Handicap Tourney at Sunnyside Country Club This Weekend
Sunnyside Country club golfers announce their season opener a Saturday and Sunday 18 hole medal play class handicap tournament open to all male members in their classes. Greens are temporary while clubhouse improvements continue ahead of a May 15 opening. McClain shot 68 on temporary greens. Bathie holds temporary course record at 65. Mrs. A W McFarlane leads season women’s nine hole scoring with 39.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Tha
McClain
Fred McClain
City Golf Champian
Breens
Bill Bathie
A. W. McFarlane
Fresh Tracksters at Iowa State Do Well This Season
Ames Iowa April 15 Special The Iowa State freshman track squad shows balance with standout performers led by Howard Mann in 100 yards and 420 yard events. Others shine in sprints hurdles milers and field events with a strong all around group under freshmen coach George Hauser and W E B Beamblossom.
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Ames
Iowa State College
George Hauser
W. E B. Beamblossom
Howard Mann
Cleveland
Mann
George Hamilton
Burlington
J. H. Darnall
Winterset
W. JK. Steeve
Council’ Bluffs
Wo FL Martin
Laurens
Quincy Thornburg
Getwein
Alt
F. Garland
Des Moines
C. Wood
Brighton
Altho
T. P. Seholies
Estherville
Brookins and Wilson in Exhibition Races at Walton Meet
Iowa Cuy April 15 Two former Iowa track captains and Olympic stars Charles Brookins and Eric Wilson will compete in exhibition races at the second annual Walton school invitation meet at Walton Indiana May 15. Wilson may face Dest Walters, former Ames star and 1922 conference 440 and 880 yard champion, in a special quarter mile race. Brookins will also serve as official referee and starter for high school events with opponent yet to be chosen.
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Iowa Cuy
Iown
Charles Brookins
Eric Wilson
Wil
Woulton
Wilson
Dest Walters
Ames
Brookins
Baseball Prospects and Player Moves Across Minor Leagues
Hawkeye-Fuls Steve Smiley and Bob Guzak from Monmouth College seek tryouts with Burlington. Frank Wingfield, ex Burlington manager, lands with Quincy Reds in the Three-I league. Dan Lindner from Waterloo South kicks spring with Trunks before reporting to Superior Police. Red Leam of Oetwein trains with Fayette’s Upper Town University nine and may join Decatur Fle in Three-I. Frank Trarente, former Rock Island shortstop, stays on with Minneapolis. Letty Jerris and Rudolph Swanson kept until April 25 by Mike Kelly after Burlington option. Percy Gray notes Islanders’ offensive strength but defense lacked, signs Fred Blaeser and Frank Cronin from Chicago. Kerman-Aiveria, Ore., heavyweight Pat Lester decision over Lester in 20 rounds.
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Steve Smiley
Bob Guzak
Monmouth College
Burlington
I —O
Minneapolis
Shrevepare
Springwiild
Frank Wingfield
Quincy, Reds
Red Leam
Oetwein
Upper Town University
Fayette
Cleveland Indians
Decatur Fle
Leam
Lakeland Club
Frank Trarente
Rock Islang
Tity Taver
Letty Jerris
Rudolph Swanson
Helder
Mike Kelly
Texas
Minneapotis
Hees
Percy Gray
Rock Island
Bays
Hoe
Islanders
Fred Blaeser
Frank Cronin
Chicago
Cronin
Frank Parente
Blasser
Wells
The Ice Pool's Spring Wait Across Alaska
The piece notes Fairbanks residents impatience for spring and recounts Congressman Rankin’s Alaska visit. He describes the ice pool tolling the ice break date, mosquitoes in summer, and perpetual daylight, highlighting contrasts between northern and southern winters.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
Yukon
Bering Sea
Mr. Rankin
Seattle
Wash
Georgia
Amateur Boxing Champions Named in Boston Tourney
The A A U final rounds in Boston completed two days of boxing with eight champions. Alfred Rollinson of Shelton Conn won the 112 pound title over James McCulle of Buffalo. August Gotto captured the 118 pound crown by outpunching Mike Sansone of St. Louis. Ray Alfano of St. Louis won the 126 pound title by beating Angelo Conyotti of Buffalo. Bernard K B Bartle earned the 147 pound national title for Dartmouth College by outscoring Charles Adamson of Milwaukee. Clayton Frye of Los Angeles narrowly defeated Michael Zingale of Milwaukee in the 160 pound division. James McGonigal of Weymouth Mass claimed the 135 pound title by outpointing Thomas Tawn of New York after a semifinal bye. Henry Lamar of Washington was victorious in the 165 pound class by defeating Edward Connary Huffalo of Buffalo and F. Kehr of New York. Joe Woods of Los Angeles won the heavyweight crown against Alfred Lassman of Cambridge.
