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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1923

Page

6

Navy Rostan and Earl Blue Set For Waterloo Bout

Navy Rostan of Joliet and Earl Blue of Minneapolis prepare for a five-ounce gloves boxing card at Waterloo theatre tonight. Rostan weighs 148 pounds to Blues 157, with eight bouts on the card including Jo Knipp and Cedar Falls rivals. Promoters promise prompt start and a big crowd as Rostan predicts victory after training for a 20 round target.

Earl Blue Navy Rostan Robert Wagner Fisth Plue Exch Earl Otta Brillani Rostaz Nuss Fritz Knipp Knip Andrew MecErah Hawks McEran Rosten Blue Philippines Aro Waterloo Blau House of David Pictures Jess Rostar Boss McEwan Gladiature

Will Dilg Organizes Walton Chapters in Iowa

Will Dilg with H. Dile of Chicago helps organize two Walton chapters in Magnokete and Cedar Rapids. Maquoketa reports 150 members with Frank Banghart elected president. Cedar Rapids hosts a large orientation meeting as Walton strongholds emerge across the region.

Will Dilg Walton H. Dile Chicago National Association of Izaak Welton Magnokete Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Frank Banghart Orientration Tawamone

Football play diagram and signaling sequence

Diagram shows formation with players numbered 1 through 6 and 5 moving on burst. The quarterback signals hike and passes to numbered receiver options while the backfield and linemen execute blocking and receiving routes. The sequence ends with No. 6 backing up the ball after the forward pass to No. 3.

Hawks Nest rumor mill spits chatter on local baseball clash

A chaotic gathering at The Hawks Nest heard pitches George Brown Bully Storm and Dan Lindner plus catcher Bert Weeden and outfielders Ben Connor and Andy McEwan discussing the Roxton Blue fight. Alonso Kelly nicknamed Rel Maclin was out with a throat injury, while Johnny Arm Strong is linked as Dubuque M’s 1924 manager.

Hawks George Brown Bully Storm Dan Lindner Bert Weeden Ben Connor Andy McEwan Johnny Arm Strong Dubuque M

Grange Denies Pro Football Rumors at Urbana

Urbana officials laughed at rumors that Gerald Grange star halfback of the University of Cincinnati football team played professional football with a Green Bay team. They said Grange never played football out of school and invited an investigation while disowning any link to Irv Gerber Wisconsin tackle and urging no feud between institutions.

Urbana University of Ciintoi Iereld Grange Green Bay Grange Wis Irv Gerber Wisconsin University

Wisconsin Faces Critical Season Shift After Player Absent

The team relies on a key star whose absence could derail Wis consin’s bid for a historic run. Washington area kalona American Legion team features Busch as a pivotal uncontracted talent, with Waterloo A C Kalona boasting no paid players. Coach Ben Miller launches secret training as East squad eyes three games with Dubuque, Marshalltown, and West High.

Connor Bush Kalona Busch Waterloo A. C. Kalona Ben Miller Serret Dubuque Marshalltown West High Miller

Hoppe and Cochran to Vie for 15.2 Title in Chicago

Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran advance to the final 15.2 balkline world championship match to be staged at Orchestra Hall in Chicago on December 18 and 19. The bout will be for 1500 points and held under Brunswick-Balke Collender directions with Cochran focusing on practice and conditioning beforehand.

Hoppe Cochran Chicago Associated Press Willie Hoppe Welker Cochran Orchestra Hal B. E. Rensinger Brunswick- Baiketallender Company New York AON

Eleven Unbeaten Teams Remain In State Race

Des Moines reports 11 teams still undefeated and 11 with only ties in the state race. Cedar Rapids, West Des Moines, Sioux City, Clinton, Fairfield, Brooklyn, Hawarden, Denison, Blanchard, Mitchellville and Ottumwa hold the lead with key showdowns ahead including Ottumwa at Fairfield and Cedar Rapids facing Waite at Toledo.

Des Moines Marshalldown Tama Chere Stuart Dexter Undefeater Cedar Rapids West Des Moines Sioux City Clinton Fpairfield Brooklyn Hawarden Denison Blanchard Mitchailville Ottumwa Sioux Falls Roosevelt East Des Moines Davenport Wairfield Washington Vermillion Missouri Valley Fall City Mitchellville Marshalltown North Des Moines North Colfax Decorah Minersburg Valley Junction Columbus Junction Rockyell City Spencer

Big Ten Briefs Highlight Wisconsin Disqualification

The Big Ten briefs note F C Gerber’s disqualification from the Wisconsin team for a technical violation of amateur rules. Wisconsin worries about filling the hole in their line ahead of a key November 24 game versus Illinois. Also mentioned are Marine and Hawkeye lineup news and Wisconsin’s weeklong preparations.

F.C. Gerber University of Wisconsin Badgers Gerber Chicago Indiana Wisconsin Badger

Flukes and Breaks Shape Early Football Tales

Des Moines analysis notes how luck and chance dictate football outcomes, citing Michigan's last week score and Iowa’s 1921 Big Ten title as examples. It discusses flukes in the sport from blocked kicks to accidental receptions and the evolving role of chance with the forward pass.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Michigan Wolverines Illinois Kipke Wilngis Ohio State Towans Illini Ohio Illnois Myers Bottades Walquist Soal

Brennan Loses to Miske as Purge Delay Hits Card

Omaha reports Bill Brennan New York heavyweight was KO by Billy Miske St Paul in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Brennan suspended by Nebraska boxing commission amid purse freeze and suspected poor condition. Summers Los Angeles welterweight also suspended for not trying.

Omaha Neb Bill Brennan New York Billy Miske St. Paul Inet Nebraska State Boxing Commission Harry Summers Los Angeles Morrie Schlaifer Ilewise Willian Kagan Leo P. Flynn Brennan Miske Teferee Gragey Summers

Fourteen Teams Enter Big Ten Cross Country Meet

The Big Ten championship cross country race in Columbus Ohio on November 24 will feature fourteen entries. Participating schools include Missouri Kansas Ames Michigan Aggies and Northwestern along with Avery University in the Western conference.

Chicago Avery University Northwestern Columbus Missouri Kansas Ames Michigan Aggies OQ Chin Wyan

Gerber Declared Ineligible After Protest Overakt

Madison Wisconsin November dispute over E C Gerber Wisconsin tackle ends with university athletic council deeming him ineligible for intercollegiate play. Findings based on his role as physical director at the La Crosse YMCA. Illinois officials deny protest and say they were not involved.

Madison Wis BE. C. Gerber Wiscon T. KE. Jones Gerber M.C. A John L.kfith Aiz Griffith Zuppke Champaign University of Mlinols E. Wa. Gerber Wisconsin George Tuff Bob Zuppke Efort Illinois Ilinois Huff Jones

Organizer of first grid eleven honored

Dedham Mass November eight a memorial tab was unveiled at Noble and Greenough school for Gerrit Smith Miller known as Gat Miller founder of organized football in America. Dr Charles W Eliot and Bishop William Lawrence attended praising Miller now 78 who organized the Oneida Football Club in 1862 regarded as the first US football team. The youths wore a red silk handkerchief as a single uniform.

Dedham Mass Gerrit Smith Miller Gat Miller America Noble and Greenough Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Miller William Lawrence Massachusetts - Episcopal Oneida Oneida Footbal Club Boston Dixwell Boston Latin

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