Reuther Shines in Rare Form as Red Sox Fall
In New York on April 19 1927 the New York Yankees led by pitcher Reuther delivered a strong game with two hits in three at bats and decisive fielding. Boston scored zero as the Tigers and Browns split decisions in a day of doubleheader play. Umpires Ev Tas Hildebrand and McGowan presided as the Browns overcame the White Sox in St. Louis.
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Red Sox
Jocala
Reuther
Hugmen
Boston
Peeres
Flagstead
Todt
Wanninger
Harriss
Rigney
Dass
Ther
Suther
Jacobsen
Grabowski
Hildebrand
McGowan
Browns
White Sox
Nally
An In En Tiger
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Warner
Heilmann
dLaveen
Poe
Buckeye
Yahther
Manush
Nels
Lutzke
Lavsen
Burns
Spurgeon
Levsen
J. Sewell
Hollo‘way
Hollosway
Vroti
Ryland
Gebel
Connolly
F Boyle Named Joplin Western Association Manager
Frank Boyle, veteran Waterloo baseball figure, is reported to manage the Joplin Pilots in the Western Association this season. A former Waterloo player and manager, he has led Marshalltown in the Mississippi Valley League and played for several Central West teams. Competitors for the Joplin post include Chick Mattick, ex Ottumwa Pilot now managing Okmulgee in Oklahoma.
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Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Joplin
Boyle
Applin
Marshalltown
Onawai Boyle
Chick Mattick
Ottumwa
Okmulgee
Oklaham
West High Picks Relay Entries for Cedar Falls Meet
West High announced its track entries for the Cedar Falls high school relay meet. Coach Ralph Sarff lists Tarpey, Rust, Makinster, Olds, Pixley, Stetzel, and others for events including the 100-yard dash, high hurdles, discus, shot put, jumps, and pole vault. The junior class won the home track meet with 71 points. freshmen 4, seniors OTBA, sophomores 21.
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Cedar, Falls
Ralph
Stetzel
Pixley
Rust
Cof
Bsedleel Pliley
Templeton
Miller
Terry
Makinster
Gnagy
Marshall
Arecebrian Aoey
Shopat
Polevault
J ‘Paulsen
Oklahoma Cowboy Kaynes F. Bowers KOed in Tulsa bout
Warnie Smith the Oklahoma cowboy fighter knocked out Floyd Bowers Waterleo Ta in the third round of a scheduled 10 round main event last night. Smith floored Bowers in the first round and repeatedly in the second before finishing him in the third.
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Tulsa
Okla
Warnie Smith
Floyd Bowers
Waterleo
Smith
Bowers
Dean youngest Iowa coach earns Midwest title
Mount Vernon Iowa April 19 Judd Dean 23 Carnell boasts the country’s youngest college coach after he led his basketball team to a Midwest conference championship for the second straight year. As Cornell College captain last year he starred in football and basketball and was all state and all conference quarterback. This season his squad dropped two to Michigan and Miltoniors and one to Carleton while Dean also assists in track and football.
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Mount Vernon
Judd
Dean
Carnell Collec
Cornell College
Samen
Michigan
Mllinors
Carleton
Rockne Prepares Radical Shift at Notre Dame Spring Practice
Newspaper notes Coach Rockne is testing a backfield shift in which backs turn away from the line until the snap. The new formation promises puzzling misdirection with backward shifts, lateral passes, and hidden-ball plays to confuse defenses.
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Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockness
Doornbos Eyes Fast Drake Relays Hurdle Run
Doornbos from Kansas looms as the favorite in the 120 yard high hurdles at Drake Relays April 29 and 30, aiming to equal or surpass the existing Drake mark of 14.5 seconds. Contenders include Stillwater, Penquite, Guthrie, Dye, Simpson, and other Valley and Big Ten hurdlers, with strong competition anticipated from Ohio State, Nebraska, and Iowa entrants.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Doornbos
Kansas
Stillwater
Texas
Drake
Penquite
Leighton Dye
University of California
Phin Guthrie
Ohio
Guthrie
Ohio State
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Baskin
Alabama Poly
Witmer
Ames
Cuhel
Iowa
Big Ten
Doornbes
Ossie Solem
Michigan swimming captain works out in Cedar Falls pool
Captain Paul Samson of the University of Michigan swimming team visited Teachers College in Cedar Falls with his grandparents on April 19 before returning to Ann Arbor. He competed at the National collegiate swim meet in Iowa City last weekend, setting several new records. Samson, six feet six inches tall and 205 pounds, demonstrated water skills to spectators during a Tutor pool workout.
