Willford Hopes to Sell O Shea and Mullen at Hartford
Waterloo owner Bert Willford aims to auction Hawks veterans O Shea and Charlie Mullen at the Hartford minor league convention. The plan includes a Chicago trip with scouts and executives from the Mississippi Valley and midwest leagues. Other players listed for possible sale or retention include Malmgren, Grant, Kuehl, and Finkler, with Groft and Weeden now film props in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Baseball Club
Bert Willford
Chicago
Wilberd
Frank Doyle
Waterloo
Missippi Valley League
Bud Sporting Goods
Il A. m
Willford
Loop
Sprinefield
Mass
Lid A. Tm
Hartford
Conn
Interuran
O'Shea
Mullen
Black
Joan O'Shea
Hawks
Charlie Mullen
Columbus
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Pete Groft
Nashville Tenn
Mimy
Cledus Dixon
Sioux City
Chris Kuehl
Duncan Grant
Stuart Clarke
Clyde Kettenbeil
Buck
Freeman
Reuben Malmeren
Albert Finkler
Kelsey Boys
Willrord
Malmgren
Grant
Pete Grofit
Bert Weeden
Hall
Flolysxeod
Cal
Arthur Jones
Groft
Badie Deal
Oelwein
Pring
Columbia Wins Grid Title Of Interstate Conference This Fall
Columbia College claims the Western Interstate Conference football title after defeating Laker College in Decorah on Thanksgiving Day. Coach Eddie Anderson’s squad also contends for the Iowa state football crown, with Cunhorn and Buena Vista undefeated. The track crown was won last spring at Columbia, and the baseball team under coach John W. Cretzmeier was undefeated last year.
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Trubugque
Columbia College
Calumbin
Latker
Decorah
Eddie Anderson
Dubuquets
Iowa
Coe
Cornell
Buena
Mighty “Red
Columbia
Boxing Roundups Include Heavyweight Win At Chitwan
In Detroit Michigan Quintin Romero defeated Pete Fuseli in twelve rounds while Giewsand of Ohio beat Quintin Romero at Chitwan in twelve rounds. Other notes reference Stillwater and Milwaukee events with several fighters including Mendelsohn and Logan in a damaged snippet.
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Ran Claire
Wis
Jimms Grosse
Wik
Ron
Bud Logan
Stillwater
Detroit Mich
Tack Zivie
Pyreh
Waterloo
Fragmentary OCR Nostalgia Passages on Summer Renegades
The text provides garbled lines about a summer renegade figure and blurred imagery including wind and street scenes. It reads as a damaged excerpt with unclear subjects and missing context, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Fragmented Scraps of 1920s News and Jokes
A collage of overheard snippets, quips, and short items from a 1920s newspaper page. Mentions include college football talk, local rabbled theaters, a Brookhart election note, playful quips about Thanksgiving and winter, and scattered notices about people and events.
Drake Football Squad Presented to President Coolidge
Des Moines reports Drake University football coach Osie Splein led the Bulldogs to the White House in Washington where President Coolidge received them. Drake alumni and trustees helped secure tickets for the visit and the party later attended the Army–Notre Dame game in Baltimore. A separate notice announces a Bon A Vida hotel golf booklet with color hole-by-hole views of the hill and lake courses and hotel activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
President Coolidge
White House
Des Moines
Ossie Splein
Ted
Wyhite House
Washington
Coolidge
C. C. Dowell
Salem
Bulldogs
Army
Baltimore
Charles Rawson
A. B Cummins
Novarl
Bon Ait-Vander- Gil
Augusta
Prep basketball squads to start practice Monday
West High expects a strong season with eight lettermen and a 13 game schedule. East High faces a veteran shortage with no lettermen eligible, opening June 1 against Cedar Falls. Coaches plan early drills, squad cuts, and a packed Central Hills schedule with opponents like Marshalltown, Jesup, Independence, and Cedar Falls.
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West
West High
East
East Ilish
Clyl Kipp
John Leldt
East High
Cedar Palls
Marshalltown
Jesbo
Independency
Eidamen
Ard
Marker
Hlim
Lapole
Beckner
Snyder
Grubn
Jenkins
Anderson
Sanif
Chet Sayed
Rob Porter
West Fligh
Ralph Sarff
Woothall
Prinier
Potter
Thunkerton Dee
Dubudqu Marshalltays
Teachers High
B. Mich
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Osage
Duankerton
Wankerton
Endhers Hich
Aduer
Siee
Thers
Durhuque
Rahalltown
National Town and Country Club plan links major clubs
A plan to unite ten big city clubs under one management forms the National Town and Country Club. Chapters exist in New York, Cleveland, Detroit, with Pittsburgh pursuing. notable backers include Louis Stoddard, Jo Loomis, and Edward H Coy. The project spans Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, St. Louis, and Montreal.
