Fewer Football Fatalities For Year C. A. CIRCUIT IN FINE SHAPE
Burlington Nov 22 The Central Association is strong and well prepared for 1915 with eight cities and capable managers. Frank Richards leads Marshalltown, Dr Jay Andrews returns at Waterloo, Ned Egan signs for Maccntine, Boyle signs for Keokuk, Bert Hough heads Clinton Pilots, Tom Hayden plans Burlington Pathfinders with a near-complete club, Belden Hill oversees Cedar Rapids, and top executives note more players will be drafted from the circuit next year.
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Central Association
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Frank Richards
Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Maccntine
Ned Egan
Worthy
Boyle
Muscatine
Beason
Keokuk
Bert Hough
Clinton Pilots
Tom Hayden
Burlington Pathfinders
Hill
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Ellsworth Defies Parsons for Hawkeye Title Claim
Ellsworth College strengthened its claim to the Hawkeye conference crown by defeating Upper Iowa 20 to 0 in a decisive season finale. Parsons had argued for the title based on two conference wins, but Ellsworth cites conference game count as the deciding factor and plans a post season game against Parsons on Thanksgiving day offering 159 dollars and hosting on home field.
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Town Falls
Ellsworth College
Hawkeye
Upper Iowa University
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Ellsworth
Athletic Council of
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Parsons College
Ames Entitled to Second Place
Des Moines reports Ames crushed Drake to secure a strong claim to second in the Missouri Valley standings and Iowa rankings. Drake drops to fourth after losses to Grinnell and State Teachers, while Iowa, Ames, and Coe sit first to third. An electric sausage-stuffing machine is noted as newly invented.
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Star Backfield Men Compete For Honors Thursday
Clyde Davis and Dick Rath, Waterloo high schools standout backfield men, are set to clash in next Thursday’s Thanksgiving battle. Each has been a top ground gainer for several seasons and both are nearing peak form after recent injuries. Davis matched his Ames rival recently, while Rath has not been outplayed this year and seeks a final county championship bid with West High.
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Dick Rath
Waterloo
Davis
Ames
West High
Ruth
Mason City Triumphs Over West High 33 to 0
Mason City defeated West High 33 to 0 as Mason City offense surged after a scoreless opening quarter. Stearns, Johnson, McGreevey, and McConnell scored, with McGreevey adding three goals and McConnell two touchdowns. West High fought early but could not contain the Cerro Gordo county team.
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McGreavey
Final Drills for IG Game Ahead of Thanksgiving Clash
Final signals and drills set for Wednesday as East and West High prepare for the annual Red Cedar park game on Thursday. Coaches McClain and Geissman push players through practice while students pack the stands. ticket sales surge as plans for extra train cars and souvenir programs are announced to fund game expenses.
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Geissman
Red Cedar Park
Schutteman’s
Toder’s
Hansen & Pletcher's
President Tearney to Visit Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa November 23 A R Tearney president of the Three T league has accepted an invitation to speak before the Dubuque Industrial corporation 109 committee Wednesday. His acceptance came in by local baseball men.
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A. R.tearney
Dubuque Industrial Corporation
Two College Players Killed in Football Tragedy
Chicago report records 12 football fatalities for the season, noting only two were college players. Most deaths occurred among high school or prep squads, with tackling blamed for many fatalities and blood poisoning cited in one case.
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Chicago
Ill
Letter to Clarence Rowland on baseball as city asset
A letter outlines the committee’s plan to discuss baseball as an asset for advertising and amusement in the city. Mr Tearney will visit Dubuque to explain baseball’s impact and the workings and finances of the Three-T league, with John Burmeister of Minneapolis, president of the Northern League of Professions, present. Baseball clubs will attend on the stated date.
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Clarence Rowland
Tearney
Dubuque
John Burmeister
Minneapolia
Northern League of Professions
Inquiry into Boggs accounts at Central Iowa Granite Co
E A Boggs allowed two reporters to review vouchers and receipts for 1910 1911 expenses showing expenditures of 131547 99 from five banks Water loo Savings Citizens Savings Iowa State Commercial and Leavitt Johnson The period covered included selling shop and general expenses loans and discounts and granite costs Boggs indicates debt of about 125000 when combining borrowings with income from sales The record lists 1910 26 000 and 1911 40 000 in sales with net around 15000 00 and outgo exceeding 131000 00 He says liabilities of 50000 60000 existed prior and current debts paid down with borrowed funds and he lacks the Central Iowa Granite Co books but seeks them from Hawkeye Granite Co without success.
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Toin
Central Iowa Granite Co
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Boget
Hawkeye Granite Co
Central Iowa
Granite Company
Illinois Coach Clinches Position
Illinois under Bob Zuppke has surged, beating Minnesota for the first time since 1898 and routing Chicago by Illinois’ largest Maroons victory since 1901. With a veteran lineup shaping for 1915, Zuppke appears set to command the coaching cabinet alongside Huff, Gill, and Jones.
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Ilinois
Zup
Illinois
Illini
Flinders
Rush for New Modern English Illustrated Dictionary
Readers flood The Waterloo Evening Courier to secure the leather bound dictionary as fast as presses deliver. Demand exhausts stock. second distribution begins while certificates and a small bonus spur purchases. The edition is praised for its modern content and quality, with ads urging fast action. South Africa imports lumber and Tom Oregon noted.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dictionary
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