Mucha Wins Flag Tournament at Sunnyside Links
A field of 80 golfers competed in a 14 hole handicapped flag tourney at Sunnyside Country Club on the Fourth of July. Herb Mucha took first, Imms was second, and A. Be Rumsey and H. B. Chandler tied for third. Chandler produced notable shots. Several top scores were posted for the upcoming club championship, with McClain 80 Gropper 89 Felsing 88 and Dr. W. Ellyson 89. Players must report scores by Saturday night and the first round of match play begins the week of July 8. The Byrnes Park course drew many players, though the Fourth’s blind bogey was canceled due to bad weather.
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Three Elks Leave Tonight for Grand Lodge in Miami Florida
Three Waterloo Elks B Hunter GC Murtagh and ank Cl Fish past exalted rulers will depart tonight for Miami to attend the Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks as delegates. Fish will be accompanied by Mrs Fish. Sparty joins other delegates and visitors from Iowa and Illinois. The group will also take part in an Elks excursion to Havana Cuba. On return they travel by Jacksonville up the coast to New York by steamship. They will be away several weeks.
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Murtagh
Ank
Cl. Fish
Waterloo Lodge
Miami
Grand Lodge of ¢ Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Fish
Elks
Lions Clubs Meet Tuesday For Ninth District Convention
Des Moines officials announced the state Lions Clubs will hold the ninth district convention Tuesday morning July 10 at the Shrine Temple, just before Lions International begins its 19th annual convention at 1 PM. District Governor G Z Caswell stated many of the 43 state clubs are expected to attend.
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G. Z. Caswell
The Hawks Nest Contends With League Split and Injuries
Fragmented notes describe the Central and Triple-T leagues considering a split while the Hawks schedule proceeds. Sammy Schranz of the Cedar Rapids Bunnies sustains an injury delaying a two first-base arrangement and Carter Lemon earns praise as a hard worker amid roster instability. Brown is sent home from the Tulsa area and the league faces ongoing pitching and personnel shifts across teams including Des Moines Demons and the Chattanooga club.
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Cedar Rapids Bunnies
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Bunfee
Carter Hed Lemon
Charmin
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Ouimet's 1913 Open Triumph Sparks Golf Epoch
Francis Ouimet, a 20 year old amateur, won the 1913 national open at Brookline in a triple tie with Vardon and Ray. The finish, played in rain on the Stockbridge course, fueled American enthusiasm and marked a turning point for golf in the United States. Vardon and Ray led late, Ouimet edged ahead with a birdie on the 17th, and a final par on the 18th clinched the historic victory amid cheers from Boston area fans.
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B. Keeler
Quimet
Filstory
Bernard Derwin
Francis Ouimet
Harry Varden
Howard Ray
Darwin
Ouimet
Vardon
Ray
Stocktine
Young
Francis
Edwards and Gwynne Report Campaign Expenditures
Edwards spent 410 dollars and Gwynne 334 dollars in the Republican primary campaigns, with affidavits filed showing totals of 510.68 and 894.06 respectively. Most expenses were for advertising and publicity. START PAVING IN JONES Montana July 1 ins pa paving project on primary road No 181 from eight miles south to Linn county line begins by Harrison Construction Company of New York.
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F. OW. Edwards
Couurty Altorney
J. W. Gwynne
Jones
Montiogilo
INS Pa
Jones County
Linn
California star shines in remarkable service action
Net Expert at Li presents a brief feature on the young California athlete Sutton Bundy inheriting athletic prowess from her mother. The piece highlights a notable service action captured in a rare action photo showing the rising star in fame.
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May. Sutton Bundy
Crathy Bundy
Little
California
Blackburne Takes Schalk's Place as White Sox Manager
Chicago July 5 Russell Lena Blackburne today took over the management of the Chicago White Sox replacing Ray Cracker Schalk who had led the club since 1926 and resigned yesterday. Schalk will rest a few days and then rejoin the team to attempt a comeback from August.
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Chicago” White Sox
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White Sox
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Elther
Pete Merdo the Original Clown to Appear in Waterloo
Pete Merdo a renowned circus clown of the Hagen beck-Wallace show will perform in Waterloo on July 13 for matinee and evening exhibitions. Merdo began in Europe at age seven, hails from a long line of performers, left acrobatics after an injury, then returned to clowning in America. He later retired to business in Cleveland before rejoining the circus, bringing new act ideas and renewed success.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace
Waterloo
Mardo
Europe
Cleveland
Giants and Dodgers split twin bill in Brooklyn
The Giants and Dodgers divided a July Fourth double header at the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field. Dazzy Vance won the opener 8 3 for New York while Larry Benton Guardians in the second game, 5 2, earned his 14th win and 17th complete game. Brooklyn’s Carmey and New York’s McWeeny struggled with control as Brooklyn held on for the first game and New York pulled away in the second.
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Morgan Favored in Brooklyn bout with Eddie Martin
New York July 5 Morgan seven to five favorite in a junior lightweight title defense against Eddie Martin of New York at Ebbets Field Brooklyn Tonight. Promoter Humbert Fugazy arranged the postponement. Martin former bantamweight champion and Seattle’s Dean of ring champions seeks title upset after recent comebacks and Morgan’s string of near misses in championship bouts.
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Cannonball) Martin
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Mrs Viva Sergeant Baker Dies in West at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Viva Sergeant Baker has died in the western city at her daughter’s residence. The obituary notes the passing of a longtime resident with family and community ties. Further details regarding funeral arrangements are not provided in the available text.
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Viva Sergeant Baker
West
Widow of Harvey Baker Dead at Mrs George Young Home
The Waterloo widow Viva Sergeant Baker died in Portland Oregon on July 1 after a month of paralysis. She was an only child of the late Harry Sergeant and lived with her daughter Mrs George Young. Survived by her son Harry. Born in Waterloo about sixty years ago, she worked with her husband in Des Moines and was active in the Baptist church. Her father, brick mason Harry Sergeant, moved to Waterloo after the Civil War and built many local brick structures.
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George Young
Portland
Ore
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Waterloo
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