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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1926

Page

13

West High meets Dubuque five in key road contest

West High travels to Dubuque to face the Key City five after a hard home win over Oskaloosa. Potter led Oska with six points in farewell game. Chisholm, Haselman, Burgess, Wilcox and Morgan also starred as both teams delivered a rough, fast paced score duel.

West High Oskaloosa Dubuque Key City Old Hoses Sariff Poirter Grange Chisholm Haselman Capt Burgess Harrington Potter Bob Potter Oskarevsa Oskies West High Court Minor Wilcox Ottumwa All West High Altho Morgan West Wigh the_ Oskies Yeams Bensmiller Hamilton Twa Covey West Mr. Potter Hanselman Cant G. Bensmiller Oakaloosa Hasalman Osklocen Tramillon, Wilcox E- J Bensmilet A. Sneer Eresty Bensmillet Pinkertot Tlamilton Wileen Wilenx Pinkerton Pinkerton Hamilton J. Bensmilier Slargan G. Bensmilier West Watie Uarrington Nichaardson Ymal

Absurdities and anecdotes mix in a restless column

A jittery collection of jokes and snatches covers punishments and pranks. A traveller returns and a ride invite opens a petty moral trap. A noisy theater audience and a clingy overcoat disrupts, while a doctor praises kilts and a former Kaiser vigilance fuels gossip. A petty thief and a dimwitted newsboy tale follow.

Local Waterloo Teams Enter State Bowling Tourney

Three Waterloo bowling teams have entered the Iowa state tournament at Fort Dodge from January 22 to February 7. Waterloo Alleys quint, holder of the state title, joins Bartlett-McFarlane and Hawkeye Oil in the competition. A possible fourth team may enter. Whiteside alleys and Elks entries are not confirmed.

Waterloo Iowa Fort Dodge Waterloo Alleys Quint F. Manahl Mike Garman A. Manahl EL Newman J. Lorenz Bartlett-McFarlane Packey Melarlane H. Smith Harper McSweeney I. Rhode Hawkeye Oil Herb Claus Dec Stainbrook Kenny Burnham Olds Marsan Whiteside Alleys Elks

C. L. V. A. Quintet Loses Hard Game

Our Lady of Victory academy basketball team lost to St. Patrick's high school of Town City 16 to 10. St. Patrick's built a seven point first half lead, 11 to 4, before OLVA outplayed them in the second period. Sims and Brennan starred for OLVA midgets.

Our Lady of Victory Academy St. Patrick’s High School Town City Sims Brennan St. John's

Checkers Tourney Attracts State Experts Next Week

Checker players from across Iowa gather in Suffern building starting Tuesday for the Iowa championship tourney sponsored by the Iowa State Checker Association. About 30 are expected to compete. Waterloo Checker Club leads local arrangements with AL EL. Cihak president. State champion W F B Clevenger of Des Moines is expected to defend title.

Iowa Iowa State Checker Association Suffern W. S. Allen Jewell Harry D. Bruner Des Moines Frank McCracken Valley Junction Waterloo Checker Club AL EL Altho Cilhak

Lou Rollinger Praised by Western Writer Ed W Smith

Los Angeles based writer Ed W. Smith praises Lou Rollinger, Chicago born fighter now competing on the Pacific coast. Smith notes Rollinger’s rapid development, desire to test top opponents, and potential to reach a high level with continued patience and hard work.

Ed W. Smith Los Angeles Cal Chicago Evening American Lou Rollinger Waterloo Chicago Pacific Coast Smith Jack Dempsey Falker Onty-Seventh Street South Park Avenue

Mimmy Smith the Big Money Man of Tenpin

Jiminy Smith, a leading figure in tenpin bowling, earns between 90 000 and 350 000 dollars yearly. He commands appearance guarantees in smaller towns and pays per show in larger cities, boasting star status comparable to Babe Ruth and Red Grange. He notes unfamiliar alleys pose a challenge, but proper lanes and well-built facilities keep him confident.

AL Demaree New York Jimmy Smith Midyaukrew Babe Ruth Walter Hagen Bill Tides Red Grange Flo Fano Staal Wien

Little Tutors Triumph Over Cedar Falls High in 18 to 11 Victory

Cedar Falls high school fell 18 to 11 as the Little Tutors, led by stars Bergstrom Ley Orrs Gary Orr and Stout, surged ahead in the first quarter and maintained a two point edge late in the second. Guarding and team defense limited Cedar Falls to few open looks throughout the game.

Cedar Falls Tan Plas T. C. High Bergstrom Ley Orville

Waterloo club lining up 600 prospects for 1926 season

Waterloo baseball pilot Lt Dixon outlines plans to recruit a large rookie and veteran roster for 1926. Signings include Spike Krueger, Leo Kaplian, Gus Grott, with others such as Clarke Hourbeck and Worthington likely returning. Dixon aims to add a veteran outfielder and catcher, pursue Harry Rigsby, Dirk Cleveland, Spot Grant, and Midge Munkeever, while predicting a hustling, competitive club for next spring.

