Entry of Teams in Local Fastball Series Promoted
A local luncheon series at MV Park opens Tuesday August 28 with nine teams under Leo Court. The Y's loan club will recruit after leadership, playing three games in the series two five inning contests opening day and Thursday September 6. A parade, band, and Rotary concessions plan mark the opening.
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MV Park
Leo Court
Glay
W. C. A. Building Fund
Tt 43
Lincoln Park
Fourth Street Bridge
Ball Park
Roy Sinnard
Nn Concessigns
Mort Henderson
Jim Armstrong
Harry Simon
Guy Sea
Will Brunn
Ralph Hoxie
Mescot
Claude Cass
George Huntfay
Altho
Cedar River Park
Iowa Will Start Football Season at Home Sept 29
Iowa City Aug. 21 The University of Iowa football team, tied with Michigan last year for the Western conference title, opens the season at Iowa City against Oklahoma A&M on Sept. 29. The slate includes Knox at Iowa City Oct. 6, Purdue at Iowa City Oct. 12, homecoming vs Illinois Oct. 20, at Columbus Oct. 27 to face Ohio State, Michigan at Iowa City Nov. 3, Minnesota at Minneapolis Nov. 17, and Northwestern at Evanston Nov. 24.
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Iowa City
University of Towa
Michigan
Oklahoma A. &M
Iowa
Knox
Towa
Purdue
Ilinois
Columbus
Ohio State
Towa City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Evanston
J. F. Mulkern
Ray
Cincinnati
Frank
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harding
Loretta
Irene Norton
Brooklyn
Wis
Ella Murphy
Trin
Yellowstone Park
West
C. L. Hinkle
Chicago Great Western Railway
Kansas City
Ross Agnew
Waterloo
Fred Agnew
Pairbank
John Murphy
Katherine
Clyde Bothwell
Delwein
Devil's Backbone
Helen Byrnes
James Byrnes
Lake Geneva
Stephens Brothers
County Recorder
Minnie R. Dunham
Slaughter
Winifred
Pasadena
Cal
Marshalltown
H. C. Moeller
Gedar ‘Heights
Dr .Dalaker
Mr. Moeller
George’ W. Young
Long Beach
Charles M. Young
Jesup
Mr. Young
Nicholas Delegardelle
Helen
Kathleen
Mullan Avenue
Milwaukee
Bliss Violette Kercer
Delegardelle
Milwaukea
Toy Farley
Waterloo Construction Company
Iowa Mutual Liability “Insurance ‘Company
Fred ‘H.“Lokman
First National Bank
Wm. J. Thomson
I. F. Magee
Tye
Alford
Bickley
Curry
Denkelbere
Biach
Kiwanians Picnic at Elk Run Today
Kiwanians and guests motored to Elk Run for the annual picnic. Program of events began at 3:30 p.m. with a baseball game, races for men and women, and horseshoe pitching. Prizes were awarded to winners. Dancing in the Elk Run pavilion concluded the day's festivities. No noon meeting was held.
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Kiwanians
Jamies
Elk Run
Bik Run
Aca
Raymond wins contest with Oran team 21 to 2
Raymond Va August 21 Special Raymond baseball team used the bat to good advantage and swamped the Oran nine Sunday winning by a score of 21 to 2. Youngblut and Lucas hurlers for Oran were pounded for 20 hits. Five errors by Oran aided the laugher while Melvin caught and batted well. Hoffer held strong for Raymond with four hits allowed and Farrell and Wagner starred in the outfield.
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Raymond
Oran
Youngblut
Lucas
Elaughter
Melvin
Hoffer
Farrell
Wagner
Um Pires
Bahl
Lindquist
Laws of Golf Innis Brown Q and A yarn
In a weather soaked course, questions answer casual water lifts under U G A rules and under W G A rules. The piece discusses lifting a ball in casual water and how handicaps apply in Nassau match play plus touching leaves in a sand trap while seeking a ball. Send questions to Innis Brown for quick replies.