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Cuarter
Cedar Falls
Paul Samson
University of Michigan
Teachers College
Ann Arbor
Michigan
George Samson
Iowa City
Wolverine
Samson
Nine tutors get basket letters
Cedar Falls April 19 The Faculty athletic board of Iowa State awards Basket letters to nine varsity basketball men and seven wrestling team members. Honorees include Croy Orr Grochowsky Bartelma Rueter Graeber Peterson and others with a mix of veteran and first year players.
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Cedar ¥ Falls
Athletic Board of
Iowa State Athletic Awards
Croy
A.tc
Orr
Grochowsky
Bartelma
Rueter
Nordly and Weite Sign For Anson Club Return to Pro Baseball
Nordly and Weite signed by Shelly for Anson Club April 19 report Carl Nordly third baseman of the 1925 club will return to professional baseball, missing Newark assignment due to Rochester Minnesota school duties until June. Wente acquired as catcher with old game tricks, released by Danville, previously with St. Louis Cardinals tryout. Nordly aims for second base upon return as he resumes league play.
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Marshalltown
Anson
Carl Nordly
Shollenberger
Wente
Valley
Nordly
Newark
Rochester
Minn
A. Garleton
Thurston and Senators Shut Out Athletics in Doubleheader
Washington, April 19. The Senators defeated the Athletics 4 to 0 in the opener and Thurston followed with a second shutout as Philadelphia managed only scattered hits. Walberg was touched early, and Branom provided the ninth inning spark for the A’s threat but could not avert the loss.
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Washington, D. C
Senators
Athletics
Walberg
Platter
Thurston
White Sox
Altho
Branom
Lamar
Poole
Cochrane
Boley
Galloway, SS
Willis
Washington
Rice
Cease Harris
Goslin
Judge
Myer
Ruel
French
Wheat
Bishop
Wills
Galloway
Philadelphia
Speaker
Cobb
Gosling
Branorn
Hale
Locomotive Whistle Tested On Western Railroad
A curious report notes a locomotive whistle with a more musical tone being tried on a western railroad. The tale also mentions a mother cat in Cal attempting to nurse five young squirrels, showing affection despite their peculiarities.
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Aheeordheim
Cal
Waterloo Hawks Sell Players to St Louis Cardinals
The Waterloo baseball club will receive 2000 dollars on May 1 as final payment for Red Worthington and Charlie Abbott. Sold at season end 1926, Waterloo got 1500 as down payment. balance due soon as Cardinals keep Worthington with Syracuse and Abbott with St Louis.
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Waterloo
Worthington
Charlie Abbott
Hawk
Cardinals
Syracuse
Abbott
St. Louis
Phillies Beat Dodgers in Nine Inning Shutout
Phillies defeat Dodgers 7 to 3 after a late burst, Williams homered and Carlson drove in runs. McGraw took the loss while Carey and Williams recorded hits. Clark and Wrightstone contributed on defense, with umpires Hart Rigler and Pfirman calling the game in 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Felix
Joe McGraw
Marriott
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Carey
Williams
Meusel
Carlson
Leach
Fribere Toi
Wrightstone
McGraw
Clark
Willoughby
Hart, Rigler
Pfirman
Hawkeyes rout St Louis in southern game
Iowa varsity baseball wrapped up its southern training with a 12 to 2 victory over St Louis University. Corbin allowed three hits as Iowa capitalized on four errors to score 12 runs. Smith homered and tripled in three at bats while Thompson started behind the plate before Broders relieved him. The Hawkeyes head to Iowa City for a four day rest before Big Ten opener vs Wisconsin.
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St. Louis
University of Iowa
St.Louis
University
Corbin
Hawkeyes
Thompson
Iowa
Broders
Smith
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Winners
A roundup of boxing results from multiple cities led by Bud Taylor and Billy Stribling. Notable wins include George Good, Jack Zivic, Lew Chester, and Packy Moran, with several knockouts and decisions across Buffalo Chicago Toronto and other venues.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Young Nationalista
Filiping
George Good
Rapaben
Leon Chevalier
Oak
Pittsburgh
Cuddy de Marco
McKeesport
Jack Zivic
New York
Harry Harris
Bellaire
Hugh Haggerty
Buffalo
Billy (Young) Stribling
Atlanta
Benny Ross
Newark
N.J
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Bobby Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jackie i Andrews
Packy Moran
Chicago
Darling remark on speed and worth of living
Dialogue from Weekly Scotaman features a breathless remark as the speaker suggests life is worth living while speeding, followed by a witty reply about pedestrians dodging them. The exchange highlights a lighthearted urban mood and social perception of fast-paced movement.
