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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1921

Page

6

Judge Landis Patience Tested as Baseball Chief

United Press report details Judge Landis earning 42500 yearly under a seven year contract to steer baseball. Critics doubt his patience for magnates while others predict he will claim full power, oppose attempts to limit his authority, and face early friction at Chicago leagues meetings.

Dudge Warris Landis Chicago National League Ban Johnson Judge Landis

Cubs Will Play at Rock Island on Return Trip

The Chicago Nationals senior squad plans spring training on the Pacific coast starting February 24 under manager Johnny Byers. They travel via Pasadena and Catalina Islands, joining the rest of the club March 3, with workouts on March 7 and about 25 coast games before heading home April 3. The itinerary includes Hutchinson Kansas Wichita Kansas City and Rock Island Illinois before the season opener April 13.

Associated Press Chicago Chicago Nationals Pacific Coast Johnny Byers Pasadena Catalina Islands Cubs Hutchinson Kan Wichita Kan Kansas City Rock Island

Lewis Willing to Give Up Headlock for Good of Game

New York February 2 Associated Press reports heavyweight champion wrestler Ed Strangler Lewis plans to abandon his famous headlock. Promoter Jack Curley announced that Lewis sent a letter stating he would discard the hold if sports would suffer from its continued use.

Lewis Associated Press New York Ed ‘Strangler Jack Curley Gurley

Ignorant Essays On Delicatessen Farming Satire

A 1921 satire describes absurd Delicatessen farming methods including veal loafing from birth, pigs pickled in salt water, pressed chickens created by hypnotic suggestion, and Dewey hams raised to supply Sunday suppers. The piece mocks industrial food culture with grotesque humor and ends citing Associated Editors.

Associated Editors

Iowa Hawkeyes Struggle to Score in Big Ten Tilt

Iowa City Feb. 1 The Hawkeyes edged Chicago 17 to 16 as Minnesota defeated Iowa 24 to 18 earlier in the season. Coach James N Ashmore has built a tough defense but Iowa must quicken its scoring and prepare for Minnesota at home next Monday. Captain Kaufmann keyed the defense while Shimek and Lohman each contributed, with Perine running guard duties.

Iowa City Chicago Iowa Maroons Hawkeyes Minnesota James N. Ashmore Carl Lohman Burlington Shimek Aubrey Perine Birkhoff Kaufmann Hoever

Judge Landis Opens Headquarters For Baseball Commission

Chicago dated Feb. 2 The Associated Press reports Headquarters for Judge K M Landis as baseball commissioner were opened in a Michigan Avenue building He plans to announce his secretary within two or three weeks The federal migratory birds law in effect restricts hunting and possession of carcasses after the open season with penalties for violations and enforcement by the Bureau of Biological Survey under the Agriculture Department

Associated Press Chicago K. M. Landis Michigan Avenue Dader Fed Commission Lendis United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey

Ski Tournament Set for Sunday at Cary

The Norge Ski club announced the international ski tournament, postponed due to mild weather, will be held this Sunday at Cary, with Chicago reporting.

Associatad Press Chicago Norge Ski Club Cary

Minnesota V Students Petition For Baseball Revival

A petition circulated on the University of Minnesota campus asks the athletic board of control to reestablish baseball and place a team in the western conference race. The game was abolished in 1914 and the petition will be presented at the next board meeting.

Associated Press Minneapolis Minn Fed Minnesota

Weilman Quits Baseball Over Ill Health

St Louis January 2 Carl Weilman pitcher who had signed for the coming season informed the St Louis Americans he has retired from baseball due to ill health. McGevils of the Browns expressed regret at his decision.

Associated Press St. Louis Carl Weilman Altho St. Touis

Singing in Football: A History of Team Songs and Courage

The piece surveys how football squads use song to spur victory, tracing early Michigan traditions from 1901 to 1904 and noting Drake University’s vocal culture. It recalls benchside chants, pregame morale, and the drift from sea shanty to university fight songs as a driver of team spirit.

North Country Dog Derby At Hudson Bay March First

The Pas Feb 2 North country gears up for the Hudson Bay dog derby on March 1 with nine entries and potential for 15. Entries listed include Theodore Dupas with 9 11 dogs, Walter Coyne with 12, Larry McKay with 9, Sam Planteau with 7, Bjorkman of Winnipeg with unknown, S Stewart with 11, Bateesa Campbell with 7, and famed musher Leonhard Seppala with 17 dogs along with Mrs. E H Marriman and 15 malamutes. Local teams from farther north may enter as they size up the field.

