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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1923

Page

5

Big Time Ball Clubs See Minor Roster Changes

United Press reports major league managers unhappy with next season rosters. Giants keep near same lineup. Boston, Cleveland, and Detroit face changes. Yankees may add Eddie Collins to strengthen infield. Pirates seek a second baseman. Tris Speaker guides Indians toward a young core. Browns hinge on pitching form. Red Sox rebuild hinted with Husk Channey’s move.

United Press New York John McGraw Giants Jimmy O'Conner Jack Bentley Yankees Collins Eddie Collins White Sox Collings Bib Falk Sox Meusel Ward Trout McGraw Falk Wold Jake Daubert Garry Herrmann Pat Moran Fonseca Daubert John Methaw Pittsburgh Pirates Gae Bill McKendirick Sam Bohne Cincinnati Barney Drerfuss Rube Benton Red Chieftain Tris Speaker Cleveland Indians Tris Cobb Detroit del Pratt Rip Collins Pratt Browns St. Louis Browns Frank ‘Husk Channe RS Bhidai Boley Max Bishop Baltimore Stars Harry Fratta Boston Red Sos Lnstead Boston

Sioux City Will Retain Berth in Western League

Kansas City Jan 36 The Western League will not take players from major leagues for trade or purchase. Owners voted behind President Tearney in opposition to the draft plan. Sioux City’s franchise will stay in the league and city, with Pueblo losing its bid. A 158 game schedule is planned, starting April 15 with games in Oklahoma City Tulsa St Joseph and Sioux City.

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A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Rebak WISE EI

A garbled OCR style piece references a comic strip in Type J by J P McEvoy. It mentions cartoonists and a character in a turbulent scene with vivid but nonsensical phrasing. The text reads like a noisy amused note on drawing and a crumbling surface.

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Dog Derby At Ashton Draws Top Trail Figures

Ida Ashton reports a keen dog derby at Ashton on Washington's birthday featuring Lyi Hutchison, Smoky Gaston, and Tod Kent. The field includes Bill Trude, George Pileer, Olcott Zarn, and others racing for the American championship and a large purse. Dark horses from Alaska, Hudson Bay, and Canada may join, with secret training by Zara's team and others shaping the contest.

Ashton Ida Washington Lyi Mutchison Torghen Gaston Smoky Miss Multehison West Hoth Tod" Kent Bill Trude George Pileer Olcott Zarn A. D. Carter America Iyself Miss Hutchison Tae Canada Zara Buffalo River Yellowstone Park Zarn Kent Smoky” Gaston West Yellowstone

Nemmers to Lead East Track Squad in 1923

East High names Ray Nemmers as captain of the 1923 track squad. Coach Louis Kresensky plans a strong team with the returning half mile relay unit Spens dex, Boyson, Loveaul and Nemmers. Nelson, Jane, Blitsch and Hu lett to hold prominent field roles. Distance runners training now. field athletes report later this month.

East High Ray Nemmers Louis Kresensky Spensdex Boyson Loveaul Nemmers Nelson Jane Blitsch Hulett

Church Cagers in Postponed Series

Inter Sunday school basketball games at East High were postponed to tomorrow night due to a Mime concert by Eva Gauthier. The tourney opener closes first half with First Presbyterian versus Grace M E five. Contests promise closer play as teams hit their stride, drawing crowds each Tuesday. Wednesday matchups include Burton Avenue Baptists versus Walnut Street Baptists, Tome Park Baptists versus First Paulist and Walnut Street Baptists, United Brethren versus St Pauls M E, Calvary Yeanerthal versus Christ Episconal, Westminster Presbyterian versus Trinity Enthéran, and Grace M FE versus First M.

Mime Eva Gauthier East High First Presbyterian Grace M. E. Five East Hich Burton Avenue Calvary Yeanerthal Christ Episconal Westminster Presbyterian Trinity Enthéran Grace M. FE First M

West High Faces Novak Quintet in Key Week

West High prepares for two big midweek games against Novak's Cedar Rapids quintet and an upcoming Friday contest with Oelwein. Coach Sarff aims to upset Cedar Rapids while defense centers on filling for ineligible Hastettler. East High also siege for next two weeks with Oelwein and Teachers High on the horizon.

West High Ktwo Old Rose and Blusk West Warriors High Ralph Sarfr Wear Cedar Rapids Waterloo Novak Sarff Rose Sindlinger Bean Ferguson Meyers Burright Whetts Potter Stimgon Hells Altho Miller Brothers Hastettler Hudson Kipp Oelwein East High Jesup Charles City

Aged Indian Fighter Glascow Rested Near Custer Battlefield

Billings Montana January 30 The last request of John J Glascow 72 veteran soldier Indian fighter and survivor of the Custer massacre of 1876 was honored as his body was buried between Little Big Horn and Yellowstone rivers near the massacre site Glascow life spared in 76 because he was in the snarch house during Custer march from Fort Lincoln Bismarck MEDIUM BRON TATE looks best Call after a Golden Glint Shampoo advertisement

Billings Mont John J. Glascow Little Fre Horn Yellowstone Glastow Custer Fort Lincoln Bismarck

Business College Teams to Play Waverly Quintets

Gates Waterloo Business College boys and girls basketball teams travel to Wartburg College and Waverly High School for YMCA gymnasium games tomorrow night. Girls start at 8 p.m. Both Waterloo teams aim for victory after recent losses at Waverly. the boys add three new players from Jadar Falls, Boone, and Platteville.

