West Triumphs In State Grid Clash Over Dubuque
West Waterloo High defeats Dubuque 29 to 13 in a hard fought football game. Max Miller and Bill Cotter praised for key plays as Waterloo edges past Dubuque despite injuries and a strong Dubuque showing earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Dubuque
Clinton
Tocals
McClain
Key City
Rose and Black
Max Miller
Bill” Cotter
Dubuque Telegraph- Herald
Miller
Telegraph-Herald
Twenty-eighth Street
Waterloo
Chamberlain
Boothby
Talbot
Crane High
Chicago
Colier
Glaesener
Schreiber RE
Cotter
Lee
Paisley RT
Koester
E. Talbot RG Shirey
Hoerner Miller
Egethot L. G. Bersch
Cousins
T Warner
Kadesky L. E
Patterson of Michigan Named Best Center in West This Year
Galesburg and Hannibal push back against a proposed ten town baseball circuit as Waterloo and Cedar Rapids gain spots. Hannibal protests while Galesburg withers, threatening court action to stay in the Central association. Waterloo ousts Galesburg, citing prior losses in the Three League fight and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Michigan
Galesburg
Hannibal
Justice
League
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Central Association
Supreme Baseball Court
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ketcham
Yale
Tergon
U. of M
Saturday College Football Scores Across West and Midwest
Grinnell 13 Drake 0 and Wisconsin 14 Minnesota 0 headline a wide set of Saturday results. Ohio State forfeited. Missouri crushed Washington 33 0. Penn State beat Illinois 1 to 0 in an odd score. High school results also listed with many local towns reporting scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
West
Grinnell
Drake
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Pennsylvania State
Ohio State
St. Louis
Marquette
Missouri
Washington
St. Ambrose
Cornell
Morningside
St. Joseph
Iowa
Ames
Purdue
Rose Polytechnic
Cocoo
Wyoming
Nebraska Normal
Creighton
Tarkio
Utah
Colorado College
Kansas Aggies
Colorado
Drury
Washburn
Colorado School of Mines
Denver
Arkangae
Louisiana
East
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Navy
A. and
Georgetown
Virginia
Michigan Aggies
Wabash
Oberlin
Case
Michigan
Western Reserve
Ohio Weslayan
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Williame
Amherst
Brown
Lafayette
West Point
Tufts
High School
North Des Moines
Ottumwa
Knoxville
West Waterloo
Dubuque
Albia
Town Falls
Mason City
Egnex
Red Oak
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Brockwell City
Carrotta
Hawkeyes Set for Final Home Game Against Wisconsin
Iowa in late November 1912 faces Wisconsin in the season finale at Iowa field. The Hawkeyes aim to rebound after a hard schedule that included Chicago Minnesota Indiana and Ames while Coach Hawley’s future with the team remains a topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa Field
Hawkeyes
Cornell
Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
Ames
Badgers
Hmit
Badger
Hawley
Northwestern
Ames Faces Final 1912 Grid Battle With Drake
Ames and Drake prepare for the season closing clash at Drake Stadium. The outcome could decide the Missouri Valley Conference title with Nebraska Cornhuskers in contention. Ames refuses post season meet while Nebraska pursues a championship option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Cyclones
Bulldogs
Cyr¢lones
Drake Stadium
Ames Drake
Newbraska Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Stichm
Nebraskans
Williams
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Toe
Ames Coaches Dismiss Drake Threat in 1912 Preview
Ames figures Drake, strong Missouri Valley contender, has the better machinery and passing game. They credit Drake as the top Valley team and admit the Cyclones lag in ends and ends backs while praising Drake’s line play and overall execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiehm
Ames
Drake
Missouri Valley
Bulldogs
Cyclones
Waterloo Bowlers Enter Mid west Tournament Fight
Waterloo and regional squads push to enter the Middle West Bowling association tournament at Grand Alleys from Nov 27 to Dec 4. Omaha Chicago St Louis vie for entries as 150 five man teams expected. Waterloo fields five to six players with hopes for big prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Middle West Bowling Association
St. Louis
Omaha
Geo. C. Lowe
Chicago
Blatz
Lowe
Charles Jackman
Waterloo
Ten Pin Knights
Charlea Jackman
Herman Pauw
Ted Thorson
Macken
Lorenz
Geneseo Local Notes Busy Week Activities