Associated Press Pas Hudson Bay GR. Bancroft Theodore Dupas C. B. Morgan Billy Winterton Walter Coyne Larry McKay Sam Planteau Bjorkman Winnipeg S. Stewart Bateesa J Campbell Oward Seppala E. H. Marriman

Waterloo Boats Set for July Regatta at Peoria

Waterloo Motor Boat Club will enter boats in the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association regatta at Peoria Illinois July 1 to 4, competing in the intercity class with Quincy Cedar Rapids Clinton and Davenport. A mileage rebate will be given for boats attending from distance with rewards of 25 50 and 735 dollars for 25 30 40 to 75 and over 75 miles respectively.

Waterloo Motor Boat Club Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association Peoria Quincy Cedar Rapids Clinton Davenport John G. Jago Waterloo Club Jago Sea Stouts 4. L. Hageboeck Phil Z. Horten J. W.sackreiter Racine St. Paul

Speaker Orders 36 Players to Report for Spring Practice

Cleveland reports Tris Speaker, manager of the World Series champions, has ordered 36 players to report for spring training in Dallas, Texas next month. The first squad including pitchers and catchers leaves Feb 26, with others to follow around March. The Indians roster features 17 pitchers led by Coveleskie, Bagby, Caldwell, Mails, Morton, and Petty among others, plus newcomers Pott Edwards Lindsey Henderson Hamilton. Catching staff includes Steve ONeill Nanamaker and Thomas. infielders Johnston Burns Guesto Wambsganss Sewell Gardner Lunte Stevenson. veterans Woods Smith Graney Jamieson Evans. others Wagner and Jeanes.

Cleveland James Bagby Ray Caldwell John W. Mails George Unkle Robert Clark Guy Morton Jess Petty Ted Odenwald George Cykowski HL Il. Kimes C. C. Hamilton G. R. Gibson Nelson A. Pott Charleston Miss J. C. Edwards Belzoni J. E. Lindsey Yazoo Henderson Hope Ark University of Iowa Steve O'Neill Leslie G. Nanamaker Chester D. Thomas Wheeler Johnston George Burns Louis Guésto Bill Wambsganss Joe Sewell Larry Gardner Harry Lunte J. R. Stevenson University of Alabama Stevenson Speaker Elmer Smith Jack Graney Charlie Jamieson Joe Evans Jon Woods Arthur Wagner Joplin Ernest Jeanes Bmaypearl Tex

Arie sets indoor trapshoot record at Madison Square Garden

Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois established a new indoor trapshooting record with 144 consecutive hits in the professional indoor tournament at Madison Square Garden. His streak ended in the 145th round with a miss. J H Hawkins of New Haven and W H Winchester of Wilmington qualified for the final round to be shot Saturday.

Associated Press New York Madison Square Garden Mark Arie Champaign J. H. Hawkins New Haven Conn W. H

Greek mat artist ready for Caddock go

New York report says Sims Londos the Greek wrestler, after negotiating with Jack Curley, is on his way to New York to meet Earl Caddock. A telegram promises a title shot if Londos defeats Caddock, with further challenges from Stanislaw Zbyszko’s manager for a Lewis title bout.

New York N. Y Sims Londos Taore Jack Curley Earl Caddock Caddock Lewis Jem Londos Jack Herman Stanislaw Zbyszko Stanislav

Legion to Clash With Muscatine Five at Muscatine

The Waterloo Legionnaires meet Muscatine Independent Five on February 4 in Muscatine. The Muscatine lineup includes Lohr Gould Lane Liliv Goetz Bloom Hudson Cullen with several recruits from colleges and high schools. Waterloo counters with Kepler Richardson B Miller Bragdon Ferguson as guard and forward pairs. The game opens a string of tests as Muscatine prepares for Oswego series on February 7 to 9.

Ceach McDonald's Legionnaires Muscatine Iggy" Hasbrook Waterloo Muscatine Independent Lohr Gould Lane Liliv Goetzman Bloom Hud J. Cullen Waterloo Legion Kepler Senter Richardson B. Miller Bragdon Ferguson Legion Five Oswego N. Y Muscatine Five

Wonderful Target Scored by Rifle Team in Match

Quinnipiac rifle team of New Haven Connecticut, national small bore champions, fired 200 shots into a half inch bull at 75 feet. Each of 10 members fired 20 shots and the group fits under a five cent piece. The 1920 team achieved the sport’s greatest mark in 10 matches and now competes for 12 championships of the National Rifle Association and the American Small Bore league.

