Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Reorganizes Athletic Scope
The Waterloo Inter-Sunday School athletic body completes a broad reorganization at the YOM OCA meeting. New divisions include baseball, basketball, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and indoor baseball with two baseball leagues starting May 16. A point system will crown champions and a supremacy shield. Membership dues rise to $5 per church plus 24 cents per participant. The budget tops $600 with a $25 basketball deficit prorated among 12 churches. 4,883 athletes last year, 5,586 spectators.
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Waterloo
YOM. Oca
E.R. Record
Record
High Gymnasium
Notre Dame to Enter Full Squad at Drake Relays
Des Moines reports Notre Dame will field a full team at the Drake Relays, sending Charles Judge, a top miler, to represent the South Bend school in the four mile relay. Knute Rockne has advised entries for the 100 yard dash and other events at the eighteenth annual indoor meet in South Bend.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Charles Judge
Notre-Dame
South “Bend
Knute. Rockne
Syas
Bend Institution
Duke Slater Named All Time Hall of Fame
Iowa tackle on championship elevens of 1922 and 1923 is honored on George Trevor’s AMA American Time football team. Aubrey II a All-American quarterback received honorable mention in the gridiron Hall of Fame.
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DUKE
Slater
ALL- American Football “Hall OF Fame
Jowa
City
Lins
Iowa
Riant
George Trevor
Forks
Ébony
Aubrey II
Bowling League Scores Move at Wateriog Alleys
Central bowlers won two of three against Diamond Joes in the Commercial league at Wateriog allers last night. G Miller's team took two of three from Wright, and Morris edged Linmas cen's for two wins in Rotary league matches at Whiteside alleys.
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Winds Central
T Diamond Joes
Getto
Wateriog Allers
G. Miller
Wright
Morris
Linmascen
Whiteside Alleys
G. Miner
van Hartman
Abe
Wrigh
Ralston
raBiel
Sean Reee
Buchanan
Yon Watson
Shogmaker
Loomis
Caveesaves
Totads
Rockne Honored as Laurels at Frish School
In South Bend April 12 ad, Rockne’s luck shines as laurels at Frish School. George Keone ginoo enters athletic hall of fame noting his two year record of 32 wins and two losses with Frank lin college. Keegan coached at several institutions before 1924, later joining Notre Dame and Indiana programs.
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South Bend
Kunte Rockne
Fae Notre Dine
George Keoneginoo
Athletic Hall of Fame
Franklin College
Keegan
On Gharlestry
Academy
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Valparaigeunl
Rookie catcher Steinecke sparks contract dispute with Waterloo
William Steinecke, a rookie catcher from Chicago, tries to jump his Waterloo deal prompting Haawks manager Cletus Dixon to act. Dixon informs the National Association secretary and Steinecke of the move, stressing that contract sanctity is key and promising to review the case. Steinecke had signed with Waterloo in January and was sent to the team with other hopefuls last week.
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William Steinecke
Chicago
Ill
Waterloo
Cletus Dixon
Haawks
William
Steinecke
Dixon
Farrell
National Minor Leagues Association
Powers-That-Be
Seaion
Steineck
Big Bill Tilden Satisfied With Form Ahead of Championships
Augusta Ga April 12 William T Tilden says he is satisfied with his tennis play and current form after Florida state title and Southern wins. He expects to be in top condition for British and French championship matches abroad and flags no nerves about his game.
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Augusta
William T. Tilden
Florida
450 Teams Entered in A B C Tourney Next Year
Peoria Illinois April 12. The next American Bowling Congress tournament is a year away yet already 450 teams and 2 250 bowlers have entered. More than 9 000 bowlers participated in six weeks of campaigning for prizes totaling 65 000 with the 1928 meet planned in Kansas City March 3 to April 3. Tea Shops of Milwaukee topped five man total with 3 199 pins, 60 pins better than last year. Winners also include doubles Flick and Snyder Erie PA 1 817 500 singles W Eggers Chicago 705 3300 all events B Spinella New York 2 014 127 Leo Pflum high game 288.