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Boston
Muass
Alfred Rollinson
Shelton
Conn
James McCulle
Buffalo
August Gotto
Los Angeles
Mike Sansone
St. Louis
Ray Alfano
Angelo Conyotti
Bernard KB. Bartle
Dartmouth College
Charles Adamson
Milwaukee
Clayton Frye
Michael Zingale
James McGonigal
Weymouth
Mass
Thomastawn
New York
Henry Lamar
Washington
MY. C
Edward Connary
Huffalo
F. Kehr
Joe Woods
Alfred Lassman
Cambridge
Fuch Electen Captain of St Marys Cage Team
Albert Puch was elected captain of the 1926 St Marys high school basketball team at a banquet and party at Friedl's cafe. Puch played guard last season. Mc Donough and Friedl will graduate, but reserves promise strength for next year. A theatre party followed the banquet.
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Albert Puch
St. Mary's
Friedl
Puch
Quint
McDonough
Pershing Declines Drake Relays Attendance
Des Moines on April 15 Gen John J Pershing informed Senator Albert B Cummins he cannot attend the Drake relays set for April 24 and 25. The invitation came from Cummins and the Greater Des Moines association.
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Des Moines
John J. Pershing
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins
Greater Des
Iron and wood use in golf, a personal choice
The author argues the average golfer likely does not improve by using irons for every shot. Some players may benefit from irons through the air, with wooden clubs only from the tee. For those unable to use a wood from the tee, a lofted spoon iron may be suitable. Each golfer should consider personal peculiarities when deciding.
Milligan and Dempsey Victories Highlight Boxing Card
Sioux City welterweight Sioux Ci Milligan won a 10 round decision over Al Van Ryan of St Paul. Morris stopped Sailor Ander Wilkesbarre Pa. Mor Schiaffer stopped Mike Dempsey in seven. Darcey lost to Monroe in six. Nurmi set to race Ritola in a 3 000 meter event with ban expected to be lifted. Munn defends heavyweight title against Zbyszko as commission rules finish must go on. Godfrey scored a technical over Baker with 26 knockdowns. Gibbons claims heavyweight title ahead of Dempsey retirement rumors.
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Sioux City
Glenn Milligan
Sioux Ci
Devision
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Mddle Morris
Sailor Ander- Wilkesbarre
Mor Schiaffer
Qmaihu
Neh
Mike Dempsey
Rochester
N. Y
Jack Darcey
New York
Jimmy Monroe
Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
SLI
Kansas City A. C
Minneapolis
Willie Ritola
Nurmi
Munn-Lewis
Kansas City
Michigan City
Ind
Vic
Aldridge
Pirates
Pittsburgh Ehich
Philadelphia
Wayne CDi Munn
Stanislaus Zbyszko
State Athletic Commission
Vernon
Cal
George Godfrey
Sam Baker
Los Angeles
Kane
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Dempsey
Reds in Eastern Colonies Did Not Bother Holland
The Hague reports Dutch colonial authorities tightening supervision across eastern Indonesian possessions after warnings of communist activity. Minister M S De Graaff says measures target law and order, not suppression of communism, and notes natives who call themselves communists show little understanding of the doctrine. He warns against incitement to revolution.
