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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1918

Page

5

Iowa State Bowling Tourney Opens Next Saturday in Waterloo

The fourth annual Iowa State Bowling Association tournament begins in Waterloo next Saturday with 30 to 40 teams expected. Des Moines and Mason City lead entries, with Waterloo likely to field at least six teams. The event will use six alleys on the White Side and feature five-man teams, doubles, and singles, with the annual meeting and officer elections held during the tournament. D A Dad Hopkins of Grinnell leads the association and Des Moines may host next year’s meet.

Iowa State Bowling Association Waterloo Wight Mike” Conler Des Moines Stcz White Sides Matin Cafe Martin Brothers Manahi Brothers Ciy Mason City D. A Dad) Hopkins Grinnell Davenport Clemens Auto Company Bergh Darling Clinton X. Garlson Commercial

Two More Detroit Tigers Signings Amid War Service Talk

Two Detroit Tigers players James and Bush signed 1918 contracts, joining Donie Bush. James reportedly joined after two winter attempts to enlist, while Bush’s salary appears near previous levels after a strong prior season. James may be drafted. another recruit quit to serve. George Maisel, brother of Fritz, has been drafted in Maryland.

Detroit Detroit Americans Jennings Donie Bush Dill James Indianapolis Anne Arbor Bush Igtt James Pacific Coast George Maisel Fritz Maryland Maisel Merrott Club San Francisco

Fragmented snippets from a late 19th century column

A jumble of humor and gossip items mentions a Chicago woman suing for divorce over poker, a Marshfield note on a marriage, and a Houston Rice hotel scene with soldiers. Various stray phrases describe alarms, cranking a car, and moral advice about husbands, work, and keeping sweet.

Advice for a home in harmony with a busy husband

The author urges wives to avoid suspicion when a husband seems busy. Try talking at his office later, plan meals on time for a week, and share meals at home to improve relations. If catering to appetite doesn’t reach him, something may be wrong.

Dodge Camp Lining Up Track Prospects for Spring

Captain John J. Griffith directs athletics at the cantonment and begins lining up track possibilities for spring. Plans include two meets with Camp Funston and entries in the Drake relay carnival in Des Moines in April. Contenders include Lieut. Harry Shearer Drake, Capt. Jones Wisconsin, Lieut. Tom Kasper Notre Dame, Lieut. King Colorado College, Lieut. Hob Gardner Yale, and Lieut. Rectorsae Dartmouth.

Camp Dodge John J. Grifith Griffith Camp Funston Des Moines Harry Shearer Drake Capt Jones Wisconsin Tom Kasper Notre Dame King Colorado College Hob Gardner Yale Dartmouth

Kieckhefer Clears World's Three Cushion Title in Chicago

Augie Kieckhefer won the world three cushion billiards championship by defeating Alfredo Ide Oro in Chicago. The night’s play also shows De Gro and McLean contending in other events as skaters, crews, and golf leaders are noted in regional results.

Chicago Augie Kieckheiper Alfredo Ide Oro Mkieckhefer de Gro Bobby McLean Saranee Lake Edmund Lamy Qoreath Campbell Hurd Pittsburgh Pinehurst Yale New Haven

George Hill to Meet Myre Here in Grudge Match

George Hill and Hilmer Myre meet in the gym at the Business Men's Athletic Club on February 16 for a light heavyweight title bout presided as a state title defense. Myre, a top midwest grappler with a string of victories, arrives with a large supporter delegation and betting money.

George Hill Hilmer Myra Business Men's Athletic Club Hght Myre Middlewest Hill Charles City Hin Ble Laws Waterloo Grappler Neal Aliisonu

Iowa Falls Triumphs Over Independence In Tight Cedar Valley Clash

In Cedar Falls Cedar Falls high edged the Training school 20 to 19 in a fast paced Cedar Valley league game. Shearer led the Tigers while Starbuck and LeValley starred for the Training school in a nip and tuck contest.

Cedar Falls Cedar Falls High Fye Cedar Valley Tigers Starbuck LeValley Shearer Cedar Falls Detoily School R.F. Starbuck OrreValley Sheffield Morganson Sherrod Lannearer Robinson Partite A Heteree James State Teachers College Iowa Falls Peb Independence High Lowa Falls Norton Allen Brothers Independencce Town Falls Independence R. Allen Hefer Alen Keiman Mythalers McGuire Tracy McMasters Alen Klefer Allen Free Wes Allen J

Fight Roundup Links Johnson Read Knockout Question to Donahue

The article assesses whether Ray Johnson knocked out Jack Read last Wednesday and notes Read left the ring quickly after the count. It previews Johnson facing Donahue, Jimmy McVey with Lavigne, Neal Allison’s March bouts in Canada, and Fulton Moran prospects. It also reports Kid Lavigne vs Donahue in Cedar Rapids and Donahue’s experience.

Ray Johnson Jack Read Read Possum Johnson

Friends await Tuscania casualty list in La Porte area

Fragments report local references to the sinking of the Tuscania and the waiting reaction of Friends of Corporal Leo Hopper. The item notes muster-roll inclusion, local visits, a death in Yerry, and various brief notices of illness travel and weather with scattered names and places in La Porte City and nearby areas.

la Porte City Leo Hopper Tuscania Winogens Anderson Bishop Avenue Somerset L. J. Tutt Yerry Mr. Truct Farley Sirs Berryhill Waterloo J. W. Rowley St. Francis Hospital Rowley John Tripp Vandalia Camp Cody George Tripp E. TR. Ashley Mi. Auburn

Local Notes and Letters From Jesup and Nearby

Reading of letters from France reveals Glen in the army is well though awaiting a reply. Mrs Wallace Reed travels to Bloomington to visit her ill daughter Minnie Hoover with tuberculosis. Royal Freeman visits Norfolk relatives while Royal Perkins hosts him. Des Moines trip by Van Valkenburg Esher Kline and Hoyt for a Caddock Zbyko meet. Mrs Jenks visiting grandparents Cornelius in Jesup. Local social events include Rev HB Wagner hosting friends and Progressive Somerset entertainment.

Wallace Reed Bloomington Ill Minnie Hoover Royal Freeman Norfolk Neb Royal Perkins van Valkenburg Ed Esher B. A. Kline Frank Hoyt Des Moines Caddock-Zbyko HB. Wagner Somerset Rev Jenks Jesup Cornelius Ratlit Glen France Ome Walter Berryhill Oldtimers

Port Orford Drink Hunt Ends in Coastal Ruse

Thirsty Port Orford residents lined the beach and fished for alcohol after quitting work. A pair sailed to Crescent City and bought 200 dollars worth of liquor, then returned north, triggering a local flurry of headlines and questions about the episode.

Port Orford Obe Crescent City Cal

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