ZUUPPKE FEARS ILLINI WILL LOSE DRIVE IF LAZY WORKERS
Champaign Sept. 9 Coach Bob Zuppke fears possible complacency and injuries could derail Illinois football from a third straight Big Ten title. He plans to mold 18 lettermen from 1927-28 and a strong sophomore crop into a 1929 machine for six demanding games Iowa Michigan Northwestern Army Chicago and Ohio State.
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Champaign
Bob
Zuppke
Big Ten
Illini
Iowa
Michigan
Northwestern
Army
Chicago
Ohio State
Zup
Dwight Stuessy
Frosty
Peters
Zap
Gaga Mills
Carl Bergesot
Walter Jolley
Jim Tarwain
Henry Steinman
Melvin
Pigekin
Frita Humbert
Judéan Timm
Art Schultz
Humbert
Geneseo
Chuck Hall
Joe Green
Red Grange
Russell Crane
L. J. Weltz
Lou Gordon
O. R Hills
Dutch Nowack
Harry Richman
Eddie Kawal
Qberg
Dale Ratsh
Griffith Fights German Contender Opens Madison Square Season
New York dispatch previews the indoor season opener at Madison Square Garden. Dr Ludwig Haymann of Germany seeks the vacant heavyweight throne, facing Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City in a 10 round bout, with Griffith aiming to rebound from a prior two round loss to James Braddock. Also on the card Billy Petrolie and King Tut meet in a lightweight 10 rounder at Carrolle.
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New York
Fisth
Ludwig Haymann
Germany
Haymann
Tuffy
Griffith
Sioux City
Madison Square Garden
Garden
West
James J. Braddock
Jersey
Carrolle
Billy Petrolie
Targo
N. C
King Tut
Wisconsin
Three Recruits in Detroit Uniforms Against Yankees
Three Detroit rookies and one New York recruit reported to their managers at Yankee Stadium. Raymond Heyworth, a catcher from Toronto, Jonathan Stone, an outfielder from Toledo, and BI Akers, an infielder from Heatumont Texas, joined Julian Wern of Jersey City. The Detroit trio saw immediate action.
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New York
Kup
Yankee Stadium
Bucky Harris
Detroit
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Raymond Heyworth
Toronto
Jonathan Stone
Toledo
BI Akers
Heatumont
Julian ‘Wern
Jersey City
Fred Barth acquires Fredericksburg plumbers business
Fredericksburg news item reports Fred Barth, long time worker for William Mueller, purchasing Mueller’s plumbing shop and building. The notice notes Roy Purdy and his sister Ruth recently returned from a Yellowstone trip.
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Fred Barth
Fredericksburg
Courier
Fred Berth
William Mueler
Mueller
Roy Purdy
Ruth
Yellowstone Park
Leading Hitters and Batting Averages From Major Leagues
Baseball stats summarize top hitters in the American and National Leagues. Players like Foxx Fonseca Simmons Manush Combs Gosia O'Dell Herman Hornsby Traynor Waner appear with games at bats runs hits and averages noting year ago benchmarks and leaders across Philadelphia Cleveland New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh.
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Uferitatvatal Meus
Abroh Pat
Foxx
Philadelphia
Fonseca
Cleveland
Simmons
Paiphia
Manush
St. Louis
Combs
New York
Gosia
Washington
National League
O'Dell
Pailadelphia
Herman
Brooklyn
Terry
Hornsby
Chicago
Traynor
Pittsburgh
PY Waner
Hawks Seek Work Across Town for Hard Winter
A large number of Hawks players searched want ads to find winter employment after short vacations. Star pitcher John Niggeling heads to Omaha for semipro games and piecing together a year with barber duties. Several teammates plan exhibitions in Durant Ta and Durant Ga, with others returning home to Calmar Ia and Kenosha Wis to rest, coach, or pursue studies.
