West High hosts Cornell frosh in final 1927 bout at Wallace Field
West High faces Cornell Freshmen at Wallace Memorial Field in a Thanksgiving afternoon clash as injuries thin the West lineup. Key players out include Rohlf Stetzel Rush and Graham, with Burbank and Makinster stepping in. Cedar Rapids tomorrow features East High vs Grant High at 2:40 p.m. with Makeever’s green squad trying to pull an upset.
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Makinster LE Longren Hardinger
Neft Miler
Shinn Moorr
Eastman Kreger
Hribald Walker
Welrhauser Amith
O'Connor Grahaw
Allen
Burbank
Grant
al Garner Watton FE Willams
Wallace Memorial Field
Pitth
Locust Streets
Weat
Dickinson
Umeplies Miller
Iowa
Inesman
Waterloo
Napoleon
Cornell College
West High
Husky
Mark Twain
Wallace Field
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Rohlf
Stetzel
Ed Rush
Bill Burbank
Graam
Pixy Tey
Webster City
Rust
Makinster
Tarpy
Cedar Rapids
East Grant High
Moon Over
Rock Island
East High
Midge Makeever
Schammel
Brandes
Hackett
May
Bell
Els
Crane
Garrison
Diekman
Bingham
Christians
Lowderman
Red Hill to Take Miller's Place in Marquette Contest
Ames Indiana November 23 Cyclones enter Thanksgiving day game at Milwaukee handicapped by Miller knee injury. Hill's work since the 12 to 12 tie with TW Hinois has been strong though Miller's experience is missing. Chink Hall may enter lineup. Town State and Marquette evenly matched at 177 pounds. Weiss to lead Cyclones in final game with six others. The team arrived in Milwaukee and completed warmup. Chicago elects captain Saul Welslow for 1928 Marrana. 1927 members awarded later per Coach Stagg.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Johnny" Miller
Cyclones
Marquette
Milwaukee
Town State
Mear
Ruper O'Keefe
Walt Weiss
Weiss
Ferg
Chicago
Saul Welslow
University of Chicago
Ieliers
A. A. Stagg
Olive crop loss and poet's quip echo in odd column
A fragmentary item notes Spain reports extensive olive crop destruction amid varied quips and snippets. The piece includes a shy nod to 1928 forecasts as cheerful and a string of brief, pointed captions from a satirical column, mentioning a night owl cat and a wayward road able to land a plane.
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Spain
Valley elevens finish Thursday in final conference chase
Kansas City Kan November 23 Missouri Valley elevens move toward the final two games that could decide the championship. Missouri faces Oklahoma in Columbia with key players sidelined by Oklahoma. A Missouri win would break a tie with Nebraska and a loss would give Nebraska the title as Nebraska ends with nonconference date against NYU. Iowa State, second in Valley play, heads to Milwaukee to meet Marquette while Washington U hosts St Louis University and Drake travels to Los Angeles to face Cal Santa Ana south ern branch.
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Sooners
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Manhattan
Iowa State
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Marquette
Washington University
St. Louis University
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Los Angeles
Flowers Leaves Estate With Value of 150000 Dollars
Atlanta GA November 1923 The estate of Theodore Tiger Flowers valued at 150000 dollars passes to his wife and parents with 60000 dollars placed in trust for his daughter Verna Lee. Manager Wilk Miller notes Flowers invested earnings in real estate.
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Theodore Tiger Flowers
Verna Lee
Wilk Miller
Georgia Faces Trio of Hurdles in Dawg Battle for Title
Birmingham press previews Georgia’s Thanksgiving clash with Alabama, noting three obstacles to the Bulldogs’ title bid. The Crimson Tide, Tech’s Yellow Jackets, and a mental edge loom as Georgia eyes a decisive Dec 3 meeting with Georgia Tech after strong wins over Yale and others. Stars like McCrary and Shiver anchor a historically potent lineup.
