Seven Tilts On Conference Card
Chicago April 25 Seven games are on Big Ten baseball schedule this week. Illinois plays Monday Wednesday and Saturday, Minnesota meets Ohio State for its first conference game Saturday. Ohio leads with two wins. Michigan has two losses to Purdue and Northwestern. Red Ames shines for Illinois. Capt. Stole of Wisconsin loses in ten innings to Iowa. Schedule includes Illinois at Iowa, Chicago at Illinois, Northwestern at Purdue, Wisconsin at Illinois, Purdue at Indiana, Northwestern at Iowa, Minnesota at Ohio State. Conference standings list Ohio State, Iowa, Northwestern, Purdue, Indiana, Wisconsin, Chicago, Michigan, Minnesota.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Minnesota
Ohio State
Ohio
Purdue
Ames
New York
Capt
Stole
Wisconsin
Towa
Illinois
Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Annals
Northwestert
Nordy Ereeas
Michigan
Teachers College Ball Team Plays at Luther Tuesday
Teachers College baseball team heads to Decorah for a return game with Thatcher college. Coach Munn Whitford hopes for a flawless performance after Luther College outlet hit to win the opener. Roeder is favored to start the pitching, with Wilson also in consideration.
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Teachers College
Courier
Cedar Falls
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Decorah
Thatcher College
Vikings
Munn Whitford
Roeder
Wilson
Upper Iowa U Ball Team Faces Ten Foes Next
Fayette Ia April 24 Upper Iowa still has 10 foes to be met on the diamond schedule issued by Manager Grays Dorman s veterans must meet Teachers and Luther in a pair of games high spots on the local card Two Iowa loop contests here with Central college of Pella Platteville Normal and Iowa State of Ames as other Peacocks foes A tentative commencement tilt with Gustavus Adolphus of St Peter Minn Heavier hitting team with same battery men hopes for a conference title The next tilt will be State Teachers at Cedar Falls on May 24.
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Courier Special Service
Fayette. Ja
Upper Iowa
Grays
Dorman
Luther
Iowa
Central College of
Feucock
Cedar Falls
City Bowling Championship Decided At Whiteside Alleys
The first annual city bowling tournament concluded with Packey McFarlane winning the singles title at 562. Frank Manahl and Jon Budack won doubles with 1100, and Gamble-Robinson claimed the team title with 2506. Full scores list multiple clubs and players across singles, doubles, and five-man teams.
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Whiteside Alleys
Packey McFarlane
Frank Manahl
Jon Budack
Gamble-Robinson
Bartlett-McFarlane
Waterloo
Stainbrook - Bodholdt
Morris Rudack
Wagner
Vineh
AL McParlane
Fof Richardson
Esvevesacreeens Sorenson
Warper Vscs
Warthoy
Mosher
Truak
A. McFarlane
Thode-Wagner
Norman l
McFarlane
Aries-Brandes Manahl
Weltain Fshed Sale Realsale Bee
Pat Baie Hartman
O'Neil Hk
Morris A. Manahl
McSweenty Esscucese
Awarecrasee
Becker
Buchanan
Hartman
T. Morris
J. G Hartman
Morris Erceeynlso
Doings of the Duffs Suspicious Letter Warning
Mrs Duff receives another letter suggesting her husband’s sighting with the “Attractive Society Widow” and suspects she plans to seize his money. She entrusts the matter to detective Gumshoe for action.
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Bane
Rollinger Pivac Bout Postponed to May 5 in St Louis
Rollinger to fight Tom Pivac in St Louis Missouri has been postponed from next Thursday evening to May 5. The bout will be a 10 rounder as part of a trio of 10 round windups. Promoter Ham Schilling, Chicago, arranging upcoming Rollinger matches against Hoot Burger at Ponca City and Rollinger vs Joe Lohman in St Louis.
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Lou Rollinger
Tom Pivac
St. Louis
Ham Schilling
Chicago
Rollinger
Hoot Burger
Ponca City
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Schilling
Buddy McDonald
Edans Rees
Eddie McFadden
Irish Kennedy
Welter
Williams
Fulton Wins Big After Knockouts Rains on Career
Chicago April 25 Fred Fulton known as the Minnesota plasterer of the prize ring has been knocked out many times but pockets a $50,000 fortune from boxing. He plans a northern Minnesota resort investment while spending winters in Chicago to work with his plaster trade.
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Chicago
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Record for Derby may stand despite 13-year-old mark
Louisville April 25 A Derby winner in 1927 could set a new Derby record if clocked on May 14 The Old Rosebud 1914 time remains not a track mark at Churchill Downs since Woodtrap beat it by a fifth of a second as a seven year old The turf has yet to produce a three-year-old to approach Old Rosebud home mile and a quarter record while weights favor older horses This Derby record remains highly sought after by all contenders.
