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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1919

Page

5

Cadock quits wrestling to farm after World War I

Des Moines reports Earl Caddock former heavyweight champ of the Eighth Division heads home from France. A bulletin says he will retire from wrestling, marry and farm in Wyoming, with wife opposing further matches despite $80,000 earnings last year. He left Lagney for officer training but armistice stopped the course.

Des Moines Earl Caddock France Camp Doiger News Service Caddock Wyoming Gaddock Sstch Lagney Paris S&th Grandcourt

Des Moines Club Plans for This Western League Season

Des Moines Western League club plans for the season are ready with Jack Coffey returning as manager for a third year. The roster largely matches 1918, with Musser Dressen Delburn in pitching and outfielders Shanley Murphy Cass. Catching may feature Chic Breen or John Walker. infield positions assign Tes Hassbrook Cof fex Ewald Hartford. President Tom Fairweather calls the lineup the strongest in the Western circuit.

Des Moines Jack Coffey Tom Fairweather Llasbrook Coffex Ewald Hartford Shanley Murphy Cass Musser Dressen Delburn Stark Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Fairweather

Mathewson Returns From Chemical Corps Duty In France

Captain Christy Mathewson, former Cincinnati manager, key figure in the army chemical welfare service, has arrived back in America from France. He served with the 28th division near Tow and described war’s harsh fortunes, noting many players may not return for season openers. He spoke on French attitudes toward baseball and shared light anecdotes about gas school colleagues at Chaumont and two Americans halting traffic by posing as a catcher.

New York Boston Branch Rickey St. Louis Mathewson Sherman France Baseball Club Ping

Zimmerman Signs a Giant Compound

New York February 19 Heinie Zimmerman has signed a Giant contract becoming the fourth veteran to return to duty. Eleven contracts have been signed overall with seven recruits to join. By week’s end Hal Chase should be established as a Grant? asset. Pat Moran, the manager, travels to New York to finalize the deal on arrival.

New York Heinie Zimmerman Hal Chase Grant Ji Pat Moran

Dempsey Arrives in New York to Sign Willard Bout

Jack Dempsey arrives in New York to sign articles for the heavyweight title fight with Jess Willard. Dempsey will receive 27500 dollars as his share of the purse.

Jack Dempsey New York Jess Willard Dempsey

Kentucky Derby Entries Close March 1 for 1919 Derby

Entries for the 1919 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs close March 1. May 10 race date will draw more starters than last year as trainers evaluate yearlings. Notable contenders include Eternal and Billy Kelly, with Billy Kelly backed by Commander Z. E. TL. Ross. Other potential entrants include Sweep-On and a list of horses such as Purchase, War Pennant, Under Fire, Toto, Drummond, and Delica among others.

Louisville Churchill! Downs Wseoba Sun Briar Eternal Billy Kelly New York Z. E. TL. Ross Laurel Schuttinger Lunsford Schut+ linger Commander Ross Sweep Purchase War Pennant Under Fire Toto Drummond Passing Shower Col. Livingston Batter Cake Delica C Taylor Dunborne Lord Ghion Pen Rose Queen

Comisky Engaged for Semi Windup Fight

Tommy Comisky of St. Paul has been signed to meet Lford Huntley of Waterloo in an eight round windup at the Waterloo theatre on Friday night February 28. The card also features Winke versus Duffy in a ten round bout. Comisky trains under Mike Gibbons and is praised for speed and skill.

Tomy Comisky St. Paul Lford Speed Huntley Waterloo Waterloo Theatre Winke Jark Duffy Comisky Mike Gibbons

Joe Jackson May Get Riding From Bleacher Sector

Chicago Feb 19 The fate of Joe Jackson with the White Sox hinges on public reception to his return after a year away to work in a shipyard and support two wives. Owner Comiskey dodges direct comment while sport writers praise his star power but fear backlash and uncertain team plans for the opening game this spring.

Chicago South Side Joe Jackson Comiskey White Sox Jackson Conskey Reems Stan Sox

Athletic Board Loses a Member

Fort Dodge reports the death of William F. Blakely a longtime Fort Dodge principal and a 12 year member of the state high school board of control on athletics He died after complications from surgery following a month long illness Other board members are George E Marshall and E Henley Blakely was a former Clarion football coach and Iowa State alumnus with past football team ties.