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Innis Brown
Grand American Trap Shoot Opens With Strong Scores
The Grand American trap handicap at South Shore Country Club in Chicago opened with high scores as William Lambert of Oklahoma City and William G. Warren of Chicago lead a tie for the Peacock trophy after breaking 198 or 200 targets. The doubles title also faces an immediate playoff led by R. A. King of Wichita Falls. Other top marks include Mark Airie who broke 197 of 200, with several pros and amateurs posting notable scores in the Lake Michigan introductory event.
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South Shore Country Club
Chicago
William Lambert
Oklahoma City
William G. Warren
Lake Michigan
R. A. King
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tomlin
Glassboro
N. J
A. K. Killan
St. Louis
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Mark Airie
Champaign
E. W. Renfro
Monida
Mont
FL. M. Trash
Vancouver
Wash
J. H. Frink
Worthington
Minn
Dave Faulkee
S. H. Sherman
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Black
T. ‘Il
Repaving Finished and JOD Approved in City Council
The city council met in special session after presenting plots and schedules showing satisfactory work. Ralph B. Slippy, city engineer, certified completion and approved a new Bryant Paving Co contract of 68000 for Section No. 13. Miles Street resurfacing Cost 16440 and total so far this year 101 thousand dollars.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Bryant Paving Company
Fourth Weet
Park Avenue West
Commercial
Cedar
Lafayette Streets
Miles Street
Westfield
Fifth Street West
Leland
Lime
Third East
Park Avenue East
Bryant Company
Iowa Falls leads Boone Valley play in golf tournament
Iowa Falls High land Golf club holds a commanding lead in the Boone Valley tournament at Boone Valley. Iowa Falls scored 459 points by routing Eldora 23 to 0, Eagle Grove 13 to 5, and Belmond Claramond 13 to 10. Final matches set for September 9 at Eagle Grove.
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Iowa Falls
Highland Golf Club
Boone Valley
Eldora
Hagle Grove
Clarmond
Belmond-Clarion
Eagle Grove
Hidora
Hbagle Grove
Sunnyside Country Club Tennis Meet Opens Tomorrow
The annual Sunnyside Country Club tennis tournament begins tomorrow to crown the club champion. Singles and doubles will be played, with 30 to 40 participants expected. favorites include Hatter B Hull, Rueben Rath, and R O Hutchison.
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Tennig
Cluch
Hatter
Hull
Rueben Rath
Hutchison
All-Star S S Game Halted by Darkness at League Park
East side leads 4 to 1 in fourth inning when All-Star church baseball game is halted by darkness. East likely to resume Wednesday. game postponed.
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S. S
League Park
Nnington
OBeigacher Assumes Rio College Mathematics Professor Post
Oelwein June 27 August 27 R H McCullough former Oelwein high school instructor for two years has been elected professor of mathematics at a college in Daflance O He will leave about September 1 to take up the new position
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Oelwein
R. H. McCullough
Oelwein High School
Daflance
A Tip for the Round From Darty Varden on Golf Swing
Darty Varden warns golfers against arm driven swings noting the arm is not a separate master component. He stresses that the arms should flow as part of the whole body, forming a continuous shaft.
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Darty Varden
Munstake
Jim Bames
SAFE OR OUT Baseball Q and A From Charles D White
Reading letters from readers on baseball rules. A note explains the fourth ball is not a dead ball and batter runner calls, while a fumbled bunt from a pitcher and first baseman may yield a safe call. Charles D White urges readers to send stamped envelopes for replies.
Boy Scouts Return from Annual Camp at Morris Camp
Waterloo scouts completed a 10 day outing at Morris camp earning pennants daily for best tents and volunteer helpfulness. Troop 6 led with a 1 000 starting score, several scouts earned top standing honors, and a 14 mile hike tested the group along with basic merit badge work judged by a court of honor including Judge John Gwynne and George Welker.
