Thirteen East High Football Players Given Letters Today
Thirteen members of the East High football squad received letters in the midweek ceremony led by Coach Midge Makeever. Capt. Elmer Diekman and six others were honored. the group includes backfield, centers, guards, tackles and ends. Six seniors. Captain for 1929 to be elected at tonight’s banquet in Black’s tearoom, with juniors Bingham Oberhauser Bell and Gerber seen as likely candidates.
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East High
Midge Makeever
Elmér Diekman
Robert Bingham
Duane Christians
Malcolm Garrison
Elwin Phillips
Arthur May
Harold Ellis
Edward Oberhauser
Russell Bell
Buards
Nate Hackett
Wright Steeves
Max Gerber
Frank Schammel
Makeever
Diekman
Garrison
Phillips
May
Hackett
Schammel
Lneman
Black
Bingham
Oberhauser
Bell
Gerber
A. G. Reid
Charles W. Kline
McGRAW SAYS CUBS LOST ON CUYLER TRADE
New York experts debate Cubs trade of Sparky Adams and Pete Scott for Kiki Cuyler. McGraw says Cubs outsmarted themselves while Barrow and Stallings offer mixed views. Pirates’ gain praised by some, others see loss and regret across leagues.
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Cuyler
New York
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Sparky Adams
Pete Scott
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kiki Cuyler
Pirates
John McGraw
New York Giants
Adams
Finches
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Montreal
International League
McCarthy
Stephenson
Wilson
Derby Bill” Clymer
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Record crowds promised for Chicago football triple bill
Chicago officials project a historic October 13 football day with Navy meeting Notre Dame at Soldier Field and Army Navy previously noted crowds, plus Illinois opponents at State Field and Northwestern vs Chicago State at Dyche Stadium. Seating boosts to 165000 at Soldier Field and 40000 at State Field aim to host about 280000 spectators on the same afternoon.
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Sporting Evurt
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Notre Dame
Soldier Field Stadium
Tunney
State Field
Iowa
Soldier Feld
Evanston
Northwestern
Chblo State
Dyche
Jest a Moment Jest a Moment
A fragment from a column with playful jabs on changing gender roles and social manners. It references a hotel lobby, Miss Stetson’s wedding, and a joke about an English locomotive named Sherlock Holmes, with light editorial asides and quips about culture and transportation.
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Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
East High Opens 1927-28 Basketball Season vs Marshalltown
East High will open the 1927-28 basketball season at home Saturday evening December 10th against Marshalltown. A return game is planned at Marshalltown on December 16. Marshalltown brings back most of Taskyenw's squad as East High, with four experienced players, works to prepare for the opener.
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East High
Marshalltown
Midge Makeever
Dickinson
Marshall County
Taskyenw
Cleveland Still Hopes To Snare Harris As Pilot
New York reports Cleveland renewed efforts to obtain Stanley Harris as player manager for 1928. Harris reportedly asked for a transferable deal with Washington, while Billy Evans’ election as VP increases Cleveland's leverage. Griffin would consider wheeling and dealing for star talent like Sewell and Jamieson, with trade talks centering on Harris’s move and possible inclusion of other Indians and Senators players.
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Cleveland
Stanley Harris
Washington
Clark Griffith
Harris
Griffith
Alva Bradley
Indians
Bradley
Billy Evans
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Uhin
Levsen
Joe Sewell
Jamieson
Sewell
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Sewill
Joe Judge
Shane
Joseph
Tollefson and Ackley Gridmen to Be Honored at Dinner
Ackley high school's football squad will be entertained Friday night in the M and M cafe by Prof Thomas Green of the Ackley high faculty. Coach Sherman Tollefson and other faculty members will be guests. Tollefson, a Waterloo youth, built a strong scrappy team from raw material this fall.
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Courier
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Ackley High School
Thomas Green
Ackley High
Sherman Tollefson
Tollefson
Stagg Uses Family as Grid Help at Chicago
A A Stagg, long time Chicago football director and Maroons coach, involves his family in team preparation. Mrs Stagg keeps detailed game charts, Stagg Jr coaches freshmen and scouts, and Alonzo Jr assists as his wife helps with data and reports on opposing teams.
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University of Chicago
Maroon
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Maroons
Stige
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Chicago
Alonzo, Jr
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May Tattoo Dogs to Prevent Fraud in Hinglish Races
London Nov 30 Greyhound racing in England moves toward a tattoo plan to curb cheating. Dogs would be marked with indelible ink in colors, racing colors on ears, and large name letters on backs or sides. Seventeen courses will operate next summer and betting interest grows as prices rise.
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Ann
England
Greyhound Raceing Association
Black Pig Society
Ace Hudkins Wins Los Angeles Fight
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska defeated Herman Auerbach of Salt Lake City by knockout in the fourth round in Los Angeles on Nov. 20. Hudkins pressed the attack with a right to the chin before a left hook sent Auerbach to his corner, unable to continue.
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Cal
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Joe Dundee
Herman Auerbach
Salt, Lake
Ace
Hudkins
Auerbach
Midwest Circuit Diablos T four entry Saturday
Cedar Rapids reports Prof George Bryant secretary of the Midwest Conference Athletic Association says no contact from Iowa State Teachers about joining. Beloit College faces rumors of ousting by Coe and Cornell, though both deny plans. Conference directors meet in Chicago Saturday at Hotel Sherman to set membership rules and consider Lake Forest College seeking admission. quotas remain for Wisconsin Illinois Iowa.
