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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1928

Page

5

Hawkeyes Seek Big Ten Upset on Home Court

Iowa faces Indiana in a pivotal home game aiming to tie the series at 20 wins each. Star center McCracken leads Hoosiers with 91 points while Iowa braces for senior farewells Har tle and Lawson. Broadcast on WSUT.

Courier Special Services Iowa City University of Iowa Indiana Honsiers Branch McCracken Batts Iowa Lawrence Hartleen Fred Lawson Indians Bloomington Hoosiets Hawkeyes Ear Most McCracker Correll Strickland Towa Berry Iive Pwogoed Wells Pyunkilt Strickland Wilcox McCracken Hingan Lo Gill David Kearns Paull

Holt Takes Lead in M V Scoring May Set Record

Des Moines reports Viv Holt of Oklahoma leads Missouri Valley scoring with 205 points in 17 games, nearing Bun Browning’s 237 in 1923. Holt’s Sooners have clinched the Valley title at 17–0, while individual chase includes Lande, Thomson, Wright, and Yunker aiming for 200.

Des Moines Viv Holt Oklahoma Smd Bun Browning Missouri Browning Holt Sfellow Sooners Lande Lows State Thomson Alansas Wright Oklahoma Aggies Yunker

Waterloo Boxers on Cedar Rapids Friday Showdown

Two Waterloo boxers appear on Cedar Rapids Friday night fight card. In the 10 round main event Battling Nelson of Waterloo faces Johnny Fulton of Cedar Rapids for the welterweight Iowa championship, a rematch with both sides nearly even in prior results. Eid Lehr fights Hymie Wise on the National Guard Card at the Armory in a six round bout on the Cedar Rapids program.

Waterloo Cedar Rapids Battling Nelson Johnny Fulton Iowa Eid Lehr Neds Hymie Wiseman National Guard Abd the Armory Ceder Rapids

COUNTY TOURNAMENTS BRISK WITH UPSETS AND WINS

County high school basketball tournaments produced several upsets and titles. Reinbeck defeated Conrad 20 to 13 in the finals, with Dike 27 to 38 over Reinbeck in the semifinals, and Conrad beating Rundy Genter 23-17. Delaware County saw Harlville beat Buck Creek 18-16 after semifinals, with Colesburg and Hopkinton also advancing. Winthrop captured the Buchanan county crown over Lamont, 22 to 12, after semifinal wins including a defeat of Independence. Fayette County prep saw Oriveta beat Elgin 12-7 for first place, with semifinals Oriveta 35 Payette 33 and Arlingto n 15. Shell Rock won Gartler tournament in Allison, defeating Dumont 40-19 in finals after semifinals Dumont over Appleton 27-23 and Shell Rock over Greene 40-16. In Hampton, Hampton High and Geneva won county commission touring medals, with Sudduth scoring 21 points in the final.

Reinbeck Wls Reinbeck- High Conrad Reinbeck Dike Rundy Genter Delaware Mapobester Harlville High Nels Winthrop Independence Lamont Brandon Fayeugh County Payette Oriweta High Elgin Fayette County Orlwrin Arlington Fayette Lariington Albiournamens Ole Tom Elgin An Bates Arington Dougherty Waned Willenborg Wess Union Fennes Orlvem Guara

Purdue Favored In Big Ten Race

Chicago Feb 37. Three top Western Conference teams entered the final stretch with three hurdles to clear. Purdue tied for the lead by beating Wisconsin 31 to 19, while Indiana moved into a three way tie after a 2-1- victory. Northwestern faded, Michigan beat them 47 to 25. Purdue and Wisconsin faced remaining games, with Minnesota and Iowa in the schedule as the stretch run began.

University of Iowa Capb Buck” Hester Michigan S Creek McElwee Illini Hester Canada Capt Tooley Ohio State Hawkeye Emerson Nelson Iowa Einar Hermansen Northwestern Gil Smith Wisconsin Badgers Chicago Purdue Mndiana Ainhesota Towa Shdlsiana Tota Minots Andina Minnesota Fayette

Sad Sam Jones Reboyf Withdrawn By Griffith

Tampa historian report says Sad Sam Jones, a holdout, had offers withdrawn by team owner Clark Griffith after Jones failed to report on Saturday. Jones joined Nationals late in the season from the Browns, who paid about $12,000 annually.