Dixon Waterloo Sioux City Spike’ Krueger Lan Ifielder Rockford Leo Kaplian van Nuys Cal Wisconsin Ed Madigan Pete Graft Gus Graft Gus Pete Mississippi Valley Oklaana City Clarke Hourbeck House Worthington Flinry Rigsby Tlarry Rigsby Wateroo Tlank Dirk Cleveland Cleveland Marshalltown Spot Grant Moline Midge Munkeever Goats Tah

Bowling record set at Waterloo alleys by Manahl

Frank Manahl, manager of Waterloo alleys, posted a three game total of 755 with scores 4 287 and 300 the week’s best. Al Manahl led weekly high with 256. other top scores included Olds 236 Gorman 234 McFarlans 226 and Brody 244.

Frank Manahl Waterloo Alleys O— al Manahl G. Olds Mike Gorman Packey McFarlans

Episcopal Cagers Meet Baptists In Feature Tuesday

Episcopal cagers led by Morris and Adams face Walnut Street Baptist in a key Tuesday clash as Sunday school league action tightens the circuit standings. Christ Episcopal sits atop the Intermediate division with Walnut Street Baptist in a tight race for second as Lumsden and others post high totals at Whiteside alleys.

Episcopal Christ Episcopal Walnut Street Aptist Toj the Baptists Llass Episcopalians M. W First Baptist Walnut Street Baptists Grace M. E Burton Avenue Baptist Worthminster Presbyterian St. Paul's M.E Linden M. E First Congregational Westminster Presbyterian First Evangelical First Presbyterian Calvary Evangelical Central Christian First Brethrens First M. B B. E United Brethren Walnut Street Baptist First M. E St. Pauls M. E Grace M- E

Iowa wins seven intersectional contests in four years

In Iowa City on January 16, 192? special report notes that seven of eight intersectional games have been won by University of Iowa teams since 1922. Football secured four wins against national opponents while baseball claimed three. Yale was a notable 1922 foe with none of the Southwest schools beating Iowa. Gulf Coast trips saw Tulane Louisiana State and Oklahoma opponents fall to Hawkeye teams.

Towa City University of Iowa Iowa Yale Southwest Arkansns Oklahoma A, & M Eetaacet Sreebets Oklahoma California

Indoor Golf Meet Pairings and Wrestling Tournament Details

Pairings for a midwinter indoor golf meet at Windoar links Paul Davis building will be settled Sunday. Bob Elderton says entries should be large with several flights based on qualifying scores. Two matches weekly until finals on January 24 and 31 with prizes for winners. An Iowa winter wrestling tournament follows February 19 and 20 at Iowa State, sanctioned by the state athletic association, featuring high schools across the state and a novelty prize for most holes in one within a set period.

Windoar Links Paul Davis Pein Bob Elderton Anes fSpecia Elderton Iowa State A T. Ni Metcalf Iowar State Chhampions Iowa Iowa High School Athletic Association Towa State College High School Athletic Association Ames Nahoma Aggies Missouri Valley Boone Marshall- Lown Cherokee Anl Mason City Fort Dodge Carroll Cresco Clarion Eldora Training School Ottutiwa

Tilden vows to defend title until beat by challenger

New York dated report states Bill Tilden, six years atop American tennis, will not give up his world top ranking until he has been defeated. Speculation has floated he may retire to stage work, yet he remains so skilled he can still outplay rivals challenging him now.

New York Bill Tilden I Ito Jong Tilden

East High Edges Marshalltown In Narrow Thriller

East High battled Marshalltown in a close 21 to 16 game with lead changes late. Thompson and Hicker led East High, while Brown, Ennis, and Wells contributed for Marshalltown in a hard fought contest marked by cautious officiating and few free throws.

Atha Marshalltown High Warely Bremer County Waverly East High Marshalltown East Hitz Warshalllown Bicker Brown Anderson Ennis Defea William Thompson Tommy Hicker Blim Basket Snyder Wells East Eicker Rose G. Snyder Hale C. Ennis

Goodrich and Seeman Slated for Milwaukee Fight

Milwaukee Wis Jan 15 Frank Mulket at Cream City G club has booked Jimmy Goodrich former world light heavyweight champion and Solly Seeman for a Jan 28 boxing bout at the Auditorium. The match promises a high interest clash in the 135 pound division with a noted grudge, Seeman claiming he was jobbed in a New York title fight while Goodrich seeks to defend Irish pride.

Milwaukee Wis Sociel Frank Mulket Cream City G New York Audirium Jimmy Goodrich Solly Seeman Billy Bo Teldco Prom Gotich Smd Seeman New York Commission Ughtrel Loutham

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