Midgets to Meet Grun dy Center in Openers at Y gym
The Y M C A Midgets open their schedule next Friday evening against Grundy Center at the Y gym. Key players Lichty Mandt McDonald Hostetter R Armstrong and W Armstrong will play for the Midgets with Hasbrook Palmer and Hahn brothers for Grundy Center. Alumni from Northwestern University and Lombard College return for possible practice game with West High. The piece also notes a late robbery call in Dumont.
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Grundy
Lichty
Mandt
McDonald
Hostetter
R. Armstrong
W. Armstrong
Hasbrook
Frank Boyle
Palmer
Hahn Brothers
West High
Harold
Glen Whittle
Nathan Sharp
3910
Evanston
Northwestern University
Bruce Gates
Whittle Brothers
Sharp
Northwestern
Gates
Scott Weller
Mickey’’ McDonald
Yearend Toll on Sports Stars Across Disciplines
A Chicago dater notes a heavy death toll among sports figures in the year. Baseball losses include NL club president William H. Locke and several former owners and umpires. Boxers Luther McGar ty John Bull Young Jim Hall and jockey Tommy Burns are named among the victims. Football fatalities were unusually few with only a pair of college players recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willian H. Locke
Atlantic City
J. F. Kilfoyle
James LB. Billings
Boston
William Dwyer
Des Moines
Chris van der Ahe
St. Louis
Charles Bentley Power
Pittsburgh
John H. Gaffney
McCarty
Boxer
Luther McGarty
Calgary
Arthur Pelkey
John (Bull) Young
Jesse Willard
Vernon
Cal
Jim Hall
Fitzsimmons
New Qorlang
Wisconsin
Tommy Burns
James R. Keene
America
Notable figures in early American amateur athletics noted
Norwich university team Ed Morris sey captain of St Ambrose college team Homer S Wray Gettysburg college team. Michael C Murphy Penn trainer, Ralph Rose Olympic shot put record holder, Billy Quinn Harvard trainer, George Tracey former amateur half mile champion of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich University
Ed Morrissey
St. Ambrose College
Homer S. Wray
Gettysburg College
Michael C. Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Ralph Rose
Billy Quinn
Harvard
George Tracey
Aurerica
Pennsylvanians Face Michigan Clash Over Next Season
Philadelphia reports Pennsylvania may skip meeting Michigan next fall due to date conflicts with the Michigan Harvard game. No binding contract exists, and Penn’s football committee plans to meet to resolve the scheduling issue while seeking clarification from Michigan.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Harvard
Truxton Hare
Pennsylvania Football Committee
Wolverines
Federals Sign Major League Players for Next Season
Chicago report says thirty big league players have been signed to play next season with the Federal league. President James A. Gilmore indicates full plans will be released next Monday. He notes new parks will be built in Chicago and Cleveland and that Cleveland will stay in the league. Chicago’s manager will be a famous former big leaguer not named yet, with Mordecai Brown ruled out.
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Towle
Lincoln
Neb
Cornhusker Athletic Board
Athletic
Max Towle
Tarkie
Doane
Kearney
Stiehm
Federals
Chicago
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Gilmore
Cleveland
Mordecai Brown
Company B Defeats Cedar Falls Team 26 to 10 in Armory
Company B of this city won a nine inning indoor baseball game at the Armory last evening 26 to 10. The locals pulled ahead in the final innings after a close start, with several more games planned among the three companies this winter.
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Cedar Falls
Armory
Motorcycle and Auto Collide at Mulberry and Fifth
A motorcycle ridden by Dan O Niel and an automobile driven by William Becker collided at Mulberry and Fifth at 10 44 this morning. Both drivers escaped injury. The motorcycle and the car sustained light damage.
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Mulberry
Fifth Streets
Dan O'Niel
Linden Avenue
William Becker
Cortland? Street
O'Niel
Mulberry Street
Fifth
Mr. Becker
Schutzman
Lincoln Street
Galloway
Mason Ata Co
Lawsuits and notices in Waterloo area docket entries
A flurry of small claims and actions filed in the Waterloo area includes a $12,000 damage suit for loss of sight claimed against the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. and Cald well-Hallowell Co. by Glen Biggle, a March 22 accident referenced. Other filings include doctor Jerger’s accounts against Black Hawk county, property partitions sought by Nellie F. Brooks, and numerous minor suits against various defendants. Declines to intervene in a fraud claim involving an aeronaut.
