fourteen players were presented with blankets bearing the school letter and distributed to letter men Captain William Davis Captain-elect Guerden Parker Dewy Kemp.

Oskaloosa Garerdon Spike Parker Oskaloosa High School Lacey Hotel J Bien William Davis Guerden Parker Dewy Kemp Reg

Illinois coach Zuppke keynote at football banquet

Coach Robert C. Zuppke of the University of Illinois was guest of honor at a banquet with attendees including Gle Snyder and others. He spoke on football and its value to institutions, shared Western Conference anecdotes, and presented his famous formula Get set, look it over, think and go. He called football the greatest game in the world.

Gle Snyder Hubbard Shoemaker Ray Augustine Perry Newton Wallace Holmes Walter Hans Stacy Schmidt Arnold Muhl Carl Anderson Lyle Henley J. Pomeroy Robert C. Zuppke University of Illinois Zuppke Uttlellinois

Council Bluffs to Host District Basketball Tournament

Council Bluffs reports strong interest in repeating the district basketball tournament held last fall. The Council Bluffs High School Athletic association has formally discussed a tentative plan to hold the event again this season and expects at least as many teams as last year. Previous entrants helped cover their costs up to elimination, with later costs borne by the teams themselves.

Council Bluffs Council Bluffs High School Athletic Association Iteens

Hawkeyes Book Games for Basketball and Football

Iowa and Ames announce four basketball games and one football contest in a schedule. Iowa will play at Ames February 16 and in Iowa City February 29. Grinnell visits Iowa City January 27 and returns February 23. Cornell College will meet Iowa at home October 8, 1917.

Hawkeyes Iowa City Ames Iowa City Grinnell Cornell College Iowa Shere

McCue Battles Wallace in No-Decision Slugfest

Milwaukee fighter Mattie McCue pressed Young Wallace in a ten round battle near Kansas City, ending in a no-decision. McCue, back in Milwaukee, plans a Waterloo exhibition versus Neal Allison, and will headline a Black Hawk Athletic Club event with Jack Smith facing Fritz Knipp in the semi-windup.

Milwaukee Wis Mattie McCue Young Wallace Kansas City McCue Waterloo Neal Allison Black Hawk Athletic Club Jack Smith Des Moines Johnnny Schumacher Fritz Knipp Young Kuipp Rutherford Smith

Council Bluffs Captain Chosen For Next Season

Ray Barrett was unanimously named captain of the Council Bluffs High School football team for 1917. Barrett, who played halfback this season, will lead a largely new squad next year as five seniors depart. Tonight, a dance at K P hall with Skeel's orchestra. Admission 50c.

Council Bluffs Ray Barrett Barrett

Russell Lamson Hotel Announces New Year Dinner

The Russell Lamson Hotel begins reservations for a New Year’s Eve dinner at 3 dollars per plate on Sunday night December 31, 1916 at 1 p.m. An eight piece orchestra and other features are planned with dancing at midnight as January 1, 1917 begins. Reservations at 3200. J Levingston, manager.

Russell “Lamson J. Levingston

Bloodhounds Trail Suspect From Morrison Robbery

Bloodhounds from the F. M. Shores kennel tracked a suspect to his Morrison home after a theft of fur worth about 50 dollars from a local store. Harsh weather hindered the trail as snow wind and dirt obscured tracks. Officers continue investigation.

F. M. Shores Taan Morrison

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