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Peoria
Ill
American Bowling ‘Congress
Campaiont
Kansas City
Tea Shops
Milwaukee
Flick and Snyder
Erie
W. Eggers
Chicago
B. Spinella
New York
Leo Pflum
Young Stribling Seen as Burned Out by New York Column
The New York paper portrays young Stribling, once famed for his athletic vigor in the ring, as burned out at over 22 after premature early stardom. The piece notes his external charm and internal strain, arguing ongoing form is hindered by a career begun too young and the toll of intense campaigns.
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New York
Stribling
Young Stribling
A. Waterloo
Lou Rollinger
New-York
Apollo
Warrom
Huffman
Helen Wills to Play at Wimbledon This Year
San Francisco April 12 Helen Wills tennis star is to play at Wimbledon this year. She will leave California in May sailing from New York on the Cunard liner Tuscani May 14. She expects to land Plymouth May 22 and devote time before the Wimbledon tournament opening June 20 to practicing on English grass courts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Helen Wills
California
England
New York
Cunard
Plymouth
Hudkins Meets Tendler In Ten Round Welter Bout
Los Angeles April 12. Youthful Ace Hudkins of Lincoln Neb welterweight faces veteran Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in a 10 round bout. Hudkins, 22, has four years in boxing while Tendler, 29, is in his fourteenth year as a pro. Odds favored Hudkins to win.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ace Hudking
Lincoln
Neb
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Hodkins
Tendler
Rugg to face Johnson in West Tennis final
Mick Rugs, a grade school entrant, faces Johnson, a high school youth, in the final of the West Night tennis tournament to decide the school championship. Rugs advanced by defeating Walle Slee 4-2 6-3 and Pi 4-6 6-2, while Johnson beat Sloane 2-... in the other semifinal.
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Mick Rugs
Johnson
Rugg
Walle Slee
Sloane
Des Moines civic club to organize season opener April 27
Des Moines civic club representatives plan Thursday meetings to arrange the formal opening of the baseball season in Des Moines with the first home game on April 27. The report also notes Drake coach Ossie Solem’s take on new basketball rules and other sports updates.
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Deemens
Bomner
Ossie Salem
Drake
Dew Moines-Ninte Rockne
Notre Dame
William Tilden
America
Tve
J. A. Ruggles
Pinehurst
Joxiah Wherlwrict
Boston
Chicago
Dave Shade
California
Phil Krug
Warrison
N. J
Mickey Walker
Maiameveight
A. J. Warris
GAL
James RB
New York
American Wizlard Association
Dr. LP
Mack
St. Louis
Gale
Tate
Memphis
Albert Prinean
Detroit
James B. Lewis
Hawkeye Full Waterloo bowlers win 336 at Peoria event
In the A B C tournament at Peoria NL Hawkeye Full Waterloo bowlers totaled 336. J Lorenz earned 10 dollars for a 609 singles score while KE Newman netted 9 with 599 and McFarland and Newman 17 for an 188 doubles score. Washington fans faced opening day without Walter Johnson as an ankle injury kept him sidelined for the Senators.
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Waterloo
Peoria
J. Lorenz
KE. Newman
McFarlane
Newman
Washington
Walter Johnson
Tennyson
Brook
Senators
Charles City Club to Hold Shoot April 19
Charles City Ia April 12 trapshoot will be held here Tuesday April 19 commencing at 10 30 a m Program will consist of 160 targets divided into 10 events of 20 targets each Entrance will be 1 in each event Five equal monies Nine special prizes consist of flashlights and hunting knives will be given Shooters will be classified 90 per cent and above A 85 to 89 B below 85 C Prizes will be given to first second and third in each class Bim Castle is manager and Fred C Whitney cashier.
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Charles City
Bim Castle
Fred C. Whitney
Taxes Paid for Ty Cobb's Clock Usta Ga
April 12 report states Ty Cobb’s home clock was a grand grandfather timepiece given by Detroit. The ceremony marked Detroit’s rare civic grant to a single baseball star, with Cobb praised for publicizing Detroit more than any other figure save Ford.
