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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1924

Page

5

Hawks Clinch 6-2 Victory Over Dubuque In Climb to Series Tie

McCracken hurling for Waterloo silenced the Climbers as Ovid McCracken held Dubuque to two runs. Groft hit a go ahead two run homer in a three run third inning, Oster drove in runs and Meyers made key plays as Waterloo rallyed to a 6-2 win and evened the series before a large crowd at Cedars.

Waterloo Evenin' Groft Homer Hawks Pound Oster Dubuque McCracken Ovid McCracken Dobuaque Mac Oster Altho Althoit O’shea Schule Alex Schisicher Grant Groft Hicks Moora Hinton Clarke Schleicher Willoughbs Mullen Dixon O'Shea Schulz Johnny Texas Willoughby Moore Claude The Cedars Armstrong Alabama Sam Hinton Delaney Werers Dabeaus Meredith Armetrong Meyers Th . Willoughts Deian Greene and Rath

Zane Grey Nets Large Swordfish at Catalina

Los Angeles July 16 Zane Grey author and sportsman is credited with landing the season s largest swordfish after a long battle in Catalina waters. Sundar Grey helped reel in a 45 ft pound sea monster with red and red after a lengthy fight.

Zane Grey Catalina Los Angeles Cal Sundar Grey

Standings Update From National and American Leagues

National League results include New York 9 over Chicago 4 and Brooklyn 7 over St. Louis 4. American League shows New York 6 over St. Louis 4 and Detroit 11, with Philadelphia 9 and Washington 4, Cleveland 2. Minor leagues list Minneapolis 5 over Baulsville 4 and others across divisions.

Pat Homshy St. Louis Wheat Brooklyn Wil Holm St. Jons Abst Wilson New York Knyder Ruth Archdeacon Chgo Falk Chicago Cobo Detroit Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Philedelphia Washington Cleveland Minneapolis Baulsville Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Kansas City Wichitr Das Meines Tulsa Omaha Oklahoma Mississippi Valley Pet Waterloo Targus S & Teriar Burlington Ottumwa Moline Marshalstown Pat York Cinetynnath Va Ana Boesroi Ag Lewis Columb ATE Ranasts Ag Milwaukee Omani Be We Denver Itutsa Be Ag St. Joseph Oklahome Wichtra Ee Lincoln -_ ae Des Moines

Brannigan Attacks Severeid as Ansons Defeat Plows 6-2

In Marshalltown, a brawl erupted after a disputed call in the fourth inning between Umpire Severeid and James Brannigan of the Motine club. Brannigan protested a decision and charged the umpire, prompting a general fight as both sides grappled and required police to separate them. House limited Moline to five hits as Ansons leveled the series with a 6-2 win.

Marshalltown Baly Mike Sexton Severeid James Brannigan Brannigan House Addie Ansons Farnum al Shollanbarger Gevney McFrean Wenta C Young Swanson Hearston I Wetter Poessen Wiliteroa Aucustine Johnsen Nicholson R. Nicholeon Tawls Fonneen Fillingham Lingham Tanner Will Fhingham Vetter Hose Howse Agar Foster Seversid

Golf Tourney at Oelwein Sunday Draws Regional Players

The Oelwein Country Club hosts a Sunday golf tournament on the local course with entrants from Cresco Independence Waverly New Hampton West Union Calm ar Decorah and possibly additional towns. Prizes will honor low individual and team scores. Frank Barton of Delaware Country Club is expected to contend for honors.

Oelwein Oelwein Country Club Cresco Independence Waverly New Hampton West Union Calmar Decorah Frank Barton Delaweth Country Club Byrnes Park Water

Rockford Fails to Replace Bees in Valley League

Rumors say Rockford sought to supplant Burlington in the Mississippi Valley league but owners backed by Mike Sexton kept the Burlington club in place. Burlington officials complained of umpire disputes and fines, threatening to quit, while Rockford’s bid to take over was dropped after a conference.

Rockford BEES Fangover Ill Sexton Burlington Allan G. Brophy Tja Trea Lance Ottumwa Rock Island Mike Sexton Ira Bell Burtingon Sexton Lato

Local baseball notes mix with comic city odds and odd gifts

Ragtag game chatter from Du buque and Ottumwa features players changing teams and hunting medical care. tales include Wingfield signing Mathews, Wetzel’s injury return, and fans rewarding players with shoes cigars and even a car from a drive yourself outfit amid a day of playful bets and fan scenes anchored by Leo Oster and a floral horseshoe gift episode.

