Radical A A U rule changes spark club school conflict
New York November 1 The Amateur Athletic Union set to propose drastic rules at its fortieth convention. Key proposals include athletes choosing school or club affiliation, lifeguard employment barring amateur status, and disqualification for commercial use of an athlete's name. Eastern and West Coast bodies oppose the school club split. Midwest backs the change.
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Des Moines Bowler Nets Perfect 300 Score
Des Moines Nov 1 Ben Daniels 20 Valley Junction member of Metcalf Cowgill team bowled 12 strikes including ten spockets, achieving a 300 game in a Recreation League match. He will receive the ABC gold medal for the feat.
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Cyclones Expect Big Homecoming Crowd This Year
Ames, Iowa November 1 1928 Homecoming events center on the Memorial Union building with a stag dance and vaudeville acts. Alumni reserve 19 suites and 45 cots for late arrivals as the Union serves thousands in the State Commons cafe and lounges. A parade and float awards follow the morning pep meeting, with further all campus entertainment after the game and numerous fraternity and sorority gatherings planned for Saturday night.
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Greeat
Memorial Union
Iowa State
State Field
Oklahoma
Great Hall
Tolbert MacRae
Chi Omega
Delia Upsilon
A-M-E-S
Amez Twinnettes
H. E. Pride
Memorial Union Association
Union Daily
State Commons
Cartoon footrace and torn trousers spark quick laughter
A TV style cartoon shows a football player annoyed when his canvas trousers tear during a tackle. On the same day track team candidacies circulate amid chatter. Witty column snippets humor and social spoofing fill the page alongside a political note on Wormant Thomas conceding defeat.
Elmer Larson Not to Star for Ames Against Oklahoma
Ames IA November 1 Elmer Larson halfback Sergeant Bluff will be kept out of the starting lineup in the homecoming game against Oklahoma due to a shoulder sprain. George Nelson trainer reports the injury improving but not ready. Richard Wilcox Stanhope or Bob Stevenson Cole to start at right halfback with scrimmage action by most of the squad and Orrie Roe returning from injury to vie for play against Kern and Ours.
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Elmer Larson
Sergeant Bluff
Iowa State- Missouri
Iowa State College
University of Oklahoma
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Lersen
Missouri
Altho
Sooners
Workman
Richard Wilcox
Stanhope
Bob Stevenson
Cole
Orrie Roe
Roe
Carl Kern
Cedar Rapids
Carl Ours
Creston
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORT OF BOXING
Chicago bouts featured Jack Thompson stopping Danny Gordon by KO and White drawing with Owen Phelps. Frankie Murray outpointed Alfredo Imperial in Cincinnati. Maxie Strub defeated Steve OMalley in Erie. Marty O’Hara beat Bobbie MaGowan in Detroit. Jock Malone won over Batting Blinm Ryan in Bellingham.
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California
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Philadelphia
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Erie
Trish Steve O'Malley
Detroit
Marty O'Hara
Bobbie MaGawan
Dayton
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Wash
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St. Paul
Ryan
Belungham
Four Stellar Quarterbacks Who Run and Pass
Four quarterbacks from different regions showcase dual threat skills. Spud Lewis of Stanford blew up Idaho with four second half touchdowns after a position change. Howard Harpster of Carnegie Tech and Hal Baysinger of Syracuse standouts, famed for aerial duels and big yardage. Don Williams of USC, versatile in passing, kicking and running, earns the nickname Dynamic Don for speed and leadership.
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Morley Drury
University of Southern California
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First Snowfall of the Season Melts in Sioux City
Snow fell in Sioux City Iowa last night marking the season’s first snowfall but the flakes melted almost as soon as they touched the ground. Winters’ onset noted by residents as a brief fall with rapid melt.
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Coaches Emphasize Fast Start In Opening Quarters
New York November 1 A U P dispatch notes 1928 college football enters decisive phase as coaches urge rapid early scoring. Rockne Meehan Jones and McLain cited pushing speed from opening kickoff to seize early lead. Several games decided in first minutes, with teams pressing for quick dominance.
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U.P
Ard
South Bend
Rockne
Chick Meehan
New York University
Bill’ Jones
Army
Funeral services for Claude Wisler farmer killed in wagon accident
Atlantic Iowa November 1 funeral services will be held at Wiota today for Claude H Wisler 32 a farmer who was killed when a wagon loaded with corn turned over on him.
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Wiota
Claude H. Wisler
Denial of Plan to Cut Ball Players' Salaries
Chicago November 1 Denial from American League President E S Barnard that owners plan to band together to reduce players salaries next season. He says such a move has never been contemplated and could not be set by rule given varying salary factors. In Sterling Illinois Frank Labarge caught a catfish with a paper snagged on its horn proving a $1 pill which he exchanged for a new bill at a bank.
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Taylor
Ti-swimming Committee
Chicago
Hot Stove League
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Barnard
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Sterling
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Cornell Monmouth Harriers to Race in Homecoming Meet
Mount Vernon Virginia November first. Cornell College crosses swords with Monmouth in a dual meet as part of the homecoming program next Saturday afternoon. Corlett Thorpe Riley veterans along with Swaney Ladd sophomores form the Purple squad while Monmouth eyes last year’s win with Brown and Moffitt in the lineup. A freshman contest features Smyre Davis Knight against Monmouth freshmen.
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Monmouth
Corlett
Purple
Smyre
Davis
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All College Track Meet Opens at Ames College
Ames Iowa November 1 The annual all college fall track and field meet at Iowa State College opened under head coach Bob Simpson. Several hundred students not on varsity teams are expected to compete. events run today from dashes to the two mile and field events Monday. Athletes compete in own colors. event not linked to inter fraternity or club programs.
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Ames
Towa State College
Bob Simpson
Towa” State
Illinois Central Freight Service Ad Emphasizes Capacity and Safety
The Illinois Central System highlights its large staff and vast equipment investment, offering versatile freight service for any shipment size. It notes moisture and temperature controlled cars, real time tracking, high safety and reimbursement for loss or damage, and urges shipments of all kinds to support low prices and service quality. Public notice dated November 1, 1928.
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Minois Central
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