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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1910

Page

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Africa's Watussi athletes set world high jump record

New York reports from German East Africa recounts of Watussi athletes performing miraculous feats in high jump and javelin. Duke Adolphus Frederick of Mecklenburg notes an African high jump near 2.5 meters, with Indians and other races contrasted. The piece mocks European records while praising African prowess and exotic athletic displays.

New York Equatorial Africa Rensavelts Africa German East Africa Adolphus Frederick of Meklenburg M. DP Sweeney Adolphus Frederick Amateur Athletic Association Aart Phayllus Stockholm Ilvorange

Year of Death Hall of Sport Figures Marked by End

New York dispatch recounts a year of losses across sport. Baseball lost many leaders including Loftus and Lucas with executives and players from the majors and minors. fighters like Ketchel and Gans died, as did turf figures Daly and Appleby. Other sports fields note notable exits from golf, billiards, boxing, and aviation.

New York Thomas J. Loftus Henry V. Lucas St. Louis Maroons Lane John S. Rogers Philadelphia Eugene F. Burt Samuel L. Wright Pennsylvania Teague John Morrow James P. Walsh Rockford McDonald Douglas Stockton Allan AL. Storke Pittsburg Nationals Joseph Weaton Morris Critchley Pittsburg Patrick M. Downing Joseph C. Hennessey Trenton N. 1 Dan McGann Patrick Gillespie New York Giants Robert Pettit Anson Chicago Nationals Qwen Jackson Lynchburg Ray Marshall Jacksonville Pla Stanley Ketchel Joe Gans Jem Mace Tom Bate New Jersey England Johnny Dwyer Frederick G. Tuilen Bridgeport San Francisco Billy Dunning Maine Td Hyland Buffalo Phil Daly Robert L. Tusker Louisville Allan B. Stanbury Baltimore United States Canada Lucien O. Appleby Stoughton R. Clark Fred Langan Ernest Huppe Sarah Schaefer Willie Anderson Sprague Abbott LDOT Griffron Francis Burri James J. Hogan Harvard Yale Earl Wilson Naval Cadets Ralph Wilson Wabash College Tustolph Monk West Virginia University L. RB. Payne Cornell Hugh J. McCormick Ralph Johnstone Jne Dustin Freeman Wil Ma Martin Cearnish

Frederick Welch Beats Jem Driscoll on Foul in Wales

In Cardiff Wales Freddie Welch the English lightweight champion defeated Jem Driscoll in the tenth round of a twenty round purse of 12600 due to a foul by Driscoll. Welch held weight and reach edge and took sixty percent of the purse while Driscoll received forty.

Welch Cardiff Wales Freddie Welch England Jem Driscoll Great Britain Driscoll Welch Belsies

Few Licenses in Game Districts

Deputy Game Warden Yordy returned from a western sweep finding hunters evading license laws and several arrests. The counts show western counties issued far fewer licenses than Black Hawk where over 2,000 had been issued by December 15.

Cedar Falls Yordy Clay County Calhoun Sac Ida Cherokee O'Brien Hunter Black Hawk

Waterloo to Fight Ousting Plan in Baseball Row

A Dubuque baseball informant asks how Waterloo will counter Tearney and Kinsella plans as revealed by the league president in Chicago. Waterloo vows no surrender and plans to appeal to the national board of arbitration, which letters say would deem Waterloo’s ousting illegal and unlikely to be tolerated. Supporters in Waterloo claim the club has stronger friends than ever since Tearney’s statements.

The Courier Dubuque Waterloo Tearney Kinsella Chicago National Board of Arbitration

Racing Figures Spark Early Car Endurance Interest

Pion and Al Livingstone, Tobin Re Hymes, Thomas Kincade and WW H Sharpe emerge as well known drivers of racing automobiles highlighting the era's motor sport scene.

Local notes from Mt Vernon township and surrounding area

Morning report from Mount Vernon Township includes visits by Mrs. Austin Leversee and Mrs. Greensides to Plainfield and Waterloo. Several births announced, including a 6 pound boy at John Timion’s home. Families record travels, housing moves, and health updates. Otto Hilmer sold a farm for 125 per acre to a Butler county buyer amid local crop and livestock remarks.

Mount Vernon Austin Leversee Harrington Plainfield Greensides Chester Hamm Helen Rockwell Mesdames Lew Wangler B. A. Haymond Waterloo John Timion Rose Thomas Nettle Idaho Sam Leversee Jesse Morgan Spokane Minnie Ericson F. W. Jacob Cris Frank Ed Peck Julia. Rouch Geo. Albright Bertha Mahnko Geo. Newell Fred Tienry, Jr Otto Hilmer P. Burkhart Butler County Watter Peck

Meritol liniment praised as great remedy in ad

An advertisement touts the Meritol liniment as the greatest preparation for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica lumbago lame back strains and deep muscular pains. It claims endorsement by the American Drug and Press Association and urges purchase at Henderson Drug Co. Meritol store.

American Drug and Press Association Frenderson Drug Co Meritol

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