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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

4

Neal Allison to Fight Here Soon in Big Card

Promoters of Becker-Chapman Post American Legion bring heavyweight Neal Allison of Duluth and Waterloo to Dairy Congress Hippodrome on Labor Day at 3 p.m. headlining Ray Dempster in a featured bout. Des Moines’ Jerry Alton meets Fritz Knipp in eight rounds, with other four-round preliminaries promised. event billed as a standout boxing card for northeastern Iowa.

Labor Day Lon. D Calingly Berker-Chapman Post American Legion Neal Allison Duluth Wateloo Ray Dempser Dairy ¢ Congress Hippodrome Soo-hoo Hay Dempster Neal Waterloo Black Hawk -Vownty Iowa Ray Brother Joe Ray Dempsey Jon Dempsey Allison Dempsey Jerry Alton Des Moines Will S Sround Fritz Nuipp Knipp Becker- Chapman Pess Exri

Wall Lake Park Seems Assured With Public Funding Pledged

Webster City region reads that Wall Lake park development is nearly guaranteed as an executive committee backs purchasing shore land for a public park. Local sportsmen push to block private seizure of lakefront, with about $500 still needed from Webster City and neighboring towns to finalize funding.

Wall Lake Park Webster City Wall Lake Lake Shore Bing Club

Sunday School League Doubleheader Fails to Decide

Sunday School League played a doubleheader at Byrnes Park and Cedar River Park. Union Congregationalists and First Baptists battled to a 5 5 tie while St Pauls M E defeated East Park Presbyt at Cedar River Park in five innings. Battery Morri gan led the Mel odoists with strong pitching and Cutler Raltenbac starred for the Presbyterians.

Union Congregationalists First Baptists Ion Baptists Comebac Byrnes Park St. Paul's

New Hampton Defeats Bublole Team in Nine to Zero

New Hampton dominated Bublole Team as five goals were scored in a nine nil victory. The report notes New Hampton’s strong offense and solid defense, with a standout performance by key players contributing to the shutout.

NEW Hampton Bublole

Palm exch smite cleaned any speed 81.90. Waterloo Launery Go.

Palm exchange and laundry service advertisement notes cleaning and speed details with a price flag 81.90. Waterloo Laundry Go promotes quick turnaround and local services.

Palm Exch Waterloo Launery Go Palm “Beach Waterloo

A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy in Old Times

A humorous piece notes legends of kings hiring doubles or proxies to handle social duties and worries. It imagines modern equivalents like assistants for entertaining, managing calls, and attending events, imagining a world where laziness meets social life with witty commentary.

Dts Radstreet Alex Asin Associated

La Porte City Beats Washburn In Unwieldy Baseball Game

La Porte City wins 12 to 3 over Washburn, aided by eight Washburn errors and a flurry of hits by La Porte City. Key players include Moon, Saom, and Pointer, with Washburn using two pitchers in an effort to slow the visitors.

LA Porte City Washburn Druck la Porte Pointer Stainbrook Turckout Seunsbiut i

Standing of the Clubs and Yesterday’s Baseball Scores

American Association standings show Minneapolis 13, Milwaukee 8, Toledo 7, Louisville 7, Columbus 4, Indianapolis 3 with no other games scheduled. In the I League Terre Haute 2, Evansville 5, Bloomington 3, Peoria 2, Rockford 4, Moline. Des Moines 15, St. Joseph 11, Omaha 11, Sioux City 6. Wichita 16. Joplin G. Tula 3, Oklahoma City 4.

American Association Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Louisville Columbus Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Bloomington Peoria Rockford Moline R. Weste A. Des Moines St. Joph Omaha Sioux City Wichita Joplin G. Tula Oklahoma City White Sox Lea Pittsburgh Serre York Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York New Washington Detroit St. Louis Volcago Speed Martin Suston Yankees Giants Ruth Kansas City Frisch Pat Johnson Mulligan Tollin Teague Kelly Falk Eoria Rawlings Sheely Boyder Erre Neohf Lees Bloomineto Edar Rapids Puher Dpock Island Flack Hollacher Miller Kelleher Times Oklahom O'Farrell A. Schaltz H. OH Martin Grills Burns Hattad Fiyin Tocher Saori Hol- Chico Mon Foltoug Uilivan Ileher Neh Collins Whits Baaes Meusel Homerun Sarirtin Kerr Hort Faber

Pirates Lose to Giants as Martin Falters in Final Innings

Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 as Grimes faltered early but recovered. pitchers Martin and Miller to blame for losses. Cardinals extended win streak with two homers by Hornsby and McHenry, edging Boston in extras. Phillies routed Cincinnati 9 to 3 while Indians and Athletics split a doubleheader. Red Sox topped Tigers 6 to 1 and Senators overwhelmed Browns 16 to 5 in Washington.