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Coe
Cornell
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Chicago
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Lake
Alekhine Captures World Chess Title From Capablanca
In Buenos Aires on November 30, Alexander Alekhine, 35, defeated Jose Capablanca in game 34 after 81 moves to secure the world chess championship. The final score stood Alekhine 6 wins to Capablanca 3 with 25 draws, and a $10,000 prize.
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Buenos Aires
Alexander Alekhine
Jose R. Capablanca
Alekhine
Vietory
Prince of Wales May Race in Auto Event
After opening the Glasgow motor show the Prince of Wales indicated a wish to try an automobile race with his royal brothers. Rivalry is known among the princes in golf dancing and hunting and the prince would have to practice to keep up.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Glasgow
Wales
Baltimore Country Club to host 1928 P G A Championship
Detroit today awarded the 1928 National Professional Golfers' Association tournament to the Baltimore Country Club. The event will be played on the Fliva Fatma course with the date yet to be set.
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Detroit
Mich
Baltimore Country Club
National Professional Golfers’ Association
Association
Fliva
Fatma
Kipke Named Head Football Coach at Michigan State
Arbor Michigan November 30 Harry Kipke former Michigan star and assistant coach is announced as head football coach at Michigan State College starting next fall. Kipke, from Lansing, rose to prominence at Lansing High School and earned nine athletic letters at the University of Michigan before a three year stint as an UM assistant.
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Arbor
Mich
Harry” Kipke
University of Michigan
Gome
Michigan State College
E Kipke
Lansing
Ave
State College
Peerless Booter
Michigan
Wartburg Opens Basketball Season Against Webster City
Wartburg college in Waverly Iowa prepares for the season opener with Webster City Junior College on December 8. The squad drills, faces lineups centered on H Steege Deubler Becker and R Steege with Seegers showing as a strong center option.
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Wartburg College
Webster City Junior College
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Deubler
Becker
R. Steege
Burton
Schmale
Niederwimmer
Gates College
Hiere
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Waterloo Fruit Wins Indoor Baseball Game
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Indoor baseball defeated Altstadt & Langlas at the Forum last night 17 to 1. Barber and Twogood starred for Waterloo as May and Jirak pitched for the Bakers.
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Havana Ribbon five cent cigar sold by volume
A five cent Havana Ribbon cigar remains popular despite price concerns. Its long history and volume production keep the price at a nickel. Smokers buy it again after trying, sustaining steady demand for a tobacco product praised as mild and smooth. An eye opening surprise awaits trials.
Iowa quintet in fact and heavy for new season
Iowa City Nov 30 Speed and weight will carry the University of Iowa basketball team this winter as Coach Sam Barry starts his sixth season. The tentative 1827-28 lineup shows guards Harrison and Kinnan, forwards Twogoot and Plunkitt, and center Wilcox, with Wilcox adding weight and Twogood returning from a knee injury to boost speed.
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Courier Special Service
Iowa “City
University of Iowa
Sam Barry
Iin
Forrest Twogoot
Doyal Plunkitt
Francis Wilcox
Wilcox
Lawrence Harrison
Robert Kinnan
McDonell
Hogan
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Charles McConnell
Seventeen Letters Awarded to Iowa Harrier Athletes
University of Iowa cross country runners receive two varsity letters four minor awards nine freshman numerals and two upper class numerals from the athletic council. Honorees include capt Leonard Hunn and captain-elect F M Brady with others from Estherville Shellsburg Perry Council Bluffs Iowa City Fort Madison Joliet Anita Cedar Falls and more.
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University of Iowa
Athletic Council
P. BE. Belling
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Hunn
L. &. Hunn
Davenport
Eleet F. M. Brady
Guthrie Center
E. Goffe
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Jd. L. Che
Shellsburg
P. McCammon
Perry
A. Moultan
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Prestinia
Touchback play sparks Notre Dame vs Southern California controversy
In Chicago the touchback ruling by umpire John Schommer on a fumble near Notre Dame’s goal line sparked a dispute over the game against Southern California. SC supporters argued safety should have stood, while others said Riley lost control before the tackle. Trojans left Chicago with a 7 to 6 defeat.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Soldier Field Stadium
Gene Tunney
Wmpire
John Schemmer
University of Chicago
Riley
Trojan
Schommer
John L. Griffith
Athiefle
Drury
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Coe Adds Two Games To Basketball Card
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 30 The Coe college basketball schedule gains two new games Michigan Aggies visit East Lansing January 16 and Western State Teachers meet January 17 in Kalamazoo also on the slate are Michigan at Ann Arbor February 8 Wisconsin at Madison December 10 and Indiana at Bloomington December 20.
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Cen College
Michhigan Aggies
East Lansing
Mich
Western State Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Ann Arbor
University of Wisconsin At
Hair Groom claims greaseless shine and growth aid
Hair-Groom combing cream sold at abony drugstore costs only a few cents per jar. Millions use it for a natural flossy, well groomed effect on hair suitable for business or social occasions. It keeps unruly hair combed all day in any style and is described as greaseless while helping hair grow thicker and heavier.
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