Skating Circus Planned by American Legion Hockey Manager
Roy Malcolm, manager of the Legion hockey team, announced an ice circus planned for January at the hippodrome in Waterloo. Nearly 20 top skaters will perform for 75 minutes, including Francis Johnson and the Shepherds, with new Waterloo hockey uniforms for 10 players and a patriotic red white and blue theme.
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American Legion
Roy Malcolm
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Twin City
Waterloo
America
Madison Square Garden
Francis Johnson
Harry
Alyce Shepherd
Cedar 7 River Park
Bowling League of Elks Club Opens Schedule
Bowlers filled valleys of the city as Elks opened their season with improved drives. Tiedemann's team whitewashes Cantry five to none while Harwich men defeat Howard's side two to three. Diamond Joes beat Unique Cleaners and Hall Ekfelt wins with Smith-Lichty. Public Service league results show Kolsters defeating Pella Maids and Westinghouse Lamps topping Roper Ranges.
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Anderson Ape
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Grinnell basketball squad hard at work
Grinnell Indiana November 28 Inds Coach John Truesdale has begun daily workouts for his cage candidates for the first basketball game with St Louis University on December 11 Semi weekly practices have been going on with Inc ram Currough McCully and Wilhelm reporting but now Fail Humphrey Miner Miner Douglas and Ruff all who have been on the varsity eleven the past season are working out on the basketball court
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Grinnell
John ©. Truesdale
St. Louis University
Incram
Currough
McCully
Wilhelm
Humphrey
Miner
Douglas
Ruff
Gossip and sports snippets from a scattered column
A collage of satirical verse on Dame Gossip and satire about a wedding. Intermixed are snatches on college football, the Big Ten, and Michigan’s upset, plus quips about youth, tolerance, a Milwaukee divorce joke, and stray notes on dress and dances.
Notre Dame Works Out on Arizona Football Pasture
Notre Dame brings 56 players to Arizona to train on the University of Arizona field before heading to Los Angeles for a Saturday showdown with USC. The Irish arrived overnight and will stay until Thursday as Coach Rockne surveys USC's strength and receives a warm Arizona welcome from Coach McKale.
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Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
U.P
University of Arizona
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
South Bend
UC. S. C
Rockne
McKale
Big Ten Football Previews 1929 Leaders Leap Forward
Chicago dispatch notes 1928 season mixed, with Glassgow leading Iowa and Oran Pape second. Northwestern’s Walter Holmer set punt and pass records, while Indiana’s Chuck Bennett heads to West Point. Michigan taps Joe Truskowski as captain for 1929. Kresky and Rose prepare pro debuts with Hammond team.
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Willis Glassgow
Iowa
Hawkeye
Altho
Oran Pape
Mayes McLain
Walter Holmer
Northwestern
Swanston
Holmer
Bennett
West Point
Indiana
Army
Chuck Bennett
Michigan
Joe Truskowski
Truskowski
Gene Rose
Joe Kresky
Wisconsin
Hammond
Ind
Kresky
Badgers
Minnesota
Rose
Engle Wins On Mat in Heavyweight Bout
In Dubuque Iowa last night Heine Engle of Dubuque beat Young Zbysko of Boston in a tight heavyweight wrestling match taking the last two of three falls over 49 minutes.
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Heinie Engle
Young Zbyszko
Boston
Northwestern coach's birthday victory tradition continues
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley celebrated his birthday with a football win over Dartmouth, maintaining his streak of birthday week victories since his early coaching days. The item notes supporting opinions on college football strength and mentions players from Iowa and other states contributing to national teams.
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Indians
Haskell
Iowa
Manley
Wildcats
Three Class AA Leagues to Oppose Draft
Chicago November 28 AP Efforts by the majors to draft the three Class AA circuits may fail, says American Association president Thomas J. Hickey. The minor leagues oppose a draft requiring four years on a minor reserve list, with current drafts for Class A three years and Class B two years. The majors propose to avoid free agents except college players, pleasing some minors.
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Chicago
Toronto
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Tuffy Griffiths Fights in Garden
An ambitious light heavyweight known as Gerald Ambrose Griffiths but preferring Tuffy is preparing for a Madison Square Garden bout Friday night with James J. Braddock of New Jersey. Griffiths from Sioux City is making his first east appearance and is a slight betting favorite.
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U.P
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Tuffy
Madison Square Garden
James J. Baddock
New Jersey
Griffiths
Sioux City
Braddock
Towa Soccer Team Meets Illinois for Season Finale
Iowa closes its 1928 outdoor season with a varsity soccer match against Illinois on Saturday afternoon. Coach Ernest G. Schroeder has the team drilling since October. Veteran forward H. L. Killian of Cedar Rapids and leading halfback M. M. Margolin of Detroit highlight the squad.