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Navy Captain Ned Hannegan Leads Middies Versus Army
Navy quarterback Ned Hannegan, nicknamed the hard luck man, returns to lead the Middies against Army in the big service clash on New York Saturday. He has missed parts of the season with injuries including a fractured collarbone last year in Chicago. Underdogs, the Middies rely on Hannegan to spark the attack and challenge the Cadets if he breaks loose.
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Army
New York
Hannegan
Chicago
Midshipmen
Michigan and Carroll Quintets Added to Coe Basketball Slate
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 23 A third big basketball game is added to Coe college schedule including a game against Carroll College at Waukesha Although Carroll is not in the MidWest Conference Coe also draws Michigan at Ann Arbor February 6 Wisconsin at Madison December 10 and Indiana at Bloomington December 20 Fifteen players report to Coach Bert Jenkins for practice led by captain Phil Hubbard and guard Hoyman as key returnees and veterans
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
University of Wisconsin At Madison
University of Indiana At Bloomington
Carroll College
Waukesha
Bert Jenkins
Phil Hubbard
Hoyman
Eddy to Captain Yale Caldwell given letter
New Haven November 23 Max H Eddy of Middlebury VI star Bulldog tackie today is captain elect of the 1928 Yale football team Eddy was chosen after the varsity meeting following the conferring of athletic fetters Bruce Caldwell ineligible star was among the varsity men given fetters
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New Haven
Maxon H. Eddy
Middlebury
Yale
Eddy
Bruce Caldwell
Ames Freshmen Gridders Awarded Numerals for '27
Thirty-two Iowa State yearling football players receive numerals from the athletic council based on freshman coaches’ recommendations. Backfield hopefuls include Porest Bennett and Maynard Eckhardt among others. linemen feature Verle Grimes, Arthur Johnson, and Harold Teach. Five yearling cross country runners also receive numerals.
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Iowa State Yearlife
Iowa State Athletic Council
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Marshall
Okis
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Trager
Algona
John Arnold
Chicago
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Fort Dodge
Joseph Earry
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Maynard Eckhardt
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Keosangun
Glenn Johnson
Grinnell
Ed Knaagck
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William Olson
Cael Peterson
Chicago Heights
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Eagle Grove
Arthur Johnson
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Floyd Dennis
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Joseph Payne
Adel
Airam
Roe
Harold Teach
Maynard Spears
Toledo
Clarence Gottig
Davenport
Webster Tatermil
Fort Wodge
Harold Langford
Ninna
John Sinclair
Richard Valentine
St. Ansgar
Steward Forsythe
Griswold
Loren
Koehler
Harold Kubice
Cresco
Ray Putnam
Elying
Mor Dale Murphy
Pulaski
Virgil Lynes
Eldon
Anthony Popma
Orange
Verio Baker
Newton
West Union and Oelwein Face Thanksgiving Grid Battle
West Union high hosts Oelwein in the annual Thanksgiving clash at 2 30 p m on homecoming day. The West Union squad, fresh from a win over Monona, seeks to finish the season in style and humble its rival, while Oelwein arrives with a strong record and a determined foe ahead.
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Courier
West Union
West Union High School
Oelwein
Monona
Rath and Galloway Indoor Teams Triumph at Forum
Rath Boosters defeated Standard Grass 15 to 3 while Galloway Indoor Team beat Collord Motors 23 to 1 in league games at the Forum last night.
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Galloway
Forum
Rath'’s
Dickinson Takes Charge Of Tutor Basketball Team
Art Dickinson, head coach of the State Teachers college, reorganizes the Tutors basketball program. He will use four letter men from last year and adds reserves and freshmen, aiming to face Cornell on December 8 in a fast start to the season.
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Couriar
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Art Dickinson
Purple and Gold Institution
Holman
Ortale
Nottle
Still
Dickinson
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Gooper
Fritzel
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Geneseo
Clyde Artus
Thompson
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Del Monte Club to Hold Amateur Meet Next Season
New York reports the United States Golf Association awards the 1928 amateur championship to Pebble Beach Del Monte California with a September date to be announced. Open qualifying rounds are June 11 and championship rounds run June 21 to 23 at Olympia Fields Chicago. Public Links July 31 to August 5 at Cobb's Creek Philadelphia. Amateur championship September 1 to 8 at Brae Burn Mass. Walker International Cup August 30 and 31 at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton IL.
