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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1921

Page

5

Fred McLain Wins City Golf Title at Byrnes Park

Fred McLain defeated Cropper 5 up with 3 to play to claim the Waterloo city golf championship at Byrnes Park. McLain earns $12 in golf goods. Cropper receives a consolation prize. McLain led in putting and approaches, winning 4 up after 18 holes and finishing strong in the final rounds. Focus shifts to Sunnyside Country Club where the club championship narrows to a final set of matches.

Fred McClain Cropper Waterloo Byrnes Park McClain Sunnyside Sunnyside Country Club

Premier Grand American handicap opens for trapshooting

The Grand American handicap, the blue ribbon trapshooting event, opened at the South Shore Country Club in Chicago with over 700 entrants from the U S and Canada. The program includes 100 targets 16 yards rise and finals slated for tomorrow with divisions for west vs east and a women’s champion to be crowned. The event also features the American amateur five man team championship and the double-target American championships.

Associated Press Chicago South Shore Country Club United States Canada South Shore Mississippi Tennessee Entucky Indiana Michigan Great Lakes Prairie Pacific Coast

Local Net Men Lead Waterloo Trio Into State Tennis Meet

Three Waterloo players Paul Bennett Harter Hall and RA Rath headline the state tennis tournament in Des Moines as ninety players compete. Bennett faces EB Strobridge while Hall clashes with John Wallace and Rath meets D O Kamber with last year’s semifinals foe Kamber and Rath sparing. Ralph Moorhead and Dan Craig travel from Des Moines to begin the event amid high distance and performance speculation.

Paul Bennett Harter Hall RA. Rath Waterloo Des Moines Bennett EB. T Strobridge John Wallace R. A. Rath D. O. Kamber Kamber Rath Ralph Moorhead Dan Craig

Art Smith Elected Track Coach at Ames

Athletic Director C. W. Mauser announces Arthur N. Smith will assume the Ames track coach post succeeding Ned Merriam. Smith arrives from Michigan Agricultural College where his teams won the state intercollegiate meet and set Michigan records, shaping a tenure similar to top college figures.

Ames C. W. Mauser Ned Merriam Iowa State College Arthur N. Smith Smith Michigan Agricultural College Michigan Town State Keen Fitzpatrick Princeton Gill Ninols Christie California

A Comic Strip in Type by J. P. McEvoy

A tale of two young flies Hilda and Gustave from St Paul who travel with traveling men and chase playful guesses at a diner. A fatal accident at a station drives them apart as Gustave returns to St Paul, leaving Hilda to heartbreak and memories across decades.

1St. Paul Hilda Gustave Johnny Guataye Hida Wilda St. Paul Dorothy Papa Minneapolis St Paul Minnes Ailda Gwan Ty Associated Editors

Amos Rusie Sees Big League Ball After 19 Years

Amos Rusie, the famed 1890s pitcher, visited the Polo Grounds to watch a Yankees vs White Sox game. He praised Babe Ruth as the greatest figure in baseball and reflected on changes since his era, noting higher crowds and adjustments to pitching styles while downplaying the sport’s scandal. He and former rival Kid Gleason greeted each other warmly.

New York Amos Rusie Polo Grounds Yankees White Sox Babe Ruth Rusie Ruth Wagner Lafoie Ed Delehanty Ruste Muncie Ind Seattle Wash Kid Gleason Amos Gleason Twirtler Altho Rusie Judge Landis

Sunnyside Country Club Tennis Tourney First Round Results

First rounds of Sunnyside Country club tennis tourney completed as matches plus defaults are recorded. Notable results include Horace Maynard defeating Bob Lichir 6 2 1 6 8 2 and Allen beating Austin Burt 6 3 5. C W Kline over Dr L T Curry 2 L A Kniebenstein over G N Cousing default details listed.

Sunnyside Country Club Horace Maynard Bob Lichir Allen Austin Burt C. W. Kline L. T. Curry L. A. Kniebenstein G. N. Cousing Dr. E. I. Dunkelberg G. W. Orr H. B. Hull Walt Caward

Duray Drives to Dirt Track Auto Record at Fair

Ta Aug 22 Leon Duray is believed to have broken the dirt track automobile speed record at the Decatur County Fair. He reportedly covered one mile in the record time previously held at 1 mile distance and was seen by observers at a remarkable distance.

Teon Leon Duray Decatur County Duray

Western Women Display Superb Tennis in East

California players lead at New York events as Mary Browne defeats May Sutton Bundy for the New York state title and later wins the national doubles with Louise Williams. Eleanor Goss and Suzanne Lenglen miss the decisive rounds. Helen Wills rises to junior champion. Mallory defeats Bundy in a tight semifinal to defend her title.

