Kilgore to Play Lawn City in 1928 County Golf Final
Kilgore of Waterloo faces Harold Jockumsen of Cedar Falls in the county golf tournament final at Byrnes Park Public Links. Kilgore defeated Garrison to reach the final. Jockumsen eliminated Langdon. The match is 36 holes with 18 holes on Sunday and feature matches in other flights and a Sunnyside Country Club tourney showcase.
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Evening Courier
Byrnes Park Public Links
Lawrence Kilgore
Waterloo
Harold Jockumsen
Cedar Falls
Kilgore
Garrison
Jockumsen
Lyle Langdon
Lave
Galt
Iss
Meether
Merle Samson
Sunnyside
Igektimsen
Yar
Fred McClain
W. OM
Bob Hall
Chenyon
Max Miller
Harold Wells
Sunnyside Country
Football Scores Across Colleges and High Schools
Football results from state and college games show Simi nson 20 Upper pave Lu 0 Ambrose 20 Stil 6 Gustave Adolphus 8 Augébure Seminary 0 Southern Methodists 37 Centen ry 0 Clear Fake 6 Britt 3 Shenandoah 5 Atlantic 0 Oakland 7 Jawa School for Deal 6 Je Mars 14 Sanborn 6 Cherokee 3 Spirit Take fi Washington 7 Wellman 0 Clermont 13 Hawkere 0 Centerville 12 Broomneld 9 Tugley bs Linden 0 Clarion 19 Down 6 Fensantyille 16 Petia Maryville 13 arkin 7 Hanibure wood railey Sunetion igh Bhi Fath
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Siminson
Upper Pave Lu
Ambrose
Stil
College
Gustave Adolphus
Augébure Seminary
Southern Methodists
Centenry
HIGH
Clear Fake
Britt
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Oakland
Jawa School For Deal
Je Mars
Sanborn
Cherokee
Spirit
Washington
Wellman
Clermont
Hawkere
Centerville
Broomneld
Tugley
Jest a Moment! Inquiries on Repeating Phrases and Press Gossip
A fragmented column wonders how often readers have heard the same phrases echoed in social life and media. It cites garbled questions about memory, interviews with Queen Marie, and a Des Moines advertisement. The item mixes pop culture, fashion notes, jokes, and stray notices from various locales.
Dropkick Record Challenged by 726 Yard Kick Feat
Chicago, Oct. 9. A historic dropkick record faces challenge as 1926 football season looms. Mark Paine of Dakota Wesleyan first broke the 63 yard mark against Northern Normal in 1913, with later kickers including O Dea Wisconsin, Robertson Dartmouth, and Lamont Johnson Mary’s College Kansas adding notable long attempts.
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Chicago
Tic
Mark Paine
Dakota Wesleyan University
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Payne
Dr Meanwell to Remain as Wisconsin Coach
Madison Wis October 9 Rumors of a coaching change at Wisconsin flared amid basketball and football tensions. Official report states Dr Walter E Meanwell will stay as Wisconsin basketball mentor despite resignation rumors. Meanwell and athletic director George E Little resolved a misread over players reporting for football practice at the Wisconsin Armory where Meanwell has coached for years.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Walter E. Meanwell
Badger
George E. Little
Menanwell
University of Wisconsin
Little
Camp Randall
Orange Baseball Team Defeats Geneseo 7-4
Orange Township baseball team defeated Geneseo here yesterday by 7 runs to 4. Lichty was the Orange pitcher allowing two runs and seven strikeouts. Geneseo’s Tambert struggled with six errors by his teammates.
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Orange
Geneseo
Orange Township
Ste
Geneste
Lichty
Tambert
Stribling Riches and Plans Highlight Georgia Boxer
Young Stribling of Georgia, age 21, widely seen as a top financial fighter, has earned over 26,000 in a single bout and an estimated 606,000 in career earnings. He and his father travel to Waterloo then Louisville and Los Angeles for a Cook bout as he eyes a potential million-dollar haul and a future championship.
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Young Stribling
Georgia
Lou
Berlenbach
Britlings
Atlanta
Mami
Stribling
Mike McTigue
Hayings
Rolliger
Manag
Athinta
South Georgia
Striblings
Watervloo
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
George Cook
Westward conflict over coyotes and wildlife policy
The piece argues Emerson Hough criticizes federal wildlife bureaus for pushing western political aims and arming aggressive coyote control. It notes roving predators and rodent pests, citing a magazine account of failed coyote wars and rising rabbit and prairie dog populations, underscoring tensions in western land management.
Coaching Course at Teachers College Opens New Profession for Iowa Men
Cedar Falls reports a growing coaching course at Iowa State Teachers College attracts hundreds of men seeking teaching and coaching roles. The program emphasizes athletics as a branch of the teaching profession, offering practical practice spaces including multiple fields, gyms, and a high school for student coaches. The department, led by L J Mendenhall, highlights athletics for all with a focus on individual development over intercollegiate glory.
