Coagh Malain Shifts in World of Sport
New backfield moves reshape the lineup as Coagh Malain shifts in the world of sport. The article notes player changes and a fresh backfield setup affecting upcoming games.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
4
New backfield moves reshape the lineup as Coagh Malain shifts in the world of sport. The article notes player changes and a fresh backfield setup affecting upcoming games.
Coach Fred McLain alters the West High line and ends to bolster the offense and defense. Captain Cotter shifts back to the line, Glasener moves from quarterback to end, and Kilpatrick and Kaufman swap positions to strengthen backfield depth. A tough schedule awaits with Dubuque and Fort Dodge upcoming as the team trains at Red Cedar Park. Harvard names Walter Denry Trumbull acting captain during Brickley’s absence.
Rain halted the seventh game of the city championship between local American and National League clubs, leaving the series at two games apiece. Fans crowded the stands as officials prepared rain checks. National commission rules prevented refunds, but Chicago club president Comiskey ordered refunds for those who wished to redeem. Early lines formed to begin processing refunds for the weather disrupted event.
Cubs catcher Jimmy Archer was arrested after a game incident, taken to police by George E. Walfson a 29 year old mug maker who says Archer struck him. Archer denies harassment claims by Walfson over Archer’s wife. The note adds a statistic on U.S. street and electric railways.
Gov Garst urged a complete overhaul of the Workmen's Compensation law toward state administration and a state fund, replacing private insurers. Organized insurance groups responded with their strongest lobbying effort to persuade him to abandon the proposal amid the assembly’s looming session. Des Moines reports October 14.
A vintage advertisement touts Kellogg’s Santone Wafers in ginger flavor to boost energy for men and women. It promises renewed drive, improved nerves, and health, with a mail order offer and six cents for a free sample box.
A local dispute over bees roaming at large ends with the city attorney ruling in favor of the bees. Citizens petitioned for an ordinance declaring bees a nuisance, counter petitions followed, and the issue drew heated council debate and a special bee committee investigation.
Sioux City dispatch reports an Indian man named Williams tried to obtain a marriage license with a prior divorce on file. Deputy Clerk Tripp warned he must remarry his former spouse to wed again, prompting a heated moment as the man left.
Veteran Civil War officer and prominent Keokuk resident Major Laren S. Tyler died Tuesday in Los Angeles California. Tyler was widely known as a soldier and businessman and left a notable imprint in local social circles.
Des Moines reports that John Cownie has stepped into the public debate to explain rising state expenses and to attack Governor Clarke over the board of control. The row traces back to Clarke’s removal of Cownie from the board and concerns over Mitchellville girls' school scandal.
Waterloo theater advertises W. B. Patton's The Good Samaritan as a major recent success at the Waterloo with a one night only show on Friday Oct 16. It then promotes Bought and Paid For with Dr. Arthur J. Francis praising its handling of married life and a bargain matinee for women and children. The program also teases The Call of the Cumberlands adapted by Hugo B. Koch and a return to stage by Theresa L. Martin's company with Sweet Clover opening Oct 19, plus a week of vaudeville and 10 and 20 cent tickets. An ad for sewing machines rounds out the page.
Sioux City report describes 17 year old Viela Doran of Morningside and 17 year old William Murray of South Wall Street eloping from the Sioux City Artificial Ice plant to Dakota City for a marriage. They returned to Viela's home and kept the news until told by others. The parents were surprised by the match.
A 10 pound boy was born at Iowa Methodist hospital under twilight sleep anesthesia by Dr. Bertha VanHoosen. The mother, who arrived as a private patient, was unaware of the birth until awakening. This first Des Moines case used two doses and aims for minimal risk with rapid recovery.
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