Waterloo Legion Hockey Team Plans Open Season
Waterloo Iowa aims to start hockey by December 15 with the Becker-Chapman post team and a St Paul foe. Manager Roy Malcolm adds goal signal lights, frets over a stronger lineup, and expects Canada facing opponents as the season opens with practice in two weeks.
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Iowa Fans Flock as Badger Game Draws Big Crowd
Tickets remain in racks at the athletics department with 5000 available up to game time. Wisconsin sends 3500+ supporters led by a 65 piece band. Des Moines Davenport Des Moines and Chicago fans travel by trains and private car. Curtis bridge repairs ease Cedar Rapids to Iowa City drive via US 161.
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Jowa Frats to Hold Bonfire at Football Pep Rally
Baghdad campus guards 35 fraternities pledges protect a large pyre of boxes and flammable materials after an attempted arson at the Badger funeral Pyre. The blaze will be set tonight during a pep rally for the University of Iowa ahead of Saturday’s game with Wisconsin.
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Probable Badgers Hawks Lineups and Broadcast Details
Probable lineups for the Wisconsin Badgers and Iowa Hawkeyes include starters such as Le Gastenbein Schleusner Wagner Westra TeSk Esgen Conry Roberts Parks Sessen Reedquist L. Smith Armil Lisby McLain Rebholz and Behr. Officials listed and game time set for Saturday at 2 p.m. with WSUI WGN and NBC radio broadcasts.
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National Broadcasting Chain
Education Enables One to Increase Earning Capacity
A collage of quirky observations from a bygone era touches on aging, fashion, and social norms. A man in Essex endures fifty years at home after a rejected sweetheart, eschewing vanity with long whiskers. Lincolnshire notes Mrs Upsall winning a rolling pin throw and her husband a 100 yard dash. Other items joke about swallows nests on menus, an astronomer counting asteroids, and Mussolini’s Italy limiting youth voting.
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W. H. Upsall
Badgers Aim to Halt Iowa Run in Big Grid Clash
Wisconsin drills for a showdown with undefeated Iowa as coach Glenn Thistlethwaite prepares an overhead attack and freshmen backfield simulations. The clash could decide the conference title with GlNebach substituting for Mayes and Smith, Lusby, and Behr key to Wisconsin passing and punting versatility.
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Iowa Star
Reds Name Hendricks for 1929 Season Manager
The Balance reports Jack Hendricks to pilot the Cincinnati Reds in 1929 after five years as manager. Also noted are various minor league and college connections, trades, and managerial changes across multiple teams including Rockford and Dubuque, with discussion of upcoming season plans and notable players.
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Big Six Elevens Feature Weekend Football slate
Nebraska hosts Pittsburgh in Lincoln while Missouri faces New York University in New York. Kansas State clashes with Iowa State at Ames. Oklahoma meets Kansas at Lawrence as Bo McMillan reshuffles to stop Iowa State. Jayhawks favored at home in Dad's Day clash.
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Midwest Bowling Tournament Opens in St Louis
The annual Midwest Bowling tournament begins in St Louis with 1,000 bowlers from 23 midwestern cities vying for 12,000 dollars and nine diamond medals. Wooster Lambert team No 12 leads after opening with a 2 643 total.
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Iowa City Goes Dry for Old Grads Wisconsin Game
Iowa City readies for a dry Saturday as Old Grads from Iowa and Wisconsin prepare for the game. Federal agents join state and local officers to prevent alcohol, with police from Davenport, Cedar Rapids and Muscatine assisting University of Iowa authorities after complaints of drunkenness at a recent homecoming event.
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Glenn Brunson
James B. Risden
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Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Minnesota
College football schedule roundup across many sites
Tomorrow’s slate features East High at Marshalltown West High at Mason City Wisconsin at Iowa and many more matchups. Games include Michigan State at Michigan Notre Dame at Carnegie Tech Nebraska at Pittsburgh Purdue at Wabash Harvard at Holy Cross Navy at Loyola Baltimore and California at Nevada among others.
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West Point
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Florida
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Nat Gooria
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Hawkeye Eleven Sets Stand Ground as Only Undefeated Team
Des Moines Nov 16 Seven weeks of college gridiron play leave Iowa with one undefeated squad the University of Iowa. Hawkeyes lead the Western conference with six wins 140 points for 19 against and face Wisconsin and Michigan before a possible national title. Drake follows with four wins one loss leading the Missouri Valley conference. Luther College Coe Iowa State Teachers Grinnell and others trail with mixed results across Iowa conferences.
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Groundkeepers Fret Over Football Digging Infield Holes
The piece recalls groundkeepers' woes as football teams use parks in fall. Hank Fabian of the New York Giants laments holes at third base caused by players and mocks writers for blaming the infield damage on football.
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Hank” Fabian
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Flying Dutchmen Suffer Seven Straight Defeats
The Flying Dutchmen of Central of Pella suffer seven straight losses and a 182 to 16 scoring deficit as they slump through the season. The team remains mired in a tailspin with poor offensive showing.
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John Deere team defeats Mid-Continental Oil in billiards match
In Waterloo, the John Deere squad beat Mid-Continental Oil 75 to 40 after the old men forfeited 16 points. Final round of the first 20 teams set for tonight at Popular Cigar store between Popular Barbershop and Popular Cigar teams. Shell Oil defeated Winterbottom Supply 75 to 52 in nine innings Thursday.
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Drake and Irish elevens schedule night game in Chicago
Des Moines reports that Drake and Notre Dame plan to play November 9 1929 at Soldiers Field Chicago under floodlights. Drake will transfer stadium lights to Chicago, with Knute Rockne’s approval and MO Valley Conference permission. Fireworks will precede the game expected to draw large crowds. Also noted is Alfred Sawyer 97 believed oldest active bank president.
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Havana Ribbon five cent cigar stands out with ripe middle leaves
A 9 cent Havana Ribbon cigar claims to beat pricier brands with long filler leaves and full flavor. It advertises ripe, mellow middle leaves from tip to base, avoiding under-ripe tops or over-ripe bottoms. Sold at counters and in pocket packs of five.
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