Hawkeyes Hopeful as 1915 Freshmen Prove Strong
Iowa football prospects for 1915 look bright with a robust roster of returning lettermen and a large 1914 freshmen group. Captain Gunderson leads a veteran line while backs like Garretson and Donnelly return. several promising newcomers from Davenport, Ames, and Des Moines battle for positions.
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Towa City
Towa University
AB Stenl
Hawley
Iowa
Town Roses
Parson
Carberry
Gunderson
Kirk
Denio
Houghton
Brneckper
Denlo
Cornell College
Mu Vernon
Garretson
Donnelly
Wills
Fulback
Wilson
Jacobsen
Kern
Gross
Narron
Jett
Hawey
Barron
Goss
Kerwick
Mortimore
Des Moines
Elder
Keokuk
Hammer
Local Y basketball league tips off with close games
In a Y gym contest Waterloo Savings defeated Blacks 48 to 4 as Deweiss led with early baskets. Galloway scored eight field goals and five free throws in a 41 point game for his team. Security Savings posted 41 to 14 victory over the Watering Savings, while lineups featured players from Blacks and Waterloo Savings. Upcoming week games include Blacks vs Security Savings and Galloway vs Waterloo Savings.
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Watering Savings
Maikoe
Clarke
Deweiss
Fby
Fu. Higgins
Anderson Russell
Ro Go
Freeland
Wilt
Henry Deweiss
J. Fo
Bayless
Tartling
R. G.i Bragdon
L. G. Galloway
Security Savings
Galloway Hye S
Galloway
Imade
Galloway Beem
R. F. Gibbs
J. LF
Egsler
Hopkins
R. G
Troe ‘Nan
L. G. Security Savings
Harwick
R. F
Stubbs
Blacks
Galloway Va
Dairy and Courier-Reporter
the Tack Hawt
Courier-Treparter
Waterloo Ravings
Thompson to Lead Ellsworth in 1915
Thompson chosen by Ellsworth College team to captain the 1915 Hawk eleven after Parsons College declined a southern conference challenge. Otis Thompson, former end, was elected to lead the squad for the 1915 season amid the split over the failed Parsons challenge.
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Ellsworth
Town Falls
Parsons College
Ellsworth College
Echoge
F Field
Parsons
Otis Thompson
Hawkere
Boyle Makes Trade For Indians Fast Men Swick Egeleston
Boss Boyle completes a deal sending Swick and catcher Egeleston to the Indians from Cadillac Michigan State league club. Egeleston, 0 years old, six feet two, fast, hit .04 in 1913 with Cadillac and last season, two years experience. Boyle plans to convert him to first baseman and backup catcher. Also signed semi pro infielder Hollicher from St Louis, hailed as top batter in that circuit.
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Indians
Cadillac
Swick
Egeleston
St. Louis
Hollicher
Bart
Osage Football Team Goes 9-0 With No Injuries
Osage high school finished its season undefeated after nine games, beating the State Teachers' College on Thanksgiving. The 288 to 20 scoring margin shows dominance, with no injuries reported. The team, praised for clean living, inspired better student conduct and plans to pursue the state championship next year.
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Osage
Iowa
Teachers’ College
Caldwell May Be Traded To Athletics
New York reports a possible trade involving Ray Caldwell of the Yankees and Rube Oldring and Jack Lapp of the Athletics. Ban Johnson is said to have urged Connie Mack to arrange the deal to save Caldwell from the Federal league and bolster the New York club for the circuit.
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Philadelphia
Ray Caldwell
Yankees
Rube Oldring
Jack Lapp
Athletics
Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Caldwell
Icr
All-Star City Football Selections Spark Debate
Clinton and Waterloo area schools surface in a long roster of players named to all-star city teams for the season ending Thursday. The piece notes position by position standouts from East and West high schools, potential substitutes, and the impact on local pride and state title chances. It also covers Clinton baseball management questions under the new four-man rule and a promotion of R. B. Kilbourn to assistant salesmanager for Frederick Stearns & Co. with a move to Detroit. a museum exhibit highlights furniture from General Rufus Putnam.