Peter P. Carney Quinnipiac New Haven Conn QuinnipPinc National Rifle Association

Benton Harbor to Host 1921 Fight Classics Plans

Benton Harbor promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons eyes three major heavyweight bouts for 1921. He aims to stage Dempsey Carpentier and the Dempsey Willard rematch, with Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day targets. Kearns surveys venues as Rickard's $200,000 guarantees loom against a New York seat cap.

Associated Press Benton Harbor Mich Floyd Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Dempsey Jess Willard Fitzsimmons Jack Kearns Tex Rickard Chicago Bloyd Fitzsimmons Leonard Dempser-Willard New York Ricklard Willard Demp- Iex New York State Boxing Commission Kearn

Cobb Admits Club May Not Win Flag This Season

Detroit February 2 Ty Cobb manager of the Detroit Tigers bluntly said the club may not win the pennant this year as he spoke at a banquet. He noted the team is now a seventh plate club and stressed avoiding over-optimistic hopes, focusing on steady improvement rather than a pennant.

Cobb United Frass Detroit Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers

Mrs. Etchen Tops Speaker in Sunny South Handicap

Houston reporters note Mrs. Fred Etchen from Coffeyville Kansas outshot Tris Speaker manager of the Cleveland Indians in yesterday's sunny south handicap trapshooting event. Harve Dixon from Oronago Missouri and W O Posey of Lancaster Pennsylvania each hit 100 targets while Speaker finished one behind.

Associated Press Houston Tex Fred Etchen Coffeyville Kan Tris Speaker Cleveland Indians Etchen Speaker Harve Dixon Oronago W. OW. Posey Lancaster

Shestak Transferred to Millers in League Move

George Shestak catcher for St. Joseph last two seasons will move to the Millers after Frank Owens transfer to manage the Western league club Placed by the St. Joseph Western league club and the Minneapolis American association club in Mo on February 2 The swap follows Owen's move to Western league management.

Shestak Millers Associated Press J. Joseph St. Joseph Minneapolis American Association George Shestak Frank Owen

Sports authority dead in New York at age 62

Hugh Luis Fitzpatrick, a prominent sports authority and author on golf, horses, and poultry, died in New York on February 2. He served on the staffs of the New York Sun and the Evening Post and founded Rider and Driver. He was 62.

Sports Authority Associated Press New York Hugh Luis, Fitzpatrick Sporting Authority New York Sun the Evening Post Rider and Driver

Ring Signs Contract With Philadelphia National League Club

Philadelphia date February 2 Ring a former Cincinnati pitcher has signed with the Philadelphia National League club The contract was received at team headquarters following the recent trade of Ring and Neale to Philadelphia for Eppa Rixey.

Ring Associated Press Philadelphia James Ring Cincinnati Neale Eppa Rixey

Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Headline Phrase

An old advertisement promotes GROVE'S Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a quick cure for colds. It features the signature of E. W. Geore and warns buyers to ensure they get BROMO.

Grove E. W. Geore

Mitchell Thinks Braves In Fight

Boston February 2 United Press Fred Mitchell new manager of the Boston Braves says pennants aren t won in winter and a strong season depends on luck and player development He notes the need to strengthen the club and that parting with Honus Maranville was a heavy loss He is confident the 15 prospects on the southbound trip show potential and that the club can field a winner if luck favors them

United Press Boston Fred Mitchell Beston Braves The United Jess Braves Maranville

Paul Prehn to face Meyers for world middleweight title

Chicago reports Paul Prehn, University of Haineis gymnasium instructor, will wrestle Johnny Meyers on February 12 at the Coliseum to decide the world middleweight championship. After weeks of negotiation the weight limit settled at 153 pounds with Meyers objecting to 158. The bout venue and training sites are finalized, with strong local interest in Chicago and Ohio news noting Lake County electing a woman probate judge.

Chicago Paul Prehn University of Haineis Gymnasium Johnny Meyers Doc Krone Ta Grapplers Prenn Meyers Arcade Gymnasium Forbes West Madison Street Prehn Merers

Lubrication of Bullets for Accuracy and Barrel Wear

A historical discussion on bullet lubrication from muzzle loaders to modern cartridges. It covers grease for bullets in patches, wax wrapping, and later grease-filled grooves, noting lubricated bullets improve accuracy and reduce wear. It also mentions graphite on smokeless powder, grease wads in shotgun shells, and reader Q and A about oils and metal jacketed ammo effects on ranges.

M. N Carthage Okla

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