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Pebble Beach
del Monte
California
H. H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Olympia Fields
Country Club
Chicago
Cobb's Creek Course
Philadelphia
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Virginia Hot Springs
Chicago Golf Club
Wheaton
McLarnin to Meet Wallace Tonight in Detroit Show
Jimmy McLarnin, ex lightweight star, faces Billy Wallace at Olympia Gardens in Detroit tonight. The bout could set McLarnin up as Mandell's next title challenger, with Mandell offered a 66000 guarantee and 75000 in advance ticket sales reported for the winner’s upcoming decision bout.
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Mich
Jimmy McLarnin
Pacific Coast
Sammy Mandell
Billy Wallace
Cleveland Battler
Mandell
McLarnin
Pancho Villa
Olympia Gardens Arena Corporation
Notable USC Football Matchups Highlighted by Old Scout Notes
By Al Demaree former Giants pitcher notes Notre Dame or Notts Dame visit to Chicago to play USC Trojans. Aubrey Devine ex Hawkeye stars assists as scout guiding the orange growers attack. Devine follows Irish games with pencil and pad predicting Rockne style power and pep in a West Coast tactic. A desert stop in Argona era reveals rumor of Notre Dame secret practice inviting all, fueling fan interest.
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Gonckh Howard Jones
University of Southern California Trojans
Notts Dame
Chicago
Aubrey Devine
University of Iowa
Devine
Notre Dame
Jilay
Georgia Tech
Southern California
Jones
Ux Knufe Rockne
Rockne
Trojans
Artgona
Los Angeles
Ice Rink Set to Open Around December First
The Dairy Caable congress hippodrome rink in Waterloo should open around December 1 if cold weather holds. A second flooding was poured yesterday and more floods may be needed before ice is ready. Legion manager Roy Malcomb says hockey prospects look bright with one to two matches weekly against strong semipro and amateur teams, and possibly Minnesota and Wisconsin visiting this season.
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Caable Congress
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sesson
Stanford Revives Fallen Gridders With Pressure Pump
Stanford University reports a new method to revive injured players on the football field. A tank with wheels supplies water through a pressure pump to wake players who collapse, replacing the old sponge and water bucket practice. The change comes on orders from the physical education department.
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Cal
VPI
Stanford
Department, of Physical Education
Farriors
Kipke Named Head Coach at Michigan State College
East Lansing Nov 23 Harry Kipke former Michigan All American halfback and UM assistant to Tad Wileman has been named head football coach at Michigan State college Kipke signed a three year contract Kipke captained Michigan in his senior year and earned nine letters in football baseball and basketball
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Mich
Harry Kipke
Walter Camp
Tad Wileman
University of Michigan
Michigan State College
Ralph Young
Kipke
Real Sportsmen Now In Control Of Indian Club
Cleveland November 23. Real sportsmen Alva Bradley Charles L Bradley John Sherwin Jr and Percy Morgan have purchased a controlling interest in the Cleveland Indians baseball club. They vow to restore the team to prominence and send a revitalized fighting lineup into spring. The Bradley brothers were local football players and are long associated with sports and business in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Indians
Leanti Alva
Charles L. Bradley
John Sherwin, Jr
Percy Morgan
Sherwin
Bradley Brothers
Morgan
Cleveland
Charles
Alva
Nichols
Havana Ribbon Five Cent Cigar Ad Claims Superior Quality
An ad touts Havana Ribbon as a five cent cigar that outperforms pricier brands. It asserts the product is milder, sells in millions, and invites smokers to judge its value by trying one nickel investment. The copy emphasizes reliability, long smoking satisfaction, and economic appeal.
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