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Teachers College
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa State’ Teachers College
State Teachers College
Feild
L. JL. Mendenhall
University, of Iowa
Paul F. Bender
Dickinson
Whitford
Hawkeyes Ready for Kickoff Against North Dakota
Towa City Oct 9 Special Iowa’s football squad shows improvement and is set to meet North Dakota at 2 40 pm Coach Ingwersen targets left side strength after a loss to Colorado Teachers Kutsch leads scoring bid with Schmidt Skellay in defense Cuhel Armit Byers and Don Smith expected to play Smith may see limited time due to a leg injury Town favored to win by a substantial margin with North Dakota outweighed 15 pounds per man and Hawkeyes likely to roll up a 28 to 0 or similar score Burt’s cautious approach noted as scouts watch closely on field glasses from Minnesota and Ohio. Capt Paul Smith may see minutes later in the game.
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Towa Fooothil
North Dakota
Ingwersen
Colorado
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Schmidt
Skellay
Cowboy
Cuhel
Armit
Byers
Don Smith
Hawkeyes
Oe Wersen
Sheers
Minnesota
Husky Gophers
Doc" Speers
Burt
Ingersen
Miinsis
Ohio
Smith
Paul Smith
Jett
Iowa Field
Mohr and Powers to Play 200-Point Call Shot Match
Elmer Mohr and Frank Powers, leaders in local call shot pool, meet in a 200-point match at Popular Cisar store in the Courier building next Thursday at 8 p.m. Powers aims to counter Mohr’s 148 high run with his 93 top figure. Afterward experts compete in 25 points of three-cushion billiards. A six-man river rivalry tournament is set for November at Popular and C. J. White parlors. entries due by Nov 1.
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Powers
Elmer Mohrl
Frank Powers
Iocal “Sharks
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Courier
Popular
C. J. White
Illinois claims two golf extremes this season
Chicago reports Illinois boasts the oldest and youngest majors players this season. Lewis W. Pitcher, 84, won second-row net honors in the Illinois Senior tournament shortly after his birthday, while Sammy Alpert, 15, captured the Western junior championship after starting training at age 11. Pitcher, president of the senior association, is noted for long drives and steadiness on the greens.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lewis W. Pitcher
Sammy Alpert
Pitcher
Gopher Irish Contest Draws 55 000 In Minneapolis
A record crowd is expected in Minneapolis as Notre Dame meets Minnesota in the featured football game. Tickets sold out with 10 000 extra seats added. Minnesota touts top Big Ten talent while Notre Dame aims to prove a powerful offense. A loss would hurt national title hopes for Notre Dame. the Gophers seek conference glory.
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Kentucky Banner Horse Racing Season Preview
Louisville Ky Oct 3 Kentucky race tracks may be the field of battle to settle this year s dispute as to the leading two and three year old thoroughbreds Churchill Downs with the Kentucky Jockey Club stakes will be the scene of the two year old battle while the Latonia course with its championship stakes may determine the year s leading three year old The championship stakes will be worth more than 30000 to the winner Thirteen of the best three year olds in training are among the 83 nominated for the Latonia race to be run a mile and three quarters at the fall meet opening Oct 12 Only two outstanding three year olds Riddles Crusader and J E Widner s Haste have not been nominated for the race
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Churchill Downs
Latonia Course
Latonia
Riddle
Crusader
J. E. Widner
Haste
Western Big Ten Coaches Mostly Midwest-Born Leaders
Cleveland, Oct. 9. The Western conference coaching staff for the football season is an all Midwest affair with only three of ten head coaches from outside the region. Stagg of Chicago and Yost of Michigan are the longest tenured, while the rest hailed from Midwest colleges.
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Cleveland
Big Ten
Middlewest
Alonzo. Stagg
Chicago
Yale
Fis
Yost
Michigan
Lafayette
Doc" Spears
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Stagg
Midway
Jack Wilce
Ohio State
Bob Zuppke
Wisconsin
Ohio Wesleyan
Stage
Yale Bulldogs
Ingwersen
Illinois
Page
Football Boots and College Gridiron Notes from Madison
Attendance records fell as 12 000 watched Wisconsin beat Cornell at Madison. Kansas alumni planned to attend the Jayhawks versus Wisconsin, while Minnesota eyed Notre Dame with hopes of boosting conference chances. Satin football pants debut, Tiny Lewis will miss Carleton but plans impact vs Indiana. Northwestern’s Lewis freed to play. Duke Dunn mocks Purple’s touchdowns as flukes. Chicago hosts Maryland while Georgia Wildcats meet Yale. Navy travels from the Midwest and Northwestern faces Carleton in a set up. Zuppke cites big feet for backfield success and Med Grange’s size praised for ground grip.
