Hawkeye Track Girds for Outdoor Season at Iowa
University of Iowa track and field aims to strengthen for the outdoor season with nine lettermen from indoor squad and two new additions. Captain Frank Cuhel eyes 220-yard hurdles and 120-yard highs, while George Baird seeks indoor 1601-10 record and a strong outdoor 440. Sophomores like Stevenson, Jordan, Wimoth, Moulton, and Jerrel project scoring power in May and June meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Frank W. Cuhel
Gedar Rapids
Cuhel
Baird
Iowa
George H. Baird
Mason City
Leonard E. Hunn
Davenport
Hunn
Ray R. Mann
Corneil Bluffs
W. W. Lapp
Richmond
Mich
Earl H. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Fred M. Marquis
Onawa
Nelson
Maughn W. Stevenson
Ida Grove
William B. Jordan
St. Louis
Dashman
Charles E.wimoth
Abingdon
John A. Moulton
Council
Bliffs
Burton B. Jerrel
Oskalocca
Francis ©. Wilcox
Montrose
Loris J. Hagerty
Blanchard
H R. Cramer
Clarinda
Hawkeyes
Texas Relays
Austin
Rice
Houston
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Kansas
Lawrence
Ohio
Columbus
Drake
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Ilinois
Jora City
Evanston
Chicago
Cedar Falls High School awards eight basketball letters
Eight members of the Cedar Falls high school basketball squad received their letters at a noon ceremony. The honorees were captain John Bennison, James Krogh, Karl Markussen, Robert Keller, Joseph Wilson, Robert Speer, Leo Olesen, and Richard Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covries Spreint
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
John Bennison
James Krogh
Karl Markussen
Robert Keller
Joseph Wilson
Hriobert Speer
Leo Olesen
Richard Christensen
First M. E. Shamrocks Triumph in Junior Contest
First M. E. defeated the Black Hawks 15 to 13 and the Shamrocks beat St. Mark's Episcopal 22 to 6 in city junior basketball games at the Forum. Tarpy and Waite led First M. E. offense while Nathanson, Max starred for Blackhawks. Dotson, Elliott and Kolb for Shamrocks. Ashmore and Gholson for St. Mark's. The city junior crown tourney closes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Black Hawks
Shamrocks
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Forum
Tarpy
Waite
Nathanson
Max
Blackhawks
Dotson
Elliott
Kolb
Ashmore
Gholson
St. Mark's
Young Wilbur F. Coen Joins U S Davis Cup Squad
Kansas City youth Wilbur F. Coen 18, youngest ever named to a U S Davis Cup squad. A former national boys champion trained all winter with the Southwest high school basketball team before reporting to Bill Tilden’s Augusta camp on March 19. Coen starred as a forward and credits floor work for tennis prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wilbur F. Coen
John Doecy
Coen
Bill Tilden
Southwest
Tilden
Augusta
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Beal Urelen
Wills
Miss Telen Wills
Triden
Vincent Richards
Issage Coen
Dysart Youth Coe Bas Dysart Youth Coe Lead Dysart Team
Adolph Marler of Dysart, forward and center for the Cor College basketball team, has been elected captain for the next season. Ta Maren 22 Hop. Cedar Rapids reports the midneet selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Maren
Adolph Marler
Dysart
Cor
Next Sears
Stories of Waterloo's Burnham Opera House Remembered
The Courier recalls Waterloo’s Burnham Opera House from its early days with Brown and the building’s busy life. It notes the stage, the fireman duties, notable visitors like Emma Abbott and Buffalo Bill, and local memories of students, librarians, and residents who shaped the era. The piece also salutes Mr. Brown on his 91st birthday and remembers former residents and downtown life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. FP. Brown
Mr. Brown
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Burnham
Opera House
Citizen's Gas and Electric Company
mNey
Buble Library
Brainerd
Mary Bagg
Otto Hummel
Chubby Daniels
Lou Johnson
Strayer Boys
Roger and
Clare
Frank Bucknell
Bruce Welker
Ed Munger
Charley Norton
Wash, Hum
Tom Keane
Walker Whiteside
Emma Abbott
Madame Danauschek
Theodore Thoms
Haverly Minstrels
East
West Side
Senator Allison
Henderson
Buffalo Bill
Chief Sitting Bull
Plains
Central House
Landford Williams
Charley White
Sesson 1
Grand Army
Bridge Street
Molly Maguires
Eunice Goodrich
Haverly’s
Richard the Third
John G. Hartman
Pat
Souminen Leads In Pyle's Bunion Derby On 32 mile Leg
Navajo, Ariz March 23 1930 Pyle's bunion derby runners led by Arne Souminen Detroit Finn start 32 mile leg to Lupton Ariz on lap nineteen of Los Angeles to New York race Souminen retains overall lead by elapsed time 112 hours 50 minutes 45 seconds after finishing yesterday's 41.8 mile segment Eddie Gardner Seattle Negro held second among finishers with 125 hours 19 minutes 36 seconds total