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Lottie M. Bentley
Calumet Addition
Nellie F. Brooks
L. (. Brooks
William Dexter Brooks
Elizabeth D. Phelps
Southworth & Co
F. W. Porterfield
Louis Stabley
F. G. Hildebrand
Flist
National Bank of Stewartville, Minn
J. W. Griffin
Fink Bros
A. A. Drohman
Maggie W. Nelson
Fairbank State Bank
Town Mausoleum
William L. Pedicard
Anne
Samuel Goettel
Aerronaut
Leighton
L. Ll. Adair
Oelwein
Adair
Waterloo
Twenty Enrolled in Waterloo Trades School Classes
Prof. Q H Johnson announces the first gas engine construction class at the Waterloo state trades school will meet Monday evening at East High. Seven students are enrolled with plans to grow this number, alongside four more industrial workers joining the roll.
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Waterloo
East High
Q. H. Johnson
Johnson
E. S. Shortess
Ames
Shortess
Primrose stages Where the Trail Divides at Waterloo
Primrose presents Robert Edesons Where the Trail Divides at Waterloo with matinee and night shows Saturday. The play, based on Will Lillibridge novel, is a four act tragedy of racial hatred sparked by a white girl and an Indian marriage. A beautiful production and an excellent cast are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose
Robert Edeson
Small Town News Roundup From Littleton December
Various local updates note visitors from Waterloo Des Moines and Chicago families. births and marriages include Miss Eunice Robert and Earl Zimmerman. School closes for Christmas vacation with Santa visits and student recitations. Local events feature a church auxiliary dinner and a cantata practice for Christmas Eve.
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Littleton
Steve Sinkler
Waterloo
P. E. Benson
Marshall Bailson
Winthrop
James Meaney
Chas. McGlaughlin
H. RB
Patton
Maxine
Fair, Bank
Edmund Gallup
Pearle DeMill
Nora Tabor
Des Moines
Far
Crowel
Milt Eastman
H. B. Patton
Chas
John Ozens
Chicago
Frank Rehberg
Aarl Wilson
J. €. Stevenson
August Sasse
Independence
Earl Zimmerman
Triumph
New Hampton
Eunice Robert
Santa
John Davis
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sally
George Fish
Horn House
A. P. Nellsons
Paving Way for 1914 Waterloo Directory
Solicitors from the McCoy Directory Co of Rockford Illinois have visited Waterloo for days soliciting orders for the 1914 directory. The firm has published Waterloo and Waterloo-area population lists for twenty years and will soon begin work on the new edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Directory Co
Rockford, Ill
McCoy
Waterloo
Census Work Starts April And Directory Changes Noted
The 1914 census and memoranda begin in April. The 1914 directory will list farm census by route number rather than township, reflecting a change from 1913.
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Vance
Christmas Eve Program at St Luke's Church
The Sunday school of St Luke's English Lutheran church will present a special Christmas program on Christmas Eve at 7 45 p m. A tree laden with presents will be arranged for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's Church
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Christmas Program Night at Local Churches
On Wednesday evening a slate of church programs will be held at First Baptist Walnut Street Baptist Immanuel Lutheran First Lutheran Grace Methodist St Pauls United Brethren. The annual midnight service at Christ Episcopal Church will feature special music directed by Mr Dorrance Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist
Immanuel Lutheran
First Lutheran
Christian
Grace Methodist
St. Paul’s Methodist
United Brethren
Christ Episcopal Church
Dorrance Place
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Shareholders Meet
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of Leavitt Johnson National Bank of Waterloo Iowa will be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 18 1914 at 10 oclock a m for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for transaction of any business that may properly come before the meeting.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
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Ben Hur Melchoir Court
Soash Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Joe Schiel
Sycamore Street
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West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
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Matinee Daily
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