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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1919

Page

4

Waverly edges East in close high school basketball clash

Waverly defeats East 22 to 21 at Y M C A floor in a tight game. Garramoni and Cartier misses hurt East late as Parkins and Hunt lead scoring for Waverly and Cutler exits on personals. Intermediates then beat Central 14 to 13 with Coe College set for next Friday.

Waverly High East High Y. M C. A East Garramoni Cartier Garamoni Cutler Waverly Parkins Heegan Stant Center Tors Paulson Altho Lntil Central Glaesner Iowa State Teachers' College Coe College Lawn City Moor Independence High Waterloo East High Pat Cutler Q'Connor P. Garrameni Spear Howrey Holmes Hunt Coleman Hoegan Harmor Grington Parki i Cutler Iseann Poreinet Giaesner

Tearner Elected to Head Western Baseball League

Joseph Massachusetts February 24 1918 R Tearner of Chicago former president of the Three League was elected president of the Western League by club owners at their annual meeting. TEarne r declined by Fairweather of Des Moines and John Savage of Kansas City who had been elected in turn. E J Hanlon vice president and Dickerson retiring president went to France as a war correspondent. The meeting arranged transfer of the Joplin franchise to a stock company and moved Denver to Tulsa under Spencer Abbott.

Joseph A. R. Tearner Chicaso Tearner TH. Fairweather Des Moines John Savage Kansas City Dickerson France Chicago Joplin Denver Spencer Abbott Tulsa Hugh Jones

Two Boxers in Creative Fans Pick Dempsey Willard Fight

Analysis contrasts fan bias for Willard versus Dempsey ahead of a July 1 heavyweight title showdown. Willard holds size reach and championship psychology advantages, while Dempsey is younger and aggressive with in fighting skill noted as a weakness for Willard.

Boxing Briefs and Legislative Moves Signal Boxing Expansion

AOD proposes city council power to fire officials as extra boxing bouts are recommended. The Missouri measure to legalize no decision contests advances in the state legislature with hopes of a three member commission. Joe Burman and Pete Herman gear for a six round bout in Philadelphia. Burman, a top contender, carries solid balance while Pat Moore trails. Dempsey announces no one round KO aim against Willard in July 4 clash. Thunderbolt predicts a longer bout.

Chicago Joe Burman

Busy Spring for Women Athletes Planned at Iowa

Following the evacuation of the women's gymnasium at Iowa University, the Iowa Women's Athletic Association led by Miss Lillian Prenti plans to field women's swimming basketball and baseball teams. Tryouts for swimming start in March, with Jeane Lees coordinating workouts and selections. Basketball prospects are forming as the season approaches, with many applicants expected for multiple positions. Interested women are urged to register at the Old Capitol and begin training in the gym.

Towa City Symnasium Iowa University Iowa Women's Athletic Association Lillian Prenti Actose Jeane Lees Fisure Old Capitol

Record Market Motor Exhibition in Minneapolis Sets Attendance

Northwestern Automotive and Industrial Exposition closes with a record 830 attendance for the week and $1,000,000 in sales. Friday drew 22,300 visitors, while total out of town guests exceeded 40,000 from a 4,000,000 person region.

Northwestern Automotive and Industrial Exposition Minneapolis Exposition Northwest Walter R. Wilmot

Nashua Edges Osage 21 to 15 in High School Clash

In Osage Iowa on February 24 Nashua triumphed over Osage 21 to 15 on the local high school floor. Nashua exploded for 16 points in the final 10 minutes to seal the win after a tight 12 to 18 regulation. Extra period saw Shoot and Sutherland hit four field baskets as Nashua extended its perfect record to 11 straight wins.

Osage Nashua Sutherland

Diamond Glints and Dempsey News Across Baseball and Boxing

Al Rariden, lately traded from the Giants to Cincinnati, backs a deal and prefers the Reds if terms suit. Jack Dempsey faces Willard amid skepticism about threats and fatigue, while Miske tests Dempsey's pace. New York club trades Quinn to Vernon for Finneran Ross and Beck with more moves ahead. Walter Johnson shines in 1918. Billy Kopp seeks Springfield after Reds deal. Hooper becomes sole 1912 champion survivor with Red Sox.

AL Rariden New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Rariden Giants New York New York American League Vernon Club Pacific Coast Jeanee Wy Jack Quinn Joseph Finneran Samuel Ross Zinn Beck Verna Billy Kopt Brooklyn Kopt Springfield Mass Lieut. Opr Rama Charles Warner Boston Red Sox I. H. Hooper

Iowa Hawkeyes Preseason Track Team Seeks Championship

Reports from Iowa City say the University of Iowa track squad under veteran trainer Jack Watson shows championship potential. Veterans include Capt Greenwood Berrian Justice and Page with indoor meet at Ames March 1 Drake Relays April 19 and Minnesota May 10.

