Valley sets basketball schedule for Missouri State era
The Missouri Valley conference releases the 1927 28 basketball schedule marking the final season under the current organization. Kansas Jayhawkers meet Kansas Aggies in the opener with Drake Oklahoma and Missouri among many games before Christmas and through March. dates include notable clashes in Grinnell Washington Nebraska and Kansas State with several matchups listed across January February and March.
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St. Louis
Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas University
Jayhawkers
Grinnell
Washington
Town State
Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Drake
Tows State
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa State
Aggies
Rensés
Masouri
Wick
Iowa
Kenana
Iowan State
Ageles
Oklahooal
Misouri
Binle
Oklahome Aggies
Nebrat
Karsaw Aggies
Lane Dartmouth sets new scoring record with 125 points
New York Nov 28 Myles Lane Dartmouth halfback leads eastern football scoring for 1927 with 125 points the highest total. Georgetown tops team scoring with 377 points while Temple N U and Vanderbilt follow. Also Cedar Rapids Older Boys Basketball final sees Davenport Y M C A defeat Cedar Rapids Y M C A 18 7.
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Lane
Dartmouth
New York
Myles Lane
North of Georgetown
Connor
Zane
Georgetown
Ag Connor
Rarpke
Penn
Tate
Cohalah
Tufts
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Y
Clinton
Fairfield
Washington
Waterloo
Dubuque
Bowling Leaders Rise in Midwest Tournament Showdown
In St Joseph Missouri on November 28, Nebraska and Iowa bowlers led the Midwest Bowling tournament. Omaha brothers Will and Olp Bloemer moved to third in doubles with 1226. Des Moines Standard Biscuit team’s 2709 placed tenth. Sidenfaden Funeral Home nine hundred.
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Ipi
Nebraska
Iowa
Will Bloemer
Olp Bloemer
Omaha
Brothers
Pennant Cafeteria
Sidenfaden Funeral
Standard Biscuit Company
Des Moines
Beddo
Deam
L. Norgaard
St. Louis
Eve Overbeck
Hi iPat
Sil Blosmer
Glen Blosmer
Sueriden
Vern Tar
Wiehlta
M. Rosner
J Merow
Ge Valers
Bootha
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Cartoon Follies Of 1927 By Rube Goldberg
A fragmented cartoon note references Rube Goldberg work. mentions contracts offered to contestants and ambitious young people inspired to attempt feats of valor for vaudeville favor. text is garbled but suggests humorous or satirical drawing themes from 1927.
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Transatla Attic
FUERS
Channel Swimmers
VALGA
Ames Uncover New Track Star Putnam Bets Roaring Pace
Ray Putnam, a sensational freshman from Elvins Missouri, is shaping as Iowa State’s next track standout. He runs close to varsity men in cross country meets against Kansas Aggies and Drake, winning unattached at Des Moines YMCA in a Des Moines course record 28 15 for the two mile. Putnam trains under coaches Bob Simpson and W E Beanblossom with guidance from former Cyclone star Ray Conger.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Ray Conger
Iowa State
Ray Putnam
Elvins
Putnam
Kansas Aggies
Varsity Tunnels
Moody, Wild~ Cat Star
Moody
Drake
Des Moines
America
Cyclone
Bob Simpson
Missouri
Conger
W. E. Beanblossom
Irish and Trojan Teams to Divide $390000 Purse
Chicago event reports Notre Dame and Southern California will split net profits from a record football game at Soldiers Field. Over 115000 spectators paid admissions, with venue rental at $40000 and other costs around $10000, leaving about $150000 for each university.
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Chicago
INS
Notre Dame
University of Southern California
Soldiers’ Field
Notre Dame to Meet Navy in Chicago Stadium Next Season
Navy will face Notre Dame in Chicago on Oct. 13, 1928, marking a return engagement after meeting Army at Soldier Field previously. Notre Dame also scheduled to play Army in New York and games with Loyola New Orleans, Georgia Tech, and the University of Southern California in an intersectional plan.
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Notre Dame
NAVY
Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Army
Soldier Field
Rockne
South Bend
New York
Loyola of New Orleans
Georgia Tech
University of Southern California
Four Indoor Baseball League Games At Forum This Week
Victor Read announces four indoor baseball league games are slated this week at the Forum. Tonight's pairings are Standard Glass & Paint versus Galloway's and Illinois Central Cubs versus John Deere.
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Forum
Victor Read
Standard Glass & Paint
Galloway
Illinois Central Cubs
John Deere
Alstadt & Langlas
Waterloo Fruit
Sprague Named Captain of Army Eleven for 1928
West Point Nov 28 Mortimer M Sprague of Dr Will will captain the Army eleven next year. He has played right tackle for the past two seasons.
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Sprague
ARMY
West Point
Mortimer MM. Sprague
West Poiall
College Football Scores From Saturday Rounds Up
West drake 6 Santa Clara 6 Neue Temes 9 University of Routhern aye 6 Coorg Agnes 20 Colorado College 7 Oregon State 14 Gonzaga 0 Idaho Fast Army 18 Holy Cross 7 Canisius 7 St Bonaventure 1 South Siesen 26 Centre 60 Arkansas 20 Hendrix 7 Quantica Marines 39 Southwestern Diversity St Loyal New Orleans 3 Lombard 0 Sunday professional New York Hants 13 Chicago Hulltogs 82 Providence 14 Yankees 2
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West
Drakech Univwuatte of Califler
Santa Clara
Neue Teme
University of Routhern
Aye
Coorg Agnes
Golorada
Qururgie Tern F
Oregon State
Gonzaga
University of Idaho
Army
Saew
Rhoston Oniege
Holy Cross
Canisius
St. Bonaventure
South
Siesen
Centre
Arkgreas
Hendrix
Quantica Marines
St Loyal
New Orleans
Lombard
New York
Efficiency Talk and Kiwanis Officer Ballots Set
Dr J G Clutterbuck will speak on Efficiency in the Business World at the Kiwanis Club noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. Nominees for club offices include President H C Wurster and A B D Donnell. Vice President J R Morgan and J A Townsley. Treasurer W A Lane and R Davis. District Trustee W P Kerwin and A B Chambers.
