Iowa plans seven man football coaching staff for 1929 season
The Courier notes University of Iowa will add an end coach and chief scout to form a seven man staff for 1929. Burton Ingwersen will head the staff, Rolland Williams and Frank Wickhorst bring back experience, Ches Mead and Don Hines return as assistants, with Otto Vogt likely aiding freshmen athletes.
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Courier Eperial Sprites
Jown City
University of Iowa
Edward H. Lauer
Division of Physical Education
Ingwersen
Ulines
Willams
Wisconsin
Wickhorst
Navy
Hines and Mead
Iowa
Vogel
Illinois
Burton A. Ingwersen
Athols
Robert Zuppke
Chicago
Minnesota
Ohio State
Bucks
Rolland F. Williams
Williams
Hawkeye
Grack
Frank H. Wickhorst
Chester L Mead
Gald
Mead
Towa
Soif
Hines
Don T. Hines
College of Law
Indiana
Notre Dame
Timneis
Justin M. Barry
Southern California
Otto He. Vogt
Balles
Tillinois
Gun Club Practice Shoots Near Cedar Bend This Weekend
The Waterloo Gun club will hold practice shoots Saturday and Sunday on its grounds near Cedar Bend off highway 20. Events start at 2 p.m. both days with shells for sale. An Iowa State Sportsmen's Association shoot is planned for Sunday starting at 10 a.m. with a 200-target program, details unclear.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Highway No. 20
Cedar Bend
Iowa State Sportsmen's
Association
Yankees Divide Pair with Senators in Twin Bill
The Yankees split a doubleheader with the Senators at home. New York won the first game 7 to 0 led by a strong Pennock effort and Babe Ruth’s 13th homer, while Washington captured the nightcap 4 to 3 as Pennock and Ruth powered the opening win in yesterday’s action.
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Senators
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Herb Pennock
Babe Ruth
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Washington
Pennock and Dicker
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Burke
Apenrer
York
Abrhpore Comte
Ef Ely
Fy Robertson
Koente
Gehrig
Durocher
Heimsach
Rhemd
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Pex Att
Moines
Lary
Rapids
Keoguk
R. Island
Resolta
Chicago
Boston
LEARY
Myer
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Combs
Hetmach
Bluege
Mya
Gebrigs
Philadelania Poay
Heilman Ginetmnatt
Hames
Atiwtkee
Columbus
Toledo
Omaha
Topeka
Wiebitw
Molyes
Omehr . T
Tulsa
Denver Os
Pueblo
Oklahoma City
den ‘Oines
J. Louis
Dune
Browns
Indians
New York Yankees
Mannah
Bebuke
Melfito
Jamieson
Bowell
Seesee Rae
Averitt
Cf Deere
Gion Ag
Burnett
Humlin
Trauser
Lute Abroa
Peter Neens
Manusa
Ted
Schulte
Mallia
Nothing to It Track Mystery Grips Denver Meet
Denver June 27. The high erude bugbee figure draws entrants to the National A A U track and field championships in Denver next month. Dr Edward C Schneider head of biology at Wesleyan University says the bogey man from Colararia has no fear for a well conditioned athlete.
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Denver
Erude Bugebee
Edward Cr. Schneider
Wesleyan University
Bilidietoy
Conn
Colararia
Espinosa Top Ryder Cup Bet In Open at Winged Foot
Espinosa of Chicago was the lone Ryder Cup member to ace a hole during the invasion of Europe by the U S stars. He tied for eighteenth at Oakmont in 1927 and 14th in 1928, finishing 311. He is viewed as the West’s strongest golf threat as the 150 among 1000 hopefuls head for Winged Foot.
