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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1927

Page

24

Cornell and Coe Clash In Traditional Week Ahead

Mount Vernon Iowa October reports Cornell and Coe college football squads preparing for a major game. Barker’s Purple squad drills focus on defense to counter Coe’s strong backfield and passing attack while injuries threaten key guards Midkiff and Tesch. Zerrien returns for Coe amid lineup tweaks as both teams intensify for Saturdays tilt in Cedar Rapids.

Courier Mount Vernon Richard Barker Purple Cornell Barker Judd Dean Kohawks Midkiff Tesch Hunter Hord Welzel Erickson Schenken Grabtree Cook Coe Courier Special Service Cedar Rapids akelDag Zertien Zerrien Notre Dame Frisbee Jackson Ed. Barrows Wolfe DeWitt Boles Brosh

Nelson Meets Krause on Legion Card November 4

Nelson of Waterloo and Ray Krause of Oelwein will fight in a six round semi windup to the Knipp Truckenbott eight round bout at the Armory Friday eve ning November 4. The card is promoted by the American Legion. Truckenbott, Fort Dodge light heavyweight, meets Knipp in the main windup and is regarded as a leading state prospect. Two other six round bouts and a four rounder complete the program.

Uling Nelson Waterloo Ray Krause Oelwein Albert Knipp George Truckenbott The Armory Hine Tor Krause American Legion Truckenbott Knipp Fort Dodge

Seven Waterloo runners to compete in Iowa City classic

Seven distance runners from Waterloo high schools will run in the University of Iowa interscholastic cross country Invitational in Iowa City. Old Rose and East High selections, with coaching staff, head to Iowa City for the event as 25 schools and 154 athletes enter the meet.

Waterloo University of Towa Towa City Gnagy Schmidt Sandhagen Jenks Ralph Sarff Iowa City East High Douglas Webberking Hardy Midge Makeover Cedar Rapids Courier Special Service University of Iowa Hawkeye Wisconsin High School of Milwaukee Decatur Illinois Fort Madison Curtis Dubuque Birmingham Burlington Dysart Dubuane Elkport Genesee Consolidatee Buckingham Harvey Hillsboro Kalona Kenwood Park Keokuk Knoxville Maquoketa East Division High School Wis Mount Union Ottumwa Seymour University High West Waterloo East Waterloo Webster Washington

Local Grid Fans Watch Miller In Ames Game Saturday

Waterloo gridiron fans travel to Ames for the Ames Kansas Agee homecoming game. Miller, West High graduate and Iowa State junior, shines as a triple threat with off tackle smashes and a 70 yard kickoff return for a score. Ames tied Illinois 12 12.

Waterloo Tinois Ames Tilini

Earl Blue Visiter to Enter Mayo Clinic for Treatment

Earl Blue a well known light heavy weight who has fought many times in Waterloorings visited friends here with his family yesterday. He left today for his home in St. Paul Minn and will go to Rochester Minn immediately to undergo a series of blood tests at the Mayo brothers clinic. Blue hopes to resume boxing soon and a Waterloo promoter plans a 10 round bout with Mike Mandell in late November here.

Earl Blue Mandell Blue

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP ROUNDUP DETROIT TO OHIO RESULTS

Detroit reports include Tom Heenes Autre tranc defeating Johnny Ruisko Cleve land saw Archie Bell Brooklyn defeat Johnny Vacca Boston 16 Curio Mazzola knocked out Lixie Davies in Detroit Terre Haute Clarence Rosen outpointed Steve Nugent Cleveland 10 Joe Lucas won in a foul from Bennie Gershe Cleveland 4 Philadelphia Joe Gilck defeated Johnny Jadick New York Tony Marullo beat Joe Lohman Toledo Sammy Novia outpointed Frankie Ansten South America 6 Dayton Freddy Miller beat Red Wise Portsmouth Frankie Palmer defeated Young Garrett 8 Chicago Billy Showers beat Matt Sensicola Frank Reedy and Joe Quinan drew 6 San Francisco Lefty Cooper won on a foul over Frankie Denny Oakland 4 Ottumwa Freddie Burns outpointed Young Terry main 10 round Lightweight Billy Wells KO Joe Hanger 39 4th round Johnny Dearo defeated Hoy Nevans technical knockout when Nevans broke hand in 4th round

Associated Press Detroit Tom Heenes Autre Tranc Johnny Ruisko Cleveland Archie Bell Brookton Johnny Vacca Boston Curio Mazzola Lixie Davies Terre Haute Clarence Rosen Steve Nugent Joe Lucas Bennie Gershe Philadelphia Joe Gilck New York Milwaukee Frank Reedy Chicago Joe Quinan San Francisco

Iowa Writer Praises Denver In Upcoming Iowa-Denver Game

Iowa sports editor Charles J. Parsons says Denver’s football comeback has been phenomenal after an early loss. He notes Denver beat Wyoming, Colorado Aggies, and Colorado Mines, predicting Iowa will not key up for the game with Denver as Tinois’s homecoming arrives Nov. 5. The Hawkeyes face Denver on Iowa Field Saturday in a regional matchup.

Minnesota Iowa Denver Towa Big Ten Oklahoma Chicago Pennsylvania Purdue Harvard Northwestern Utah Hawkeye

Frederika High Forms Athletic Group With Literary Side

Frederika high school forms an athletic association to boost spirit with both sports and a literary program. Every Friday an extracurricular program includes songs readings short plays and talks by outsiders. Officers: Euphrasia Rourke president Roland Bacon vice president Naomi Tucker secretary treasurer Stanley Ambrose marshal. The Roman Emperor Elagabalus once served a banquet of 22 courses.

Frederika. Ta Frederika High School Euphrasia Rourke Roland Bacon Naomi Tucker Marshal Stanley Ambrose

Walter Johnson to Manage Newark Bears Two Seasons

Walter Johnson announced in Washington his plan to manage the Newark International League club for the next two seasons. He will be a player-manager if major league clubs waive him. Paul Block of Newark bought the team and reportedly paid more than offers from Boston and others. Johnson, famed as the Big Train, chose the minors for family reasons and to lead Newark to headlines.

New York Walter Johnson Washington Newark Walter Paul Block Block Johnson Senators Maryland Boston Braves Black International League Newark Bears

Boxing match set for Des Moines next Tuesday night

Hawkeye pugilist Joe Thomas of Oelwein draws Frankie Day of Des Moines for a 10 round bout in Des Moines. Day holds a weight advantage as both fighters prepare for the card.

Joe Thomas Oelwein Frankie Day Des Moines Day

Heene y defeats Risko in ten at Olympia arena

Tom Heeney New Zealand entry in Tex Rickard's heavyweight elimination contest for a crack at Gene Tunney's crown scored a ten round decision over Johnny Risko of Cleveland. The match opened Detroit's Olympia arena and drew a 78000 dollar gate as Heeney edged Risko with a stiff jab and a decisive seventh round left hook.

Detroit Tom Heeney New. Zealand Tex Rickard Gene Tunney Johnny Risko Cleveland Olympia Arena New York Madison Square Garden Chicago Boxing Center Heeney Risko

Ames and Kaggies in Eleventh Grid Battle Saturday

Iowa State hosts Kansas Aggies in homecoming clash marking the eleventh meeting between the rivals. Cy clones led 6 wins to 3 with one draw. Aggies seek to reverse last year 3 to 2 defeat. Holsinger Springer and Douglass form the scoring combo. Coaches Workman pushed Cyclones through a second hard scrimmage.

Courier Special Service Ames Iowa State Kansas Aggies Cyclones Wildcats Holsinger Springer Douglass Edwards Aggies Aggie Workman

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