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Hawks
John Niggeling
Hawk
Omaha
Totty DeFate
Niggeling
Nebraska
Durant
Gregg Becker
Calmar
Becker
Dixon
John Benda
Jack Frost
Chick Walsh
Ray Berres
Sig Vick
Dakotas
Chicago
Waterloo
California
West Coast
Birmingham
Kenosha
Wis
Ray
Kenneth Storme
Des Moines
Clayton Thompson
Demons
Thompson
Lews University
Otto Vogel
Ogden
Big Vick
Toronto
Joe Prevost
St. Louis Browns
Billy Prince
Joe Kernan
Windy City
Bob White
Paberman
Radio Program Schedules Across Major New York Networks
Central time listings show a dense slate of programs on CBS NBC and NBC-affiliated stations with music concerts orchestras talk and variety shows. Notable entries include United States Navy Band Concert Luncheon and Evening dance music on WJZ WABC WEAF WGN and WNBC with multiple host acts and orchestras across various stations.
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CBS Chain
United States Navy Band
KMOX
Gaurora
Henry Burhig
WADO
WMAQ
Uncle Joe
Pat
EKOIL
HMBO
Wado Wataq
Kmox Koil
Paul — Specht
EMBO
Wadc Koib
Hesm
NBC Chain
Buck &¢ Wing
Moment Musicale
KSD
WGY
EYW
WDAF
WTAM
Gypsies Orchestra
Family Party
Wwe
WGN
Wow
WOW Wey
Lloyd Gibbons
WGN Wry
WWI -Woo Wey
Jack Albin
Daner
RWA
New York
Nmc
Chatn
Mormon Tabernacle Gholt
Orgap
WLW
Ted Pierko
Chicago
KYW
Amas
Andy
KDKA
WIR
Uncle Bob
WEAY
WABC
Amos-Andy
Dan Ang Sylvie
Inspiration
Wits
WCCO
Minneapolis
Dinter Afsic
Beures
St. Paul
Ssu
CBS
Chain
Symphony
WADD
WBBM
Koil Weco
KOIL
K . Kmbo
Pat Whiterman
Wadd Ween
Kolb
Weco
Salon Orch
WBSM
KMBO
WADC
Woco
Jesse Grantford
KMBC
Kmoxx
CCO
KOT
WEAF
NBC
Roads of the Sky
Erik Nelson
Tiremen
WGY Wow
WWI
WGN Who
WDAP
Eskimos Dance Orchestra
Harry Reser
WOY
WOW Eyw
WKY
Bil Scott
Avaw
WIZ
Lew White
Edwin Franko Goldman
WJR
Wren
Marjorie Horton
aAlso
Syncomatics Orchestra
Orchestradions
Walter Wilson
AIG
Uncle Quin
Plearwalker
Too—Weap & Wiz
Jim
Joe
H. V. O'Brien
Inspiration Boys
Dan
Sylvia
Wcco Minneapolia
Sic
TNO
Brad
Politiaans
Old Settlers
Des Moines—font
H. && H. Gleaner
Decker
Iowans
Clicquat Chih Eskimos
Brunawich Brevites
Werther
Playhouse
The
New Hampton Gridders Open Season Prospects
About 30 candidates seek a strong season under coach Bill Waters with John Lyford as assistant. The schedule opens September 27 at home against Charles City, then Cresco Osage and others through November 28, with several away games and dates to be confirmed.
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Courier Special Service
New Hampton
Bill Waters
John Lyford
Charles City
Cresco
Osage
Devorah
West Waterloo
Owen
Sumner
Delwelh
Cedar Faith
Theta. Noy
Nathus
73 Dogs Compete for Park Prizes at Electric Park
Seventy five dogs of mixed types competed for prizes at Electric Park on Children's Day. About 2,400 attended, a season high. Winners earned 2 dollars for first place and 1 dollar for second in each class, with events covering shortest and longest tails and other dog traits. Notables included Fay Considine and Walter Kautzenberg for smallest dog and Hilmer Schmidt and Raymond O'Hare for largest.
