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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1917

Page

4

Drake Grinnell Battle Only Big Game Scheduled

Drake and Grinnell meet in the week’s lone title implication game as Iowa clubs scatter across the schedule. Hawley’s health may decide Drake’s fate while Grinnell and Iowa hold undefeated state records. Ames travels to Nebraska, and Cornell faces Des Moines College with other regional showdowns.

Bacmunys Creighton Dubuque Wesleyan Parsons Lenox St. Ambrose Mes Nebraska Penn Ames Monmouth Upper Laws Coe Chicago Y. M.C. A. College Cornell Simpson Drake Grinnell Des Moines Illnois Drake- Grinnell Iowa Carney Hawley Ralph Glaze Cornhuskers Basketballissauri Kansas Jayhawkers Huskers Chicago Chicago Y. MM. CG. AL College Ilinois Athletic Club Illinois Creighton Carthage

White Sox to Play Ottumwa Exhibition Schedule

The Chicago American League team will train two weeks at Mineral Wells Texas before March 17 and begin exhibition games in Fort Worth. Other dates include March 22 in Des Moines, March 31 in Paris Texas, April 2 in Dallas, April 3 Davenport Iowa, and up to April 4 in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.

Chicago Mineral Wells Tex Fort Worth Sinmuth Des Moines Dallas Marek AS Paris Okla Oklahoma Davenport

Desart defeats Urbana 85 to 13 in basketball showdown

Desart high school extended its winning streak by rout ing Urbana 85 to 13. Riddlesbarger missed much of the second half due to an injury from a collision with Hecht. Dengler replaced him as center. Field baskets credited to Riddlesbarger Weeht Keel Barnes Ames Kruse Dengler Smith McCoy, with free throws by Riddlesbarger Hecht Kruse Sawyer totaling nine. Referee R Lashley from Waterloo.

Desart Ames Ees Feurreil Kruse Hiengler Riddlesbarger Wieben Keel Wheeler Burreil Kelty South Weeht Barnes Dengler Smith II McCoy

Owa Sportsmen Set High Trap Shooting Record

John R Rahn led Iowa shooters in 1916 with a 565. average of 669 targets and state pro Fred Gilbert posted the best state marks with 9 248 hits in 9 590 targets. Iowa City Jim Watson led the group but posted a lower attendance.

Towa Jim Watson Iowa City John R. John Davenport O. GC. Bottger Ollie J. ©. Hartman Waterloo Fred Gilbert F.C. Whitney Atrhaugh Hampton Batley Grundy Center Royd East Dubuque Bsao Berd Weaturton Callaway Grundy Castle Charles City Iain A. Caste Charles F. Clarke Waverly R. Clarke Darwin I. Carson Waterlan Iane Davis Ford Cedar Falls Clarksvile Sheppard Watering Tolen Fort Daze Walker Jesup Webber Waterlas Webnburg Clarksville Wettnauer Wilée Traor Waterton

Townos Iowa Defeats Grinnell in Close 19 to 16 Victory

Towa City January 29 Iowa defeated Grinnell 19 to 16 in a well played basketball game. Captain Swan led Grinnell against Bannick who guarded him closely. Worth for Grinnell and Berrien stood out with three long goals. Augustine may return to Grinnell soon after the second semester opens aiding hopes for the team.

Towa City Towa Grinnell Hawkeye Crinnell Swan Town Hawkeyes Iowa Bannick Olson von Lackum Worth Gome Schiff Iowa Board Berrien Augustine Mike Augustine

Waterloo Lands Tate Tourney For Next Year

Davenport Jan 29 Des Moines Clemens Auto teammates Billy Martin and M J Bish Locker set a state doubles record on the Black Hawk allege scoring 1221, with Johnson McFarlane of Waterloo second at 1212 and Isco Thompson Cedar Rapids close at 1185. E Whitaker Cedar Stupids leads singles at 627 as state association officers are elected and the next tournament slated for Waterloo.

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Dubuque Subdues Teachers In Close Hawkeye Opener

In Dubuque on January 29, Dubuque defeated the State Teachers 25 to 27 in a thriiling Hawkeye conference opener. Walsh's four baskets late in the game helped Dubuque pull away after a tight first half, with strong showings from Ryan and the Dickinson brothers.

Dubuque High Hawkeye State Teachers Dubique A. Dickinson Ryan Dickinson Brothers Walsh Fenders Perryise Dickinson Leticn Dubuque Martin A. Die Taiton Whittert Cronin McCarthy Tor Cronin Whitford Martin Dalton R. Dickinson Ala Tetich Letich

East High 40 Waverly 10 in Y M C A game

East High dominated Waverly High 40 to 10 at the Y M C A to finish with a strong shooting night led by Harry Kock eight field baskets and Dale Swanson locking down his opponent while scoring four. East reserves later played but did not score. Big week ahead with East West matches versus Teach ers College training school and Fort Dodge.

Orange Dale Swanson Harry Kock Ceach Skein East High Weverly Simpson Kohlman Roc Markley O'Conner Kalghe Swinson Schultz Warran Morgan Rath Warren Methfessel Gunstead O'Conner Woch Swanson Schultz Koch Knight Moyle East West High West Teachers’ College Training School Fort Dodge

Teachers High Defeated Tigers In Cedar Falls Final

The Teachers college training school defeated Cedar Falls high 15 to 13 at the Teachers' college gym. Anderson led with eight points, Barnes and Jean also starred, and Cedar Falls faces a sectional title dream with a rematch looming after losses to West Waterloo. The Tigers had beaten Reimbeck and Fast Waterloo earlier. Next up for the Teachers will be West Waterloo Friday evening.

Teachers’ High Cedar Walls High Tigers Fort Dodge Jack Skein Teachers’ College Training School Cedar Falls High Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Anderson Barnes Jean West Waterloo Reimbeck Fast Waterloo B. Migh R F Willard Levaiey Shearer Barnes - Stelzer Jean Bailey McKinstry Devalley Barney Willard Stelzer Robinson Seymour

THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME AT WATERLOO

Waterloo tonight offers Slaves of the Under World by Al Gorrel, drawing 1,600 patrons for a new local record. The Waterloo advertises The Blue Paradise from February 4 and 5, a Shubert operetta fresh from 52 weeks in New York, plus Majestic’s Around the Town with Zeppelin and Patria teaser.

Waterloo al Gorrel Mr Gorrel the Waterloo Waterloo Theatre Messrs. Shubert

Dairy Meet Visits North State for Judging Contests

E. M. Estes and D. F. Eves returned home after a four day tour conducting dairy meetings in Bedford Shannon City and Guthrie Center. Judging demonstrations and boys and girls contests awarded cash prizes amid good attendance despite bad weather. They plan to attend the Ames short course and lecture series Thursday. Ruth Hememaay reads What Every Woman Knows at First Presbyterian Church with reserve seats at Schuneman stores.

Ruth Hememaay Schuneman

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