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Winchell
Bowlesby
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Broderson
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Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Elliot
Ilnois Wesleyan
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West High
Coiter
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McClain
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Becker
Hecker
Gordon Rath
Dick Rath
Simpson
Davis
Rausch
Allen
Central Baseball Association
Bert Hough
Bert Lough
Hough
Ryle
Nough
United States
McNamara
R. B. Kilbourn
Frederick Stearns & Co
Detroit
Mich
Kilbourn
Mr. Kilbourn
Temple Belgians Relief Corn Drive Reaches Carload Milestone
Nashua Iowa reports A Nassif Sen group has gathered about 1000 bushels of corn for Belgian relief. Contributions range from one to ten bushels per donor and the carload will carry a 50000 pound capacity. Shipping instructions awaited. Calves sold from John G Donohoe farm in Graham township at 75 dollars each to Escher and Ryan of Harlan. London records one homicide per 200000 inhabitants.
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A. al
Iowa City
Graham Township
John. G. Donohoe
Escher and Ryan
Harlan
Shelby County
Mr. Donohoe
Why Drinking Men Can't Make Good
Monthly business failures arise from drinking habits that blunt attention and erode influence with bankers and family. The Neal Drink Habit Treatment promises eradication of cravings in three days without injections, at the Des Moines Neal Institute 803 Fifth Street. Walnut 2968.
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Neal Institutes
Des Moines
Neal Institute
Fifth Street
Adverse to Money Lender Usury Ruling Shocks Perry
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled against money lender Harry S. Steltzer of Perry in two cases. It voided a $947 note sold to Perry Savings Bank for usurious interest and held banks cannot escape usury claims on papers presented for payment. The ruling warns banks to check usury in notes. In other news, a Waterloo man killed a boy in a car accident near Wilmont, and Mrs. Connolly and her infant died in a Sanborn kerosene stove explosion. Governor Clarke named A G Gustafson private secretary with several candidates vying for chief clerk. salary set at six dollars per day.
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Supreme Court
Harry S. Steltzer
Perry
Steltzer
Milwaukee
Perry Savings Bank
Bank Ve
Perry Bank
Iowa Jawhat
Sheldon
Clarke Las
A. G. Gustafson
Gustafson
Red Oak
House
W. P. Jensen
Waterloo
Pocahontas County
J. B. Hackersmith
Prairie City
C. C. Nye
Carroll
W. C. Ramsay
Belmond
Hutchison Aboard Ship Sunk Off San Francisco Reef
Boone reports James A Hutchison of this city among the drowned when the Hanalel was torn to pieces after striking a reef off San Francisco on Tuesday. His brother PF L Hutchison has received word of his death.
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Boone
James A. Hutchison
San Francisco
PF. L. Hutchison
Bravado of a Boy Causes His Death Near Sherwood School
Sheldon Nov 28 A dramatic incident unfolds when a young driver attempts a risky stunt on the road near the Sherwood school three miles west of Sheldon. The maneuver ends tragically as the boy suffers fatal injuries. Authorities investigate the scene and identify the driver involved.
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Sheldon
Sherwood School
C. P. van Hor
FARMER LOSES FEET PREPARING FOR HUNT NEAR LAKE CITY
Edgar T. Bowles a Lake City area farmer will lose both feet after an accident while preparing to go hunting. He stood a double barreled shotgun in a corner. the gun slipped and discharged both barrels, tearing one foot completely off and mangling the other necessitating amputation.
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Lake City
Edgar T. Bowles
Illness Drives Woman to Rush from Relatives in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge on November 28 details a frantic Thanksgiving scene as Mrs. W. G. Stahle of Waco Texas, struck by illness, left her relatives’ home in a rush. The report notes her husband witnessed the episode involving car wheels but provides limited follow up on her condition or outcome.
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W.G.' Stahle
Waco
Texas
Woman Struck by Train After Jumping at Great Western Station
Traer Iowa scene as a woman leapt before a departing Great Western passenger train. Her husband witnessed the tragedy from a nearby bourez. Separately heirs to Isaac Van Winkel of Dysart contest his will, valued at about 40000 dollars, alleging he was of unsound mind in 1910 when drafted. The will left 1500 dollars to a Free Thought association, the library to a Free Thought friend, with the remainder to widow and two daughters.
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Traer
Isaac van Winkel
Dysart
Hlm
David Milne
Free heart cure promises by Dr Miles in Elkhart Ind
A dramatic offer claims Dr Franklin Miles can cure weak and diseased hearts with a special personal treatment after 35 years of research. Free two pound trial treatment and his book are offered to afflicted persons who describe their disease and send for the examination, chart and opinion.
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Franklin Miles
Dept. HA
Main St
Elkhart
Ind
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