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Twrian
Associated Press
New York
UPI
Espinosa
Chicago
Euicope
Rolf Stars
United States
Althole
Worcester
Ernest Whitcombe
Leo Diegel
George Duncan
Aubrey Boomer
Oakmont
Indians Advance In League Race With 10-4 Victory
Keokuk Iowa June 27 Keokuk moved into the first division this season after a lengthy win streak, defeating Moline 10 to 4. Keokuk totaled 16 safeties while Moline managed seven. Applegren pitched well for Keokuk, supporting a strong offensive showing led by Flowers and Patton with several players contributing to the run tally. Umpire Rapp presided.
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Keokuk
W—Keokuk
Moline
Applegren
Moaltna
Atwell
Oy Applegren
Snerifre Nite
Molesworth
Olive
Seitin
Pete
Bare Wits
Hint
Patton
Aty
Lehinski
Fote
Pimond
Flowhomerun
Wilezan
Bennartz
Hy Ape
Plegren
Holmes
Keokuk B
Tome
Schang and Collin s lead Cleveland in 9-6 win
Schenk 3, Fonseca, Schulte, Porter, Kress drive in runs as Cleveland tops St. Louis 9 to 6. Porter adds two base hits and three base hits to pace the offense with Schang Arverth and Kress stealing bases. Burns, Hudlin, and Collins receive the mound duties as Blue, Burnett, and Hudlin execute double plays. Left on bases tally at Cleveland 7. Time 1 49. Umpires Dineen and Natlin.
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Davenport
Blue Sox
Dubuque
Tigers
Stock
Dubuque Abrapore Bluege
Speraw
Garlick
C Wenden Thornley
Orix
Erson
Bloch
Hendee
Hall
Fleury
Parker
Thornley
Bowers
Nydahl
Berkia
Armstrong
Witt
Oellermann
Racrifice
PO Bliege
Block
Ee Anderson
Ae Russell
Seeeevene
Patterton
Eckert
Nydehl
Wee
A Fleury
Verde
Berka
Akeeee Sh Ra Witte
Rt Ark
Aa Dorgens
Erenees Parker
Hepe Adrian
Sreseweeee Enlers
P Neviee
Anderson
Bluege
Ehlers
Hendent
Schang
Collins
Cleveland
A.e
Bb. Louis
Schenk
Fonseca
Schulte
Porter
Kress
Arverth
O'Rourke
Satrifico
Burnett
Hudlin
Blue
Bie
St. Lows
Dineen
Naltin
Hair Growth Method Promoted by Doctor Yost in Waterloo
Dermatologist Edward G. Yost promotes Bald-No-More hair growth in Waterloo at Wangler's Dung Store and Warren's Drug Store. The program claims real hair regrowth from scalp disease treatment, with private free examinations and sessions daily.
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Yosts
Wangler
Waterloo
Iowa
Middle West
Yost
Warrer’n Drug Store
Rain Delays One Club Golf Match at Manchester
Rain disrupted a one club golf event at Manchester Golf and Country Club on June 27, slowing five players to finish. M J Yoran and F G Goeling led with 90s, each after 44 and 46 strokes respectively. Other full 18-hole scores listed, with several players halting at halfway.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Manchester Golf and Country Club
M. J. Yoran
F. G. Goeling
Yoran
Johnson Retains Southpaw Title at Iowa Meet
Joe Johnson of Des Moines retained the left handed golf championship at the annual meet in Nevada Iowa. In the final round he defeated George Baker of Decorah 4 and 3 after Baker led early by winning the first two holes. Johnson took the third hole to even, halved the fourth and sixth, then won the seventh and ninth to go 1 up and never trailed afterward.
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Nevada
U.R
Joe Johnson
Des Moines
George Baker
Decorah
Baker
Johnson
Cremo Cigars Advertises Superior Leaves and Careful Curing
This ad targets the discerning man and touts Cremo cigars as made from choice tender leaves and imported Sumatra wrappers. It claims a $7,000,000 investment in perfecting the Cremo method, guaranteeing uniform fine quality, sanitary, foil-wrapped, and germ-free cigars. It cites a remark attributed to Vice President Marshall about valuing a good five cent cigar.
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Cremo
Marshall
Alfred W. McCann
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