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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1928

Page

12

Tourney Start Delayed As East Meets Oelwein In Round One

East High will open the district tournament Thursday evening against Oelwein, per pairings announced by George Krown. The site may be Cedar Falls Teachers College gym, with New Hampton seeking a venue after talks with Cedar Falls and New Hampton officials.

East High Oelwein George Krown Town High School Athletic Association Waterloo Teachers College Gymnasium Cedar Falls New Hampton Brown New Wampton Teachers College High Aplington Lawler Colesburg Volga City

Big Ten Cage Race Nears Declaring Champion

Chicago March 5. The Western conference basketball race tightens with Indiana Purdue and Wisconsin in the title chase held by Michigan last year. Indiana leads with two losses, Purdue and Wisconsin close behind. Tonight towns clash as Indiana faces Illinois, Wisconsin meets Michigan, Ohio State battles Northwestern. Northwestern could join a four way tie if leaders stumble.

Chicago Michigan Indiana Purdue Wisconsin Tlinois Northwestern Ohio State

Time is Money and the Leisured Visitor

AFragmented column mix notes time as money urging use of time and avoiding sloth while humor touches on a leisured man asking to borrow ten. It cites Hoover biographies in papers and mocks fashion ads showing students with books. A Honolulu inventor creates a ukulele that carries sound a half mile. The piece ends with Velma West’s mother on murder trial claiming she is like many American girls.

Velma West Ss. J. M

Missouri Valley finale tightens race as season ends

Des Moines March 5 Missouri Valley race nears finish with Oklahoma leading the title winning. Holt tops scoring with 224 points while Wright of Oklahoma A&M trails with 193 points and Thomson of Kansas reclaiming second at 198 after one game left. Drake faces Iowa State and Oklahoma Aggies meet Nebraska in Stillwater.

Des Moines Oklahoma Sooners Wright Oklahoma Aggies Thomson Kansas Yunker

Intermediates to Close Cage Card Tuesday Evening

Intermediate league of the Sunday school basketball circuit ends season with six East High gym games Tuesday starting at 7 pm. Matches feature Calvary Evangelical vs First Presbyterian, Walnut Street Baptist vs First Baptist, Burton Avenue Baptist vs Linden M E, Grace M E vs United Brethren, First Evangelical vs Church of Brethren, and First M E vs St Mark s Epip..

East High Symnasium Calvary Evangelical First Presbyterian Walnut Street Baptist First Baptist Burton Avenue Baptist Linden M. E Grace M. E United Brethren First Evangelical Church of Brethren First M. E St. Mark's Epigenpal Baptist

Work of centers featured in Big Ten basketball year

Chicago March 5 U A The 1927 25 western conference season is cited as a year of brilliant offense highlighted by five sophomore centers Charles Murphy Purdue Branch McCracken Indiana Bud Foster Wisconsin Fat Walter Northwestern and Francis Wilcox Town. The all conference teams place Murphy center first team McCracken center second team Wilcox center third team with Foster and Walter shifted to forward and guard roles respectively. Bennie Oosterbaan Michigan named captain and first forward as top all around player Correll Indiana noted for defense. First team also includes Hoerger Chicago and Fisher Northwestern with second and third teams listing Wheeler Purdue McCracken Indiana Willis Wells Indiana Behr Wisconsin Schnaiter Purdue and others.

Chicago U.A United Press Charles“Stretch’ Murphy Purdue Branch McCracken Indiana Bud Foster Wisconsin Fat” Walter Northwestern Francis Wilcox Town Foster Walter McCracken Murphy Wilcox Bennie Oosterbaan Michigan Correll Hoerger Fosterman

Old Timers and Rookies Clash Over Hitting Traditions

In an anecdotal look at early baseball eras, veterans warn rooks to respect seasoned stars. John McGraw compares young Fred Lindstrom to Hans Wagner, while Pat Moran chides Code about hitting. The piece contrasts oldtimers with modern rookies and their grasp of batting lore.