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo
Ariz
U.P
Seattle Negro
S. Reid
Baseball Meeting Carded at Manchester
Manchester Ja March 22 A meeting of baseball fans and all interested will be held at the courthouse Saturday evening March 31. All old managers of Farm Bureau teams last year urged to attend. The Farm Bureau plans to sponsor a county league again this year with at least 12 teams split into two six team leagues and a playoff next Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Manchester
Court House
Farm Bureau
Waterloo Alleys Bowing Team Heads to A B C Meet
Waterloo Alleys bowling team leaves tonight for Kansas City Missouri to compete in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Frank Manahl captain Packy Me FarLane J Lorenz H Smith M Gorman make up the team with Joe Budack entering doubles and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Alleys
Kansas City
American Bowling Congress
Frank Manahl
Packy Me
Farlane
J. Lorenz
H. Smith
M. Gorman
Joe Budack
Budack
Cotelle Could Join Hawk Roster This Season
Hawk manager Cletus Dixon announced Cotelle as a potential free agent for 1928 with Waterlog, after a 318 batting average in 107 games last year. Other late Waterloo signings include Balzano, Paul Graham, Lefty Level, and Jack Conlin as pitchers. The Hawks plan exhibition games against Giikerson's Union Giants and teams from Luther College and Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como Cotelle
Gutfinder
Moline
Marshalltown
Cletus Dixon
Hawk
Sac Cith
Cotelle
Hawks
Waterloo
Bal- Sano
al Pentecoste
Paul Graham
Harbor Beach
Mich
Rusty LeCronier
Denison
Jack Conlin
Omaha
Giikerson
Union Giants
Teach
Ers College
Luther College
Champions of 1927 Win Opening Game in Catholic Joust
Joliet Catholic High School led by Mike Colona dominated opening play as De La Salle high of Chicago faced a stiff challenge. Luckman of Elder High Cincinnati scored 15 points helping edge St Benedicts 24 to 6 while Cathedral Indianapolis bested St Cloud 15 14 and Calvert Hall Baltimore fell to Joliet 27 to 15. Draws for today’s first round included St John’s Brooklyn vs St Ambrose and St Ignatius Chicago vs Cathedral Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mike Colona
Joliet
de la Salle High
Mike
Dugan Boys
Cathedral High
Indianapolis
Luckman
Elder High
Cincinnati
St. Benedicts
Atchison
Kan
Dugans
St. Cloud
Herold
Minn
Calvert Hall
Baltimore
St. John’s
Brooklyn
St. Ambrose
Davenport
St. Ignatius
Cathedral
Sioux Falls
S. D
Charles City youth is successful coach
Charles City report from March 22 states Raymond White a Charles City high school and Gee college Cedar Rapids graduate now athletic coach at Doland South Carolina high school led the basketball team to an undefeated regular season and its first sectional tournament title White was a star football player in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCourier
Charles City
Gee College
Cedar Rapids
Raymond White
Doland
S. C
White
Sloan's Liniment Endorsed by Tough Duty Police and Workers
In a wartime style testimonial piece, highway police and railroad workers describe Sloan's Liniment as essential for musculoskeletal relief. Philadelphia detective William R. Christy and a Chicago Northwestern brakeman share instant or rapid relief after sprains and cold exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Philadelphia
Sloan’s
William R.christy, Srr
Master Street
Chicago
Northwestern
Sloan's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa
Hawkeye
Stresinous
Capt
Baird, Nelson
Bobo Baxter
Baxter
Keli
Brimag
Bogo
Iasto
Agaias Oer
Stranger
Jonah
Rube Goldberg
Nosene
Om Rash
AST
Sriety
X. Ate Boas
C. F. High
Evanston, Til
Marcel
U.R
Middlewest
Northwestern University
Vonoghue
Orlando
Fla
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
C. J. McDiarmid
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Copehue
Reds
McDiarmid
Gage Court
Junior Coen
COE Bas
G. C. Kennedy
Charley Sindlinger
Rose Morrison
Charley
Bloomington
Ill
Sindlinger
West Fifth and
Jefferson
Congregational Church
Barney McCormick
Capwell
West
Fatty” Chapin
Tremont
Kingsley
de Soto
West Fourth and
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Mary Miller
Dolly” Bickley
Nellie Brainerd
Gertie Glover
Paul Davis
Etta
Birdie Barnes
Lillian Russell
Lamson
Tim Kellogg
Commercial Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Rev
Percival
Snowden
Williams
Old England
Ravane
Cummins
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Wilbur
S. Cummins
Frankfort
University of Purdue
Eis Lt
the House of
Dubuque, 12
Souminen
Pyle
MEET
Charles City Youth
Harry M. Hall
Belle Plaine
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!