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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1918

Page

4

West Gagers Turn Game Into Rout At Y M C A

West High crushed Independence 45 to 15 at the Y M C A gym as Capt. Simpson led with seven field goals and ten points. West played a fast passing game while Independence struggled with teamwork and shooting.

Waterloo Independence High School West High Y. M. C. A. Eunasium West Independence Barnes Simpson Paul Simpson Paul Farr Altho Farr Matthews McAlrin Rubin Leonard Hudson High West High Independence Fair Allen Simpson Vi Allen Matthews McCormick Leonard Holman C. Atiner Hilmer Feld Simpson Matthews McAlvin Aven R. Allen Mythaler Kilmer Rudin Lotts Holman Gleasner

H.S. Basketball Tax Could Hit Games If War Tax Proves True

Reports from Waterloo and Kansas City indicate a wartime tax may be imposed on high school basketball. Kansas City authorities planned not to tax but now face a deficit and have set aside 500 dollars. Games draw crowds of thousands, making the potential tax a heavy blow to local schedules.

Waterloo Kansas City Kansas Cin Kansan City Iasherhail

Towa Falls Clash With Marion Five In Showdown

Iowa Falls hosts Marion High School tonight in a Cedar Walker League game. Marion leads with undefeated record, while Iowa Falls aims to dent their stand. The rivalry involves top contenders including West Waterloo, with the girls team having opened the season at Sheff ield.

Iowa Falls Marion High School Marion West High of Waterloo Sheffield

Major League Clubs Seek Fresh Start As Spring Opens

New layout of major league clubs awaits spring as rosters reshape and transfers shift balance in both leagues. White Sox and Giants considered favorites, but injuries and internal harmony will decide pennant races. Cards and Cubs clash for top NL spots while Dodgers Braves Pirates and Phillies reshape rosters in a competitive season outlook.

New York Epring Gianca Bucs Birrier Giants White Sox Harry Pulliam Chicago Stu Louis Reds Dodgers Braves Pirates Cleveland Boston Yanks Athletics Browns

Brandon Bee Seeks Summer Concerts and Youth Talk

A Brandon Bee note pressures organizing a youth concert tour for the summer and hints at topics for a talk on youth safety. The piece also references a local evangelist and a reflection on communal events amid a lively town newspaper page.

Boxing Big Card Set For Waterloo Show At Club Gym

Neal Allison promotes a ten round card plus two main events at the Business Men's Athletic Club gym. Huntley vs Mattison for welterweight glory headlines a 16 round bout, with Lavigne vs Schultz for lightweights and other bouts including Goss vs Cole and Earth vs Brooks. The event opens at 6 15 with potential extra seating to accommodate the crowd.

Waterloo Neal Allison Business Men's Athletic Club Lloyd Huntley Farmer Vil Mattison Farmer Bill Huntley Farmer Dysart Lavigne Schultz Kid Lavigne Young Schultz Joe Goss Young Cole Spider Earth Young Brooks

Dempsey Wins First Round Knockout at Racine

Sport flashes report Jack Dempsey knocked out Homer Smith in the first round at Racine Wisconsin. George Chip outboxed Jack Dillon in Duluth Minnesota in the opinion of newspaper men. Jack Wolfe outpointed Jonny Ertle in Cleveland in 20 rounds. Alexander Weeghman reach bonus deal. Alexander to receive about 5000 dollars. Ouimet restored to amateur standing by USGA in Philadelphia. Schedule committee opens 1918 season April 15 in Pittsburgh. Several billiards results from Chicago and two collegiate notes included.

Chicago Jack Dempsey Homer Smith Benton Harbor Racine Wis George Chip Jack Dillon Duluth Minon Jack Wolfe Jonny Ertle Cleveland Grover Alexander Charles H. Weeghman Chicago Nationals Alexander Francis Ouimet United States Golf Association Philadelphia Naional Pittsburgh Robert Cannefax Waugheal John Lawton John Moore Clarence Jackson George Moore Charles McCourt Charles Morrin Cannefaxis Charlie Saully Oitheas Mattie McCnne

Big Game for Red Cross Set for Waterloo

Waterlo o prepares for a high school basketball charity game between West High and Morgan Park Prep of Chicago on Feb 12 or 13. Proceeds go to the local Red Cross. armory is sought for a large crowd. Chicago team funds its trip and covers expenses, with net receipts aiding the Red Cross after costs. West High fields a strong team as Morgan Park brings veteran players.

Waterloo West High Maorgan Park Preparatory School Chicago Red Cross Society Cedar Rapids Sioux City Red Cross Morgan Park West

Farmers Mutual Telephone elects officers in La Porte City

La Porte City January meeting of Farmers Mutual Telephone company elects M C Garman as president Oscar Miles as vice president D K McQuilkin secretary George Bellinger treasurer and Jeff Elliott business manager. Night crew gain raises two staff including chief operator Ethel Thompson. Service price rises $3 yearly. Elliott travels to Waterloo for improvements. Correction issued for director name George Bellinger. Also reports on Tyceum course Rob Roy quartet attendance amid power outage.

le Ports City Farmers Mutual Telephone Company M. C. Garman Oscar Miles D. K. Mc Quilkin George Bellinger Jeff Elliott Formarly J. D. Lyons Ethel Thompson Elliott Waterloo George Banger Tyceum Rob Roy Porte City George Bradford Fatio Miller Pedro Frank Miles Hammond Janesville New Hartford

Waverly Outing Ends With Car Tragedy On Rail Tracks

In Waverly on Tuesday John Liettia halted his car on C G W tracks while taking ladies to a burial. An approaching train struck the car, none injured but damage done to the running board door and a passenger. Passengers named include Mrs J Thetha Mrs F Wise Mrs Dr Tyrrell and Mrs G Mirlemann. The report notes other local items on insurance plans for plate glass and community efforts to conserve food and seed corn amid broader regional news.

Waverly John Liettia Horton W. Empson Waveri Srhot J. Thetha F. Wise Dr. Tyrrell G. Mirlemann J. Laner Laner J. H. Carstensen Red Cross Red Cross Society John Carstensen Benny Orth W. Orth Collins Center Buffalo John B. Rogers’ Producing Co Fostoria Child's Welfare League Waterly Opera House J. Gadwood Rogers’ Company Joe Fosselmann Allison Butler County Bremer County Sumner Tripoli Palace Theatre

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