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Courier
Towa City
Iowa
Illinois
Ernest G. Schroeder
Iowans
H. L. Killian
Cedar Rapids
M. M. Margolin
Detroit
Mich
Cyclones Seek Revenge in Marquette Tilt
Ames, Nov. 28. The Iowa State Cyclones face Marquette in Milwaukee to end the grid season with a possible even 3 won, 3 lost, 1 tied if they prevail. Marquette has shown scoring power and strong defense, while Cyclones cope with injuries and a 34 to 0 drubbing by Drake lingering in memory.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Iowa State
Marquette
Milwaukee
Wis
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Golden Avalanche
Ted
Dope
Drake
Harry Lindblom
Five Players Are Eligible as Iowa Football Captain
Five men eligible for the 1929 Iowa football captaincy are Schleusner tackle Westra guard Roberts guard Carl sen end and Glassgow halfback. The captain will be elected at a December 8 banquet for the Hawkeye squad, with major and minor letter awards also handed out by President Walter A. Jessup.
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Towa City
INS
Iowa
Hawkeye Gridiron
Walter A. Jessup
Schleusner
Westra
Roberts
Carlsen
Glassgow
Turkeys and Tutors Clash for Iowa Conference Title
Cedar Falls November 28 Des Moines tomorrow seeks Iowa conference crown as State Teachers College faces Des Moines University on their field. Coach Cooch Bender plans starters Orr Hopkins at end tackles Ravelin Johnson guards Meyer Hardy center Pederson, quarterback Stevens with Thompson McCuskey Burly in backfield. Coop er and Fritzel sidelined, band of 50 to travel with team.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Burt Ingwersen
Harold Murret
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Allan Holman
Ohio State
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Courier Special Service
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Iowa
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Cooch Bender
Orr
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Ravelin
Johnson
Meyer
Hardy
Pederson
Stevens
Thompkins
McCuskey
Burly
Dickinson Trophy Is Presented Iowa Claims Big Ten Title
Iowa received the Kissman trophy symbolizing the Western conference title as Prof. Frank Dickinson of Illinois praised Iowa over Illinois for the 1928 Big Ten race. He told 300 Hawkeye fans that Iowa played and met higher rated teams, asserting the title belonged to Iowa.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Frank Dickinson
Illinois
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Kissman
Bob Zuppke
Stanford En Route to Army Game in New York
Stanford University football coach Pop Warner leads 30 players toward New York for a Saturday clash with Army. The squad paused in Chicago for a photo but did not train during the stopover yesterday.
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Chicago
U.P
Pop Warner
Stanford University
New York
Army
Manchester High Football Team Honored by Local Businessmen
About 133 men and boys attended a banquet in Manchester Iowa honoring Manchester High undefeated football team. Moray L. Eby of Coe College gave the main address stressing associations and action in athletics. Coach Kenneth E. Greene received praise. Merle Hooshagen named captain for 1929.
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Courier Special Service
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Manchester High
Ladhes
Eby
Kenneth E. Greene
Greene
Cornell
Delbert Pugh
Kohawk
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C. W. Bangs
Pete” Harris
Henry Frei
M. J. Yoran
Mr. Yoran
Merle
Pete) Hooshagen
Hooshagen
Iowa Conference Title At Stake In Thanksgiving Battles
Iowa Conference football races to end on Thanksgiving Day with Des Moines U and State Teachers clashing in Des Moines for the lead. A win by either over the other seals the championship. a tie gives Teachers the edge as undefeated. Simpson trails due to a tie, while Luther and Parsons still seek minor gains.
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Courier Special Service
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Iowa
Morningside College
Altho
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Columbia
Iowa Wesleyan
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Des ‘Moines
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New York U Faces Oregon Aggies in Big Intersectional
New York University, top in the eastern gridiron, braces for tomorrow's clash with Oregon Aggies at Yankee Stadium. Captain Lassman out with a concussion, Ken Strong leads a powerful backfield as the visitors bring a rugged, tough outfit including barefoot kicker Harry Hughes. The game could upend expectations despite NYU's favored position.
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Violets
Chick Meehan
Carnegie Tech
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T Lassman
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Ken Strong
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Honolulu) Hughes
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Altho
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Turkey Day Game Draws Drake Men and Coaches
Plenty of Drake men around for a turkey day game at Mississippi Valley league baseball park where Chicago Heights and West High close the season. Coaches Ralph and Cecil Sarff, West High and Chicago Heights alumni, will lead their teams. Christy McCormick, former Blue and White star, referees the contest to please both coaches and school brothers.
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