Committees Form to Revive Dubuque Baseball Interest
Two committees of traveling and business men will push for a Central Association franchise for Dubuque after the new year. Led by Charles Thimmesch and R. B. Schroeder, they will canvass business houses seeking funds and support, with a potential Ottumwa franchise offering as a possible path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Bubnuque
Central Association
Dubuque
Charles Thimmesch
Travelngmen
Greater
Thimmesch
Joe, Clark
Harry L. Skemp
Louis Jones
A. Flick
F. Sheridan
Mr. Schroeder
C. H. Addinsell
W. F. Woolrich
John O* Rourke
N. Gindorf
Fred Kretschmer
Rankin
Commercial Club
J. HB. Bantam
Ottumwa Club
Dubuque 3S
Burington
Burlington
November Report of State Game Warden Hinshaw Details Fees
State fish and game warden E. C. Hinshaw reports November activity: 143 successful prosecutions, 4 unsuccessful, total month revenue 5 908.63, 242 illegal devices seized, 1223 weapons and nets processed, 2000 funds allocated to school fund, and related costs to violators. Also, John F. H. Rusa is reappointed head coach of Princeton football for a third season at Princeton University.
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E. C. Hinshaw
YAR. WON FROM INDIANS YAR. WON FROM INDIANS
Waterloo M A basketball opened the season at the Y gym last evening beating Cheyenne Indians 49 to 27. Skein led scoring with nine field goals and four free throws while McDonald added four from the floor and five from the line. Fire Cloud starred for the Indians with five field baskets in the first half and three in the second. The Waterloo team showed strong teamwork and likely a successful season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Indians
Focala
Jack Skein
Focal
Micky McDonald
Miller
Gates
Bre Cloud
Fire Cloud
Hauser
Carlisle
Arnell
Indians
Waterloo Tteam
T. MC. A
Skein
Whit Enote
Melonald
Fire Cloud Miller
Brown Gates
L.arnell
Fort Dodge schedules tough 1916 17 season
Fort Dodge basketball unveils a busy schedule announced by W. H. Blakely. Games feature Sioux City West Waterloo Omaha and the northwest Iowa district and state tournaments at Ames. Alumni game opens season with January matchups including Mason City Boone Pomeroy and West Waterloo on the local floor.
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Fort Dodge
W. H. Blakely
Sioux City
West Waterloo
Omaha
Mason City
Boon
Sioux Chy
Pomeroy
Wera
Waterloo
Boone
Bet
Chis
Chy
Barron Keeps Iowa City Wedding Secret Since April
Iowa City December 21 Stub Barron captain of the 1915 Iowa football team and later freshman coach announces his marriage to Marian Robertson of Washta Iowa on April 19 at Vinton The bride is a graduate of State Teachers College Cedar Falls and has studied at the University of Minnesota Barron was a tackle and center on the Hawkey varsity for three years and is noted as a top one man at the university
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Iowa City
Barron
Iowa
University Law School
Marian Robertson
Washta
Vinton
Harron
iState Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
University of Minnesota
Hawkeye
University
Leaders named for 1917 college football captains
The article lists captains for major colleges led by names such as Artemus Gates of Clinton Iowa to lead Yale and many others across Princeton, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Dartmouth, Columbia, Pittsburgh, Army, Navy, and more. It catalogs captains by position, school, and player, reflecting early 20th century collegiate leadership selections.
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Artemus
Gates
Clinton
Yale
Reading
College
Pastion
Artemun L. Gates
Walter FI. Wheeler
Princeton
Marlon R. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Reynold
Kraft
Cornell
Fred ‘P. Shiverick
Dartmouth
Dussenoit
Caumbia
David A. Cochran
Pittspurgh
C. Carlson
Tufte
Erling Deang
Lafayette
John A. Weldon Halfhack
Penn State
R. A. Winwina
George Tibbetts
Mark TL. Fornum
Syracuse
Joseph du Moc
Army
Ll. Met. Jones
Vese
Navy
Thomas G. Fisher
Springfeld
H. D. Drew
Halfonck
Rutgers
Colby
Ernest J. Perry
Union
D. Moynihan
Wesleyan
Chas. Boswell
Traverford
John M. Crossman
Paips-Andover
Filmer G. Stover
Rensselaer
Louis Robertson
Minnesota
George Hauser
Chicago
E. Pershing
Notre Dame
M. Phelan
Odsges
Michigan
Georie C. Smith
Nebraska
Wlson Shaw
Hinaly—R. Miller
Nd Wash
Jeff—W. McCreight
Courtney
Amherst
Twt. Washburn
Iowa State
Aldrichen Pees
Iowa
Davia
Grinnell
Drake—Sprong
Des Moines
Richmond
Cornell—flartwell
Simpson—Graves
Coe—Smith
Morningsiden
Northruptres
Dubuque College
Datton
Bragdon Star In Iowa Game
Iowa defeated Lombard college 39 to 11 in Iowa City. The Old Gold led 21 to 1 at halftime as Lombard struggled. Chuck Laun, football star, started and scored three baskets while Captain Bannick led Iowa with seven field goals and two free throws. Bragdon stood out for Lombard among limited scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Lombard College
Hawkeyes
Collegians
Lombard
Kent
Chuck" Laun
Laun
Bannick
Bragdon
Nebraska Wants Grid Game With Wisconsin
Lincoln December 21. Wisconsin has asked for a football game with Nebraska to be played at Madison on October 15 next. That date is already set for the Iowa game and cannot be changed. Nebraska is eager to meet Wisconsin and will pursue a two year contract through further correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Wseon- Sin
Nebraska
Madison
Iowa
Rangers
Wisconsin
Grinnell Students Vote to Retain Baseball Program
Grinnell students backed intercollegiate baseball with 298 votes to 38 to abolish. Men favored retention by 201 to 33, women by 97 to 6. The Flower G club will present the result to the athletic committee and faculty for final action. A Turkey Shoot is planned tomorrow at Jesup with guns allowed for skiing tests and various game birds on the line. Lunch and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Honor G
Bagabell
Altho
Macutty
Tesup
Jesup
Architects Foresee Big Building Year
Waterloo architects predict 1917 will be a record year for construction with numerous plans underway. M B Cleveland and others anticipate new homes, improvements, and several additions to the business district, following a strong 1916. The mood is optimistic across the local profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M. B. Cleveland
Cleveland
Bath Packing Company to Start Warehouse Construction
Active operations on the new Bath Packing Company warehouse will begin when weather moderates. Excavation is finished and concrete foundation steps will be laid. The building will be reinforced concrete and fireproof.
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Bath Packing Company
Musterole Relief for Aches and Colds
An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute, Musterole is a white ointment made from mustard oil and home simples. Rub on the sore area for quick relief with a cool, comforting glow and no blisters, claiming use for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup rheumatism lumbago and colds of the chest.
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Kelly
WELLE
Emep
Bill
John FH. Rusa
Grinnell College
Redmen
Star
West High
Artemis
Gates of
Bragdon Star
Witte Wisconsin
Manhattan
Kan
L. E. Wood
Wood
Sigma Nu Chapter Rouge
Tis
Newton
W. J. Bishop
First Street West
OL FP. & N
Utica Street
Musterole
Irving Barber Shop
Fred Kroll
Irving
Irving Hotel
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Bridge Street
Interna
Scane
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
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