Debts Force Waterloo Boosters to Seek Last 1920s Rivalry
Debts and failed bids push the Waterloo Boosters to arrange a return game at Clinton, Kansas, on Sunday, Nov. 23. The match pits Waterloo against Clinton’s team, with plans for a crowded gate and a final season appearance amid mounting costs and debts. Key players include Whitford, Fat Leonard, and coach Moss.
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Waterlon
Waterloo Paupers
Boosters
Will
Clinton
Waterloo
Yonder County
Strone
Belding
Man Whitford
Ani Fat
Leonard
Drury Moss
Carl Grings
Tenpin Topics City League Opens at Waterloo Alleys
The City Bowling league starts next week with six teams including Surtlett AMeFurlance, Sim's Pilling Station, Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co, and Waterloo Alleys. Schedule shows opening Monday, clashes Wednesday, and a final week series with multiple matchups and notable scores led by Dan O'Neil 268 and a 613 single game by a five person team.
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City Bowling League
Waterloo
The
Loop
Surtlett-Amefurlance
Oth
Ing Commmony
Tibpirrs Tailors
Sim's Pilling Station
Waterloo Gasolins Enging Company
Waterloo —Leys. I Fie
Sim
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Tein
Weath
Hartlatte- Farlane
Tibbitts Taftors
Waterloo Vlothing Company
Mesta Waterloo Gasolina Engine Company
State and College Football Scores Mixed Across Regions
State league results show Penn and Western, Graceland tying 13, Kansas City Tech and Western Union on the board with Omaha University blanked. College notes include Kemper 42 Missouri 3 and Military 6 Warrensburg Teachers 3, plus Simpson 17 Des Moines 6 and Oregon Aggies 14 Washington State 13 amid varied high school outcomes across Des Moines Roosevelt West High and others.
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Omaha Univ
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Grange Rated Among Greatest All-Americans by Stagg and Rockne
New York Nov. 8 All American selections widened by Granges standout Illinois halfback. Scores five touchdowns in a major game and four in the first period vs Michigan, praised by Stagg and Rockne as a rare football talent with strength and heart. Grange credits his success to team help and notes his police officer father and a brother in college as part of his background.
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United Press
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Red Grange Revealed In Lowdown For Girls Readers
Fayette Krum of the Chicago Daily News shares Red Grange's softer side in an interview. The piece portrays Grange as modest and unflustered, more interested in practice and friends than fame, with plans to coach after college. George Dawson is credited for steering Grange toward Illinois and for his loyalty to the school.
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Chicago Daily News
Red Grange
Ren
Britton
University of Ulinois
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Hy Tars
Illini
Iilini
George Dawson
Waterloo Bowlers Enter Middlewest Annual Tournament
Waterloo alleys bowling team will compete in the Middle West Bowling Association tournament in Des Moines from November 21 to December 8. The six-man squad includes Frank Manahl A Manahl Mike Gorman E Newman EB McFarlane and H Tuemet. Events include singles doubles and team with many cities represented Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Boone and Fort Dodge among entrants. Entries closed yesterday and schedule will be released next week.
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Des Moines
Focal
Frank Manahl
A. Manahl
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E. Newman
EB. McFarlane
H. Tuemet
Waterloo
Middlewest
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Omaha
Kansas City
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Boone
Fort Dodge
Bristow High Quintet Wins Three of Four Early
Bristow Iowa Nov 8 Special The Bristow high basketball team has opened the season with three wins in four games. In Shell Rock Tuesday night Bristow won 11 to 8 led by Duffield Needham and Stewart. Season openers saw a 9 to 7 win over Aredale and a 14 to 4 victory over Plainfield with a tight 19 to 18 win over Aredale. Coach Alexander relies on veterans Duffield Needham and Patton. Next game is at Parkersburg.
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Bristow High
Shell Rock
Needham
Stewart
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Aredale
Plainfield
Jost
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Patton
Parkersburg
Mandell Beats Bernstein in Title Shakeup
Sammy Mandell of Rockford, Illinois, upset Jack Bernstein of Yonkers over 13 rounds to showcase championship form. Mandell rallied in the final frames to win as boxing bodies plan a featherweight tournament at Madison Square Garden with three pairings on November 21 and a later title bout involving Leonard.
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Associated Press
New York
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Sammy Mandell
Rockford
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Yonkers
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Leonard
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Camp Holabird
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Philadelphia
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Rock Island
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Panama
Lew Palusa
Salt Lake City
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Basketball Outlook for Little Tutors Begins With Fresh Faces
Cedar Falls November 8. Twelve games scheduled for the Little Tutors with many newcomers to fill gaps left by star players. Dec 17 Independence here, West Waterloo here, Cedar Falls High here, Dec 23 Grant Vocational here, Dysart away, and other regional dates listed with Cedar Falls schools.
