Badgers in Fine Fetle for Game Against Gophers
Chicago, Nov 22—Big Ten football tilt centers on Minnesota vs Wisconsin for a likely Minnesota title bid. Upset cycle since Oct 27 favored team loses weekly. Wisconsin defense negotiates Minnesota passing game while Minnesota copes with Brockmeyer injury. Northwestern–Dartmouth passes clash at Evanston. Ohio State reshapes lineup to counter Illinois style. Purdue–Indiana game draws record interest as Page drills Indiana and Purdue boosts line and aerial attack.
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Towa Alumni Irk Watchmen at Park of New York Club
Towa City Iowa November 22 Truculent night watchmen ordered to close Yankee stadium failed to disturb 25 University of Iowa alumni listening to a radio story of the Wisconsin Iowa game They watched Missouri New York University and heard Badger Hawkeye game via portable radio Alumni included Arlo Wilson Frank Cuhel and F Lowell Otte all well known Hawkeye athletes
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Nurmi Weighs Pro Status Before U S Visit
Stockholm reports Paavo Nurmi the Finnish runner says he plans to visit the United States in early December to attempt world records from two to twenty five miles and that his decision on turning professional will be settled after he arrives in the United States.
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Carnegie Tech Praised By Rockne As Top Opponent
Knute Rockne of Notre Dame credits Carnegie Tech as the finest team his squad has faced this season. He lists Wisconsin and Georgia Tech as strong rivals but says Carnegie Tech stands out for its power and deception.
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Tunney in Social Register and skewed profiles in society notes
A wry column reflects on Tunney’s social Register omission under a wife’s maiden name and broader gossip about breeding and status. Jokes about fashion, notable references, and light satire track a culture of wealth, appearances, and who makes the cut in society listings.
Boxing revival eyed in Waterloo plans for winter
Waterloo boxing fans may witness fisticuffs this winter as promoter Bob Wegner and Kenneth Hunt manager Joe Kelly form the Iowa Boxing Club with Des Moines offices. They seek a local boxing commission of three or four businessmen to keep the sport clean. Hunt could fight Ralph Alexander, Waterloo fireman, who recently knocked out Happy Shade. Tony Legour of Des Moines is considered for a headliner in Waterloo.
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Peace Near As A A And Rivals Brace For Winter
New York reports that talks between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate A A are easing the long running power struggle. By removing registration hurdles and elevating Avery Brundage, the A A U signals a move toward better relations with colleges. Observers foresee a period of peace as the NC A A prepares for its New Orleans convention in late December.
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Rotation Billiard Tourney at White's
A hazard rotation tournament is planned at the White Billiard par lors starting Monday, Nov. 26 and continuing until the night of Dec. 24. There is no entrance fee and entrants may play alone or with an opponent. Twelve merchandise prizes await high scorers.
Orioles Pitchers Lead IL Games And Innings
Stuart Bolen of the Baltimore Orioles pitched 50 games to lead the International League while teammate Guy Cantrell threw the most innings at 306. The text also oddly notes teed roses in Bulgarian are productive of oil as the white roses.
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Glagogow to lead Hawkeye at Michigan clash Saturday
Iowa City Nov 22 Hawkeyes face Michigan in Ann Arbor for season finale with title and series hopes at stake. Strong defense and Glassgow McLain backfield pace attack as seniors Brown Jensen Moore Grimm Schmidt finish Iowa suits. Officials named. kickoff at 2:30 pm EST.
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Three Thomas Brothers Star on West Branch Eleven
Three brothers Melvin Alvah and Minard Thomas played for West Branch High football this season and were named Jetters. Melvin was fullback Alvah halfback and Minard guard highlighting the family’s standout contribution to the team in Iowa City.
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Touted football elevens in East for tumbles
New York reports that four top teams Carnegie Tech Nebraska Princeton and Yale face potential defeats on Saturday. N Y U Army Navy and Harvard are ripe for crucial games while past week results showed Notre Dame Holy Cross and other foes altering momentum. A single upset could reshape the national race as teams brace for key showdowns this weekend.
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Maynard Engle Signs to Pitch for Waterloo Hawks
Maynard Engle, a semi pro pitcher formerly from Osage and living in Detroit, has signed to pitch for the Waterloo Hawks next season. He reportedly had a strong summer with a Detroit independent team and is expected to bolster the Waterloo pitching staff.
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