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Fy Davis
J. Walsh
International News
New York
Navy
National Town and Country Club
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Altho
Spain
Louis Stoddard
Yale
al Polo Star
American Polo Association
Stoddard
Hamed
Loomis
Edward H. Coy
Tea Coy
Harold
Day
Seth Low
Chicago
Jo Loomis
Nationa
Jerome D. ‘Travers
Vincent Richards
Jess Sweetser
William I
Bie Bull
Rex Beach
James Montgomery Flagg
Fred Stone
Charles Ti. Sabin
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Montreal
All Conference picks honor Leland Parkin from Iowa
The Hawkeye and Badger student papers name Leland Parkin Iowa quarterback to their All-Conference teams with Cen ter Griffen also Iowa listed. The Milwaukee Journal also places Parkin on its Big Ten lineup. The piece notes local players Stanton and Malmgren with MV records and reflects on gambler remarks around boxing decisions and high school football banquet plans in Waterloo.
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Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Leland Parkin
Iowa
Hancock
Griffen
Milwaukee Journal
Parkin
Burton
West High
McGowan
Anderson
East High
Galloway
Capt. Ward
Jand Putney
Haselman
Beistie
Capt. Miller
Me.Dermott
Snyder
Cornell College Cage Quint Schedule Of Eighteen Contests
Mount Vernon Iowa November 20 Coach L T Saalwaechter has completed the Cornell basketball lineup. The schedule spans 18 games with 13 Midwest Conference tilts. The team opens against Ames on the eve of Christmas vacation and plans a quick return for Illinois Wesleyan and Bradley Polytechnic Institute.
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Mount Vernon
L. T. Saalwaechter
Cornell
Cornell Basketeers
Ames
Saalwaechter
Shang
Illinois Wesleyan
Bloomington
Bradley Poly
Institute
Peoria
Ripon
Army Navy gridiron clash tops political pageantry in Baltimore
Army and Navy prepare for the service game as Baltimore hosts the annual clash with high government figures and crowds expected despite possible rain. Analysts note Army’s edge from a stronger season while Navy bets on a late defensive shift to counter Harry Wilson and the cadet attack.
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Cepee Sennen
Coolidge
Baltimore
Fay
Army
Harry Wilson
Navy
Wilson
Midshipmen
Penn State Flash
West Pointers
Notre Dame
Marquette
West Virginia Wesleyan
Penn State
Princeton
Bucknell
Carnegie Tech to host Notre Dame at Forbes Field
Carnegie Tech meets the unbeaten Notre Dame today at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. Snow covers the field and a strong southwest wind blows as 2 p m kickoff has crowds expected to be the largest ever. Harold Blim from East High is recovering from illness and will return Monday.
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East High
Black
Dez S
Russell Ward
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Forbes Field
Tech
Blim
Harold Blim
Ast High
Clark's Fifth World Cruise Offers 18 By Japan China Legs
Frank C. Clark announces a specially chartered Cunard Anchor line ship California 17 000 tons launching January 13 with 18 days in Japan and China and optional 19 days in India Cairo Jerusalem Athens and Europe. Capacity around 600 to 700 passengers with all hotels drives guides and fees included. Also a January 31 Mediterranean cruise on a 20 000 ton ship offering 17 days in Egypt Palestine six days cruising with hotels drives guides fees included. Clark’s firm claims 30 years in round the world cruise management.
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Cunard- Anchor
California
Japan
China
India
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Europe
Vacsaven
Egypt
Palestine
Frank C. Clark
Times Ride
New York
Blouin Headlines Des Moines Bowling Showdown Tonight
Des Moines November 29 reports no change in standings at the Midwest bowling tournament. Twelve local teams failed to post a high score to crack the top tier, while quintets from Chicago St Paul Fort Wayne and St Joseph are among tonight's contenders. Individual interest centers on Jimmy Blouin world champion.
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Des Moines
Cirela
Chicago
St. Paul
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Joseph
Jimmy Blouin
Iowa Cagers Open Conference Slate with Gopher Five
Iowa basketball opens Big Ten play January 5 at Iowa City against Minnesota. The season ends March 14 in Columbus with Wisconsin at Ohio State, as the conference schedule lists key dates and matchups for January through March with multiple Illinois Chicago and Michigan games and pairings across Minnesota Purdue Northwestern and Iowa.
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Iowa
Gopher
Fang
Minnesota
Iowa City
Towa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Columbus
Purdus
Town
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Chicago
Ohio
State
Ilinois
Madjans
Minois
Caklo State
Purdue
Indian
Illnois
Atchipan
Tllinois
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Waterloo Evening Courier
O’shea and Mullen
Eagh Hawk
Gale Paige
On Black
Nou
George McManus
Lke
Great Britain
Ghee
Oos
Prophetis Snowdakes
Surrey
Che
Gagney
Chen Saeue
Cewetye
Cecil Gorman
Pilgrim Fathers
Anamosa
Cates
Brookhart
Norwood
Satan
Barber
York
Alloy
Champaign
Champaigen
Kib
Nume Monm
Davis Walsh
Stanton
Fairtury
Tri-State
Rusty Malmgren
Tyro
West H.th
John Heidt
Ralph Saril
Cornell College
QUINT
Kinos Wesleyan
Tere
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Monmouth
Helon
Knox
Dan
Beiovit
Gan
Ikipon
Thera
Lawrence
Thern
Hamiline
Heron
Com
Amiine
Carleton
Mrs. Coolidge
North Woods
North-Woods
America
Avery
Pracunt
Associated Press
Boy Scout Movement
Flepper
Pittsburgh Field
Clark
Jim Blouin
Russell
Wieland
F. W. Wieland
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