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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1914

Page

6

Galesburg Hopes For Central Association Baseball Return

Galesburg Illinois November 24 rumors swirl that the town may regain a Central Association franchise for a 1915 season. Local fans, buoyed by last summer’s tail end success, push for a revived team and stay hopeful that promoters can organize a full season with paying crowds. Leaders vow focus on right boosts and solid backing to land the club.

Galesburg Central Association Burlington Galesboro

Two Teams Will Claim State Title in Des Moines Nov 24

Des Moines Ill reports a muddled state high school football race after Sioux City’s late rally breaks a Des Moines club’s hold on top honors. Clinton faces West High on Thanksgiving, with post season options possible if Clinton or Sioux City prevail and a rematch looms under fan demand. West High, led by Stewart, eyes victory while Clinton’s seasoned lineup, including Captain Murphy and Kline, draws praise from critics.

Des Moines Ill Sioux City East Clinton West High Ingat Stewart Murphy Kline

West High Coach Schemes Big Thanksgiving Day Upset

Rumors swirl that Fred McClain of West High plans a surprise on Thanksgiving with key injuries limiting ends earlier in the season. East High, led by Coach Geissman, promises a strong defense as the two rivals meet at Red Cedar baseball park at 2 39 PM with brisk advance ticket sales and officials aiming to fill seats before game day.

Fred McClain West High Hulill Old Rose Black Warriors Iowa City Ames McClain East High East Hign Geissman Red Cedar Baseball Park

Amolox Cures Ok in Clothoca Skin Eruptions

Amolox claims instant relief from itching and all skin eruptions including eczema tetter psoriasis ring worm acne and pimples. Sold by Wangler Bros Henderson Drug Co and other dealers with a money back guarantee. Trial size forty cents.

Amolox Wangler Bros. and Henderson Drug Co Amplex

Jad Salts Claim To Cleanse Kidneys And Alleviate Aches

An advertisement urges readers to take four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning to flush clogged kidneys and relieve backache and bladder irritation. It claims the saline drink neutralizes urine acids, is harmless, inexpensive, and can prevent serious kidney complications. Local druggists reportedly sell Jad Salts to kidney trouble believers.

H.W

HAWNKEYE STARS HONORED BY CHICAGO EXPERTS

Wassons Gross Carberry and Kirk Alsig Named by Chicago Experts. Five players named to All conference eleven by three Chicago selectors. Illinois Chapman Des Jardien Chicago Clark Pogue Almndte Solon Minnesota. Parsons on second team. Burron and Sammy Gross noted by Axelson. Illinois, Minnesota top the lists with others trailing.

Chapman Illinois Des Dardien Chicago Clark and Pogue Almndte Solon Minnesota Walter Belersall Iowa Parsons G. W. Axelson The Herald Burron Sammy Gross Carberry Gunderson James Clarkson Kirk Axelson Wisconsin Purdue Jodinna Ohio State Nenth Northwestern Herald and Examiner Cherry Ollo Buck Ulinols Des Jardien Routh Barron Boston Clark Mingle Wrehart Indiana Pogue Tllinois

Iowa Hawkeyes Endure Hard Season After Close Losses

Iowa City November 24 1914 Iowa faced Chicago Minnesota and Nebraska in a tough football season. Hawkeyes played evenly until close losses due to injuries and strength of opponents. Garretson and Barron suffered injuries while Rutherford and Halligan starred. Nebraska's backfield failed to break through despite timely field goals.

Iowa City Iowa Hawkeyes Chicago Minnesota Nebraska Hawkmen Walter Eckersall Maroons Barron Garretson Tawkeyes Cornhuskers Fata Howard Halligan Hawkeye Kirk Brueckner Carberry Chamberlain Galligan Rutherford Garreteon Netha

Coe Sets World Record in Iowa Conference Title Run

Cedar Rapids Iowa Nov 24 Coe College claims an undisputed Iowa conference title and a new world record for a championship team in points per minute. In five conference games the team scored 294 points in 282 minutes averaging just over one point per minute of play. Coe defeated Simpson Leander Clark Grinnell Highland Park and Cornell, with scores ranging from 18 to 0 to 72 to 64, and loses five seniors to graduation.