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Usta. Ga
To Coe
Detroit
Cobb
Henry Ford
Charles City Tops State Section Basket Receipts
Charles City led Iowa sectional basketball receipts with 1656. East High ranked 15th of 32 centers at 934.05. Spirit Lake followed at 1579.75 and Glenwood 1405. Vinton hosted the district tournament with 882. The funds were split among East High athletic fund, the state association, officials, and visiting schools for transportation.
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Charles City
Fred J. Miller
East High
George Brown
Town High School Athletic, Association
Spirit Lake
Glenwood
East High Athletic Fund
State. Association
Vinton
Tutor Track Relays Set for April 23 at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 12 Entries are arriving by mail as the track is prepared for the Iowa Teachers relays on Saturday April 23. The track is widened and clay mixed with cinders to provide firm footing for prep school contestants and to ward off rain delays ensuring a fast surface for the events.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS SEVERAL RESULTS
AP reports boxing results across several cities including Phil McGraw defeating Charley Manly in New Bedford and Fidel LaBarrica defending a title with a decision in Providence. Kid Stewart and Luther Ashford drew in Fort Scott while Sammy Mandell knocked out Johnny Valdez in Tucson. Bill Ryan beat Shuffle Callahan in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Charley Manly
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
Fidel LaBarrica
Young
Real Estate Transfers in Local Properties and Names Affected
A rushed list details transfers and deeds among residents and properties including Gilson to Myers and Myers to Gilson for multiple lots in East Park Place and Christie add Morris Case's Bug area, plus transfers involving McDermott Lewis Burnside and El wells subdivisions, Virden and How Tey & McWilliams additions, and connections among Cass Burk Cass Burk, Ever Grenpendorf, Addy, and Iowa Public Service Co.
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East Park
Piacg
Leon Ralph R. Myers
Christie
Cowin
Marilda E. “Housden
Fred Walcott
Burnside
B. MM. Storm
Emmons Johnson
Lewis
Tey & McWilliams
William Thompson
Kleckner
Cass Burk
L. S. Cass
East Bug
Zathoe Cass Burk
Enterprise Place
East Side
Eea
Eee
Charlotte Ever
August Grenpendorf
Baltimore
William B. Addy
Iowa Public Service Co
Delaware
Woodlawn
Four Convicted on Liquor Charge Reversal on Appeal
Des Moines April 12 The federal circuit court of appeals at St Louis has reversed the federal court decision in the Peoria Des Moines liquor conspiracy case four years ago. The four men named are Thomas Conroy Candy Haton James Dickerson and I W Halley each sentenced to 16 months in prison. All have been out on appeal bonds. Five other men who pleaded guilty are in Leavenworth. This ruling and details were received from INS reports.
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Des Moines
INS
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Federal
Leavenworth
Sloan's Liniment Aids BC Survey Party in Hardship
A British Columbia government survey party reports Sloan's Liniment kept the crew in fine trim during weeks of exposure and hardship. The item claims it relieves sprains bruises stiff muscles and rheumatism by aiding healing and blood flow. Available at all druggists for 35 cents.
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British Columbia
Civilization
Sloan’s
Not affect them as they pleaded guilty to charges
New York City runs 23 playgrounds where children of working mothers may be cared for all day.
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New York City
County awards grading and drainage contracts in Bremer
Bremer county board awarded a grading contract to William Dutton for 13 miles at 23 089.7 total, including 81 194 cubic yards earth removal and rock work. Other contracts total 16 165.33 for erosion work and 2 781.9 for drainage, raising county road improvement to 47 036.85. Gravel bids went to G E Sergeant Hampton 8 027, A J Fleckenstein Independence 6 998.78, Prahm Ker New Hartford 1 139.26.
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Cous Road
Coun Board
William Dutton
Dutton
Bremer County
G. E. Sergeant
G. E. Sergeant,’ Hampton, $8 027; A.J. ‘Fleckenstein
Indépenence
Prahm & Ker New Hartford
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