Hawley to Return as Iowa Coach for Next Fall
Hawley announced he will coach the Iowa football team again next fall after five years at the helm. He delayed signing due to increased duties as assistant manager of a Chicago bank, but Iowa alumni bankers helped secure time to return to the Hawkeyes. Hawley, a Dartmouth graduate of 1909, has built highly regarded teams and is noted for his commitment to clean athletics and strong personal leadership.
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Ottumwa Seeks Upset of Illinois Champ Freeport
Ottumwa plans to challenge Freeport High School champions of Illinois in a Saturday game after winning Iowa state title. The Red and White five, noted for Grinnell and Iowa City showings, aim to “bring home the bacon” and add laurels to their string. Gard-
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Clinton game sparks statewide argument at chapel talk
The article notes near emergency planning and a basketball used in a Clinton game at Iown City presented to Captain Erskine by Business Manager Adam Leonard during chapel Monday morning, signaling ongoing tensions and claims of one side.
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Wotthickens Quincey Key in Davenport Club Shuffle
In Davenport on March 24 the Wotthickens Quincey may consent to sell out to Dubuque if the Davenport meeting next Monday yields an eighth club. Six clubs previously qualified at Peoria with 500 beans, including Moline, Bloomington, Decatur, Quincy, Davenport, and Forrest. Dubuque’s status hinges on securing an additional club as seven cannot form a schedule.
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Boyle's Keokuk Nine Signs Eighteen For 1916 Season
Keokuk March 24 President Irwin reports eight new contracts from Frank Boyle, bringing total to eighteen new Keokuk baseball players. rookies arrive April 10 to report for spring practice. negotiations with Wahl unresolved about rejoining Keokuk. Madigan remains on the list, likely to move to another city after a prior trade with Terre Haute collapsed.
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Track Athletes Prepare for West High Season Opener
West High track athletes begin training as vacation ends and the Fifth and Locust cinder track is readied. Coach Lford C. Ray begins his second year directing a squad built around four veterans. The second cross country run was held today with another Friday. Ten men finished the first long jaunt last Friday. Basketball games delay gym practice. Captain Jesse Barry leads in mile and two mile hopes. George Rausch and Tracey Glasener headline sprint and hurdle work. Clyde Davis joins weights. Northwestern star eyeing a strong team as new candidates announce intent to try out when outdoor practice begins. In Muscatine, Mike Flanagan’s prospects rise with St Paul’s purchase of Gipe, Glass, and Dyer from New York Nationals, signaling improved chances for Flanagan.
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Fast Volley Ball Championship May Decide Evening
The Y M C A volley ball championship may be decided tonight as top teams clash in a series of games. Noon business men face the 5:15 B business men at 7:30 with other matchups including 8:15 and 6:35 starts, while last night’s results showed Noon business men sweeping several contests.
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Iowa Athletes Work Outdoors At Iowa Field
Iowa athletes began outdoor practice under unsettled March skies at Iowa field. Over 100 men joined Kent and Watson for baseball and track workouts with 30 varsity and similar freshman baseball candidates. Freshmen practiced batting while varsity infielders drilled. track cadets, led by Captain Shrader, ran an oval workout. Coach Watson predicts a stronger track team and notes Ames may challenge Drake and Drake's sprinters. Spring football recruitment continues, nearing 100 candidates, while Evening Courier circulation exceeds 6,500 daily in Waterloo.
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Grinnell runners prep for Drake relay and Penn Relays
Grinnell Iowa sprints squad trains outdoors with Drake Relays in Des Moines set for April 17 in university class. Charles Hoyt receives Penn Relays invite to face top high school sprint rivals, including California rival Drew. In Stockton Bromwich roster shakeup limits third base options as Rowland reshapes lineup.
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Dr Shallenberger Comes To Willis Hotel Saturday March 27
A letter from Edd Cobe of Green Mountain Iowa endorses Dr Wilbert Shallenberger of Lungaey for gallstone treatment. The note recalls a prior 1913 visit, cites seven years of gall stone suffering, and credits successful treatment leading to a cure and strong recommendation. An advertisement announces the event.
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London Man Faces War Draft in Humorous Ruse
Anlighthearted wartime line portrays a corpulent London man who insists he is an easy mark yet refuses to give a reason against enlisting. His spouse expresses sentiments about missing him, while declaring the Germans cannot be deterred.
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All-State High School Team Picked by Stewart and Hatter
Des Moines reports Stub Stewart and Coach Hatter Walter named an all-state high school basketball team after the state tournament in Iowa. Selections include Kelly Davenport captain right forward, Kline Clinton center, Erskine Ottumwa center, Kaufman Davenport guard, and McElroy Fort Dodge guard with honorable mentions.
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Nobody Loves a Fat Man In a Boston Daily Tale
The Boston Transcript recalls Biggins a fat man and a doctor urging iron. A humorous exchange questions telee and external hoop shapes. The narrator notes it pays to read Want Ads in a wide awake Evening Courier and Reporter.
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Nothing Odd About It in Detroit News
A fragment cites a quotation about trust and cl erks, contrasting collaboration of the trusted with the public paying for content. It mocks blind faith in ads and the waterloo outlet’s role in delivering a courier.
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