Highland Park Wins Close Game at Des Moines
Hylanders edge Des Moines College Tigers 7 to 4 in a hard fought football battle. Highland Park relied on straight plunges and stout defense, while Des Moines struggled with backfield gaps and limited time to mount offense. Cornell Defeats Wesleyan in Mount Vernon 40 to 0 with solid straight football and strong ground gains led by Hartwell and Knight.
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Des Moines
Highland Park
Des Moines College Tigers
Hylanders
Tiger
Armatrong
Corrie
Richmond
Webb
Tigers
Towa Wesleyan
Cornell
Hartwell
Milholm
Hughes
Knight
Iowa Wesleyan
Grant
Solon Barred From Athletics Ends Gophers Lead
Yorin Solon, captain of the University of Minnesota football team, was ruled ineligible for intercollegiate play after an alleged professionalism violation. He allegedly received money for summer baseball on the Navarro Muant team under the name Stone. The ruling, upheld by the eligibility committee, weakens Minnesota ahead of the Iowa game as Seton stars note the historical precedent of a captain barred before a major contest.
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Minnecapolis
Minn
Yorin Solon
University of Minnesota
Thelightie
Futura
Summmer
Navroe, Muant
Stone
Allginiity
Nuastou
Dlerman
Solon
Ansaftidavit
Axputaton
Gophers
Posses
University of Iowa
Northrop Field
Minnesota
Seton Ia
Gopher
Bert Pickering
Madteon
Wis
Gnoup
Brown Back in Wrestling Game at Waterloo Theatre
Local wrestler Carl Brown returns to active competition after exhibition at the chiefs of police convention. He faces Charley Catshall of Hazeltown next Thursday at Waterloo theatre in a best two of three falls bout. Brown plans to win a championship class and will schedule matches with past foes to erase reverses. Amateur wrestlers in the city may enter preliminaries at Waterloo theatre. entries must be filed with the sporting editor of the Courier.
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Carl Brown
Waterloo
Charley Catshall
Recenily
Cutshawl
Brown
Cutshaw
Cutshall
Hazeltons
Qelwein
Justice After Rock Island In Baseball Fracas
Davenport reports Rock Island gains Central association status stirring bid to join Davenport and Moline in Three-Eye play. Keokuk notes National League inquiry as Justice says Farrell questions transfer while Burlington or Keokuk may exit to reserve Rock Island spot.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Justice
Central Association
Tareet
Chicago
Tri-Optic
Keokuk
P Bett Dirk
Teague
Moline
Farre
National Association
Central
Farrell
National Commission
Burlington
City Bowling League Sees High Life Top Statz 44
High Life bowing team won two of three games and set a new high score for the season. Stary posted 243, a new yearly record, as the High Life squad recovered after a 902 first game to 666 in game two, then clinched the match in game three. An advertisement notes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney pain with claimed life enhancement.
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High Life
Stary
Lamai
C. M. Knighton
Havanna
Fin
Armes
Foley
All
Four Automobile Races Wednesday At Cedar Falls Track
Cedar Valley Fair association schedules a Wednesday meet with four automobile and two motorcycle races at Cedar Falls. Contestants from Mason City and Waterloo, plus special racing cars, enter. Purse total is 1000 dollars with events including 16 mile free for all, 10 mile stock car, and fastest mile time trial. Races may be postponed to Thursday if weather interferes.
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Cedar Valley Fair Association
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Waterloo
Newton 18 Indianola 0 in Friday football clash
Newton defeated Indianola 18 to 0 as Pachal scored both Newton touchdowns and Garrett kicked the goal. Hayworth suffered a broken leg in the second quarter. Oskaloosa beat Iowa Wesleyan 22 to 6, Dexter topped Dallas Center 25 to 7, and Waukon defeated Lansing 8 to 2 in regional high school contests.
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Newton
Indianola
Pachal
Garrett
Hayworth
Anola
Oskaloosa
Wesleyan
Iowa Wesleyan
Wauken
Lansing
Waukon High
Sioux City After Ned Egan in 1916
A Sporting News note says Ned Egan may become manager of the Sioux City Western league team for the 1916 season. Harry Gaspar finished the season as manager after Tosh Clarke was deposed, but is not expected to be retained. Tom Downey, ex KC and Little Rock, also discussed as manager. the Egans preferred. TEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. (Hy Black Hawk Go. Abstract Go.) Frank J. Highmay to John L. McDonald, lot 41, block 17 and lot 12, block 1%, Blowers' add, Waterloo, 375. James H. Clarke to B. J. Gunberg, no 1-4 and part 6 1-2 nw 1-4, and the n 4-2 58 1-4 Bec. 99-90-14, 42,500. Fairview Cemetery Ass'n to Gov. S. Wise, part lot 128 in sec. 18, Fairview cemetery, 90. FE. M. McKevitt to Wm. Fegles, and 1-2 Lot %, block 60, Baker's add, Waterlog west, 950.
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Sporting News
New Egan
Muskies
Sioux City
Ned Egan
Sioux
Harry Gaspar
Tosh Clarke
Tom Downey
Kansas City
Little Rock
Black Hawk
Frank J. Highmay
John L. Mc
Donald
Waterloo
James H. Clarke
B. JL. Gunberg
Fairview Cometery
Wise
Fairview Cemetery
FE. M. McKevitt
Wm. Fegles
Baker's
Floyd social notes and local visits list
Floyd residents and visitors are noted: Miss Merna Morse from I B T college Cedar Falls spent Sunday in Floyd, Miss Sylvia Shapley attends Upper town university Payette, Mrs Frishie of Freaport Illinois guests at George Seaton home, O C Kindig traveled to Lime Spriggs last Saturday, Mrs Wm Morse sick, Prof Harry Thompson spent Sunday in Islay New Hampton, plus Mr Pleger buying a farm near Voltaire North Dakota.
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Floyd
L. Tanner
C. Kelley
Merna Morse
Miss Morse
I. 8. T. College
Cedar Falls
Wm. Ploeger
Voltaire
N. D
Pleger
Sylvia Shapley
Miss Shapley
Upper Town University
Payette
Frishie
Freaport
George Seaton
C. Kindig
Wm. Morse
Harry Thompson
Sun Islay
New Hampton
Anna Janssen
Martha
Gas and Electric Bill Discount Notice
Gas and electric light consumers may take advantage of a discount until 100 o clock p m on the 25th. After that time payment of the gross amount of any unpaid bill will be required.
Charles City visits and circulation note in Waterloo paper
Charles City residents Dora Volbrecht and Josephine Towner spent Sunday with local hosts. The Evening Courier circulates over 6,580 copies daily in Waterloo, underscoring the link between newspaper circulation and advertisement reach.
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Patterton
Dora Volbrecht
Charles City
Josephine Towner
John Bryant
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Riley
Jimer
Sitney
Weee
Clug
Juerty Sane
Des Moines Col
Cornell Collage
T Partiowate
Iowa
Charles Catshall
Bulington
City Bowling League
Brandbng of
Tenmis
Meg Pet
Franks
Stitz
Albert
Smith
C. Jolson
Lil King
George. McManus
Jerry
Noors
Gaeta Valley Pair Association
Dexter
Dallas Center
Dexter Ad Feft
Scanlon
Evening Courier and Reporter
East Side
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
Rey Vray Faeries
Florida
Jacksonyi Ag
Jacksonville
Tenta
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
A C Burrows
New York Central Lines
Century
Jows
Jows Stanton Cartie, Amvietnat Geporet Passenger Agant Belg
Adsrom Street
A.C Machine
Pasenger
Guzen
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