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East Winter
Independence
West Waterloo
Ceder Falls High
Cedar Falls High
East Waterloo
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Dysart
Tracr
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Golf Swing Tip on Clubhead Control and Timing
From the top of the backswing a golfer should feel a distinct tendency to strike with the clubhead remaining in touch. If the clubhead is lost the shot becomes a body push, while poising the clubhead relaxed at the top and starting forward like a stone throw will let it accelerate naturally with increasing muscle control.
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John F. Diie
Quail Protection Asks for Common Sense and Fairness
The speaker argues for prudent protection of quail and other wildlife, warning against removing species from protected lists for farmer benefit. He notes farmers can post hunting bans but urges sportsmen to protect game on merits, criticizing crow shooting as excessive and urging a principled outdoor policy.
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America
Southwest
Knoxville Hospital Improves Care for Disabled Veterans
Disabled war veterans brought to the U S veterans hospital in Knoxville Florida saw increased treatment capacity over the last year. The facility handles serious cases and provides organized recreation by Red Cross workers to aid rehabilitation.
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Knoxville
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Red Cross
Grinnell Plans Homecoming Battle With Ames Next Week
Grinnell coaches Hyland and Black seek a punter as Capt. Critchett may miss the homecoming game with Ames. Moran Johnson and Meeter struggled against Coe, with Crionell's 97 yard kickoff return highlighting a tough outing. Rinefort recovers as plans focus on a strong lineup for the Cyclones clash in two weeks.
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Bowling mixed results for Commercial National Bank team
Bowling last night at Waterloo alleys saw Commercial National Bank fall in two of three matches against the Smith Lichty Cinco five. Scorers include Smith Lichty 434 and 760 for a strong showing, while other players like Barron and McKinstry posted varied scores amid a lively recreation scene.
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Smith-Lichty Cinco
Waterloo
Smith-Lichty
Hardin
Farmer Barron
Mace Hoffer
Graham
Ied McKinstry
Parsons and J. & TD. G. teams clash today in Cedar Falls
Waterloo and Cedar Falls fans travel days after viewing Navy Rostan and Joe Knipp in a pal game. Parsons College, led by Glenn Devine, heads to Cedar Falls for a key clash with J. & T. D. G. team. plus Wisconsin Notre Dame referee Frank Birch and Ames vs Go Phers draw attention. Rockford news flare and local billiards champion Frank Brown defend Waterloo title next week.
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Glenn Devine
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
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TD. G
Madison
Frank Birch
Minneapolis
Ames
American boxing card features draw and decisions in Chicago
Tad Moore boxed Joey O’Hara to a one round draw at Hast Chicago in welterweight action. Patsy Rocco won a newspaper decision over Jimmy Geery in eight rounds. Hudkins Nebraska light champion won in a bout. Joe Riven defeated Johnny O’Donnell by referee’s decision after a rough fistless exchange. Eldie Shea knocked out Billy Wellen in Brooklyn. Jack Meaux was upset by Jarver Perkins in a Detroit welterweight showdown. Tirer Paine knocked out Bob Scruby in the first round.
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Chicago
Tad Moore
Joey Ohrara
Fort Dodge
Patsy Rocco
Jimmy Geery
Ie Hudkins
Nebraska
Joe Riven
Jonanny O'Donnell
St. Paul
Eldie Shea
Cileam
Billy Wellin
Brooklyn
Grant
Knipp-Showers Bout Set For Forum Wednesday Evening
Waterloo welter J Knipp-Showers is paired with Davenport veteran Johnny Showers for a six round windup at the Forum Wednesday. Electric Park Athletic, Clarion, promotes winter bouts at the Forum with Ralph Aljegander as matchmaker and referee. Two more bouts guide the program, including a four-round main and a six-round semi. Admission 50 cents, seating for 2,500, shows start 8:30 p.m.
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Waterloo Welter
Johnny Showers
Bgehter
Davenport
Forum
Electric Park Athletic
Clarion
Ralph Aljegander
State Football Notes Highlight Western Union Win
Western Union defeated Omaha University 28 to 0 with Volland and Koch stars. Lamont’s Graceland rallied to beat the Southerners 13 to 0 after a scoreless first three periods. Mount Pleasant Penn College beat Town Wesleyan 13 to 0, Penn scoring in both early periods. Grinnell freshman Wendell Davis, a 185-pound tackle and recently named captain, shows promise for next fall while training under Mike Augustine.
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Grinnell
Wendell Davis
Greenfield
Grinnell College
Davis
Hls
Mike Augustine
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