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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1927

Page

5

Cubs Beat Dodgers 3-0 as McCarthy Shuts Out Dodgers

Brooklyn Aug 17 Joe McCarthy’s Cubs defeated Uncle Wilbert Robinson’s Dodgers 3 to 0 in the opening game of their eastern invasion. McCarthy allowed five hits and fanned nine, notching his 22nd win and a second straight shutout. Charley Root dominated the Dodgers with a sharp curve and speed. Heathcote provided the lone bright moment for Chicago, while McWeeny handled the mound for the Dodgers.

Brooklyn Joe McCarthy Cubs Wilbert Robinson Dodgers Giants Pirates Polo Grounds Charley Root McCarthy Juis Root Doug McWeeny Heathcote Wilson Stephenson Grimm Eere Gonzales Tie McWeeny P Partridge Hendrick Olen Dou Blatz Corgan Herman Chicago Ehrhardt McWeeny Mcart Rigler Jorda

Drake Grinnell grid break smoothed over report says

Reports from Des Moines and Grinnell say Drake and Grinnell will resume their 38 year rivalry this fall. Drake authorities deny a break, Ed Lytton calms Grinnell, game to be at Grinnell, with Grinnell defeating Drake last year in Drake stadium.

DRAKE Grinnell Des Moines Pioneer School Bulldogs Pioneers Drake Stadium Drake Athletics Ed. Lytton Missouri Valley Conference Town State College

Luke and His Uke A Maas Was Kheark

A brief item notes Luke and his ukulele performer A Maas in a local scene. Sparse readable text mentions a performer and a connection to a place but lacks clear event details or dates.

Trook B Silug the First Haas to Wear a Uniform

A fragment describes Trook B Silug the First wearing a uniform as more than earlier uniforms, claiming armies organized themselves to form arms and to start wars to justify soldier deaths, with soldiers left alive facing a powerful club.

Trook'b Silug

Johnny Fulton to face Battling Nelson in park windup

Promoter Ralph Alexander schedules an eight thirty p m park windup weather permitting. Fulton from Cedar Rapids meets Waterloo’s Battling Nelson in a six round main event. Previous bout ended with Fulton narrowly ahead. Cedar Falls and Waterloo card also features Sumner versus Doherty and Ackerman against Fighting Blue in four round bouts.

Althe Johnny Fulton Cedar Rapids Battling Nelson Waterloo Ralph Alexander Fulton Nelson Carl Sumner Jimmy Doherty Cedar Falls Leo Ackerman Fighting Blue Charles City

Favorites undefeated in women's net meet at Westchester

In Rye New York Aug 17 the women's eastern tennis tournament at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club moved into the third round with the favorites still undefeated. Miss Ken Bouman of Holland and Miss Eileen Bennett of England withdrew yesterday. Molla Mallory defeated Mrs John E Bailey 60 60.

Rye N. Y Westchester Biltmore Country Club Ken Bouman Holland Eileen Bennett England Molla Mallory John E. Bailey

Drury Ramps Up For Smith Show In Cedar Falls

Drury arranging the first paid sparring staff in Iowa at Cedar Falls under trainer known as the Drubbing Tutor to prepare for his 42 round bout with Warnie Smith of Oklahoma on opening night of the Cedar Valley fair Tuesday August 23 Emily Morrow of Des Moines, Nelson of Waterloo and Kid Roberts form the staff aiding condition training at Teachers college gym equipment includes punching bags medicine balls and ropedown attendants Morrow vs Coffman and Mays vs Wells share undercard tickets on sale at local shops

Iowa Cedar Falls Clyde Drury Warnie Smith Cedar Valley Fair Emily Morrow Des Moines Middlewest Battling Nelson Waterloo Drury Kid Roberts Teachers College Wildman Morrow Roberts Nelson Smith Coffman Royal. Coffman Omaha Midwest Louie Mays Billy Wells Leonard’s Cigar J. B. Billiard Pomeroy’s Berg’s Drug Store

Pinkey George Seeks Divorce for Cruelty

Des Moines reports Pinkey George a local flyweight boxer filed in domestic relations court for divorce from Betty Lou George married last April. He charges cruelty and abuse have left him a nervous wreck.

Des Moines INS Pinkey George Betty Lou George

Hawks Rehire Andre in Right Field After Release

The Hawks bring back veteran outfielder Andre, restoring him to his old beat in right field after a recent release. Rain halted play in Rock Island this morning, with a possible postponed game leading to a Friday doubleheader. Cedar Rapids projects a roughly $5,000 deficit, while Waterloo’s Sunday game against the Bunnies aims to draw a larger crowd. Kenneth Hunt, a Des Moines West heavyweight, is eyed as a potential sparring partner for Jack Dempsey. The Iowa U football team may boast beefy linemen next fall, including Chatterton, a junior at 239 pounds, among others. Ottumwa ridicules Dubuque for past disgraces, hoping the Packers lose to avoid a fight in future meetings.

Kenneth Hunt Des Moines West Iowa Bob Wagner Walmiloo Jack Dempsey Wagner Leo P. Flynn Dempsey Flynn Hunt Jack Iowa U J. M. Gilchrist Keosaucua Lashbrook Farmer Eny Chatterton Schluesner Garner Carlsen Lyons Westra Sheldon Roberts Knoxville Fuhrman Dubuque Ottumwa Packers Ottumwa Courier Dubuque Spearmen Altho Dubs Socasmen Belden Hill Cedar Rapids Qhtumwa

Amateur title contender Johnston eyes national amateur crown

Minneapolis report notes Jimmy Johnston of Oakmont and Minikahda led the field at St Paul to win the Minnesota state title for the seventh straight time. He set a course record 67 at 6,719 yards par 72, and is viewed as a formidable challenger at the national amateur championship at Minikahda next week.