Gates Waterloo Business College Wartburg College Waverly Ight School Y. M.C Ithe Waverly Business College Waterloo Thai Loys Jadar Falls

Boxing results from last night across multiple cities

In New York Pittsburch-Abraham Attell Gold stein outpointed Michael Moran in a ten round welterweight feature. Detroit Jack McAuliff scored a technical knockout in the third over Huel Walker in a middleweight bout. Arion Panning KO’d George Wallace in Kansas City. Chaney KO’d Krankie Hice in the first round in Brooklyn. Herman won a decision over Willie Kohler in Brooklyn in 12 rounds. McNentin defeated Gypsy Daniels in New York in 12 rounds. Burman decisively outpointed Patsy Flannigan in Chicago in 16 rounds. Lew Tendlar knocked out Jack Lawler in Philadelphia in a lightweight bout. Tunney and Renault were barred from the ring after a 50 round heavyweight bout for unsatisfactory work.

Pittsburch Abraham Attell Goldstein New York Michael Moran Pittsburgh Detroit Jack McAuliff Huel Walker Ansas City Arion Panning Kansas City George Wallace Chaney Krankie Hice Brooklin Blake Herman California Willie Kohler Charley McNentin Gypsy Daniels Chicaro Jore Burman Chicago Patsy Flannigan St. Louis Philadelphia Lew Tendlar Jack Lawler Omaha Gene Tunney Jack Renault

State Teachers win from Simpson in close basketball clash

Indianola Jan 30 LaWay State Teachers college beat Simpson college 15 to 12 in a tight game. After an 11 11 halftime, the hosts managed only one point in the second half while the Teachers added four.

Indianola laWway State Teachers College Simpson College

Shenandoah High Boys Win Two In One Weekend

Shenandoah high basketball five won two games in one day during a weekend trip. They beat Greenfield 75 to 17 on Friday, then Fontanelle 21 to 12 Saturday afternoon and Greenfield again 22 to 17 Saturday night. Next play at Corning Friday and Glenwood Saturday at 7.

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One Holdout Reported for Giants

New York January 30 One official holdout two signatures and a flock of unknowns came with the first delivery of New York Giants contracts. Billy Roser Ryan star pitcher sent back his contract Hugh McQuillan and Alec Gaston signed and the rest have not been heard from. Frank Frisch Heine Groh and Ross Young are under Holdover contracts.

New York New York Giant Billy (Roser) Ryan Hugh McQuillan Alec Gaston Frank Frisch Heine Groh Ross Young

Walter Johnson Expects Eighteenth Season With Senators

Reno report says Walter Johnson plans to return for a full season with the Washington Senators, awaiting a contract while father-in-law E. E. Roberts predicts Johnson will settle in Reno after baseball. Johnson notes long career, hints at final year, enjoys duck hunting and pheasant shooting when away from the diamond. He mentions friends Ty Cobb and Eddie Collins and says he will play as long as the club wants him.

Reno Nev Walter Johnson E. E. Roberts Kansas Nevada Axtal Walter Washington Senators TNL Washington Ty Cobb Eddie Colling Hie Hike Johnson Robert Yerington Wahoe Lake Brewster Adams Brewster

Iowa Beats Minnesota In Western Conference Clash

Minneapolis Jan 30 Iowa defeated Minnesota 32 to 1 in a Western Conference basketball game last night. The Gophers suffered their third straight defeat as the fast trio played well. Also Ohio State won its first conference victory over Northwestern 20 to 18 in Chicago.

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CONTI AND HOREMANS TI IN 18.2 BILLIARDS

Edouard Horemans the Belgian 14.2 parkline champion and Roger Conti the French champion faced off in a third exhibition in Chicago after two ties. Horemans won the afternoon 300 to 184 while Conti captured the night match 260 to 212. Each player posted a 150 point run as the duel continued.

Chicago Edouard Horemans Roger Conti France A Horemans Conti Horemans

Palmer School Concerts Broadcast on 400 Meters in Davenport

Davenport radio bulletin lists Palmer School of Chiropractic programs including weather forecasts, time signals, openline market quotes, and chimes at noon. An educational talk by Swindell and a musical program led by Swindell’s orchestra feature baritone Zen, with the Els Hawk hotel orchestra supplying the program.

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Des Moines Signs Players From West Coast Tie

Bert Whaling, former Vernon catcher of the Pacific Coast league, now playing winter baseball in Los Angeles, has been signed by Manager Cordon to play with the Des Moines club of the Western league.

Des Moines Los Angeles Cal Bert Whaling Vernon Cordon

Basketball Scores From Regional Contests

Kansas led with 27 while Oklahoma posted 41 points in a regional tally. Butler and Notre Dame were noted with small counts. Morningside defeated North Dakota 39 to 17 and Kansas Wesleyan beat Colorado College 29 to 22. Tulaneas and Spring Till College posted 40 in a terse line of results.

Kansas Oklahoma Butler Notre Dame Wankton Columbus Morningside North Dakota Kansas Wesleyan Colorado College

Plans for 25 day spring pony meeting at Hawthorne

Chicago reports plans by the Illinois Jockey Club for a 25 day spring meeting at Hawthorne opening May 26 and another fall meeting. Purse figures are not yet confirmed but the smallest purse will be 000.

Plan Pony Mhet Chicago Hawthorne Track

Greb and Loughran Battle for Title at Madison Square Garden

New York reports Harry Greb of Pittsburgh will defend the American light heavyweight title tonight against Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia in a scheduled two round bout at Madison Square Garden.

New York Harry Greb Pittsburgh Tommy Loughran Philadelphia Wadisan Square Garden

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