Tampa Fin Samel Jones Clark Griffith Jones Nationals Browns Griffith Ion

Valley President Selects Umpires for 1928 Season

Belden Hill, president of the Mississippi Valley league, announced Saturday that six umpires will work in the circuit this season. The arbiters are Pete Lister of Rock Island, Albert Spencer of Los Angeles, Rosen Walters of Chillicothe, Mo., Mike Price of Kelso, Wash., Edward Wright of Oak Park, Ill, and Walter Jensen of Minneapolis. None of them umpired in the Valley last year.

Belden Hill Misssissippi Valley League Pete Lister Rock Island Albert Spencer Los Angeles Rosen Walters Chillacoths Mike Price Kelso Wash Edward Wright Oak Park Walter Jensen Minneapolis

Wisconsin A closes hockey season with two matches this week

Madison Wis Feb 27 The curtain falls on the 1928 Big Ten hockey season with a two game series between Wisconsin and Michigan in Detroit. The Badgers head to Michigan after beating Marquette in Milwaukee. Wisconsin seeks two wins behind goalie Ben Mitchell and a strong defense led by Mason and Carter as Meiklejohn Drummond likely rotate at center with Murphy Krueger Sate dorski and Carrier at wing.

Gourier Madison Wis Wisconsin Michigan Detroit Badgers Wolverines Marquette Milwaukee Cardinal Johnny Parquhar Wolves Ben Mitchell Roaltender Middlewest Mason Carter An Arbor Boys Meiklejohn Drummond Murphy Krueger Satedorski Carrier

Town City Trackmen Lose in Tight Dual Meet

In a close dual meet on February 27, Hinds edged out the University of Town 48 to 47 with a decisive finish in the broad jump and mile relay. The winner remained in doubt until the final events as Hinds claimed first and second in the jump to seal the victory.

TOWA Town City Hinds University of Town Ure Tin

Harvey Peacock Guard Out of Lineup This Week

Fayette Iowa February 27 The Peacock cage team resumes practice after a lay-off as coach Dorman faces replacing star guard Gene Har r ay who is sidelined with tonsillitis. Harvey will miss two final games and Bob Evans and Gussy Mirick vie for starting guard duties ahead of the Luther College clash at Decorah March 1.

Courier Special Service Fayette Peacock Cage Dorman Gene Harray Harvey Upper Iowa Parsons Bob Evans Gussy" Mirick Tona Wesleyan P Peacocks

Iowa Cage Coach and Players to Attend Waterloo Banquet

Coach Sam Barry and the University of Iowa basketball squad will attend the Waterloo Inter Sunday School Athletic Association banquet during the week of March 12. Cant. For Sood and several other Iowa cagers will speak. The event plans to honor trophies and cups won in the last year with official presentations in the gymnasium.

Sam Barry University of Iown Waterloo Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association J. A. Godifting Hawkeye Sood

Osage Quint Defeats Charles Cipy 35–25

Osage high basketball team beat Charles Chu Friday night 35 to 25 in the final game of the season. The event featured music from Osage and Charles City high school bands with Kilemesrude listed as Osage’s sitar player.

Osage Quint Charles Cipy Osage, Ta Osage High Charles Chu Kilemesrude Osage

Ice Derby At Dairy Cattle Congress Draws Crowd

In ideal conditions the annual American Legion ice derby at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome featured close races and a sizable audience. Russell Hackett earned the silver skates for the mile free-for-all while Clarence Knight won the 440-yard dash and Hackett captured the Black Hawk half mile. events included midgets, juniors, intermediates, and seniors with multiple dash distances, awards, and medals presented to top finishers.

American Legion Dairy Cattle Congress Evenia Waterloo Clarence Knight Mike Tuttney Chester Ralston Black Hawk Russell Hackett George Warner Gorton Whitney James Watson Clarence Hackett

McGraw Praises Ott For Giants In Practice

Hot Springs Arkansas February 27 Giants manager John McGraw praised 19 year old Melvin Ott for his second base work in yesterday practice Ott a former catcher and outfielder may fill Rogers Hornsby shoes McGraw sent an ultimatum to Vic Aldridge offering 1000 more than last year from Pirates to sign with the Giants

Hot Springs Ark John McGraw Melvin Ott Giants Ott Rogers Hornsby McGraw Vic Aldridge Pirates

Chicago Seeks Lightweight Championship Bout

The lightweight title contest for next summer begins this week with Sammy Mandell signed by promoter John Mullen of Chicago. Contender Jimmy McLarnin appears aligned with Tex Rickard in New York. Mandell’s manager Eddie Kane negotiates with Mullen while McLarnin’s side works with Rickard. Both sides plan to travel to New York to finalize terms, with possible Chicago venue at Soldier Field.

