West Cagers Prepare New Offensive for Season Start
West High coach Ralph Sarff drills ten players for a Fort Dodge clash and a Cedar Falls game as Waterloo prep teams battle tomorrow. Sarff says a tougher, faster offense may yield a hard to beat unit while Makeover plans to field his full varsity against Story City opponents. East High meets Cedar Falls at home at 7 30 p m with hockey fans welcome to the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Prep
East High
Cedar Falls
Ralph Sarfi
Fort Dodge
West High
Sarit
Sarff
Sam
Harpin Gnagy
Ralph Schultz
Tom Moore
Robert Waite
Ortis Watson
Edwin Templeton
Paul
Homer Miller
Clarke Wrolier
Eugene Shoemeker
Waterloo
Cooch Midge
Orange
Bhick
Story City High School
Makeover
Story City
Lights at Cedar River Lagoon Benefit Skaters
Installation of lights at the Jaa goon ir Cedar River park, used as a skating rink, began yesterday announced by Victor A Read playground commissioner. Fifteen nights will be installed and ready within days. A 16 inch high wall is being installed to enclose the rink. A warming house is in use. Plans for an industrial hockey league are progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaagoon Ir
Cedar River Park
Victor A. Read
Read
Walker and Hudkins to Settle Dispute in Garden Tonight
New York dispatch reports that Mickey Walker plans to defend his middleweight title against Ace Hudkins in Madison Square Garden before the season ends. Matchmaker Tom McArdle aims to secure Walker's contract to fight the Nebraska Wilders and will seek New York State Athletic Commission approval at its meeting tomorrow. Hudkins is eager for the bout and McArdle expects no trouble in signing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom McArdle
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Madison Square Garden
McArdle
Walker
Nebraska Wilders
New York State Athletic Commission
Hudkins
Meardle
Glass bankboard installed at East High Court
A new glass bankboard has been purchased and installed for East High School’s contest with Cedar Falls High. The board lets fans in gallery seats see every play, and the game starts at 7 p.m. to allow attendance at the hockey match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
Cedar Falls High
Des Moines Boxers Prepare For White Glove Fight Night
In Des Moines on January 3, Thomas from Oelwein and Louie Mays, along with Des Moines rival, will box as the first to use new white gloves tonight in a headlining event. The training wraps this afternoon ahead of the card action tomorrow night. Hoosiers Triumph In Fort Wayne Basketball Tilt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jan
Xu.ri—Jor ‘Thomas
Oelwein
Louie Mays
Going-to-the-Sun and the Rockies in verse and talk
A collage of lines describes Going-to-the-Sun in the Rockies, granite peaks above sapphire lakes, and a vivid mountain grandeur. It blends nature imagery with satirical notes on politics and culture, from a talking marathon prize dispute to calendar reform and language classroom quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Sapphire Lake
Koday
Legion Hockey Sextet Ready for Armour Clash
Waterloo's American Legion sextet, riding a .600 mark, faces Armour Packing of St. Paul tomorrow night at the Hippo drome in the third season game. The ice is improving after opening trouble and should be better for 8:30 p.m. start. Armour, a strong Minneapolis-St Paul outfit, features players from last year's Hook Eat Cow squad. Roy Malcolm, Legion manager, expects a solid showing after last Tuesday's team-work win, with a large crowd anticipated for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Legion
Armour Packing Company Sextet
St. Paul
Hippodrome
Armour Sextet
Basketball results from college games titled by OCR
College basketball scores show Michigan State 14 Penn State 44 and Ohio State 43. Other listed teams include North Carolina 20, Fordham 41, Army 90, Georgia 48, South Carolina 41, Georgetown 33, Yale 17, with various players noted in broken form.