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Waterloo
Morris
Sloss
Stout
Donald McCavick
Bert Lee Smiley
Eckers Hutchinson
Robert Marshall
Craig Huyson
Francis Kennedy
Francia Thompson
Fats
Court of Honor
Last Sundes
John Gwynne
George Wood
George Welker
Canning of Corn Starts at Waterloo Plant
The Waterloo Canning company on Sycamore street began corn canning yesterday. The plant will employ 300 workers for six weeks to produce up to 7,000 cases daily, about 168 900 to 175 000 cans, with corn supplied daily by farmers within seven miles. Prospects for the season look strong as old stock depletes.
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Waterloo Canning Company
Sycamore Street
Auto Victims Here Reported Improved
Auto crash victims show improvement after two days near death. Foster at St Francis Hospital sits up today and regains consciousness, easing skull fracture fears. Georges Kimball, 12, of 327 Eleventh Street East, recovering from chest and arm injuries after being struck. shoulder fracture suspected. x-ray planned.
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Suries
Foster
St. Francis Hospital
Georges Kimball
Eleventh Street
Roger Getty Struck by Auto Last Night
Roger Getty, 10, son of Mrs Elizabeth Getty of 24 Forest Avenue, was bruised and scratched at 6 p m yesterday when a collision involving a car driven by A Burton of 09 Baltimore threw him to the pavement. Burton helped take the boy home. Several minor car collisions were reported to police HQ last night with no injuries.
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Roger Getty
Elizabeth Getty
Forest Avenue
City In Brief: Weekend Visits Across Iowa
City notes list residents and visitors across Iowa towns. Names include Mrs H Kaplan visiting relatives in Th bugus and Miss Margaret Kane staying with Mrs L Feltkether in Oslwein. Several locals, like Mrs W D Lindgman of Charles City and Carl Malthaus Haye, return home after visits to Waterloo and others.
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H. Kaplan
Thbugus
Margaret Kane
L. D. Feltkether
Oslwein
W. D. Lindgman
Charles City
W. H. Jennish
Carl Malthaus Haye
Charlan City
Waterloo
John Peverill
Chicago
Bre
A C. McCormick
Stud Street
Homeward Hound and stage acts at Strand Palace
The entertainment page notes dogged stars in Paramount's Homeward Hound showing at the Strand with other vaudeville acts and film features. It highlights Miss Elva Weires and a variety of stage and screen players, plus local cinema news and public notices from Waterloo and district.
Garden Peach in Waterloo Gardens Featured at Plaza Theater
The piece describes a garden peach growing in Waterloo Gardens and its elaborate, literary comparisons. It mentions Mya M. El Corr and a janitor Mr. Carr at the Plaza Theater, with notes on a unique cultivation and a neighbor’s similar plant. The narrative shifts through names, locations, and artistic references, ending by noting the Plaza Theater’s display to county officials.
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M. EL Corr
Cullen
Ier Shraen
Plage Theatre
Krankiin
al Kipling
Ajea Ae Lawon
Tiana
Shere
Fee Certian
Carr
Will Radium Open the Door of the Great Unknown
A promotional advertisement touts a Radium Appliance Pad claimed to relieve a wide range of ailments from constipation to high blood pressure. It promises continuous radio active rays to improve circulation and tissue health, appealing to the sick to request information from Radium Appliance Co. in Los Angeles.
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Depguen
Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Calif
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Clarksville
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Fred Newton
Mulberry Street
St. Francis
Roseoe Tiffany
Hollywoud
Tiffany
Quaterina
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ATA
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Swith
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Stan Laurel
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Woman's Club
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Paramount Orchestra OF
Fort Dodge Free Movies
Courier
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Jim Stone
Giant
Rcngo
Bill Brown
Texas
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Floyd Winson
N. Parsley
Peter B. Kyne
Lila Lee
Thomas Meighan
Philip Morris
Philip Morris & CO
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