Mrs. T. B. Sheckler visited Nora Springs to see her son and daughters. R. M. Gunn installs electric lighting for farm buildings. C. Lu McElhinney buys an automobile. Mrs. Dr. Brown and Marion with her parents visit. Speer family in early week. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mitchell. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. A. Speer. Cedar Falls guests at R. J. Bragon home. Thanksgiving services planned at Geneseo church with dinner to follow. John Griffin returns from Canada for winter. Ralph Bragonier of Omaha visits brothers R. J. and F. H. Bragonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
T. B. Sheckler
Nora Springs
R. M. Gunn
C. Lu, McElhinney
Dr. Brown
Marion
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Speer
Visit Guests and Relatives Reported in Reinbeck
Miss Ta Copely of Waterloo spent Sunday at her Reinbeck home. Miss Nellie Kliebenstein visited from Marshalltown. Will Campbell of Dubuque visited relatives over Sunday. J D Morrison saw Rush and other kin at Spirit Lake. Mr and Mrs Chris Sol spent Sunday with Herman Sol at Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis have been visiting since early week. E R Wilson of Des Moines visited his parents. John Wilson and August Stange visited relatives at Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Wilson
Nes Moines
John Wilson
August Stange
Woonsocket, &, VW
Local social notes from Waterloo neighborhood visitors
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with relatives and neighbors in Waterloo and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs F H Hilmer Los Angeles Mrs P T Musser Crooketon Chas Trainor Louis Musser Hettie Baylor, B H Bennett Aura Bennett family in Waterloo, Marion Bacon Vinton, Chas J Adame family, Mia W Slippy from Waterloo, Alex Elliott and W B Dilliott Minneapolis, Mrs Chas Fritz La Porte City, Lillie Maar Marshalltown, Clara Dudley Cedar Rapids, Ruth Webster birthday at Avery home, Geo C Ranous Eau Claire death of father J G Ranous, Sam Crowe, hog losses, new births Mrs Robert Young southeast of town, J Cook son born last week, Singsbury Geb Watson hunting, Avery and Ruth funeral Hanna near Waterloo, Henry A Arp Davenport, Ethan Roberts typhoid fever, Louis Albert yields 120 bushels corn per acre, Claude Wilson Traer visit, Chas Adams Grundy Center, Hermann Miller Waterton, A Benson Popejoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hilmer
Los Angeles
Cal
P. T. Musser
Crooketon
Neb
Chas. Trainor
Louis Musser
Mies Hettie Baylor
Waterloo
Bennett
Aura
Marion Bacon
Vinton
Chas. J. Adame
D. Young
Mia. W
Slippy
Alex Elliott
W. B. Diliott
Minneapolis
Chas, Fritz
la Porte City
J. N. Myers
Our
Lillie Maar
Marshalltown
Clara Dudly
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Webster
H. W. Avery
Geo. C. Ranous
Eblers Mercantile Company
Eau Claire
Wis
J. G. Ranous
Wisconsin
Sam Crowe
Robert Young
al. W. Avery
Ruth
Hanna
August Goettsch
Davenport
Goettsch
Henry A. Arp
Ethan Roberts
RH. D. Roberts
Louis Albert
Reinbeck
T. M. Hanson
New Hartford Community Notes and Local Updates
New Hartford residents share visits and travel news with Ft. Dodge Hud son and Washington. Local business plans, housing, and road work progress are noted including a switch track extension over three fourths of a mile. Family births illness moves and social visits are reported alongside minor property builds and farm concerns.
Y W C A Week of Prayer Ends with Vesper at Church
The Y W C A closed its world week of prayer with a vesper at First Congregational church. Miss Rachel Jones spoke on the association’s work in 24 countries and the student chorus represented each nation. Miss Blanche Gould and Miss Alice Mason sang, and plans for an evening spread and a new campfire girls workshop were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Rachel Jones
Miss Jones
Blanche Gould
Alice Mason
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Lange
F.B
Chamberlin
Curtis
Warner
M. Miller
H. S. Kerst
Umapire
H. R. Cross
Iead
James Matthews
Galesbure Is
Taggart
OWA
Nebraska Combuskers
Waterloo Bowlers
Emmett
New Hartford
Carl Geyer
Ft. Dodge
Fred Fitch
John Smith
Hudson
Ed Roloff
Roy Hanchett
Waverly
Robert Olmstead Relief Corps
Louis Knipe
Bourquin
Palmer
Finchford
BE. H. Burns
Wm. Freeland
Scott Murray
Justice L. L. Smith
Enloe
W. J
Epe’ the
Piper
Piping
Fiper
Rewsieck
Piper Heidsieck
J. Busby
Mgr
Tol
Buster Brown
Tige
Mary Jane
Campbell Kids
Nvdevon
Peabody & CQ
Troy
Cae
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Wilbert Shallenberger
T&g
Oakwood Blvd
Hotel Hills
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