Baseball seeks sport stage at grid year ends
The piece reviews post season football wrap ups and notes baseball’s return to discussion. It covers Notre Dame and Tech, Army Navy, and managers resigning or shifting in Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, and other clubs. It mentions Tris Speaker, Ty Cobb, and Buck Callicott amid salary talks and looming changes.
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Pirates
Indians
Red Sox
Brooklyn Robins
Wilbert Robinson
Boxing and sports results roll across cities
Boxers from Milwaukee to Philadelphia scored wins by knockout or points as boxing events and related sports news crowded a sprawling list from Milwaukee to Des Moines and beyond, highlighting bouts, victors, and notable transfers in the period.
Hawkeye Gagers Prep For St Louis Tilt At Home
Town City Nov 30 Special A compact Town basketball squad trains hard this week for a home opening with St Louis University at the new $400000 fieldhouse. Coach Sam Barry expects a solid five with Hogan back at half speed, McConnell Van Deusen Harrison and Phillips showing well. Wilcox likely centers Twogood and the lineup may shift as the week proceeds. St Louis opened last season with a loss to Hawkeye Gagers and return with a small green squad this year.
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Town City
St. Louis University
Sam Barry
Ralph Hogan
Charles McConnell
George van Deusen
Lawrence Harrison
Gordon Phillips
Wilcox
Twogood
St. Louis
Tutors Lose but 2 of 1926 Team Next Grid Season
Cedar Falls, Nov. 36 Specials Iowa State Teachers closed the 92H football season by dropping a contest to the Colorado Tutors 12 to 6. Under Paul F. Bender the Tutors posted five victories and three defeats finishing third in the Iowa conference. New men filled vacancies, Bender shaping a deep material pool for future seasons. Standout players included McCusky Grochowski and defender Tollefson Meyer Gay Ort and Cooper. Tollefson, a likely all state center, and a strong freshman tackle were the regulars. The season’s results list a series of games against Luther Parsons and Colorado among others.
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Upper Tasca
Biologic Grid Team Claims Remarkable Season Record
Batia Creek sanitarium football squad, known as the biologic team, faced 697 eligible players and suffered only one defeat to Notre Dame reserves 7 to 6. Dietitian trainer enforced a no meat or sugar regime with malted honey and vegetables as main fare. No player lost weight during conditioning.
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Battia Creek
Mich
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Battle Creek
Hawkeye Fuls Belden Hill to Represent League at Ashville Meeting
Hawkeye Fuls Belden Hill, president of the Mississippi Valley League, will depart today or tomorrow to attend the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs annual meeting in Ashville North Carolina next week with league expenses paid. News notes include Army Navy football and boxing prelims at Mason City and Waterloo with several local talents. Young Stribling Jimmy Delaney bout canceled and potentially moved to Minneapolis. East High receives the H A Mathea football trophy and Rosters discuss future Legion boxing events.
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Policeman Endorses Sloan's Liniment for Back and Leg Aches
A veteran Philadelphia Police Department member describes Sloan's Liniment as a quick remedy for back and leg pain from over work and exposure. He notes applying the lotion directly to the sore area releases blood flow, reduces stiffness, and restores fitness rapidly. Priced at 36 cents with broad drugstore availability.
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Sloan
Big Ten Names Eight All American Candidates
The Big Ten coaches nominate eight players for All American honors led by Bennie Oostervaan of Michigan end and Florb Joesting of Minnesota fullback. Other top picks include Michigan captain Kiedman, Northwestern captain Moon Beker, Ohio State’s Marty Karow, and Illinois center Reiche. The group highlights a tight race for first team selections among 48 players named by the coaches.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
Florb Joesting
Minnesota
Big Ten
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Moon Beker
Northwestern
Allcors
Michigan and Minnesota Lead in Eight-Man Ratings
Michigan and Minnesota top the list in the latest rating with both squads fielding eight men each. The comparison highlights depth across positions and signals a balanced roster strength ahead of the season.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Nightly film and vaudeville bill listings at city venues
A clustered recap lists Crystal-Min u Sts and Bet ty Bronson in Paradise dathowalahis Dix and Lois Wilson in The Vanishing American at Plaza Clara Bow and Donald Keith in The Plastic Age and four vaudeville acts. Rialto features Conrad Nagel and Reoves in The Exquisite Sn and musical comedy revue. Bertrand lists John Bowers in Gene Stratton Porter Daridie. Waterloo Berkelta Players stock company presents Love for Su Shong.
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Plainfield girl has arty on birthday
Plainfield Ta Nov 30 Special Marion Hoester entertained a number of friends at her home Saturday in celebration of her birthday anniversary.
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Marion Hoester
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