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Electric Park
R. E. Peterson
Altho
Fay Considine
Walter Kautzenberg
Hilmer Schmidt
Raymond O'Hare
Aainebestt
Milton’ Stultz
Edna Yellowesk
Douglas Chapman
Roy Cunningham
Jack Penne
Robert, Gee
Dorothy Trotter
Robert Hutton
Jack Schroeder
Edith Woll
James Armstrong
Donald Young
Penton Garter
Josep Kamoss
Ralph Aldrich
Portia Wallace
Alro Bandfeld
Bernice Olver
Colleen Baugh
Melvin Johnson
Catches Big Fish in Cedar River and Osage Birth
Carl Gustafson of Osage caught a 3 4 pound wall eyed pike in the Cedar River Friday. A son, Bob Jr., was born Friday forenoon in Osage to Mr and Mrs St Clair of LeMars. Mrs St Clair is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred G Smith of Osage. Apricot kernels taste so rarely that almonds may be used in macarons.
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Osage
Carl Gustafson
Cedar River
Bob, Jr
St. Clair
LeMars
Madame X headlining at Paramount with Bowin and Chatterton
Paramount presents Madame X all talking drama with Ruth Chatterton Lewis Stone and Raymond Hackett in a story of a wife who descends to crime to protect her son. The cast includes Holmes Herbert and Eugenie Besserer with Lionel Barrymore directing. Rudy Vallee performs with color songs in the same program. The Strand offers The Dance of Life all talking with Burlesque and Parlor Post. The Colorado river will deepen Grand Canyon to reach sea level.
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Tonight Palace
Clara Bowin
Fox News
Paramount
Madame X
Ruth Chatterton
Lewis Stone
Raymond Hackett
Rudy Vallee
Hal Skelly
Nancy Carroll
The
Parlor Post
Boyce Coombs
Pathe Sound News
Madame XX
Paramount Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Atage
Holmes Herbert
Durich Haupt
Eugenie Besserer
Lionel Barrymore
France
Connecticut Yankees
Spain
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Term of Federal Court Postponed
The May term of United States district court for the eastern division of the northern district of Iowa set for today has been postponed to Tuesday December 10 by order of Judge George Stott Sioux City. The postponement follows agreement of attorneys in several matters to delay trials and to accommodate bar members by holding the term later in the year.
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United States District Court For
Iowa
Tuesdalay
George ©. Stott
Sioux City
Waterloo section remembers Mary A Taylor in 1928 obituary
A year ago today in Waterloo the death of 83 year old widow Mary A. Taylor, longtime Black Hawk county resident since 1856, at 1029 Grant Avenue. The Owen family reunion of descendants of Mr and Mrs Jonathan R. Owen drew about ninety relatives at Island Park Cedar Falls. Gayle M. Scott won first in a Waterloo rider event and two other Waterloo entrants placed in a motorcycle hill climb at Saylor Woods Des Moines. Lynn Wilson of Waterloo placed third and fractured two ribs. Fragments mention early wild-animal farming by a New York man prior to 1680 and a legal dispute over a minkery project.
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Mary ‘A. ‘Taylor
Hugh E. Taylor
Black Hawk County
Grant Avenue
Owen Familly
Afd
Jonathan R. Owen
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Gayle M. Scott
Waterloo
Saylor Woods
Des Moines
Lynn Wilson
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Aulu Bowers
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Humber
MR. Bundyu
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Storme
Joan Benda
Diduth
Minn
Heath
P.M
Itc
Hogan Hancock
Wal Skelly
Heaig
Pathe Sound
Royce Coombs
Saturday Evening Post
Bert Browne
Frank Oller
Raymond Hackett and
Rudy Valelee
WIS Orchestra
Spatn
Paramount Sound and
Ihalag News
New York State
Clara Bow
Paramount News
Shanks & Adams Loan Co., Jewelry Dept
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