Minneapolis Minn Harrison Jimmy) Johnston Oakmont Minnesota Minikahda Jimmy Palmer Jaffray St. Paul Harry Legg Johnston St. Louis Jesse Guilford Bob Gardner Bobby Jones von Elm

Red Grange Special to Open Iowa State Fair Auto Races

Races at Fair Swan Peterson of Galesburg, a noted Iowa speed star and winner of many events, will initiate a "Red Grange Special" in the auto races at the Iowa State Fair on Friday, August 26. Peterson's car uses a Hall-Scott airplane motor and claims unlimited power, with entrants including Sig Haugdahl and Fred Horey, both record holders on dirt tracks.

Swan Peterson Galesburg Iowa Red Grange Iowa State Fair Peterson Sig Haugdah Fred Horey

Fights Last Night From Across the Nation

In Boston Jim Sacco beat Sid Barbarian by 10 points. Seattle saw Tiger Flowers defeat Jack Malone by 6. Milwaukee’s Joey Sanger won 10 over Santiago Torilla. San Jose’s Eddie Dampier defeated Buddy Saunders by 10 in New York and other city bouts.

Boston Mass Jim Sacco Sid Barbarian Detroit Seattle Wash Tiger Flowers Macon Jack Malone St. Paul Los Angeles Cal Joey Sanger Milwaukee Santiago Torilla Panama San Jose Eddie Dampier Buddy Saunders New York

Coaches Officials to Meet in Chicago for Confab

Western conference football coaches and officials convene in Chicago on September 10 for a pre season meeting. The conference faculty committee on officials led by Major John L. Griffith will oversee rule interpretations and the push to enforce a two second half shift before the snap.

Chicago Ralph W. Rigler Michigan Thomas F. Moran Purdue John L. Griffith

Major League Leaders Aug 16 National League

National League batting leader P Waner Pirates hit .382 with 174 hits and 99 runs. He also tops doubles 33 and triples 17, while Williams Phillies has 23 homers. Frisch Cardinals leads 44 steals. Pitcher Benton Giants 12 wins. Simmons Athletics leads batting, Gehrig Yankees 163 runs, Burns Indians 44 doubles, Manush Tigers 18 triples, Gehrig Yankees 38 homers, Sisler Browns 24 steals, Hoyt Yankees 17 wins and 4 losses.

Associated Press P. Waner Pirates L. Waner Williams Phillies Frisch Cardinals Benton Giants Batling—Simmons Athletics Gehrig Yankees Burns Indians Manush Tigers Combs Vanbane Emr Coaoe Sisler Browns Hoyt

Landis reviews Cubs Phillies deal in Carlson trade

Chicago Aug 17 The baseball commissioner declined to rescind the trade that sent Hal Carlson from the Phillies to the Cubs for Jimmy Cooney and Tony Kaufmann, with cash. McInnis and Phillies argue Kaufmann’s arm was out, while Cubs insist Carlson has thrived and Kaufmann proved healthy.

McInnis Cooney Kaufmann Hal Carlson Chicago Landis Chicago Cubs Jimmy Cooney Tony Kaufmann Kenesaw Mountain Landis Stuffy McInnis Phillies Cubs Jim Cooney Carlson McGinnis William F. Baker Veeck McCarthy Tony Giants

Haas Brings Grid Tricks to Diamond

St. Paul Minnesota August 17 Bruno Haas a longtime American association player has become a key factor in making St. Paul a strong pennant contender. He uses diving headfirst line drives that confound outfielders and he does not rely on sluggers to keep his job. Haas has been hitting around .350 this season.

St. Paul Minn Bruno Haas American Association A. A Haas

Readlyn Club Wins Over Denver 3 to 2

Denver Iowa August 17 Readlyn baseball team defeated Denver nine here Sunday 3 to 2. The teams will play another game here next Sunday afternoon.

Readlyn Club Denver Courier Special Service Readlyn

Saddlery Company Re-Elects Officers

At the Waterloo Saddlery company annual stockholder meeting last night, all officers and directors were re elected for the ensuing year. Richard L. Hall remains president, L. G. Adams vice president, L. BE. Larsen secretary treasurer. Directors: George E. Lichty, Herbert M. Reed, E. M. Robinson, Mrs. C. O. Balliett. The firm, an established local manufacturer and jobber, expanded its luggage and leather goods while continuing harness production.

Waterloo Saddlery Company Third Sycamore Street Richard L. Hall L. G. Adams L. BE. Larsen George E. Lichty Herbert M. Reed E. M. Robinson

Palace and Strand Show Premieres Tonight

Palace screens Monte Blue in The Brute while Plazas feature Billie Dove and Huntley Gordon in Sensation Seekers and vaudeville. Strand presents Billie Dove and Ben Lyon in The Tender Hour with similar stars and program mix.

Palace Monte Blue Strand Billie Dove Ben Lyon Sensation Seekers

Disinterment Denied in Stillborn Baby Case

Assistant County Attorney Ralph W Travis sought disinterment of the baby of Mr and Mrs John Knavel to allow physicians to assess age for a case charging wrongful disposal of a body. Judge H B Boies denied the request, noting no death cause investigation and parental consent required. Knavel’s team Wenner and Meiser objected, arguing no criminal cause shown and that the remains were not a human body.

Ralph W Travis John Knavel Mulberry Street H.’ B. Boies Knavel John Deere Tractor Company Wenner & Meiser

Heavier rails planned on Milwaukee line project

Milwaukee will lay heavier rails between Westfield and Hawarden Iowa as part of a 1,225,000 dollar maintenance and improvement expenditure. Federal Judge Wilkerson approved the project yesterday on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway’s application.

Chicago Westfield Hawarden Wilkerson Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway

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