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J. G. Clutterbuck
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
H. C. Wurster
A. BD. Donnell
J. R. Morgan
J. A. Townsley
W. A. Lane
R. Davis
W. P. Kerwin
A. B. Chambers
George E. Pike
Cecil C. Bickley
W. F. Marshall
K. L. Brag
Ton
Dr. L. ©. Hemsworth
C. J. Miller
Ray Lauerman
Clinton F. Smith
T. L. Wheeler
Hofer Miller
A. D. Donnell
A. R. Cash
Dempster
W. Ellyson
WN. S. Huntington
Noble Little
E. E. Magee
Twenty Six Take Part In Waterloo Gun Club Trapshoot
Twenty six shooters from diverse points gathered at Waterloo Gun Club for weekly practice. The event ended as squads fired 1 650 targets and cast 711 150 lead in shots. H A Carstens Ackley led with 96 in the 100, Orville Davis 95, Remmingway Waverly and John Fairweather 87x75, Howland 66, Brown 44x50, Herthal Broders 43.
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Waterloo
H. A. Carstens
Ackley
Orville Davis
Dr. Remmingway
Waverly
John Fairweather
Howland
Brown
Herthal Broders
Illinois U Soccer Defeats Towa 4 0 At Illinois Stadium
In Champaign Illinois University soccer earned a decisive 4 0 victory over Towa at home. Illini forward Pattersem Hint Heft contributed two goals while Puico coached the squad to a dominant performance on Saturday.
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Champagn
Puico
University of Illinois
Towa
Ilinois
Pattersem
Traer to Install Municipal Christmas Tree
Traer will place a municipal Christmas tree in front of the Traer public library this year instead of at a street intersection to reduce accidents. The move follows several years of placing the tree at a busy corner.
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Traer
Frontier Special Service
Cedar Falls High Wins Two Grid Contests in 1927
Cedar Falls high school, fielding only three veterans, won two football games in the 1927 season despite a light backfield. Coach Charles Denton noted inefficiencies against heavier opponents as no opponent scored more than 14 against the Tigers, with both wins by one touchdown margins. Summers suffered the season’s only defeat at the hands of Lawn City.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Denton
Tigers
Sumner
Lawn City
Little Tutors Had Good Football Year
Cedar Falls Nov 28 The Teachers High School football team posted five wins and one tie in eight contests. Reinbeck defeated them and Waverly tied 0 0. They won the city title for the first time since 1922. Art Olson starred as a versatile halfback.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers High
Reinbeck
Little Tutors
Waverly
Cosch M. O. Schneider
Art Olson
South Dakota and Creighton Share North Central Crown
Chicago officials named the University of South Dakota and Creighton University as conference co champions. Schedules for the next season were drafted with each of the five member schools required to play every other.
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Chicago
University of South Dakota
Creighton University
One Nickel Smoke Trial Promises Big Cigar Value
Advert says a long established cigar can be sold for five cents as proof of volume production. It touts the Horana Ribbon brand claiming mild aroma and a satisfying smoke. Readers are invited to buy one for a nickel to learn the truth and anticipate buying a dozen tomorrow.
Fire Alarm Log Notes Multiple Incidents
Saturday night into Sunday a series of minor house and grass fires are logged. Causes include an ironing board fire at 51112 Sycamore, a smoky furnace at 426 Fifth West, a defective flue at 1126 Commercial, and an overheated stove at 527 Adams. Damages are listed at 10 and 50 dollars with no injuries reported.
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E. R. Beatty
Sycamore
Mid-Continent Petroleum? Corporation
Fifth West
H. W. Nordman
Donald Street
Wiliam Whitney
Adams
Jury told Beach confessed in Lilliendahl murder case
Willis Beach and Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl stand accused of murdering Dr. A William Lillien dahl. Assistant Prosecutor S Cameron Hinkle said Beach confessed to the crime on the day a warrant was issued. The opening statement noted a swift trial with a female foreman and a jury of five women and seven men.
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Margaret Lilliendah
South Vineland
N. J
Willis E. Beach
May's Landing
New Jersey
Lefby
Robert McCarter
Lilliendahl
Hall-Mills
Caue
Louis Repetlo
Hinkle
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
A. William Lillendale
Liliendahl
Robert H. McCarter
Beech
Kinkle
Pacific Elevens Fal 10 Dazzle in Section Tilts
Pacific coast teams struggle in non conference play as the season nears end. California faces Pennsylvania at Berkeley while Pittsburgh meets Stanford in Pasadena on January 2. Washington must beat USC to claim sole conference lead. Stanford or Gonzaga implications loom. Santa Clara suffers a setback after a previous win over Stanford.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Californias
Notre Dame
University of Calfornia
Los Angeles
Drake
Carnegie Tech
Oregon State
Pacific Coast
California
Pennsylvania
Berkeley
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Pasadena
Washington
Trojans
Huskies
Southern California
Idaho
Hovore
Gonzaga
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Gaels
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