Iowa City University of Iowa Jack Watson Hawkeyes Watson Greenwood Webster City Hawkeye Berrian Clinton Justice Dash Man Page Ida Grove Ames Minnesota Minneapolis

Willard to Box in Athletic Show on March 8

Fort Worth reports Jess Willard will box in an athletic show March 8 with his sparring partner. Promoter Tex Rickard has approved the appearance as Willard weighs options for future heavyweight title defenses amid talk of a Nevada bill permitting 25 round bouts. Willard hints the title bout may not occur in the United States if heat and crowd conditions are unfavorable. other venues, including South American cities, are possible. In Iowa, Dysart defeated Traer 40 to 10 on their home floor, with Dysart holding a 20 point lead at halftime and La Porte City cancelling a Friday game with Dysart.

Watson Indanr Armory Bic Font Ames Fort Worth Tex Willard Tex Rickard Rickard Nevada Reno Dempsey Richard United States Qysart Dysart Traer High School la Porte City

Tenth Brigade Eleven Defeat Ninth Brigade All Stars in Germany

Floyd Thomas coaches the Tenth Brigade football team against an all star Ninth Brigade squad in Esch Germany before 8000 spectators on January 25. Pete Russell leads the Ninth team with a star backfield. The Tenth won by three touchdowns in a close, hard fought game. Thomas, a former Iowa player and Harvard Law student, has a long journalism past and later served as a lawyer and officer. The report also notes upcoming films at local theatres The Crystal and The Waterloo with entertainment details.

Des Moines Floyd &. Thomas Iowa University Tenth Brigade Ninth Brigade Esch Germany Pete” Russell University of Chicago Russell Thomas University of Iowa Harvard Law School Ottumwa Courier Iowa City Citizen Winona, Minn Republican- Herald Omaha Daily News St. Paul Pioneer Press Albany N. Y Knickerbocker Press Associated Press Chicago

Americans Enjoy Vast YMCA Athletic Participation in France

Paris reports that between August and December 1918 the American expeditionary forces engaged in YMCA games. Baseball led with 320 006 participants and 2 500 000 spectators, followed by football with 700 000 participants and 1 375 000 spectators, boxing with 190 000 boxers and 1 700 000 spectators, plus soccer, running and other games. Since January 1 athletics became compulsory in the military organization with YMCA directors closely cooperating with army officers.

Paris Young Men’s Christian Association France Elwood Brown Department of Athletics M. CG. A

Twin Beds at Waterloo Wows Theatres Thursday

The Waterloo theatre hosts Twin Beds promising roaring laughter and rapid, witty scenes. Also on bill Parlor Bedroom and Bath, Al Woods presents a touring 60 foot baggage car sized production with top cast and lavish scenery.

al, Woods Waterloo F Bath New York Chicago Waterloo

S. S. S. Blood Remedy Promises Health Restoration

Purifying claims for S. S. S. Blood Remedy credit it as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases. The ad asserts cleansing ingredients from roots herbs and shark liver cure rheumatism catarrh and contagious blood poison, promising clear skin and renewed vitality.

S.S Swift Laboratory

Dont Change Your Husband at Plaza Theatre Novel Picture

Cecil B. DeMille photoplay Dont Change Your Husband plays at the Plaza Theatre with Gloria Swanson in the lead and Elliott Dexter and Lewis Cody in supporting roles. The production is described as a high art film with natural and powerful screen acting and is complemented by satirical comedy and a Pathe News reel.

Cecil B. DeMille Artcraft Plaza Theatre Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter Lewis Cody Shirley Ross James Morgomery Flagg Hart Pathe Palach Theatre

Waterloo West Falls to Cedar Rapids High, 54 to 13

Cedar Rapids high school overwhelmed Waterloo West 54 to 13 as Jensen led Cedar Rapids with 14 field baskets. Yerkes and Allen scored for Waterloo, while fouls limited Waterloo’s chances. Referee Currithers, Illinois.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo West High Waterloo Visl Jensen Ceda Rapids Y. Alle Lincuns Cedar Rauids Peterson An Janda Yerike Leto West Waterloo Sarr Hitchens Haseman Yetsley Peterson Swensen Janda Allen R. Allen Banton Gardiner I Currithers Tlinois

Lion and the Mouse at Palace Theatre Exhibition

Vitagraph super-production directed by Albert E. Smith opens a three day run at the Palace Theatre featuring Altice Jaycee in a history making role. Adapted from the stage success by the late Charles Klein, with Joyce in the cast.

Lion and the Mouse Vitagraph Albert E. Smith Palace Theatre Altice Jaycee Charles Klien

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George McManus EAGT Tearney Western Baseball League Our Fair Land Fack Dempsey Uisrye Joss Wil Tard Missouri Joe Missouri House of Representatives Terauud Villa House Senate Jack Dempsey Thunderbolt Daltlinure Iowa Jess Willard Salt Lake Miske Philadelphia Mee-hau Jack State Assembly Christy Slathenson Jenn .J. Hyers Col. Huston New York Yankees Tayerv Walter Johnson Towa University Dybary TRAER Floyd Thomas 10Th Brigade Ker Allison Helen Corning Waterloo Theatre Luana Oliver Morosco Florence Rockwell Laurette Taylor Bessie Battiscale Lenore Ulrich Carlotta Monterey Muriel Starr May Buckley the Waterloo S.S.S West Hor Reema Nes Wrigleys
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