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Tiny Lewis
Northwestern
Carleton
Indiana
Purple
Lewis
Scott
University of Chicago
Florida
University of Maryland
Stage Field
Chicago
Georgia
Yale
Drake
Middlewest
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Purue
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South Dakota
Evanston
Pgs
Duke Dunn
Associated Press
Bob Zuppke
University of Chicago Maroons
University of Witmois
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Reed
Dygert
Trick Play Tale From Kentucky Wesleyan Echoes In Louisville
The piece recalls a spectator catch on a kickoff at Manual High School, with the line between fan and player blurred. It notes later rule changes to ban such tricks and mentions players like Joe Kresky and Forrest Peters drawing praise for early showings at Wisconsin and Illinois respectively.
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AL Banker
New York Giants
J. B. Sibley
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Louisville
Gardner Carliste
Manual - High
Mole
Manual
Crabb
Dfamal
Rockford Lightweight Champion Wins Debut Return Bout
Rockford fighter J-Sammy Mandel, back in the ring for the first time since capturing the lightweight title, won an easy 10 round decision over Joe Lawson of Milwaukee. The same night Chicago’s Baby Joe Gans defeated Jimmy Goodrich in a 210 round windup at the Coliseum club.
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Sammy Mandel
Joe Lawson
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baby Joe Gans
Jimmy Goodrich
Coliseum Club
New York
C. Pyle
Madison Square Garden
Ayers
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
Vincent Richards
Paul Feret
Howard Kinsey
Harvey Snodgrass
Denver
Eddie McKenna
Los Angeles
Howard Mayberry
Duluth
Frankie Levat
Step Watson
Omaha
Herman
Saltlake
Ham Jenkins
Boulder
Alex Trambitas
Portland
Franz Diener
Geremans
Knute Hansen
Denmark
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Alec Rely
South America
Jack de Mare
Hoboken
Young Bob Fitzsimmons
Newark
Henry Lamar
Washington, D. C
Ton Wickham
Bay Ridge
N. Vi
Monte Munn
Nebraska
Archie Skinner
Boston
San Francisco
Billy Alger
Pacific Coast
Paul Demske
Australia
Billy Springfeld
Tokichi
Kawata
Japan
Cedar Rapids
Ruddy_ FP
Av. W. Miller
North ” Battlefield
Canada
Cedar Rapids Fall and Exposition
Many Important Grid Battles Highlight Today Schedule
Today features key football clashes across conferences with Missouri facing Nebraska in the Big Six chase and Notre Dame touring Minnesota. Wisconsin hosts Kansas while Michigan meets Michigan State, Illinois hosts Butler, Purdue plays Wabash, Ohio Wesleyan visits Ohio State, and Indiana welcomes Kentucky. Iowa State, Grinnell, and Ames also appear in varied matchups.
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Chicago
Maroons
Florida
Marines
Quantico
St. Navier
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Missouri
Nebraska
Ames
Oklahoma Aggies
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Rockne
Hoosferg
Wisconsin
Kansas
Michi Bat
Michigan
State College
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Carlton College
Illinois
Butler
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Purdue
Wabash
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri Valley
Des Moines
Varsity
Atlantic Seaboard
Grinnell
Marquette
Milwaukee
Oklahoma Argles
Simpson College Defeats Upper Iowa Grid Team 20 to
Simpson College won its season opener at Indianola edging Upper Iowa in a loosely played game. Simpson's line pressured the defense, enabling backs to gain, while penalties and fumbles limited big plays. Dooley and Harvey produced some gains for Upper Iowa but could not sustain offense.
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Upper Iowa
Indianola
Fayette
Sterday
Bfe- Cay
Simpson
Hoge
Workman
Peacocks
Dooley
Iowa Star
Harvey
Iowa
Postseason shoot at Byrnes park by Waterlog Gun club
Waterlog Gun club announces a Postseason shoot at Byrnes park on Wednesday Oct 13. The Jackrabbit division of moneys pays 16 cents per target broken plus share of purses divided into four equal moneys. Program features seven 20 target events totaling 140, with 4 added money per event. Bets are two cents. full program can be shot in sections. Lunch served. shells sold on grounds. Nick Wehbber president. Bim Castle and Charles City cashier.
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Byrnes Park
Legal
Nick Wehbber
Bim Castle
Charles Clty
Will Cashier
Chicago U Coach Sees Surprises In Football
Amor Alonso Stage, a 64 year old Chicago gridiron authority and mentor to hundreds of players, asserts that offensive football remains unpredictable due to endless strategic possibilities. He notes that inventive coaches will constantly seek new forms of maneuvering players, keeping the game dynamic.
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Chicago
Amor Alonso
Charles City Independents Face Gelvein Boosters Sunday
The Charles City Independents schedule their first game at Lion field on Sunday at 2 30 against Gelvein Boosters. The locals enter with an unknown strength but a lineup of former high school and college stars, with practices held three nights weekly.
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Charles City
Charles City Independents
Gelvein
Lion Field
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