Cedar Rapide Iowa Moray L. Why Michigan Coe Simpson Erictiron Leander Clark Toledo Grinnell Highland Park Cornell Torals Towa Footers Sive Bailey Carlstrom Swanson L. Kresensky Haoman Fisher

Nebraska Player Sustain Injuries in Final Iowa Game

With a broken shoulder blade and a broken ear drum Cameron of Nebraska was badly battered. Six of the Iowa starters were playing their last game. Captains Guoderson and Carberry end Kirk tackle Brueckner guard Woughton center Parsons halfback. They face a tough toss but can be replaced by the present crack freshmah team.

Cameron Nebraska Iowa Guoderson Carberry Kirk Brueckner Woughton Parsons Freshmah

Graduates From C. A. Circuit Baseball Players Moved

The past year saw numerous Central Association players promoted to higher leagues. Notable moves include Marshall of Keokuk to the New York Giants, Flannigan of Muscatine to the Giants, and Wambsganss of Cedar Rapids to the Cleveland Naps. Other players shifted to Detroit, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Kansas City, Richmond and more across the Topeka, Utica, North Western, Three-I, and Western circuits.

Marshall Keokuk New York Giants Faircloth Topeka Stern Whittaker Utica New York State Flannigan Muscatine New York Giants Smithson Clinton Detroit Tigers McAver Waterloo Pittsburgh Pirates Sigiin Pittsburgh Pirates Cedar Rapids Cleveland Naps Baichley Burlington St. Louis Browns Hale St. Louis McCabe Lunte Miller Kansas City Burg Richmond Forman Singleton Peoria Culver Ashville North Carolina Mitchell Seattle Vonsling Sioux City Gould Davenport

Leaders of East and West Teams for Thursday Game

Captain Gordon Rath leads East high at pivot and defense in Thursday contest. Captain Bill Cotter stars for West high, switching from fullback to tackle to fortify the line and handle passes and kicking duties.

Gordon Rath Bill” Cotter Cotter East High Rath Geissman West High

Quarantine Will Not Deter Iowa Exhibit at San Francisco

A Greater Iowa committee led by W. E. Haskell and others reported to Governor Clarke on Iowa’s exhibition plans for the San Francisco Panama-Pacific exposition. About 200 Iowans intend to participate. a convention in Ames is set for December 2 and a Des Moines meeting the next day to advance the campaign. A permanent organization is expected to form to promote Iowa’s exhibits and broader state interests. A historical exhibit, curated by E. R. R. Harlan, will ship carloads of material to San Francisco for the Iowa building, with 20 portraits of governors and prominent figures. The group seeks a $125,000 state appropriation.

Des Moines Greater Iowa Association W. E. Haskell Cedar Rapids F. D. Steen West Liberty D. Cass Waterloo Emmet Tinley Council Bluffs W. Clum Clinton Ralph Bolton Clarke Iowa San Francisco Greater Ames Greater Iowa Committee E. R R. Harlan State Historical Department

Three league moves Andreen to Memphis by Southern Association

In a sequence of transfers, Andreen leaves Marshalltown for Memphis within the Southern Association while Sehliebner shifts from Clinton to Pittsburgh, marking a set of baseball league changes with clubs aligning talent across regions.

Andreen Marshalltown Memphis Southern Association Sehliebner Clinton Pittsburgh Pirates

Quarantine Not Halting Iowa Stock Exhibit Plans

Mr Clum says Chicago quarantine on French and Marsh herds will not hinder Iowa at San Francisco. W W Marsh owns fine Guernseys at Waterloo. Col G W French of Davenport has prize stock on his farm ready for San Francisco in place of quarantined animals. It pays to read want ads in a wide awake paper Evening Courier and Reporter.

Clum French Evening Courier and Reporter

Neal Institute offers quick treatment for drink and drug habits

Realize the seriousness of liquor drinking and come to the Neal Institute at once. Des Moines readers are urged to visit 802 Fifth street or contact Superintendent C B Collins for information and a free booklet about the Neal Treatment. The Des Moines Institute is part of a network of sixty Neal Institutes in major cities across the United States Canada and Australia. Hundreds of locals have been treated and report rapid elimination of cravings. The treatment is safe thorough vegetable based and always taken internally. Investigate now by phoning Walnut 3968.

Neal Institute Des Moines Neal Institute Fifth Street C. B. Collins Des Moines

Gets it corn cure promises painless relief

An advertisement touts GETS-IT as the simple corn cure that removes corns in seconds without sticking to stockings or causing irritation. It claims quick 2 second application, avoiding knives and razors, and notes availability from druggists or direct mail order by Lawrence & Co. of Chicago for 25 cents a bottle.

Lawrence & Co Chicago

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