Associated Press New York California Suzanne Lenglea Mollo Bjurntedt Mallory Suzanne Lenglen West May Sutton Bundy Mary K. Browne Suzanne Lengien Mile Opportunity Mrs. Mallory Eleanor Goes Andra Mallory Mrs. Bundy Santa Monica Marie Wagner Miss Browne Seabright Eleanor. Goss Berkeley Helen ‘Wills Miss Wills Virginia Carpenter Philadelphia Forest Hills Louise R. Williams Los Angeles

Standings and results from multiple leagues

Yesterday and Saturdays results across the Watiouss League Americaz League Threes League and Western League feature wins by St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Detroit New York Cleveland Chicago and Des Moines teams. Notable scores include Cincinnati 12 Brooklyn 5 and Bloomington 5 Rock Island 2 with rain affecting Rockford at Evansville.

St Louis New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Bloomington Rock Island Terre Haute Cedar Rapids Moline Peoria Rockford Evansville Okizher City Ormansen Amd Ruel Lotham O'Neil Ami Schang Shocker Severeid Collins Schang Boyne Mogridge Gharrity Wilkinson McWheaney Schalt Harris Keefe Myatt Ehmke Bassler Batley Walker North Insmith Toney and Snyder Rixey Combes Geary Miler Hargrove Ruether Milom S. Louis Cincinnat American Teague Aed St. Louis American Association Louisville Biaac Minneapolis Sh City Milwaukee Toledo St. Paul Indianapo

Hampton Declared Champs at Ackley Baseball Tourney

Hampton won the two day Ackley Iowa tournament as part of a four team event with Eldora Iowa Falls and Ackley. Hampton defeated Eldora 19 to 3 on day one and beat Ackley 3 to 1 with Brown pitching well. Iowa Falls beat Eldora 5 to 2 and Hampton edged Ackley in the finale 9 to 3.

Hampton Ackley Elgore Iowa Falls Eldora Brown H. Seibold Halil Iowa Emery Ackler Iinnings Jacobson Merrick Shona

Eddie Rickey Ackley to enter Pulitzer speed race

Eddie Rickey Ackley the famed World War I ace will compete in the speed race for the Pulitzer prize to be held in Omaha on November 2. The event is backed by local Aero Club officials including Earl W. Porter and Smith with Batteries Lind er and Flynn and Fisher and Bear among sponsors.

Iiona Falls Omaha Neb Eddie Ricky Ackley Llonbacker Fisher and Bear Pulitzer Steffen Elfora Oacostoroe Dlamo Lindér and Flynn Earl W. Porter Org Smith, Aero Club

Yesterday's Hero Bays Bayne Shuts Out Yanks 10 to 0

Billy Bayne of Brown pitched a complete game shutout allowing four hits and fanning 10. Truban Shocker won 5 to 4 with nine strikeouts. Cleveland widened the AL lead by beating Boston 9 to 4 as Howard Ehmke returned with a 5-0 Detroit win.

United Press Billy Bayne Yanke Trban Shocker Howard Ehmke Athletics Detroit

Iowa State Teachers college to play six gridiron games this fall

Cedar Falls Iowa Aug 22 Six football games are set for this fall at Iowa State Teachers college with one or two more under negotiation. The Tutors open Sept 24 against Coe at Cedar Rapids and schedule Oct 12 Oct 21 Oct 29 and Nov 5 Nov 11 games with Buena Vista Ellsworth Upper Iowa Parsons and Penn with home and away sites listed among the upcoming slate.

Cedar Falls L. L. Mendenhall Iowa State Teachers College Iowa Illinois Coe Presbyterians Harshberger Brothers Bailey James Christiansen Holder Brandes Mendenhall Cedar Rapids Buena Vista Stone Lake

Czecho Slovakia Turners Arrive in Chicago for Festival

Delegates from Czecho Slovakia led by Senator Vaclav Klofa arrive in Chicago for the Sokol Union of America gymnastic festival. A nine Turner team, noted for beating European rivals, comes with the delegation. Main events unfold next Saturday and Sunday at the Coliseum with contestants from across the country.

Associated Press Chicago Amng Vaclav Klofa National Defense Sokol Union of America

Chicago Workingmen Back Film Showings of Dempsey Bout

The Chicago Federation of Labor endorses exhibitions of pictures from the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Chicago. Resolutions note the government earned about 500000 from the fight, while many workers were barred from viewing the films for moral reasons.

Chicago Associated Press Chicago Federation of Labor

Cedar Falls Pounds Traer In Upset Victory

Cedar Falls defeated Traer 18 to 6 in a league game. After a 4 to 4 tie through seven innings, Cedar Falls pulled away with four and five runs in the eighth and ninth frames, securing their twelfth straight win this season.

Cedar Falls Legion Traer Cedar Falls Tarlton Wilson Rell Jensen

Nineveh Described with Wall and Dimensions

Ancient Nineveh measured about eight miles in width and fourteen miles in length. It was enclosed by a massive wall standing 14 feet high and 14 feet wide, allowing three chariots to pass abreast along the top.

Ninevah

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