Chicago Sammy Mandell Johm Mullen Jimmy McLarnin Tex Rickard New York Mandell Eddie Kane Mullen McLarnin Rickard Kane Lsten Pop” Foster Foster

Hawkeyefuls sign Brenk and other rookie names emerge

Burtvistos of Hawkeyefuls signs Ernest A Brenk a right handed rookie pitcher from Dwisht Neb 43 recommended by Adolph Liska. Speaser Dubuque GM signs four rookies Day Wirdner Ray Osborn Charles Allen and Pred Heckel. Chester Awanson plans to stay in umpiring while Mike Donohue and Fred Rapp move to other leagues. Joby Deere Plow donates 1000 to fund spring training with 8500 ticket promises and 200 park ads. Ferrell from Bur Mngton signs with Cleveland Indians after a turbulent season raising questions about his temperament and potential impact.

Burtvistos Ernest A. Brenk Dwisht Adolph Liska GM Speaser Dubuque Fou Day Wirdner Dubuque Ray Osborn Nelsonrike Shosterup Charles Allen Washington Ind Outfelder Pred Heckel Grand Forks N. C

Teachers Defeat Central 30 to 17 in Loosely Played Game

In Pella Iowa State Teachers beat Central 30 to 17 on Saturday night. State Teachers built a 15 to 4 halftime lead as Fritzel hit four field goals for the visitors. Dehekas led Central with three goals and three free throws for nine points in a slow, stalling affair.

Pella Central Fritzel Dehekas

Parochial Cage Teams Enter Diocese Tourney

Waterloo parochial high schools enter the Dubuque diocese tournament at Columbia College Sa turday and Friday March 9 and 10. Winner advances to the national Catholic high school meet in Chicago. Sacred Heart meets Grundy Center at home tonight as part of a local schedule. St Marys and Our Lady of Victory vie for city crown at East High gym Wednesday in a neutral floor contest. Marys then hosts St Patrice of Dougherty Friday for another tough test.

Waterloo Dubuque Columbia, College, Dubuque Iowa Columbia Chicago Sacred Beart High School Grundy College Mary's St. Patrice High Dougherty St. Mary's

Godfrey Paolino Bout Set For Tuesday Night Showdown

In Los Angeles on February 27 George Godfrey billed as a giant from Pennsylvania is favored to beat Proline Useudun in a 10 round bout scheduled for tomorrow night. Godfrey aims to finish early and Paolino through interpreters vows to rely on body punches. Weighs expected see Godfrey near 240 pounds and Paolino around 195.

Los Angeles Cal George Godfrey Proline Useudun Godfrey Mart Paolino Paolina

Remembers Rickard as a Tax Collector in Texas and Alaska

Amerilia Tex Feb 27 4 Tex Rickard was a first class tax collector at Henrietta Texas in 1895 when he heard the Yukon call and joined the Alaskan gold rush P F Miller his first deputy who succeeded to the job recalls Rickard also was city marshal and policeman a mighty good officer In 1900 Miller went to Alaska to join Rickard but fell ill with smallpox and had to return to the states He is now police court judge here and recalls the old days with Rickard at frequent reunions.

Amerilia Tex Tex Rickard Henrietta Yukon P. Miller Rickard Miller Alaska

Indoor baseball schedule for Forum league week

Indoor baseball schedules list National league games tonight with Standard Glasses Paint facing Boosters and Dodge Brothers meeting Galloway. Illinois Central Cubs play Waterloo Fruit while Altstadh 45 Langlas duel John Deere. American league games include Courier versus Silvers tonight with Repass versus Rockies on Tuesday and Smith Lithig Hillman versus Go B Campbell Bakery against Fowler Company on Thursday.

Boosters Dodge Brothers Galloway Illinois Central Cubs Waterloo Fruit Altstadh Langlas John Deere Courier Silvers Repass Rockies Smith, Lithig & Hillman Go. B. Campbell Bakery S. Fowler Company

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