Referee Max Gorman to Officiate Des Moines Bout
Max Gorman a veteran wrestler and manager of Paul Prehm has been chosen to referee tonight's two fall finish match between William Klem the Peddler and Kern at the Armory. The program also features Maténda the Japanese wrestler in the semi final and a victory for Carl Brown over Guy Elliott in Coal City signaling Brown's continued rise.
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Majonity
Paul Prehm
Tonicht
William Klem
Kern
Gorman
Henry Ordemen
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William Kiem
Hitle
Cardi Brown
Feddler
Miller
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Maténda
Mac’’ MacDonald
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Guy Elliott
Elliott
Matsuda
Illinois Coach Arouses Interest With New Aid in Football
Minneapolis dispatch reports Illinois abolishes graduate coaching in football and Urbana camp movements draw attention from rival schools. Zuppke, newly signed coach, has limited college coaching experience but a record of success with high school teams. Observers say prep and high school coaching offer groundwork for college duties and may affect conference schedules this year.
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Schoola
Illini face heightened scrutiny over conference schedule
In Urleans the conference notes indicate Illinois will be a stronger force next season. Rivalries sharpen focus on Illinois and the tight monitoring of schedule making and the playing season upcoming.
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Ames Rejects Plan to Reestablish State College Track Meet
Ames Iowa views the proposed reestablishment of the old state college track meet with little enthusiasm. Officials and students doubt the event would surpass the Missouri Valley meet, while coach Jack Watson offers cautious support. Basketball work continues as exams and holidays limit attention.
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Iowa State College
Missouri Valley
Clyde Williams
Rabbit hunting by automobile charms locals in Atlantic
F. M. Nebe tests a new sport by mounting on a saddle behind his car and using bright lamps to attract rabbits to the road. He shoots from his saddle, bringing home a string of rabbit meat in minutes. Others plan to try the method as lamps draw rabbits into the highway.
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Ritchie Aims for Easy Money After Title Win
Willie Ritchie plans to capitalize on his lightweight champion status by pursuing lucrative bouts in San Francisco and beyond. He demands a $10,000 purse for any return fight and is willing to face Wolgast again, while ruling out a bout with Packey McFarland due to weight requirements. Packey McFarland praised Ritchie after his Wolgast victory.
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Hays
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Willie
Billy Gibson
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Chicago
Wolgast
Jim Caffroth
Tom Jones
Packey McFarland
Packey
Willie An
Luther McCarty Poised for New Year’s Bout in Los Angeles
Luther McCarty trains hard for a big fight against Al Palzer on New Year’s Day in Los Angeles. Local fans expect McCarty to carry most of the betting money as his eastern reputation grows. Palzer and manager Tom O’Rourke remain a noted presence, but McCarty’s recent form has elevated championship expectations.
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Tom O' Rourke
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Luther
Welch
Jim Flynn
McCarty
Palzer and Luther Prepare for Heavyweight Showdown
Luther Palzer and opponent Flynn grow closer to their fight as Palzer tightens training while weighing around 210 pounds and McCarty’s victory over Flynn feeds belief in a tough challenge. Tom O Rourke bets ten thousand dollars on Palzer with Nat Goodwin planning to match the stake noting McCarty as a top heavyweight.
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Luther
Heroiice
Flynn
Lusher
Palser
Lowan
Ife
McCarty
Tom O'' Rourke
Nat Goodwin
Keokuk Fangs Despondent Over Baseball Financing
Keokuk Iowa December 14 The Keokuk Baseball association faces a funding dead end as the Industrial association refuses to support the club for next year. Secretary Sterne received a blunt letter from Industrial Manager John DeWitt saying they cannot underwrite the team or set a precedent for others. Despite this, some insist baseball remains a matter of public interest and urge citizen support to keep the season alive.
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Keokuk Baseball Association
Industrial Association
Central Association
Sterne
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Baseball Association
John DeWitt
Ball Association
Leaders Lost to Tailenders in Local Bowling Night
The Macks, city league leaders, fell two of three to the Invincibles at Jackman alleys. Weil of the Invincibles won top honors with 225 and the season's high average 194. Mackin led his team with a 188 1-2 average and top game as scores listed show Invincibles dominant through the meet. Dubuque visits Jackman alleys tonight for three more matches as Joe Lorenz headlines a strong Dubuque squad. A turkey shoot at Waterloo gun club starts Monday at 10 am with prizes for participants. Health ads note Foley Kidney Pills as remedies for kidney and bladder troubles.
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Invincibles
Jackman Alleys
Weil
Mackin
Runyen
Hanson
Peirson
Jessen
Dubuque
Jackman
Joe Lorenz
Waterloo
Perishable Parcel Rules Draw Postmaster Into Test Of Judgment
Postmaster W R Law must qualify as expert judge of vegetable and animal matter before January 1 to assess and sort perishable parcels. Undeliverable items may be destroyed or given to charities while goods kept may go to city charity officials for hospitals or schools. Arrangements for post January 1 deliveries proceed. government offers $25 monthly for horse and wagon rental.
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