Dempsey Sign For Fight Next Summer in Frayne Report
New York rumors say Jack Dempsey will return for a final heavyweight title bout late next summer. Ed Frayne claims Dempsey accepted terms and will announce next week. Possible opponents include Sharkey, Uzendun, Stribling, and Heeney with a Miami showdown leading to a June survivor match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Davis
J. Walsh
fIat
News Service
New York
Jack Dempsey
Ed Frayne
Dack Sharkey
Paulina Uzendun
W. L
Young) Stribling
Tom Heeney
Tommy Loughran
Dempsey
Lenas
Loughran
Miami Bezah
Paulino
Heeney
the Garden
Frayne
Miami
Bost
Altho
Pauline
Sharkey
Sunday School Teams Begin Schedules in Intermediate Loop
Sunday school basketball opened on the high school court after illness delays. First Baptist beat Union Congregational 44 to 4 as First Brethren defeated St. Mark's 20 to 16, Burton Avenue 18 to 13 over First Congregational, and Grace Methodist 14 to 10 over Walnut Street. First Baptist showcased strong all around scoring to overwhelm Union Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast
First Brethren
St. Mark's Episcopal
First Baptist
Union Congregational
Burton Avenue Baptist
First Congregational
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Walnut Street Baptist
Lata
Dempsey May Face Florida Fight Winner in 1929 Ring Plans
The Miami Beach bout between Stribling and Sharkey on February 26 looms as a major draw. The winner could face Dempsey in a summer showdown, with Tex Rickard aiming for a high profile, financially potent 1929 season. Possible challengers include Loughran or Pauline if the Florida bout clears the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sharkey
Stribling
Miami Beach
Fistiana
Dempsey
Jack
Florida
Tex Rickard
Tommy Loughran
Chicago
Miami
Pauline
Tex
Loughran
Paulino
Davenport Fans Launch Baseball Fund Drive
Davenport Indiana January 3. Baseball boosters have begun a drive to secure a Davenport franchise in the Mississippi Valley league. The campaign seeks 15000 dollars before the league annual meeting at Waterlois January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Waterios
Wolverines loom as Big Ten chase starts Saturday
Michigan’s Maize and Blue surged to three straight wins led by Big Joe Truskowski with 20 points. They beat Penn State 33 to 11 and Cornell 46 to 13 after an earlier 34 to 21 defeat of Michigan State, opening the title bid against Northwestern. Ohio State beat North Carolina 43 to 30, while Chicago fell to Beloit 20 to 16, showing the league’s tight form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Big Maize
Blue Machine
Michigan State
Wolverines
Rush
Penn State
Cornell
Big Joe Truskowski
Northwestern
Ohio State
North Carolina
Columbus
Beloit College of Wisconsin
Maroons
First M. E. Quint Triumphs in League Contest
The Episcopal church team won 32 to 8 against Central Christian, taking an early lead and staying ahead. Other results: First Presbyterian beat United Presbyterian 27 to 10, Church of the Brethren defeated Walnuk Street Baptists 22 to 8, with one game postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St: Episcopal Church
Central Christian
First Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Quintet
Brethren
Walnuk Street Baptists
East High picks nine grid tilts for next season
Six of nine football games for East High are fixed as Gooch Midge Makeover announced. Dates include Sept 21 at East West Des Moines, Sept 28 at Davenport, Oct 5 at Independence, Oct 19 at Boone, Nov 2 at Osage, Nov 16 at Marshalltown. Open dates Sept 28 Oct 12 Nov 9 will be filled by Grant High Webster City and Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Gooch Midge
East West Moines
Davenport
Independence
Boone
Osage
Mershalltown
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Charles City
Makeover
Elkader
Cedar Falls
Teachers College High
Waverly
Ichosen
Makeever
Estrine
Kalenich
Liffting
Lawless
Widemaenn
Hansmire
Wagner
Guernsey
Hall
Zegartic
Bartles-Shepherd Triumphs in Hansell Contest 22 to 14