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Weekly Scotaman
Grid coach neutral on new 1927 football rules
Cedar Falls April 19 The football rules committee made about an even break in four major changes says Coach Paul F. Bender of Iowa State Teachers College The Tutor leader thinks shifts and lateral pass changes hurt the game while goal posts move ends kick greatly reduces scoring by goal kicks and boosts diverse plays near goal line He also praises the fumbled punt dead rule but condemns bretting the shift for one second and the grounded ball rule which could promote spread formations The coach cannot alter the legislation as it comes from a special group.
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Cedar Falls
Paul F. Bender
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Bender
Englishman credited with proposing one way traffic past Buckingham Palace
A British man is credited with originating the idea of one way traffic, writing to officials about thirty years ago to propose directing traffic past Buckingham Palace in a single flow.
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Buckingham Palace
Miller's Bowling Team Wins Rotary League Title
G Miller's team clinched the Rotary league championship for the 1926-27 season despite three losses to Lumsden's squad in a final evening program at Whiteside Alleys last night. Lumsden's won two of three from Morris, while Wright's took two of three from Morris.
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G. Miller
Rotary League
Lumsden
Ww. L
Ge “Miller Ipsenemartensaas
Morris
Wright” Frac Hen
Wright
Wright Wa Ewaa Deen Ee
Ralston’ Sansoosen Eess
Douthett Teen Smetsencedal
Gates Stem Eae Nes
L. Miller
Rohit Oe
Taumsden
Arereee Wash
Sted
Watson Wees
Shoemaker
H. Miller
Loomis
Watson
Loomis Beeen
H. “Miller
Morris—_ Motiis
Waateenseeees
Ty, Miller
Eaeene
Rohit
Mantz Gamble
Hornaday to Speak at Ames on Conservation
Dr. William T. Hornaday, director of the New York Zoological Park, will address the annual banquet of the Iowa Conservation Association in Ames on April 29. Delegates from Waterloo are expected to attend the short course and banquet, with tickets at $1 from G. B. MacDonald.
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Ames
William’ T. ‘Hornaday
New ‘York
G.B. MacDonald
Iowa
Hornaday
Cuba
West ‘Indies
South’America
India
Croydon
Malay
Peninsula
Borneo
United’ States
United States Natural Museum
New York
America
National Societe’ d'Acclimatation
France
Royal. ‘Society
Luxembourg
Republic of
Montana National ‘Bison
Wichita Bison Range
Snow Creek
Montana
Newcomers establish homes in Waterloo community
Waterloo Retail Merchants association records show Newcomers Mr and Mrs Newcomer now reside in Waterloo, offset by removal of four families. New residents include J. E. Ayres, Frank L. Rigdon, Leslie M. Smith, George Wellendorf, T. E. Fitkins, Ray P. Guiswig, Lewis Keasly, W. P. Hostetler, F M Ewalt, Lv Holand, Steve Cass and others at addresses on Dawson, Sycamore, Sullivan, Mohawk, Edwards, Fifth West, Beech, Linwood, Tenth and Independence.
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Waterloo
Merchants’ Association
J. E. Ayres
Dawson
Frank L. Rigdon
Sycamore
Sullivan
George Wellendorf
T. E. Fitkins
Edwards
Ray
P. Guiswig
Fifth West
Lewis’ Keasly
Beech
W.P. Hostetler
Linwood
MM. Ewalt
Walleate J
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Indians
BROWA
Mike
James
G. Thwlas
Ualkertaker
Plaare
AIS Fuserral
Stesn
F. Boyle
Western
McNaught Syndicata, Inc
N.Y
West High
Oklahoma Cowboy
Kaynes F. Bowers
Keixteen
Ockne
AL Demares
New York Glanta
Drake Relays
Teachers College Faculty Athletic Board
Weite
Shelly
Thurston Blanks Athletics
Phillies
Dodgers
Hal Carlson
Cy Williams
Trusty
Willow
Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baker Bowl
Abreh
Eore Carey
Phiadelphia
Poae Land
Spaulding
Thomason
Friberg
Wilson
Mought
OWA
Southern
Minneapolis
Herman
Otto von Porat
Wilkes-Barre
Pau
Johnny Risko
Homero Rojas
Will
Ames ON Conservation
Watertooans
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
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