Ed Geers Praises Green Trotters For Coming Season
Memphis Tenn February 22 Ed Geers harness driver is pleased with his green trotters calling them the best he has handled in years and predicting a hammer of a season. He has trained five green trotters to 2 10 since 1910 and uses a two month training camp upon return to the city to select only proven racehorses. Geers has a renowned eye for talent and once he endorses a trotter the sport expects strong showings in races.
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Annual State Gymnastic Meet and Oratorical Contest Highlight Cedar Falls
Tomorrow at 2 p m the annual state gymnastic meet will be held at the Iowa State Teachers college gym with an exhibit of the men’s physical education department. Luther college shows strong. The oratorical contest for college representatives offers prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars. Judges are Dr J E Snowden Rev Titus Lowe and Rev D W Fails. A Cedar Falls concert by the Cedar Falls Concert band attracts wide interest with a crowd expected at the Cotton theater. A Blevins plans Orlando move. Mrs Holms recovers from sidewalk accident injuries. Gate company paid $376 for medical expenses.
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Iowa State Teachers’ College
Luther College
Waterloo
J. E. Snowden
Titus Lowe
D. W
Cedar
W. S. Johnson
Johnson
Christian Church
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Cotton Theater
Miss Page
Miss Wright
Mr. Traynes
A. BE. Blevins
Jessie Young
Orlando
Pla
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American Express Company
A. E. Webb
Holms
J. Holms
Iowa Gate Company
Rev Titus Lowe Returns From Pittsburg Funeral
Rev Titus Lowe of the First M church returned from a hurried trip to Pittsburg to officiate at a funeral of a former parishioner. Local duties prevented a longer absence and the mid week meeting was omitted. The Forest City Cedar Falls debate was postponed to March 3 due to the illness of Supt Pye’s elderly father.
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Pittsburg
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Pye
Wrestling Go Declared Off in Waterloo Promoters
Waterloo wrestling promoters faced cancellations as the Garden draft match was disrupted by Ernst’s absence and a last minute substitute failed to arrive when Jack Armstrong, who claimed the Canadian title, could not reach Waterloo after missing a Minneapolis train.
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Ernst
Jack Armstrong
Ttle
Canada
Armstrong
Minneapolis
Cy Young Career Records Highlight Historic Pitcher
The piece notes Cy Young holds 192 more wins than any rival with Charles Nichols as his closest challenger. It surveys eight of the era’s greatest pitchers and recalls aging talk about Young’s career possible end next season.
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Star players sign three year contracts with Phillies duo
Magee and Tinker have each signed three year deals. Washington club awaits word from Doc Ressling who left the team last fall. The renowned pitcher once argued players should quit when they feel their services are no longer valuable.
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Phillies
Tinker
Washington Club
Doc” Ressling
Langford rematch talk and boxing bouts head London scene
The article notes Langford defeating Lang in London by foul and planning a rematch against Sam MacVey in Paris, with McIntosh's club promoting a twenty round bout at the Hip podrome on April 11. It also mentions Canadian promoters considering an International baseball league with teams from Canada and Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and Manitoba.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Winnipeg
Brandon
Slibbing
Minn
Duluth
Virginia
Superior
Wis
Fargo
N. D
Grand Forks
N. BD
Calgary
Edmonton
Sam Langford
Bill Lang
Australia
Hugh McIntosh
London
Sam Mac Vey
Paris
MccIntosh
McIntosh
One Peculiarity at Cedar Rapids Base Ball Games
In Cedar Rapids a grand stand rule required hats be removed by spectators except for one large sombrero worn by a 300 pound man. Amid cheers and shouts of Keep it out and Three cheers for the hat the crowd applauded as the hatless crowd returned to the game after the man with the sombrero spoke, and the game concluded in favor of the home side.
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Cleveland
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Neal Ball
Triple Play Fame
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Neal
Texas
Need for Greenfield school building urged by Waterloo district
Waterloo Independent School district faces crowded facilities in several schools with only one building lightly vacant. A Greenfield site building proposed as first phase to relieve Central, Emerson, Lowell, Whittier, and Westfield overcrowding. Plan suggests temporary expansion until a larger high school is feasible.
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Wml
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
A listing of real estate transfers includes Genevieve Diamond to Nettle Diamond in Waterloo with multiple lots. William J. Ballentine to Chas. Dorman in Finchford cemetery lots. John T. Muldoon to John D. Liffring in Hilalde addition Waterloo. Harrison A. Crawford to Ira J. Highley in 22-90-14. Paul N. Kingsley via Christie trust to lot 12, Christie addition Waterloo. Edward P. McCune to Louis W. Peter in Waterloo. J. W. Rath to W. G. Wahl East Park Place Waterloo. R. S. Kerr to W. R. Kerr in 20-89-13. J. L. Comins to B. B. Shores in 7-90-13. William E. Kyler to Charles E. Kyler in 16-90-13. Edgar M. Jolls to Albert W. Jolls in 30-90-12. Thomas E. Leeper to Anna Godby lot 7 Hammond & Hopkins addition Waterloo.
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Nettle
Cooley
Waterloo
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Wm. J. Ballentine
Chas. Dorman
Finchford
John T. Muldoon
John D. Liftring
Hilalde
Harrison A. Crawford
Ira J.highley
John T. Christie
Trustes, Et al
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Christie
Edward P. McCune
Louis W. Peter
North Addition
J. W. Rath
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Thomas E. Leeper
Anna Godby
Hammond & Hopkin
Surprise party honors Elliott family moving to Canada
In Geneseo on Monday evening a crowd gathered at Amos Elliott’s home to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Chas Life as they prepare to move to Canada. Others mentioned include Ohio visitors Mr. Harris and family who will work for Chas Wilkinson this season, and Rem McElhinney who installed a new windmill. The sick list includes Rev. Sheckler and Will Burns, with Mrs. Harington hosting the Ladies Aid.
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Chas
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Harris
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R. M. Gunn
Parkersburg
Rem McElhinney
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Ladies’ Aid Society
H. E. Harington
Will Burns
Lloyd Guernsey
Riley to Debate on L id Law Reform in Minneapolis
Rev W B Riley of the First Baptist church challenges former Mayor William Henry Eustis to a public debate on the proposed change in the Minneapolis lid law. Riley seeks a noon hour debate in a downtown theatre within a week or ten days, with time and place to be named. Eustis has accepted the challenge and negotiations proceed.
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W. LB. Riley
First. Baptist Church
William Henry Eustis
Eustis
Riley
IOWA CALIFORNIA PICNIC AT EASTLAND PARK
About 45 000 Iowa natives gathered at Eastland park in Los Angeles for the annual Iowa Society of Southern California picnic. Trains and trolleys carried crowds, automobiles filled the streets, public readings and songs followed speeches by Dr. Edward Henderson and other leaders. Mayor Alexander, once of Iowa, attended the event.
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Eastland Park
Parsons
Iowa Society of Southern California
California
Edward Henderson
Association
J. D. Donnell
W. T. Eaton
Bertha Hollister
Pomona
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