Fort Dodge William F. Blakely George E. Marishall Davenport E. Henley Grinnell Fort Dodger Blakely Clarion High School State Univer of Iowa

Hill Set to Wrestle Sampson in Waterloo Bout

Hill, a light heavyweight title contender, meets Young Sampson of Chicago Monday at the Waterloo theatre. The match promises a strong test as Helmer Myre stands as the only recent champion to defeat Hill. Sampson is described as fast and clever from Chicago, with both men in top condition for an exciting clash.

George Young Sampson Chicago Waterloo Theatre Hill Helmer Myre Tie

Fannettes Can Help Ball Games in Milwaukee

Clarence Rowland new Milwaukee club owner in the American Association supports a ladies day each week across the circuit saying presence of women will lead to a cleaner and better sport in baseball.

Milwaukee Wis Clarence Rowland American Association

Leslie Mann Cubs in Letter to Friends

Leslie Mann and the Chicago Cubs figure in a brewing dispute after Mann claimed changed terms and a pay cut in a letter to a Chicago paper. Vice President Veeck defends the club, stating Mann's salary remains the same and no retrenchment from players is planned.

Leslie Mann Chicago Yb8 Aro Mann Cubs Mann Veeck Cids Pasadena

Indianapolis Pacers Challenge Set for $15,000 Purse

Indianapolis Feb 19 Fifteen thousand dollars would be the purse for a matched race between pacers if three owners accept Fred Cline's challenge. Cline owns Verne Patchen and proposes $2,500 per horse with an extra $5,000 added to reach $15,000, hoping to stage the race in Cleveland during the first week of the Grand Circuit season around July 7.

Indianapolis Fred Cline Cline Verne Patchen Cleveland

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Orugeists

Advertisement promises quick cure for piles with PANO OINTMENT refund if not cured. Claims itching, bleeding, protruding piles relieved. soothes irritation and aids sleep after first use. Price listed as 60 cents.

The Bird of Paradise at Waterloo Theatre

Theatrical notices celebrate Rich ard Walton Tullys Hawaii inspired play The Bird of Paradise with Florence Rockwell and lush scenery at Waterloo Theatre Tuesday Feb 25. Also summaries for Crystal and Palace showings star Fairbanks veterans in Arizona and Marguerite Clark in The Crucible plus Hobbs in a Hurry at Plaza and Garden Theatre lineup with Seaside Belles and Madame Petrova in Silence.

Bird of Paradise Hawaii Florence Rockwell Waterloo Theatre the Waterloo Hobbs Plaza Theatre William Russell George Lee McCandless the Plaza

Boxed Boxing Flashes From Cities and Draws

Sport flashes report Joe Ragan won a referee decision over Fred Dyer in 12 rounds in Boston. Hot Springs saw Nate Jordan and BJack Douglas fight to a 10-round draw. In Des Moines Jimmy Hanlon, the Denver lightweight, earned a newspaper decision over Sally Burns in a 10-round bout. Additional notices include real estate and business ad lines from Waterloo and surrounding areas.

Boston Joe Ragan Fred Dyer Hot Springs Nate Jordan Bjack Douglas Des Moines Jimmy Hanlon Denver Sally Burns

School opens classes for wounded soldiers in Chicago

Chicago February 19 The first classes for wounded soldiers in public schools under the board of education opened today at Wendell Phillips High School. Seventy five convalescing men from United States Army Hospital No 32 were assigned to classes in commercial and mechanical work as part of the program.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Education United States Army Hospital No. 32 Wendell Phillips High School

Iowa State Golf Meet Dates To Be Set This Spring

Cedar Rapids Iowa February 19 The annual championship of the Iowa State Golf association will likely be held in late June or early July at Cedar Rapids Country Club. W H Dunshee secretary treasurer travels to California. Hert McKee forwarded books. The Trans Miss tournament is in St Louis with dates and site for the Western meet undecided. When those are fixed, Iowa dates will be announced, probably June 22 to 28 or June 30 to July 5.

Cedar Rapids Iowa State Golf Association J Country Club W. H. Dunsnee Cedar Rapid Association California Hert McKee Des Moines Jr. Dunshee St. Louis Iowa

Lowell Celebration Opens Centenary Observance

New York Feb 19 The four day centenary celebration of James Russell Lowell’s birth opens tonight under the American Academy of Arts and Letters. A reception at Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler’s home will launch the events with many distinguished literary figures from America and England expected to participate.

Vey Luu Nea New York James Russell Lowell American Academy of Arts and Letters Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University America England

COPS HUNT SOLDIERS JOBS

Chicago police patrolmen were ordered to canvass employers in their districts for jobs for returned soldiers. The move aims to place veterans in work as part of postwar reintegration efforts.

Associated Press Chicago

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