Martin Nehr York Pirates Pittsburgh Brooklyn Pittsburen Grimes Per iBrooklyn iPitteburgh Mes Miller Cooper Fand Brottem Cardinale Braves St. Louis Cardinals Boston Filiingim McQuillan Gowdy O'Neill Pertica Bailey Haines Dithoefer Clemons Sedgwick Wilhelm Elihadelrhia Cincinnati Winters Wilhelm Peters Henline Marquard Wingo Red Sox Tigers Roston Detroit Scott Metnnison S&s Leonard Bassler Styre Ruel Senators Browns Washington D. C St. Lous Bayne Koip Morris Burwell Severeid Johnson Picinich

Rosauer to Wrestle Tama City Mat Man at Electric Park

Jack Rosauer of Waterloo and La Porte City, renowned mat king at 183 pounds, will face Tama City’s 185-pound challenger in Wednesday night’s athletic show at Electric Park. Bud Baldwin and Young Morgan meet in a finishing bout. Heel and W Southall also scheduled. Rosauer promises $1 per minute for a 10 minute bout if challenged on grounds.

Jack’ Rosetier Waterloo la Porte City Jack Barton Tama City Electric Park Bud Baldwin Young Morgan Greene W. Southall Gedar Falls Jack Rosauer

Athletic stars enter meet at Chicago Saturday

East coast college athletes headline the Central A U outdoor track meet at Stages Field Chicago next Saturday Don Laurie Princeton will run dashes broad jump and low hurdles George Krogness Harvard high hurdles and high jump Earl Eby Penn half mile and mile relay Dewel Alberts Illinois high jump and triple jump Black Wood Northwestern weights Butler Michigan quarter mile Cruickshank Michigan C C Paulu Grinnell Fron tiess Coe College and others will appear for the Titers club Hermit crabs inhabit vacant shells of mollusks.

Associated Press Chicago A .U Stage Field Don Laurie Princeton George Krogness Harvard Earl Eby Penn Dewel Alberts Ilinois Black Wood Northwestern Butler Michigan Cruickshank C. C. Paulu Grinnell Frontiess Coe College Titnois Club Hermit

Goldie Rapp near end of season with Reds

Goldie Rapp, third baseman for the Philadelphia team, is reportedly out of the lineup for the balance of the season after suffering an illness. United Press report from Cincinnati notes the injury may affect the club’s remaining games.

Goldie Rapp United Press Cincinnati Goldien Phil Ting

Boxing notes and tennis results from cities across North America

A jumble of bouts and match updates includes Frankie Alason in a referee decision at St Louis, Indley Murry defeating Duthie in Toronto, and William Baker signaling New Orleans baseball sale plans. Also cited are Jack Stone knockout, the Leonard TENCHER light weight talks for September, Ken Inde’s return in featherweight, and Seabright tennis team progress with Johnston Kinsey and Vines at Richards.

St. Louis Frankie Alason Fort Wayne Tad Cha Teferee Brown New Orleans Niagara Indley Murry Duthie Toronto Ihia The Philadel Minn Johnny “Ken- Inde" Erte Pete Herman Seabright N. Z Shisles William M. Johnston Kinsey Brothers California Vines Richards Thi

Oelwein Schedules Game With Association Team

Oelwein plans to clash with the New Hampton nine here next Friday and has a Columbus Association game set for Aug 16. Columbus, led by Clarence Rowland, features Dave Danforth Charlie Hetzor and Eddie Murphy. Oelwein defeated the colored Union Giants 4 to 3 Sunday as Rook starred on the mound with Wolgamot behind the plate.

Oelwein Hampton Columbus American Association Columbus Clarence Rowland Chicago White Sox Dave Danforth Charlie Hetzor Eddie Murphy Rowland Colored Union Giants Rook jOelwein Wolgamot Warney Preston Giants

WANTS RICKARD ARENA REMOVED FROM SITE

Reformers in Jersey City plan to ask the city council to remove Rickard's arena blaming its location near the Jersey grounds for bad influence on youth. They seek parent signatures on a petition demanding the field's removal.

Rickard’s Arena Jersey City Big Fifth Rickard Jersey

Chautauquas' Ball Teams Face Uncle Sam Tax Demands

Chautauqua and other local entertainment outfits in Jowa Falls Iowa are being pursued by federal revenue officers. A 15 dollar tax on the ball team’s activities led to a 26.48 dollar payment after penalties and back taxes. Future games will impose a three cent war tax on tickets and local druggists face stamping violations for taxable goods.

Jowa Falls Chau- Tauquas 4 Chautauqua Sam

City Manager Carr Fined for Traffic Violations in Dubuque

Dubuque Aug 9 The city manager C B Carr was fined one dollar and costs by Police Magistrate John Cunningham for violating Dubuque traffic ordinances on Main Street. Carr appeared voluntarily and asked to be fined after his car collided with another as he watched a violator. The crash woke him to his lapse in attention.

Dubuque, In Dubuque C. B. Carr John Cunningham Carr

Thorpe preps college stars for Toledo football season

Jim Thorpe, currently an outfielder for Toledo in the American association, is assembling a group of college football stars for the city’s next fall pro football season. Thorpe previously led the Canton team and joined Toledo’s baseball squad last spring, partnering with Roger Bresnehan to pursue professional football.

Jim Thorpe Toledo Ohio City Thorpe Canton Roger Bresnehan

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