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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1928

Page

8

Espinosa Favored to Face Hagen in Semi Final Showdown

Chicago golfer Al Espinosa is tipped to meet Walter Hagen in the final rounds of the national pro golf tournament. Espinosa, who led the upper half, defeated Johnny Golden and top contender Bill Mehlhorn en route to a probable semi final with Hagen, who beat Willie Ogg. The field includes Hagen, Sarazen, Barnes, and Hutchison, all still alive in the competition.

Baltimore al Espinosa Chicago Suldr Espinosa Johnny Golden Paterson N. J Barazen Bill Mehlhorn Long Jim" Ames Tommy Armour Hagen Sarazen Barnes Jock Hutchison Willie Ogg Worcester Hutchison Willie Klein East Williston

United States Polo Team Favored Over Argentina in Decisive Match

New York October 3 United States polo team holds a slight favorite to win the best of three series for the Championship of the Americas at Meadow Brook Westbury N Y The opening game ended 7 6 in a hard fought tie with Harriman Hitchcock Stevenson and Guest starring for the U S Captain Nelson of Argentina says his ponies illness may affect lineup while the United States remains confident Hitchcock could break loose today to boost the U S bid for the title

New York United States Argentina Meadow Brook Club Westbury N. C Jack Nelson Nelson Harriman Hitchcock Stevenson Guest Manuel Andrada Arturo Kenny Lewis Stacey John Miles Tommy" Hitchcock W. Averell Harriman

Cross Country Star Loss Hits Iowa University Team

Iowa City Oct 3 Three U of Iowa cross country athletes James Moulton Council Bluffs J P McCammon Perry and L W Bruns Council Bluffs have left the squad. Coach Bresnahan will not allow them to compete in long distance runs fearing they will lose form in half and mile events. Bruns has dropped out of school.

Towa City University of Towa Saaoe Et James Moul‘ton Council Bluffs J. P. ‘McCammon Perry G. T. Bresnahan L. W. Bruns

Golfer Moore leads chaotic three ball ramble in Texas

In Cotulla Texas a golf outing devolved into a chaotic scene as Moore and a three man group tangled with a water hole. The mishap left a player missing ball and a watery grave nearby while spectators and teammates debated the errant shots and misadventures.

Pod Mastic Birdie Tobus Mitalini

Three Husky Iowa Varsity Gridders To Worry Monmouth Saturday

The Iowa lettermen Willis A Glassgow Loris Hagerty and Fred E Robins excel in multiple sports. Glassgow a baseball shortstop with over .350 batting average last season. Hagerty and Robins are track weight men with strong throws and guard roles on the football team. Hagerty near 143 feet in discus and Robins closest to 45 feet in shot put.

Husky Iowa Monmouth University of Iowa Willis A. Glassgow Shenandoah Loris J. Hagerty Blancherd Fred E. Robins Knoxville Hawkeye Hagerty Roberts

Cedar Falls High prepares multiple shifts for Eldora visit

Cedar Falls high school coach Rogers reshuffles positions due to injuries as the team trains for the Eldora game. Key players Mullens Olsen James Petrie Jones and Bailey see lineup changes while backfield includes Bailey and Palmer. Second team works under DP Petit with two more games upcoming.

Priday Leo Olsen al Tho Rogers Palmer Bailey Baileys Tiger Mullens Hallrum James Olsen Hansen Petrie Jones Christensen Speer Jossmore DP. D. Petit Scrubs East Waterloo Peterson and Hansen

Odds on Cardinals to Win Now 5 to 3 in World Series

New York October 3. Odds on the St. Louis Cardinals to win the World Series lengthened to 5 to 3. Betting light but expected to pick up. prices quoted by betting commissioners include several propositions about wins and not-wins across the first four games. Also noted Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop Glenn Wright will not be traded, per Donie Bush.

New York U.P St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Yankees Glenn Wright Pittsburgh Pirates Donie Bush Pirates

Captain Gay Orr Hurt in Practice at Teachers College

Captain Gay Orr star end for the Tutors was helped from the field after turning an ankle in Tuesday practice. An x ray will determine the injury. Sam Cooper and Harold Hopkins remain as key wings with others vying for spots as Coe prepares for Saturday’s stadium dedication.

Courier Cedar Falls Teachers’ College Gay Orr Coe Wright Paul Bender Sam Cooper Harold Hopkins Briggs Haberichter Ward Chambers E. Ravelin Kohawks Frank Shoemaker Linn Berryhill Ollie Myers George Hardy Altho Archie Perry George Johnson Albert Pederson Clarencé Rhatigan Altho Fritzel David Jones Stevens Burley Dave McCuskey Beck Thompson Flowers Mason

Fights Last Night In Regional Boxing Roundup

Des Moines welterweight Lovie Mays scored a knockout over Cy Jerus of St. Paul. Minneapolis featherweight Henry Falegano defeated Ollie Bartlett in points. Other results include outpoints by Wiseman in Des Moines and O Dowd in Cedar Rapids, with several bouts listed across multiple cities and weights.

Associated Press Des Moines Henry Falegano San Francisco Milpino Ollie Bartlett Minneapolis Lovie Mays Cy Jerus St. Paul Hymie Wiseman Dave Young Kansas City Vale Falegano Robbie O'Dowd Cedar Rapids Thlinapolis Ind Roy Wallace Indianapoli Johany Mason

Wednesday Radio Schedule Promises Crowell and Troubadours

A busy program lineup for the evening features Crowell, Ipana Troubadours, Palmolive Peet, and Tri City entertainers. News, weather, and Democratic Party coverage fill half hour slots from 6 to 9 PM with orchestra acts and Time segments interspersed.

Crowell Ipana Troubadours- Palmouive-Peet Democratic Party Toles Manger Or Woc Davenport Crowell Hour Spane Troubadours Palmoliveour Democratic National Committee Herb Heuer Trave O’hearn

Radio schedule jumble listing multiple programs

Fragmented broadcast timetable shows a long list of programs and times from morning to late evening including markets weather phonograph records farm service Montgomery Ward Jalsry Stuart and various party program slots. No coherent event or outcome identified.

Des Baines Radio Farm Service Montgomery-Ward U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Democratic Party M —Fordan Hoover Sentinels Republican Party Maxwell House Halsey-Stuart Company Apello Ather Hotel Pennsylvania Fork Central Hotel

Hornsby Predicts Cards Win in 1928 World Series

Rogers Hornsby, former St. Louis Cardinals manager, backs his old club in the 1928 World Series. He says the Cards will win because they have the gamest ball players and he ignores the Yankees' current shape. He spoke in New York on October 3.

New York Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Yankees

Missouri and Centre to clash in Oct. 13 opener

Missouri coach Gwinn Henry sharpened the aerial attack with Bernie Schall slotting into the first string for an injured star while Diemund prepares for the Centre College game on October 13. Notre Dame battles injuries as Rockne drills defense ahead of the Wisconsin tilt. Michigan loses Poe to a knee injury as the Wolverines face Ohio Wesleyan. Stagg at Chicago University tests two backfield combos while signaling a massed offense under new plans.

Missouri Columbia U.ri Gwinn Henry University of Missouri Bernie Schall Lneup Diemund Centre College Notre Dame Ind URA Rockne Wisconsin Michigan Poe Ann Arbor Mich Wolverines Ohio Wesleyan Stagg Chicago U.P Chicago University Maroons FLAYS Wittenberg Columbus Ohio Buckeyes

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