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Louisville
Iay
Old Rosebud
Churchill Downs
Woodtrap
Baseball leaders and totals from yesterday's games
National and American league leaders highlight yesterday's action with Ruth Meusel Williams and Gehrig among top performers. Notable stats include Hornsby Meusel Simmons and Hoyt among batting pitching leaders with several players at or near .463 batting average and 17 runs by Sunday April 24.
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Brown
Braves
E-Eeas
Traynor
Pirates
Ruth
Yankees
Meusel
Williams
Hornsby
Harper
Wilson
Webb
Wrightstone
Gehrig
Tuth
Simmons
Tobin
National
American Pale Enmiekt Sara Elle
Giants
Wilts
Tyson
Thomas
Hendrick
Robins
Witching
Kremer
Meadows
American
Athletics
Hita
Tamar
Lanzert
Judge
Senators
Goslin
Hoyt
Ruether
Coydeakle
Elgin High Beats Fayette Nine 5 to 3 in Slugfest
Elgin High defeated Fayette 5 to 3 at Fayette on Saturday as pitcher Kiple powered the win with 16 strikeouts and only one hit allowed. Pinch pitched well for Fayette, dropping four hits and 12 strikeouts. A two-hit, three-error burst in the fifth helped Elgin score four runs, with a triple and a single highlighting the visitors’ offense. Wed Johnson stood out for Fayette at second base with seven putouts in his high school debut.
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Courier Special Service
Fayette, Jr
Elgin High
Fayette
Kiple
Elgin
Pinch
Triple
Wed Johnson
Racing Season Opens at Jamaica Course
New York April 25 LP The Metropolitan racing season of 1927 opened at the Jamaica race track with expectations of a strong year for racing The Whitney and Whitney related stables Zieglers Cosdon Livingstons Odom Salmon and others have large outfits under Max Hirsch The Paumonok Handicap featured opening day with a large evenly matched field.
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New York
Jamaica Race Track
EH. Pl’ Whitney
HH. P. Whitney
Rancocas Stable
William Zieglér, Jr
Cosdon
J. Livingston
G. M. Odom
J. Salmon
Max Hirsch
Mrs Smith Warns Iowa Leggers to Be On Their Guard
Des Moines April 25 Mrs Ida B Wise Smith state president of the WCTU issued a warning to bootleggers. New laws require fingerprinting and photographing bootleggers and sending their pedigree to the state department of investigation. Clerks of each district court must file conviction records with the state department enabling counties to locate all bootleggers for grand jury consideration.
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State Department of Investigation
State Department
Grand Jury
Denver Woman Rallies After Operation Here
Mrs Abe Tippey. Denver Jr. was brought to Presbyterian hospital yesterday for an emergency operation and was resting comfortably today. Her condition was reported good.
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Abe Tippey
Denver, Jr
Presbyterian Hospital
Newcomers Establish Fourteen Households in Waterloo
Waterloo retailers report fourteen new households settling in the city last week, with five families leaving. Residents listed include W. W. Cowley of Lime Co, Berger on Maple, A. M. Vaughn on Walnut, and others at 423144 Lime, 234 Maple, 401 Walnut, 834 Fourth West, 415 Allen, 1014 Commercial, 211 Brockwell Arms, 2028 Fourth East, 803 Fifth West, 231 Reed, 1709 Prankin, 514 Almond, 822 Denver, 1821 Fourth, and through to 1821 Fourth.
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Waterloo
Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
City
W. W. Cowley
Lime. Co. Berger
Maple
A. M. Vaughn
Walnut
K. Z. Shankey
Fourth West
Alfred Mason
Allen
James
Cramer
Commercial
Loney
Brockwell Arms Apartments
John LL. Flynn
Yerman
A. Hodges
Fifth West
LL. BG
Palen
Reed
Oscar TL. Rosin
Prankin
James Rual
Almond
Royal Wrause
Denver
Nev
J. Faust
Eagl
Radio Programs Offer Wide Night of Live Broadcasts
The Associated Press lists a dense slate of evening and late night programs from WEAF in New York through WDAF in Kansas City. Highlights include Coolidge's address broadcast from New York, University of Minnesota programs, theatre, orchestras, and dance bands on stations nationwide with multiple times and locations.
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Associated Press
Coolidge
United Press
New York
WEAF
WCCO
University of Minnesota
WFAA
KTHS
WBAP
WHO
KOIL
Webster City
IKSO
WOT
Iowa
KENE
University of Iowa
WSU
KFI
KMOX
WSUI
WIBA
KMON
KPUO
KOA
WOS
WSB
WDAF
CNRV
KNX
Silent night in Midwest and Northeast radio listings
A dense listing of radio stations and programs across the United States, naming call letters, cities, and times. The scattered entries reference orchestras, bands, talk and music programs in Omaha Des Moines Ames New York Denver Lincoln Dallas Houston Memphis Buffalo Atlanta and more, with various time stamps and program notes.
