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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1928

Page

6

Iowa State Teachers football season ends with crucial Des Moines clash

Cedar Falls November 27 The Iowa State Teachers college football eleven closes practice ahead of a decisive Des Moines university game that could leave the Tutors undefeated in the Iowa college conference. Eight seniors to wear Tutor pride one last time. State Teachers band accompanies the team.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Des Moines University Iowa College Conference George Fritzel Grundy Sam Cooper Cooper Upper Iowa University Fritzel Parsons College Des Moines Coe _college Pridsters Oliver Meyer Waterloo Albert Pederson Harmony Minn George Hardy Greene Howard Flower Marshalltown Harold Hopkins Melbourne Edward Mason Redwood Polls George Johnson Hudson Harold Stevens Decorah State Teachers College Paul F. Bender Arthur Dickinson Bender Dickanean Basketa

Four Iowa State Harriers End College Cross Country Careers

Four members of Ames Iowa State college cross country known as the Slim Five finished their college runs after near victory at the Big Six meet in Missouri. Captain Irving Christenson Harry Boak Richard Behrens and W W Bailey concluded their hill and dale careers while George Putnam Carson finished second to Poko Frager of Kansas. Putnam and Hoak and Christenson all broke the course record with sub 27 minute 8 second times. Coach Bob Simpson plans to keep W W Thompson and Putnam for 1929 season with Putnam expected to be a star.

Courier Special Service Ames Iowa State College University of Missouri Iowa State Irving Christenson Eagle Grove Harry Boak Des Moines Richard Behrens Davenport W. W. Bailey Red Lodge

Waterloo Represented at Pin Tournament in Fort Dodge

Waterloo alleys expect a team to enter the Iowa State bowling tournament at Fort Dodge January 18 to 30. Manager F A Manahl says two more Waterloo teams will join, with 110 teams overall. The Singles league ends tomorrow night. four Waterloo teams form the new league. Captains are F A Manahl Mike Gorman Packey McFarlane and Al Manahi. Schedule starts December 5 and spans 21 weeks with 63 games per team.

Waterloo Fort Dodge F. A. Manahl Des Moines Mike Gorman Packey McFarlane al Manahi

Tech and California Poised for Rose Bowl Clash

Los Angeles November 27 Georgia Tech and California universities likely will meet January 1 in the East West gridiron classic, a Tournament of Roses feature. California, beaten only once by USC, seems ready to accept. Tech has yet to face Alabama Poly and Georgia but appears set to represent the east and south.

Los Angeles Georgia Tech California University California University of Southern California Alabama Poly Georgia Tech

Fights From Last Night Reported By AP

Multiple boxing results from cities including Columbus Pittsburgh Louisville Kalamazoo and more. Johnny OKeefe beat Cuddy De Merce. Henneth Shuck defeated Clyde Tremaine. Ori Ansus Snyder edged Homer Smith.

Associated Press Columbus Johnny O'Keefe Cuddy de Merce Pittsburgh Henneth Shuck Louisville Clyde Tremaine Oklahoma Cy. Ori Ansus Snyder Dodge City Kan Homer Smith Kalamazoo Mich Newcastle Pac Dione Reed Erie Joey Goodmans Norfolk

All-Star Eleven of Big Ten Football Picked

Minnesota places three on the first team with Hovde earning quarterback honors. Indiana lands two players, while Illinois Northwestern Ohio State Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan gain one each. Nagurski of Minnesota stars as captain and top back, with Fesler of Ohio State an standout end and Pommerening of Michigan top tackle.

Harold Johnson Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Northwestern Ohio State Iowa Michigan Fred Hovde Frank Bo) Cuisinier Tilden High Allan Holman Ralph (Frosty) Peters Ilinois Paul Armil Hovde Gopher Cuisinier Badgers Peters Northwest Willie Glassgow Teva Charles Chuck) Bennett Glassgow Hawkeye Aubrey Devine Bennett Nagurski McLain Gophers Cardinal Giant International Falls Bob Tanner Kenneth Haycraft Wesley Fesler Fesler Joss Tanner Haycraft Truskowski Baker Jolley Allinois Hutton Purdue Gantenbein Boilermakers Altho Otto Pommerening Pommerening Butch” Nowack Tllinois Sterling Big Ten Gordon Lini Schleusner and Jessen Raskowski Crane Weitz Dinois Hook Westra Poe Anderson Rinkwall Clare Randolph Dick Brown Centry

Eddie Dwyer to Box Irvin Bige in Openers

Eddie Dwyer of El Paso will box Irvin Bige of Omaha in a 10 round main event at the Armory next Monday night. Kenneth Hunt will fight Ralph Alexander later. Hunt was KOed in Chicago, and a rematch is hoped. Dwyer has faced top names and is a crowd favorite with a 10-round semi windup and three supporting bouts on the card.

Eddie Dwyer el Paso Tex Irvin Bige Omaha Armory Jon Kelly Kenneth Hunt Des Moines Ralph Alexander Waterloo Fireman Hunt Tony Longo Rockford Chicago Kelly Dwyer Sammy Mandell Billy Petrole Jimmy Finney Tommy Irvin Ted Lombardo Royal Coffman Johnny Martin Dwyer-Bige Bige My Sullivan Billy Light

Wills and Tilden Face Rule Against Player Writers

New York dispatch says the United States Lawn Tennis Association may bar Miss Helen Wills and Mr. Will Tilden from international competition if they publish writings. A rule would force players to choose between art and Davis Cup or Wightman Cup duty.

Davis J. Walsh New York INS Helen Wills Will Tilden United States United States Lawn Tennis Association Miss Wills Mr. Tilden Tilden France

Swanson Leads Coast League With 47 Stolen Bases

Evar Swanson, outfielder for the Mission club, topped the Coast league in stolen bases this season with 47 thefts.

Evar Swanson Mission Club Coast League

McLain Withdrawn from State University Report

Iowa City, Nov 27. Mayes McLain fullback for Iowa reportedly left the university after a wedding in Evansville. He refused to return after an argument with officials on the return train from Ann Arbor.

Iowa City University of Iowa Mayes McLain Iowa Altho Chicago Hawkeye Ann Arbor McLain Thomas Stidham Northwestern University Haskell Evanston

Iowa Stars Dominate Ground Gainers In 1928 Football

A summary of Iowa players Willis Glasgow Oran Pape and Mayes McLain leading scrimmage yardage in eight games. Pape posted a 7.3 yard per carry average while Glasgow and McLain each averaged 3.7. Pape led scoring with 48 points, as Iowa totaled 147 points to opponents 42.

Gourier Iowa City University of Iowa Willis A. Glassgow Shenandoah Oran Iowa Glasgow Pape Glassgow McLain Paul W. Armifl Leo B. Jensvold Brice L.thomas Mike Fparroh Loris J. Hagerty Marvin M. Schmidt Carl A. Pignatelli Michigan Ohio State Hawkeyes Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin Monmouth Ripon South Dakota Leo Jensvold Brice L. Thomas Vincent L. Schleusner Paul W. Armil Irving L. Nelson

Lena Blackburne to again manage White Sox next season

Chicago reports from authoritative sources that Russell Lena Blackburne will return to manage the Chicago White Sox. He assumed the job last July after Ray Schalk's dismissal and plans to sign a contract at the December joint sessions of the American and National leagues.

Lena Blackburne Bomiskey S. Sox Chicago Chicago Daily News Russell Lena” Blackburne White Sox Blackburne Ray Schalk Charles Comiskey

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