John McGraw Fred Lindstrom Giants Hans Wagner Lindstrom Dode Cane Tien

Flint Rhem Signs for Comeback with Cardinals

Avon Park Florida March 5 Flint Rhem former young pitching sensation patched up his differences with the St Louis Cardinals signing a one year contract and beginning training for a comeback He held a two hour meeting with President Sam Breadon and declared he quit drinking aiming to win 20 or 25 games this season Also included Town indoor track meet result Madison Wisconsin Town 45 Wisconsin 40 1 4

Avon Park Fla U.p Flint Rhem St. Louis Cardinals Traiime Rhemi Sam Breadon Rhem

Indoor Baseball Weekly Schedule At The Forum

Indoor baseball schedule for the coming week lists American teams Courteroa Co B on Tuesday Repass versus Fowler and Thursday Smith Lichty Hillman against Silvers Campbell Bakery versus Rathy Rookies National team Standard Glass Paint versus Galloway Nudge Brothers versus Rath Boosters Tuesday matchups include Unols Central Cubs versus John Deere and aliads Langias versus Waterloo rule.

American Courteroa, Co Repass Fowler Smith, Lichty & Hillman Silvers Campbell Bakery Sy Rathy National Standard Glass & Paint Galloway Nudge Brothers Rath Boosters Dunols Central Cubs John Deere Ialads & Langias Waterloo

Tutor Grid Card for Next Season Has High Games

Cedar Falls March 5 State Teachers Iowa conference football champions will face strong opponents next season Athletic Director L L Mendenhall announces The schedule lists five conference games and three non conference foes Two marquee non conference battles are on the local gridiron with Tutors meeting Coe and Grinnell Northern Illinois Teachers. The full slate begins October 6 Coe at Cedar Falls October 13 Town Wesleyan at Mount Pleasant October 30 Penn at Cedar Falls October 27 Northern Illinois Teachers at Cedar Falls November 2 Upper Town at Payette November 10 Grinnell at Cedar Falls November 17 Parsons at Fairfield November 24 Luther at Decorah

Cedar = Falls State Teachers Iowa L. L. Mendenhall Coe Grinnell Northern Illinois Teachers Cedar Falls Wesleyan Mount Pleasant Penn Upper Town Payette Parsons Fairfield Luther Decorah

District matches and lineups for multiple districts

The document lists district assignments and scheduled matchups across districts 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 and others. Teams include Burlington, Wapello, Clinton, Vinton, Iowa City, Washington, Belairstown, Dysart, Calamus, Cedar Falls, New Hampton, Clear Lake, Webster City, Gilbert, Des Moines area schools, Chariton, Grinnell, Granger, New Virginia, Shenandoah, Atlantic, Tabor, Blanchard, Hancock, Woodward, Sioux City, LeMars, Holstein, Manning, Sioux Center, Lawton, Soldier, Spirit Lake, Humboldt, Proverya, Dolliver, Fairview Consolidated, Somers. Details show venues at Clear Lake Webester, Bronx City, and various named districts.

IAL Oluniwa Fairfield Amma Ottummen Burlington Wapetto Hiren Olds Martinsburt ClInton Vinton Iowa City University Wigh Washington Blairstown Dysart Calamus Lone Tre fAt Cedar Fally New Vanntant East Waterloo Ouiwei Delphos Va Roosevelt Des Moines Gillman Maloy Granger New Virginia District NO. K Ab Shenandoah Missouri Valley Tabor Atlantic Shenandoah Blanchard Mento Hancock Woodward Bronx City Fast High Sioux City LeMars Holstein Manning Gray Sioux Center Lawton Soldier District No. A Tal Spirit Lakes Humboldt Va Spirit Lake Prover Ya Atorm Lake Dolliver Va Maaliard Fairview Consolidated Somers

Waterloo inter Sunday School banquet plans announced

Plans advance for the Waterloo Inter Sunday School Athletic association banquet set for Monday night March 12 at the Y M C A gym. Coach Sam Barry of Iowa leads a speakers lineup with Capt. Forrest and other Hawkeye players. About 300 expected. trophies will be awarded in basketball divisions to First Baptist and First Congregational. Final junior league results include Brethren, Grace M. B H, Walnut Street Baptist, Church of Brethren, First Presbyterian, First M B E, St. Mark's Episcipal, St Pauls M E, Westminster, and First Evangelical.

Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association Sam Barry University of Iowa Hawk- Eye Institute Iowa Capt Forrest Twogood Sioux City Iowa U Butts A. F. Cornell Vg. Butts First Baptist First Congregational First Brethren Grace M. BH Walnut Street Baptist Church of First Congregational Grace Ebs Rye Mark's Epis Westminster Presbyterian First Brethrei Walnut Street

Stetzel Named All Tournament Center At Waverly

Waterloo West captain Sid Stetzel earned a center spot on the class A all tournament team after the Waverly sectional finals. Teammate Osen and Gibson joined him as forwards from Teachers High and Shell Rock. Guards were Roberts and Lewis from Clarksville and Waverly. Honorable mentions included Pixley Sherman Bennison Morgan Owens Pink and Kellar Savage. The class B team featured Shepard Drey er Krueger Rice Norman with honorable mentions listed for several other players.

Courter Sherman Teachers High Bennison Cedar Falls Morgan Waverly Owens Pink Hampton Fermanack Kellar Clarksville Savage Shell Rock Sheperd Janesville B. Dreyer Aplington Krueger Tripoli Rice Dunkerton Norman Hansell Schumaker Denver Kurtz Geneva Sewal Kelsey Janssen Magee Cuffel Dumont Simpson Anderson

State Meet for Girls Teams to Start This Week

Des Moines reports the Girls High School Athletic union organizes 161 teams in 19 sectional tournaments this week to set the path for four district rounds and a final state tournament. John W. Agans of Mystic coordinates locations and centers as play begins March 8 with many games on Friday. Tournament centers include Sabula and Oelwein among others with managers and entered teams listed for each northeastern district.

Courier Special Service Independence Waterloo East High East Jesup Monticello Dubuque Manchester Gooch Orange Black Des Moines Girls’ High School Athletic Union Tbe John W. Agans Mystic Girls* High School Athletic Union Sabula Jess L. Tomlinson Andrew Elwood Goose Lake Grand Mound LeClaire Miles Sabula Welton Towr Falls Chas. M. Neve Fin Coggen Liston Muss Tilon Newhall

Minnesota swim team defeats Iowa men 40 to 23 in conference meet

The University of Minnesota swimming team easily downed the Iowa mermen 40 to 23 in a Western Conference meet at Towa City. Minnesota swept firsts in most events, leading in all but two races the 200 yard breast stroke and the 150 yard back stroke.

Towa Towa City University of Minnesota Iowa Mermen Gophers Firsb

Turnover hitters spread across major leagues in 18 players

New York reports 18 players across the majors who bat from either side, 19 including one in the American League. Notable names include Dave Bancroft and Max Carey with Brooklyn. Teams vary in coverage, with several clubs represented by ambidextrous players and others with none.

New York UPI Nester Dave Bancroft Max Carey Brooklyn Braves Phillies Cubs Athletics

White Sox Sell Ward to Cleveland Indians

Shreveport La March 5 Manager Ray Schalk of the Chicago White Sox yesterday announced the release of Aaron Ward former Yankee and last year’s second baseman to the Cleveland Indians Ward was to report to the Indians at their spring training camp in New Orleans sometime today Sale of Ward indicated Schalk intends to use Bill Cissell 125000 recruit at shortstop and to leave second base to Johnny Mann and Bill Hunnefield

Shreveport U.B Ray Schalk Chicago White Sox Aaron Ward Cleveland Indians Ward Indians New Orleans Schalk Bill Cissell Johnny Mann Bill Hunnefield

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