Bartles-Shepherd Ol company cagers of Waterloo defeated the Hansell Independents in Hansell last night in one of the fastest games. The final score was 22 to 14 with Bartles-Shepherd relying on guard play by Haselman and Fiola to edge ahead late. Details show Ramsell, Mosler, Bchammel, Elwell, Pols, and Haaretman among the scorers for Bartles-Shepherd while Cribelier, Handorl, Reed, Morgan, Davia, and Garratt contributed for Hansell. Referee Van Koten from State Teachers College officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Hansell
Bartles-Shepherd Ol Company
Cagers of
Waterloo
Hansell Independents
Hansell Moor
Bartles-Shepherd
Haselman
Fiola
Mandell and Shea Finish Training for 10-Round Fight
Boston featherweight Tory Mandell and Chicago featherweight Erdle O Brien completed their final training for tomorrow night’s 10-round decision bout at the Coliseum. In the 10-round semi windup, Greenfeld of Chicago meets Dixie Tahood of Missouri in an earlier bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tory
Mandell
Boston
Mass
Erdle 'Brien
Coliseum
Greenfeld
Dixie TaHood
Ouls
Dryden Recounts Wrigley Humble Banquet Tale
Charley Dryden recalls a Florida trip with William Wrigley Jr. in which the Chicago Cubs owner hosted a lavish gathering at his Malibu home. A passing remark about tipping the butler under a gold plate prompts Wrigley to respond that such an insult would be harmful, revealing his magnate persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Dryden
Florida
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Guts
Los Anageles Angels
Chicago Cubs
Dryden
Wrig
Gun club members plan talks on state trap tournament
Waterloo Gun club members will meet Wednesday at the Elks club to discuss plans for the state trap shooting tournament to be staged here. No dates yet. President Nic Webber urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gun Club
Elks Club
Nic Webber
Teachers Quint Clash With Cyclones In Cedar Falls
Iowa State College squares off against Iowa State Teachers on Saturday night in Cedar Falls. Cyclones bring a strong offense and aim to beat the locals while Menze begins his Ames tenure and Dickinson prepares new formations. Captain Lester Lande led with seven field goals and four free throws in the Simpson game as starters were likely Lande Woods Ludwig Taylor and Hitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pourier
Gedar Falls
State Teachers College
Iowa State College
Teachers
Cedar Falls
Cyclones
Art Dickinson
Louis Menze
Menze
Ames
William Chandler
Iowa
Dickinson
Towa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Towa State
Lester Lande
Lande
Woods
Ludwig
Taylor
Hitch
Sacred Heart Cagers Edge Alumni Five 14 to 8
Sacred Heart Cardinals defeat the alumni team 14 to 8 at Sacred Heart gym. Wayne Coughlin led scoring with four field goals and two free throws while captain Kress could not play due to an infected hand. Half time stood 2 to 12 in favor of Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cardinals
Sacred Heart Gymnasium
Wayne Coughlin
Kress
Cardinals
Sacred Heart
Alimnt
D. Rawlings
Collins W. Coughlin LE T. Coughlin Hayes
Burger Fuller
N. Rawlings
Knapp
Mayer
McGreevey
McGraw
Burger
Webber
Joe Sansone
Pioneer Cage Leader Expected to Play in Opener
Grinnell Iowa January 3 Captain Morris Coggeshall may return to the Pioneer lineup for the opening conference game against Washington of St. Louis. Coggeshall has not played this season after an operation last fall and his return would boost the team’s offense for the pivotal bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
U.P
Meer
Morris Coggeshall
Washington
St. Louis
Coggeshall
Pioneers
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Cagers
Cedar Falls Tigers
Cedar River Lagoon
Garden Tonight
DES Moves
Hoosiers
Fort Wayne
Ind
Paterson
N. J
Macgie Ando
George McManus
Au Wee
Int'l Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Sun Mountain
Congress
Mehrle
Fatty Arbuckle
Electoral College
J. M
Legion Hockey Sextet Ready
Battle Armour Club of
Walsh
Tunney
Jack Sharkey
William F. Kenny
Alfred E. Smith
Mulimillionaire Contractor
National Exhibition Company
New York Giants
Wolverine
Chase
M. E. Quint
Makeever Books
Mid-Continent
Garrison
BP Bryant
Brookmare
F ¢ Wilson
O Tee Moody
Bartles
Shepherd
Shea
Wrigley
Nic
Charley
Hell
GO AL Demaree
Fitcher New York Giants
GUN Club
Quint
Sacred Heart Cagers
Armour
Legion
Schyneman's Drug Storm
Leonard Clgar
Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!