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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1912

Page

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Gopher Football Faces Tough Test Against Chicago Maroons

Minnesota Gophers fear a hard battle with Chicago Maroons as both teams prepare for a key conference showdown in Minneapolis. Reports say Chicago has improved lately, with Minnesota seeking to defend its runner-up status and avoid an upset on Saturday.

Minneapolis M Willams Cvaching Divisi Gophers Stagsy Maroons Chicago Wisconsin Northwestern Illinois Minnesota Dr. Williams Northopfield Tooters Midway

Hanson May Win All Star Plage This Saturday

Iowa stars eye a bold finale against Wisconsin as Captain Hanson leads the Hawkeyes in a pivotal game. Meloy, battered in Ames, may return if shoulder muscles loosen, while injury losses test the line's strength with Van Lackum and Van Meter out. Brooklyn's Maurey Kent arrives to assist athletically as Hyland and O'Brien lend coaching support.

Iowa City Hanson Iowa Wisconsin Iowa Star Chicago Indianapolis Minneapolis Town Field Hawkeye Warriors Badgers Madison Meloy Ames Vincent Iona Bowes Oklahoma van Lackum Minnesota van Meter Indiana Maurey Kent Brooklyn Carleton College Mark Hyland Fat” O'Brien

Brondell Poised to Meet Carl Brown in Wisconsin Clash

Davenport wrestler Harry Brondel displayed peak form by outlasting Gus Faust of Moline in Turner hall. He declared readiness to face Carl Brown at the Timois theatre on Wednesday night November 27 for gate receipts share and a possible bout with Gus Pappas, Montreal grappler, if victorious.

Davenport Navy Harry Brondel Gus Faust Moline Ling Boys' Athletic Club Turnerhall Harry Faust Brandel Faunt Brondel Brown Carl Brown Waterloo Brondet Timois Theatre Gus Pappas Montreal

Hunter Brings 173-Pound Deer From Gordon Wisconsin

E A Black of Ela Wisconsin returned from a six days hunting trip near Gordon Wisconsin with a dressed deer weighing 173 pounds. The carcass arrived by express and drew admiration among friends. The party included Fred Bellis and his son Clell Black, former Douglas county residents.

Ela Black Third Avenue West Gordon Wis Mr. Black Fred Bellis Clell Douglas County

Baseball Men Hold Meeting For Waterloo Club Reorganization

Waterloo Baseball association directors map a reorganization plan after delegates from the Central association submitted a report. They aim to file a $500 payment for the Galesburg franchise and prepare a December financial report before new officers are elected. Enthusiasm centers on making baseball pay in the city, with considerations of grounds and a manager to be decided next month.

Waterloo Baseball Association Central Association Galesburg Justice Galesburg Association Grounds

Yale Has Two Fast Backfields In Practice

Yale's Elff squad showcased speed and depth with backfield tandems Flynn Spalding and Philbin followed by Dick Baker Don Markle and Harold Pumpelly. Harvard also held a hard 45 minute scrimmage behind closed doors with Charles Edward Brickley scoring three field goals as coachs urged faster play ahead of the Crimson clash.

New Haven Conn Yale Princeton Elf Flynn Spalding Philbin Dick Baker Don Markle Harold Pumpelly Baker Pumpelly Harvard Howe Crimson Jack Arnold Pendleton Cambridge Mass Charles Edward Brickley Brickley Wendell

Ames cannot forget defeat against Drake in state game

Ames Iowa reports a 20 to 7 loss to Drake last Saturday marking a decisive trimming in the state rivalry. Despite hopes for a strong finish, the Cyclones face Drake Stadium next Saturday with lower enthusiasm and questions about form.

Ames Lawa Bulldogs Drake Stadium Drake Williams Iowa Ames&Drake Des Moines Morningside Missouri Grinnell Simpson Cornell Gophers Burge Weyrauch Brennan Juhl

New Directors for Keokuk Club

Keokuk Iowa November 21 1943 selection of five directors for Keokuk Baseball Association John Tumelty Dr H A Gray Frank Belt A D Ayers and Louis Sterne elected Sterne to remain as secretary despite desire to quit The committee praised Sterne as a key league figure and tension remains over his future plans Other directors are longtime Keokuk baseball supporters with varied roles and credentials.

Keokuk Selec Keokuk Baseball Association Keokuk Club John Tumelty H. A. Gray Frank Belt A. D. Ayers Louis Sterne Association Central Association Sterne League A. D. Ayres Transportation Company

Keokuk looks to banner year for 1913 baseball

Keokuk fans rally behind new directors who face a heavy task building the 1913 club. A meeting will select a manager from several applicants including George Manusch Harry Kelly and Joe Bills. The choice promises a tough but promising hiring process.

Keokuk George Manusch Harry Kelly Joe Bills

Macks Lead City Bowlers in Streaking Win Over Pattern Makers

The Macks stay hot in the City Bowling league by sweeping the Pattern Makers at Jackman alleys. Runyen top scored with 187, Hanson 186, while Mackin led averages at 163.1/2. Scheduled for next Tuesday, Dubuque and Charles City may visit. a three-cornered match is planned and Waterloo is set for December 4 and 6.

Macks Pattern Makers Jackman Runyen Hanson Mackin Johnson Jensen Cobb Huntecha Boosters Invincibles Charles City Dubuque Midwest Bowling Association Waterloo

Deer hunt near Gordon ends with three kills

The party hunted within fourteen miles of Gordon and encountered several deer but secured only three. A Waterloo man killed one deer after six hits. the animal rose with each of the three bullets from a 35 calibre Winchester rifle. The gun used was an 1895 model with a box magazine.

Gordon Waterloo Mr. Black

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