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Holland
Presa
Hague
Indian
Tropics
M.S. de Graaff
Foot-Lucgo at Waterloo Theatre Promises Fine Drama
The Waterloo theatre Friday hosts a notable drama presented by George Tiley with Lugh Ford, featuring distinguished co stars Mur. The production, titled Foot-Lucgo, is described as a notably fine offering in local theatre notes.
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Werloo
George Tiley
Lugh Ford
Theatres Spotlight Early 1920s Shows and Films
Waterloo theatre listings celebrate stage and screen offerings. From vaudeville at SHTRAND THEATRE to Rialto Revue and Plaza program highlights, including The Tenchanted Garden novelty and Ag Man Desires fight scene at Crystal theatre. Notables include Edna S novel adaptations and performers like Harry Ewan and Larry Lemon.
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Rialto Theatre
Harry
Ewan
Alnbow
Narce
Harry Yaroy
Dixie
Reginald
Matra-Goldwyner
Plaga
Larry Lemon
Hope Whisiptem
Ona C. Reinke
Ytotin
Irene Reed
Macy & Scott
Plaza Theatre
Plaza Theatrig
Ax Man Deives
Crystal Theatre
Milton Siils
Tom Kennedy
Crystal Theatre Presents We Meet Again With Star Cast
A misread page notes Crystal Theatre showing We Meet Again starring Viola Dans and a Nostar cast. The production follows a girl’s journey with a mix of drama and humor.
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Wiliam Ghrists
Au Nostar
includding + Marsh
Mornin
Walter Mil Alartha Aluasticht
Palace That’s a Trusty Haven for Esha’s Circle
A fragment describes Esha finding trust and acceptance among friends who aid and shield her, creating a confident, almost unspoken alliance. The text hints at a hangout filled with crooks who befriended and served her to the best of their ability, forming a peculiar palace-like refuge.
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Trayal
Esha
Alwe Seas
Duextlan
Finda Ceed
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Iowa State
Brookins and Wilson
Dan Lindner
Waterloo Southrow
Superior
Dixon
Hortland
Kerman
Aiveria
Ore
Omaha
Pat Lester
Oakland
ST. Mary’s
Gen. Pershing
DRAKE
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Wgoden Clubs
Iy Funny Farrell
ROYAL
Rhiadtani
Leinge Ag
Zoe Aku
Waterloo
Eileen Mosri
Feu
Vitioh
Outwarket
Fran Edna
Shtrand Theatre
Viola
Alexander Frank
Cnowys
Alust
Kentucky
Bays Ads
Picap
Etreyil
Tlarvey Lemon
Jter
Plaza C
the Mucy
Scott Tavo
Hape Hampton Py
Ihumor
Orchestra
Ona Ieinke
Kong
Julien Dubuque Hotel
Dubuque, Towa
Mae Marsh
Mar Mansfield
Burney
Sherry Noamaiate
Kerry
Walter Miller
Ben Turpin
Teel Virginiay
Constance Talmadge
Hanna Manufacturing Company
Ren
Francis Renault
Gaby Desly
Paris
London
Berlin
Ronnaié
Offe Penn
My Frank Brothers
Penn
Edna Ferber
Selina
Wallace Beery
Ben Lyon
Gladys Brockwell
Ty Kaver
Dear Farley
Old Sterling
Rosesmary Theby
Stuad
HUNT
Tennessee
Bret Harte
First Showig
Carey
de Bret
Marte Ani
Hailey
Ana A Thane
Tre
RCUS
Pratarcic Bonomso
Lolise Lorygainy
MRA
Harry ‘‘the
Evans
Rainbow Girls
RED Pepper
Woodman Hall
Cedar Falls
Yhose
Hiewk
Milton Sills
Viola Dana
Elk Run
Royal Serenaders
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo ‘Pheatre-Gorks
Ann Faves
Lense
Footloose
George C. Tyler
Hugh F. Ford
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