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Ames
Omaha
Chicago
Des Moines
Markets
Davenport
Kelds
Indspentecen
WRZ
Springfield
WEAEF
New York
WGR
WWI
WCAE
WTAM
RSD
WGY
WRC
WENR
WGN
Wdz
Don Amaizo
KDKA
KYW
WCCO
WLW
Houston
WBZ
WFAA
Dallas
W4azz
WOC
Perenpere
KMA
Shenandoah
KTIWS
Hot Springs
Pittsburgh
WOX
Detroit
WEAF
WQJ
WHT
Wow
WSM
Nashville
Cleveland
WBBM
Fort Worth
WHB
Kansas City
WERBH
WLIB
WMAQ
PLOM
U. A
WLRB
AED
Kei
Los Angeles
Town
Corcourse
Wori
Area Dairy Coats
Orchestra
Ww Wsai
WDAF
Wdiz
KDA
Ue Bza
KSO
Clavinda
Wcoo
Mpls
St. Paul
Pontiac
WOS
Jefferson City
WMC
Memphis
Buffalo
WSB
Atlanta
Agricultural
Wol
Banquet
Denver
KFAB
Lincoln
KPRC
WSUI
Iowa City
WSMB
New Orleans
KRMA
KYNWS
WOR
Newark
Wwlw
Cincinnati
WoWw
Wort Worth
KGO
KTHS
Wccco
Mopls
Fire Brigade at Plaza Theatre Promises Realism and Thrills
The Plaza screens The Fire Brigade a dramatic realism filled story of fire fighters with romance and action. Charles Ray and May McAvoy lead a cast that includes Bert Woodruff Eugenie Besserer and Warner F Richmond with authentic firehouse scenes and a wrenching orphanage fire climax. On stage the vaudeville bill features Tin de Sousa and the Music Masters orchestra while Bones of stone age men reveal ancient surgery.
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Fire Brigade
Plaza Theatre
Charles Ray
May McAvoy
Grandpop O'Neill
Ray
Miss McAvoy
Bert Woodruff
Eugenie Besserer
Warner F. Richmond
Holmes Herbert
DeWitt Jennings
Dan Mason
Vivia Ogden
Erwin Connelly
Los Angeles Fire Department
Little Sousa
Blind Alleys at Strand Stars Meighan in Love Trouble
Thomas Meighan leads in Blind Alleys at the Strand for four days, a romance with suspense as a bride in New York confronts her missing husband after an accident in Cuba. Evelyn Brent and Greta Nissen co star, with Hugh Miller and Tom Chalmers in supporting roles. A Mermaid comedy Jail Birdies and other features accompany the program.
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Strand
Thomas Meighan
I Evelyn‘Brent
Greta Nissen
New York
Cuba
Meighan
Livelyn’ Brent
Dan
Owen Davis
Waterloo
Hugh Miller
Tom Chalmers
Hey Hey Cowboy at the Front Lines
A brisk review highlights Hoot Gibson in Hey Hey Cowboy as a western starring tough action. Gibson rides the range, confronts outlaws, and delivers heroics with rapid tempo and rugged bravado.
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Hoot Gibson
Rialto Venice Western Picture Lights Up Four Days
The Rialto theatre presents an exciting western picture by Hoots, praised for speed and crowd appeal. Gypsy Strotlers musical comedy revue, 14 performers led by Conrad Hipp, offers Baron Fiddle Ds Dee, a farce with a prince, delighting local audiences with vaudeville songs dances and a polished chorus.
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Rialto Theatre
Gypsy Strotlers
Conrad Hipp
Prince
Rialto
Men of Steel at Palace opens three day run
United States Steel facilities were used for the First National Productions film Men of Steel opening today at the Palace theater for three days. Milton Sills wrote the original story and stars in the picture with Doris Kenyon as the female lead, supported by Mae Allison George Fawcett Frank Currier Victor McLagren John Kolb Taylor Graves and Henry West. The piece is described as a tremendously dramatic story.
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United States Steel Corporation
First National Productions Corporation
Men of Steel
Palace Theatre
Milton Sills
First National
Doris Kenyon
Mae Allison
George Fawcett
Frank Currier
Victor McLagren
John Kolb
Taylor Graves
Henry West
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Northwestern Outfit
Upper Iowa U
OF Abraham Lincoln
Ric.army
Arlington
Potomac River
Washington
Long Bridge
ARMY
McClellan
Potomac
McClure
By Ben BatsFord
MR. Gumshoe
XL Wall
Nour Services
Tama
Lwodl
Tom
Tam
S·ud
Fulton
Jamaica
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Rees Eee Paul
R. M
SUI
Ikea City
Weeco
WSU1
WOOS
WBCN
WLS
WIID
WHAS
WCIL
Skkxlds
WREO
Jesse Stone
His
Blue Serenaders
Armory
Plaza
Men of
And
Fox News
Joseph
London
Belle Bennett Star
4Th Commandment
Stella Dallas
Evelyn Brent
Frank Tuttle
Jesse L Lasay
Kelly
A 'Phil
Plaz
Little Prince of Music
the Plaza Music Masters
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