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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

13

Purdue and Wisconsin set for clash after rough start

Purdue faces a stiff test against Wisconsin as the Badgers seek revenge after last year’s 19 to 9 tie with Purdue. Ed Caraway’s absence weakens Purdue while Wisconsin aims to rebound from being dropped from the title race. Northwestern, Minnesota, Ohio State, and Chicago also push for notable results amid injuries and six week eligibility changes.

Taul Mickelson Associates Press Chicago Purdue Wisconsin Badgers Northwestern Iowa Lafayette Boilermakers Ed Caraway

English Sportsmen Offer Plan to Fix Heavyweight Title

New York October 30 English sportsmen propose a plan to crown a world heavyweight champion by staging a bout between Jack Sharkey and Phil Scott. Wilfred Ward offers 250000 to back Sharkey against Scott with a 25000 bet on Scott. The British board of boxing control seeks NYSAC recognition for the bout as the world title fight.

New York Gene Tunney Wilfred Ward Jack Sharkey Phil Scott Ward Scott Boston British Board of Boxing Control Lord Lonsdale New York State Athletic Commission Altho New York State Solons

Navy’s Suar Returns for Penn tilt at Annapolis

Navy hopes to beat Pennsylvania as Fullback Joe Clifton returns to practice at Annapolis. If needed Clifton may play, with regulars Gannon, back, and Crane counted on for action.

NAVY Suar Annapolis Pennsylvania Joe Clifton Clifton Ingram Crones Gannon Back Crane

Iowa and Notre Dame Echoes in 1920s Football Talk

Radio discussion highlights two strong teams, Notre Dame 1924 and Princeton 1926, with Iowa 1921 added for comparison. Noted stars include Notre Dame four horsemen and Iowa players Gordon Locke, Glenn Devine, Duke Slater, and others. Series scores cited show Notre Dame dominance and Iowa’s 1921 Big Ten title run.

Bill Hoper Princeton Notre Dame Hans Strihldreher Elmer Layden Ben Miller Charles Crowley Roper Yale Harvard IOWA Towans Towa Four Horsemen Gordon Locke Glenn Aubrey Devine Craven Shuttleworth Glenn Miller Duke Slater Lester Belting Wawkeye Rockne Lombard Wabash Wisconsin Nebraska Notre

Mueller to Direct YMCA Swim Classes This Winter

Eugene Mueller, Iowa State Teachers College graduate and state swimming and lifesaving figure, will head advance swimming courses at the YMCA this winter. Classes meet Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 6 o'clock in YMCA pool. Interested swimmers who can qualify may join, with a Waterloo YMCA team possible if enough advance swimmers show promise.

Eugene Mueller Iowa State Teachers College Frank J. Kirkner Mueller University of Iowa M Waterloo Kirkner

Albie Booth in Top Place Alongside Illini Ghost

Davis J. Walsh profiles Yale football sophomore Albie Booth as a rising figure in college football, comparing him to Grange and Thorpe. The piece notes Booth’s rapid fame after standout performances against Brown and Army, the pressure to maintain hype, and the challenge of sustaining greatness beyond a single game.

Albie Booth Illini Davis J. Walsh New York Albie Hinkey Thorpe Mahan Santa Claus Georgia Yale Brown Army Shades of Grange Tsinal Albert J. Booth, Jr Little Albie Booth Old Tilint Shevlin Hefflefinger Charley de Saulles Tea Dartmouth Hiniaib Gipp Eckersall

Germantown Honors TS Pair Of Aces In Baseball World

In Germantown Philadelphia two famed baseball figures Joe McCarthy manager of the Chicago Cubs and Connie Mack manager and part owner of the Philadelphia Athletics were honored. The event celebrated the Cubs and Mackinens recent World Series clash with Germantown natives and memories of family roots. William Wrigley Jr longtime Cubs owner also had ties to Germantown during youth.

Germantown Philadelphia Joe ‘McCarthy Chicago Cubs Connie ‘Mack Philadelphia’ Athletics Cubs Mackives McCarthy William Wrigly Hyed

Huskers Get Peeved Over Weather Chalk Talks

Lincoln Nebraska October 30 402 Coach Dana X Bible reduces outdoor drills and holds chalk talks to counter a Kansas City paper's claim that the Huskers are bigger and dumber. The team reportedly wrote the song We May Be Dumber but Not Bigger and is the lightest in years.

Lincoln Neb Dana X. Bible Kansas City Huskers

Simpson to Seek AAU Review of Ohio State Sprinter

New York Oct 30 The AAU annual meeting in St Louis Nov 17 18 and 19 will hear George Simpson Ohio State sprinter who clocked 100 yards in times equaling or beating the world record during 1929 The committee will consider his 9 3 second mark and the use of starting blocks invented by Notre Dame coach J P Nicholson The fate of Simpson records hinges on AAU approval of blocks and the convention will decide whether to refer the issue to the floor as part of broader agenda including national meets for 1930 and amateur boxing rules.

