Gannon to Prove Match for Brown at Electric Park
Johnny Gannon ex army welterweight champion trains with Lou Rol linger in Cedar Rapids. He aims to fight Frankie Rand and pursue Frankie Bush while Rollinger readies for Floyd Bowers. The program at Electric Park features Little Harry, Bobby Frank, and Wido Kid John McGraw amid a busy boxing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Gannon
Army
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Electric Park
Lou Rollinger
Gannon
Rollinger
Frankie Rand
Alm
Frankie Bush
Rand
Floyd Bowers
Little Harry
Bobby Frank
Wido
John McGraw
Ralph Alexander
Wag
East Chicago
Sorry Montgomery
Tut Jackson
Jack Johnson
Deg Moines
al Derrie
Focal
Rockford
Bush
Iowa Women Golf Tourney Held at Sunnyside Today
Lady golfers from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Oelwein and Marshalltown compete in a one day event at Sunnyside Country Club with 10 9 and 16 entries respectively Other clubs also represented No classes prizes for low gross and low net putter contest planned Cedar Rapids entrant S C Byers who was runner up in the state tournament is among the competitors The event serves to acquaint players with the Sunnyside course before this year’s meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Marshaltown
S.C. Byers
Fair
Sunnyside
Gibbons Sues Wilson Over Purse Shortfall in Bloomfield Bout
Eddie Kane, manager for Tommy Gibbons, files legal action to recover 35000 from Major Arnold Wilson after Gibbons received only 15000 of a 56000 purse in a fight with Jack Bloomfield promoted by Wilson. Bloomfield reportedly got 15000 of 40000 amid unpaid prelims. Wilson is unavailable for comment.
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Tommy Gibbons
Bloomfield
London
Arnold Wilson
Eddie Kane
Tom Gibbons
Jack Bloomfield
Wilson
Gibbons
Michigan Gridders Set Three Stadium Dedications This Fall
Michigan expects to draw 320000 spectators this season setting a record for the program and perhaps the conference. The schedule includes dedications at Michigan Agricultural College East Lansing 18000 capacity Urbana Illinois 70000 capacity Minnesota 50000 capacity and a high attendance Ohio State contest in Columbus. Opening Miami game in Ann Arbor aims for 14009 spectators and a 42000 closing against Jews at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Suh
University of Michigan
West Yorthes
Urbana
Tlinots
Sigande
Wisconsin
Ferry Field
Michigan
Minnesota
Gophers
Ohio State
Columbus
Miami University
OWA U TRACK STARS ARE NAMED TO ALL AMERICAN SQUAD
Iowa City and University of Iowa track stars Brookins and Coulter gain All American honors. Charles Coulter of Vinton and Harold Crager receive honorary mentions for sprint events and distance hurdles. Pete Kiven and Harry Morrow earn additional recognitions while Jack Boyles receives polo mentions.
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OWA U
Lowa Oty
Brookins
Versity
Iowa
E Ja
Chartey Chan F. Coulter
Vintom
Detroit
Ford
Harold Crag
Phelps
Pete Kiven
Harry Morrow
Jack Boyles
Knepper and Shearman Lose to Golf Experts
In Sioux City on August 12 the U S open golf champion Walker and partner Bobby Chaik Shank defeated Rudy Knepper and Mike Shearman 4 and 3 in an 18 hole event. Walker shot 70 for the afternoon to contribute to the win. Knepper and Shearman totals were 144 and 151 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Walker
Cham
Pion
Bobby Chaik- Shank
Snadar
Rudy Knepper
Mike Shearman
Neyex
Grathshank
Knepper
Shearman
Snternece
National League Action Lights Monday Baseball Card
The Associated Press reports a quiet National League slate with Pittsburgh sweeping and Philadelphia scoring in a mixed day. New York beat Cincinnati 4 2 ending Carl Mays nine game streak while Chicago edged Boston 3 2 and Brooklyn won 2 1 to cap a 11 win season run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ban Johnson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Fletcher
Phillies
Umplia Pitman
Glazner
Red Learn Ends Successful Year in Florida Loop
