Simons to Lead Drake Football Eleven Next Year
Des Moines Nov 28 Drake university members chose Glenn Simons as leader for next season at a banquet. Simons, a two year all Missouri Valley halfback, was elected by a council and will join the I club after receiving D and letter awards for three champions. The athletic council will meet next week to award D's and pins.
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Spokane
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Missouri
Dent Hill M. Bell
Simons
North High School
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McCormick
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Diltz
Sanders
Colville
Crull
Crowell
Welch
Weatherwax
Ruffcorn
Minard
Higgins
Carpenter
Strahan
Granger
Channing Smith
Atllette Council
Coach Griffith
Slalten
Reson Jones
Neil van Meter
Claud Vrusia
Ball
Nel, Morehouse and
Kinney
Davenport Favored To Host Three-I League Mid-Winter Session
Davenport is favored as the site for the Three-I League mid-winter session planned for December. President Tearney will issue the official call naming Davenport as the meeting place. Circuit matters and the 1913 circuit are noted as key topics, with Rock Island likely to be involved in league discussions.
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Tearney
Weeting Place
Chicago
Magmates
Dewart
Rock Island
Rowland
Waterloo
Smith
Shiith
Miyake Hart
Fren Rani
Te Teayrun
John Ui. Farrell
Yamada to Meet Slosson in 18.2 Balk Line Match
Koji Yamada and George Slosson, top finishers in the balk line tourney, will clash in a special 18.2 contest at Knickerbocker Billard Academy Brooklyn starting November 26. The 2 400 point event offers a $510 purse with $350 to the winner and $150 to the loser.
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Koji Yamada
George Slosson
New York
Knickerbocker Bil-lard Academy
Brooklyn
Invincibles Top Engravers In Close City League Run
The Invincibles beat the Engravers two games to one at Jackman alleys as Mucha of the Engravers rolled a 209 high game for the season. Individual scores include Friedl Miller and Smith for the Invincibles and Istadard van Wetzenger Weil Worhan and Mucha for the Engravers. The Pattern Makers claimed the Turkey score of 240 though not in league play. The Macks and Boosters set Friday clash with title implications.
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Jackman
Invincibles
Mucha
Engravers
Friedl
Miller
UBT
Smith
McSweaney
Lie, Thorsen Wee Ee
Istadard van Wetzenger
Weil
Flynn
Worhan
Legacy of
Pattern Makers
Turkey
Boosters
Homeopathic Professors Charge Educational Trust Tied to Carnegie
Iowa City Nov 28. Homeopathic faculty at the state university accuse the Carnegie Foundation of pressuring the Iowa board of education to abolish their college and align with a broader educational trust. They cite five key events including Bowman’s election, Flexner’s inspection, and the college’s closure. They warn of planned protests ahead of the legislature convening.
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John G. Bowman
The
State University
New York
Carnegie Foundation
University of Iowa
State B Board of Education
Bowman
Iowa State Board of Education
Abraham Flexner
New York City
Homeopathic College
Flexner
Homeopathic Physicians
State and College
College of Homeopathy
State’ University
St. A. Pearson
Ames
Carnegie
College of Engineering
Charge Educational Trust
State Board of Education
Women to Make Town Beautiful
Iowa Falls clubs join with the Commercial club to form a civic improvement committee. Two members from each women's club and a Commercial club pair will meet to plan city beautification for next year. Also notes a Clarion hotel proposal offering 5000 dollars toward a 200000 dollar project in exchange for life insurance.
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Woman's Clubs of
Commercial Club
Stonerook
Clarion
Burlington
Boosters Club
Rockwell City
Garner
Dick and Derby Bill Clymer Rise in Pennant Race
The region’s leagues show strong competition as Dick joins notable figures, with Derby Bill Clymer earning three consecutive pennants for Wilkesbarre marking a high point in the circuit.
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Bill” Clymer
Wilkesbarre
Ames Ignores Nebraska's Defi to Name Captain and Plans
Ames Iowa avoids a post season football clash with Nebraska to settle the Missouri Valley title by rule. Coach Williams opposes continuing games and the players favor rest after Drake. Captain Stursi departs. Reeve or Eiehling likely chosen. New gym planned with late completion and improvements to athletic fields planned for spring.
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Ames
Nebraska
Missouri Valley Conference
Cyclones
Cornhusk Ers
Williams
Cyclone
Drake
Strehm
Cornhuskers
Plans to convert old athletic field into ice hockey rink
The article notes a planned conversion of the old athletic field into an ice rink. The wooden bleachers along one side have been swung off the field, which was used this fall for the last time.
Iowa College Captain Elected as Leader for 1913 Eleven
Iowa City November reports Ralph A. McGinnis of Leon chosen captain of Iowa football for 1913. The junior halfback fullback praised by critics in Chicago Minneapolis and Indianapolis for strong line work and touchdowns near the goal line. Rivals included Pat Meloy but McGinnis won unanimous support as leader of a hoped for victorious season.
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Iowa City
Ralph A. McGinnis
Leon
Iowa
U. S
McGinnis
College of Liberal Arts
Chicago
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Pat Meloy
Leon Bor
Towa City Girls
Perry
Iowa City High School
Hawkeyes
Perrylies
North Des Moines
Hanson
Wisconsin
Badgers
Josses
Badger
Thomas
Iowa University
Des Moines
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Highland Park College
Ottumway
Fort Dodger
Suffragan Bishop Longley Arrives in Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines November 28 Rt Rev Harry Longley new suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Church in Iowa says Des Moines is pleasant and will oversee St Pauls parish until January He plans missionary work in country parishes and strengthens state church presence He is moving into 1116 West Twenty first street and will be formally welcomed at Hoyt Sherman Place next Monday night
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Des Moines
Harry
Longley
Episcopal Church
Iowa
St. Paul’s
Ball
Towa
Oll
West Twenty-first Street
Pleasant House
Henry Hiegelman
Hoyt Sherman Place
Farmers Auction Sale Bills Featured In Courier Ads
Advertisement notes that sale bills for farmers auctions are a specialty and used to advantage in the Courier's advertising columns. Mentions W H Hartman Company publishers Waterlo Evening Courier at 209 213 Park Avenue West.
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W. H. Hartman Company
Waterlo
Evening Courier
Park Ave
E West
Currency Reform Postponed for Now in Congress
Washington reports that no currency reform bill will be attempted in the upcoming session. The Democratic subcommittee led by Rep Glass forecasts inability to report finished legislation this session. The House Judiciary Committee will launch a general trust investigation after Christmas recess to aid anti trust law efforts.
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Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Glass
Virginia
House
Glass
House Judiciary Committee
Clayton
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