New York Au.r George Simpson Ohio State University Amateur Athletic Union Simpson Columbus Chicago St. Louis J. P. Nicholson Notre Dame A. A. WU Miles

Old Rose Youths May Shift Games to League Park

Old Rose youths plan to move practice to Wallace field at West Weigh school starting Monday. The Old Rose eridders will shift practice to Byrnes park, while some West schedule games may move to Mississippi Valley league park. Saturday’s game between New Hampton and West may be the last at Wallace stadium if plans succeed. Board aims to have work finished by September with a 12 inch fill center tapering to the sides to replace the dangerous old field. TIGERS IN SNAPE. Missouri Tigers practice against Kansas Aggies as Kilgore returns, hoping for full squad by Saturday.

Anini Jimmie Phelan Bob Zuppke Mini Northwestern Oswald Baxter Bo Calderwood Ust Fullhaci Minnesota Indiana Ohio State Gophers Buckeyes Chicago Fred Barrett Buckeye Pittsburgh Princeton Ray Priest Michigan Sodding Wallace West Weigh School Rose Eridders Byrnes Park Mississippi Valley League Park New Hampton West Wallace Stadium

Iowa to Send Forth Its Champions in Quest of Heavier Track Laurels

Iowa City notables Edward Gordon Henry Canby Boyd Liddle and LeRoy Pfeffer will lead a four athlete squad across the east midwest and south from January to June to defend track and field and swimming laurels. Gordon a two sport star competed for the American Olympic team in 1928 and set national marks while Canby vaulted to 13 feet 7 1 2 inches to win the Big Ten indoor title Pfeffer rose from obscurity to claim the national 112 pound AAU wrestling title and Liddle set university records in freestyle sprints and anchored Hawkeye victories

Iowa Courier Special Service Towa City United States Jeading University of Town Midwest Edward Gordon Henry Canby Boyd Liddle LeRoy Pfeffer Intercollegiats Competiton Gordon Gorden Amsterdam Ed Hamm Thampio Canby Iowans Piper U. S Pfeffer T.e Mortress Wisconsin Minnesota Liddle

Hawkeyes Best Open Date Drills At Iowa City

Hawkeyes work with an open date on Saturday asCoach Burton Ingwersen drills the reserves at Iowa University.

Hawkeyes Best Towa City Burton Ingwersens University of Iowa

Zuppke Moves Players to Varsity for Northwestern Clash

Champaign Oct. 30 Advance notes: Useman quarterback and Huener Bardt tackle shifted from B team to the varsity by Coach Zuppke as the football squad prepares for the Northwestern game this weekend.

Champaign Useman Huener- Bardt Timels Zuppke Northwestern

Hawkeye Cagers Schedule Three Early Year Tilts

Town City Inc reports Iowa Hawkeyes set three early year basketball tilts with Marquette of Milwaukee added to a four game non conference schedule. Iowa will face Hilltoppers on December 21 and also plays Dundesnoe University of Pittsburgh December 9, University of Pittsburgh December 16, and Notre Dame at South Bend December 22.

Towa Notre Dame Iowa Trish P Mcking Rockne Nebraska Army Purdue Indiana Rutgers Haskell Marquette Michigan State Hawkeye Eno Minnesota Town Northwestern Howard Jones Yale Leland Parkin Eli EL R. M., Jr Town City, Inc Marquette Univversity of Milwaukee University of Town Hawkeye Cagers Hilltopper Court Roll

Drake Drills Inside as Rain Delays Creighton Prep

Drake Bulldogs kept indoors due to cold rain while awaiting better weather for an outdoor practice. If skies clear, they plan to move outside today ahead of their Creighton game.

DRAKE Des Moines Creighton Bulldogs

Walker Routs Hudkins To Retain Middleweight Title

Mickey Walker dominated Ace Hudkins with a relentless 10 round decision at Wrigley Field Los Angeles, retaining the middleweight title. Walker’s fierce jab and body work left Hudkins bleeding and unable to overcome the champion, in front of about 25,000 fans and a record California boxing gate. The bout sparked suspensions as the National Boxing Association refused to recognize the result, pending action against Walker, his manager Jack Kearns, and promoter Edward Foster.

Providence Hudkins Walker Fteht Los’ Angeles Edward Foster National Rowing Association Jack Kearns Walker Glood Canada NOAAL Wrigley Field Os Angeles Cal Mickey Walker Ace Hudking Nebraska Wild Brrife Hhat California Hodkins Jeff Wildcat Ace Nin

Griffith Proposes National Committee to Regulate College Sports

Chicago Oct 30 Maj John Griffith Western conference athletic commissioner outlined a plan to form a national committee to purge college sports of evils. The body would regulate alumni groups and ex athletics departments seeking help for athletes, inspired by the Carnegie Foundation report.

Chicago United States John Griffith Mat. Griffith Carnegie Foundation Dar

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