Oelwein Iowa August 12 special Red Raymond Learn former star of the Oelwein semipro ball club and at present with the Cleveland Todjans farmed to Lakeland Florida league for season. Learn led Lakeland pitching in a 7 to 0 win over Orlando in the second game of a doubleheader while compiling 16 wins and 12 losses. Despite thin support he ranks among the Florida State League leaders and Lakeland claims him a key factor in their season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Raymond Learn
Cleveland Todjans
Lakeland Club
Learn
Indians
Lakeland
Florida Eirentit
Orlando
Hay
Fayette
Gross
Letta
Dingle
Ovo
Hig
Marsing
Las
Red
Erhardht
Brooklyn Dodgers
U S Tennis Stars Reach Third Round in Davis Cup Singles
Four ranking players William Mt Johnston Norman E Brookes Clarence J Gritfin and S Howard Voshel win their way to the Davis Cup singles third round at the Casino club Newport R I August 12 Johnston defeats Irving Weinstein 6 3 6 8 6 2 in a testing match Seeded players face strong opposition as Nathan Niles Boston meets Griffin in today’s headline matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
William Mt. Johnston
California
Norman E. Brookes
Australia
Clarence J. Gritfin
S. Howard Voshel
New York
Johnston
Irving Weinstein
San Francisco
Maten
Nathan Niles
Boston
Griffin
Second Round Women’s Championship Tennis Today
Forest Hill N Y Aug 12 The second round of the new Women’s championship on the Westside courts proceeds with ranking players still alive. Mrs Molla B Mallon defeats Russ Caroma Winn to reach the third round while Miss Helen Wis faces Mrs H P Fak Elberon and Miss Mark ix Browne meets Miss Fenelope Anderson in singles. First round doubles include Browne and Mrs Dudley of California against Anderson and Isabella Muinford.
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Forest Hill
Tha
Westside
Molla B. Mallon
New York
Russ Caroma Winn
Mountain Lakes
WN. i
Helen Wis
Berkeley
Cal
H. P. Fak
Elberon
Mark ix Browne
Los AngelIs
Fenelope Anderson
Rye
N.Y
Alisy
Browne
Van Ginkel Eliminated In State Tennis Meet
Des Moines August 12 John Bailey Jr Oklahoma tennis star defeated J E B Van Ginkel Moines former city and state champion in the Iowa state tennis tournament at Wackonda Country Club in straight sets 6 5 7 5 The upset came as Van Ginkel was a leading contender for the crown held by Clayton W Paige The day saw other matches with No further upsets reported and players including Paige Bennett Swenmon and Pot tle advancing in the eliminations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Bailey, Jr
Oklahoma
J. EB. van Ginkel
Moines
Wackonda Country Club
van Ginkel
Clayton W. Paige
Fort Dodge
Milwaukee
Ney Mahalla
Drake University
Ben Stilpen
Omaha
Ed Pottle
Stilpen
Scorts
Paul Bennett
Ted Swenmon
Cedar Rapldy
First Presbyterians Beat Burton Ave Baptist 8 to 2
In Cedar River park last evening at the Sunday school baseball league First Presbyterian defeated Burton Ave Baptist 8 to 2. Witt and Lee pitched for the Presbyterians while Church and Miller worked for Burton Ave in a well played contest through six innings tied 2 all at one point.
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First Presbyterians
Burton Ave. Baptist
Cedar River Park
First Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptista
Ivas
Witt and
Lee
Presbyterian Battery
Church
Miller
Burton Avenue
Waterloo Tigers Fall 7 to 2 to Quasqueton
Waterloo Tigers were defeated by Quasqueton 7 to 2 on Sunday. The Waterloo battery was Gun and Tolke while Stodola and Sherritts formed the winners' battery. About 200 fans attended. Nemnters' infant fielding and Ondlee tontured the game.
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Waterloo Tigers
Quasqueton
Gun
Tolkefon
Waterloo Battery
Stodola
Sherritts
Nemnters
Ondlee
Radio Program Listings Across U.S. Cities
A garbled TVA style chart lists radio stations in cities from Buffalo to Seattle with numerous program blocks including news concerts dances talks and lectures. Entries show stations WMAQ KYW WLS WDAR WIP KDEA and others with times from morning to late evening and various musical and talk formats.
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Radio Digeat
Associated Prosy
AVGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago
Neswa
Ore
KYW
Munto
Tlk
WIM
Cincinnati
W Dart
Cleveland
WSOC
Davenport
Otean
Des Moines
WWI
Detroit News
News Archeatra
Biel
Bedtima
Bones
PWX
Havana
Conert
WOOS
Jefferson City
Tal
WYDAF
Kansas City
Dane
Courier-Tournal
Louisyla
Times
WRBR
New York
WIZ
STOR
Newark
WIP
Philadelphia
Wet
Woo
WDAR
Izik
Pittsburgh
Snaslo
KDEA
ERCA
Seattle
WB2
Springfield
Fragmented OCR Snippet with Music Listings
A garbled OCR extract lists musical items and timings including orchestra, bands, and musical terms. It mentions bays, bands, and various stray numbers, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper music page with incomplete captions and place names.
Bathing Beauties Feature Beach Scenes at Plaza Theatre
Home news reels show bathing beach scenes from Rivaralde park Waterloo and Cedar Falls with crowds and divers in Mack Sennett style. Club ponte, Plonickera games, tug of war, and Byrnes park tennis courts appear. Frank plans program additions.
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Plaza Theatre
Frank
Rivaralde Park
Waterloo
Io River
Cedar Falls
Mack Sennett
Pfonte
Byrnes Park
Nana Pictures
Plaza
Theatrical listings at Rialto Crystal Plaza and Strand
The Rialto shows Things Theatrical and The Armong Express plus The Arizona Depression at Crystal with The Rendezvous at Plaza. The Strand features Why Men Leave Home led by Lewis Stone with Helene Chadwick. cast includes Mary Carr and William H. Mong.
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John M. Stahl
Strand
Lawis Stone
Opposita Alm
Helene Chadwick
Day
Bupnett
Mary Carr
William VV. Mong
Wedda
Hopper
Almaz Bennett
Lewis
Stone Helene Chadwick
Alma, Bennett
Hedda Hopper
Wm. V. Mong
Palace Threats and Naval Collecting Amid Amusing Errors
A fragmented OCR note cites terms like palace threats and naval collecting with misspelled names. It mentions Derwent Comilaton and Tatth CWinle CU Por munition as unclear examples. The text appears as garbled historical shorthand with no clear event.
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Ian Capturer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rulph Alexander
Sally
Montgomery
Des ' Moiney
Bash
Michigan University
Brooklyn
St. Louis SB
Robins
Florida Loop
U.S
Yanbington
bin’ Saad
Metro
Rialto
Martin Johnson
British East
Aftica
Rialto Theatre
Artrong Express
Lincoln J. Carters
Aleat
Arizona Depress
Crystal Theatre
Tyta
William Woex
the Crystal
Wodnas
Marshall Noilan
Avery
Conrad Nagel
Lucille Aleksen
Bimy Lincoln
Sydney Chapin
Waterloo Wome News
Williamson Brothers
DeForrest
Tadio Harmony Boys
Plaza Threatrg
the River's Pad
Wells’ Orchestra Soc
Ding OK LY
America
Tgiekair
Wood Ature
Prato
Gerry
Tania
James Oliver Curwood
Lewis Stone
Jane Novak
Marjorie Daw
Crystal
SPO Plolipodliooe
Lore Pole
Lincoln
Ouver's
The
Arizona Express
Ili
Charles
Buck) Jones
Cedar River Beach
Kiwanis
Elk Run
Cedar Falls Exposition
Islue
Thompson
Cedar
Trotary Lions
Harry Langdon
Raymond
Ikeally
Rady Weanessay Rye
Hla Brent
Marshall Nemar
Spaoezvous
He Will
Lin
Wong
Wilaver
Watertoo Teme
Cedar River
Harmony Boys
Frea ‘Thompson
Wester
Gallagher
Golden Harmony
Oy Grant
Edwards
Sum Ertra
Millesstage
Wartey’s
Weath St
Mac's Pharmacy
Wasi Hia
Hansen Drug
Sexton Balloon Seat
Cox Ery
Charles E. Becker
R. J
Stout Town
Scane's
East Fourth St
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