Grant Fang Kinney’s Bishon Leo Karns Homer

Busy 10 day Y camp program opens on Morris Island

Local M G A camp on Morris Island begins a 10 day schedule with morning Bible studies led by Rev. John R Macartney and Rev F H Moehmann. Campfire talks feature several speakers while an overnight hike to C A Morriss cabin is planned Friday. Dedication of a new bunk house and Cedar Ridge donations mark upcoming events.

Morris Island John R. Macartney F. H. Moehlmann Macartney Mayer Guagy 5. B. Howell F. C.sage C. A al Frown Bers Black Hawk Ossie! Salem Salem Annandsale Minn Tetter Bill Roester Drake Greeley Colo Ike Armstrong Otis McCreery Armstrong Colorado McCreerry Minnesota Lakes KK. L. Wilson New York

Four round draw and suspensions in boxing notes

Denver and New York boxing results include a four round draw for Edmundson and partners, Hallering defeating Leonard by decision in one, and Charles Johnston suspended by the state athletic commission for contract refusals. Goldstein to defend against Ledoux in a three bout, plus Sharkey defeats Smith in Boston action. Other results list Ponce signing to coach Central College and Pence’s football fame cited.

Denver Celo Circle Edmundson Thiengee Negawelterweient Hrankle Herrere Trinidad New York Mike Hallering Fudge Johnny Leonard State Athletic Commission Charles Johnston Johnny Dunnes Trorldl Aue Goldstein Central College Pencea Kettering Fence Pence Tes Molinos Drake Onerekes Harry Huss Kings Jey Peter Ehi- Inger le Mars Joe Kavtzky Port Dodge Jubiinges Sod Huss

Brandon Boy and Waterloo Lao Fight At Electric Park

Waterloo's Jackie Leonard and Brandon's Young Menton headline a six round bout at Electric Park tonight. Leonard weighs 148 and Menton promises action in a tight midcard, with Carl Clayton contrasting in a four round semi bout. Leo Moore versus Ray Stauk opens the show, Ralph Alexander promotes and referees.

Brandon Boy Waterloo Lao Elegtaig Jackie Leonard Waterloo Young Menton Brandon Electric Park Leonard pwoHe Harold Jenkins Ener Menton United Kid Carl Clayton Leo Moore Ray Stauk Ralph Alexander Alexander

Cedar Rapids Caps II Edge Cardinals 5 4 in 11 Innings

The Cedar Rapids Caps II defeated the Cardinals 5 to 4 after 11 innings yesterday in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Didier fanned nine in six innings before handing to Flannigan in the ninth. Parkins pitched well but weakened late as the Caps II rallied for the win.

Cedar Rapids Bunnies Cardinals Didier Parkins Altho Flannigan Anderson Heath Ford Dil J. Dim O'Neil Kiddle Huston Mattick Hepting Ritledge Collins Swanson Cunningham Speas Barreth Perkin P J Flannigan Olumwa Homerun Sivanson Perkins

Two Tie for Low Honors in Ladies State Golf Meet

In Cedar Rapids, Mrs. F C Byers and Mrs. J D Waterman tied for medal honors in the qualifying round of the state women's golf tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club with 923 for 18 holes. Mrs. David Beardsley ranked third with a 9 for 18 holes, the only other player under the century mark. 53 started qualifying.

Cedar Rapids F.C. Byers J . D. Waterman Davennport Cedar Rapids Country Club David Beardsley A. C. Clapp Harlan W. EB. Baker Medaliat B.C. Bon Rock Island Cart Jordan Cedar Rapits WW. LeGrange Storm Lake W. M. Sheldon Waterloo Migs Ethel McMichaels WW. D. Beard Des Moines

Keeping the left heel down in the golf backswing

Instruction by John F. Dene Ce on golf mechanics stresses keeping the left heel on the ground throughout the backswing to avoid limp left leg, prevent the foot from dangling, and ensure proper weight transfer as the club passes the ball.

John F. Dene Ce

Poetry Draft Sparks Dubuque Baseball Letter

A humorous dig at Dubuque’s weather and fortune unfolds as a mock poem about a baseball team. The piece comments on the season and suggests a pennant challenge, with the author unknown and the verse framed as a playful editorial aside.

Waterloo casters enter state tournament in Des Moines

Waterloo casters join the state casting tournament to be held in Des Moines on August 24 with entrants from Sioux City Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Grinnell and others. Exhibition appearances by Fred Peate George C Chatt and William Stanley are planned as more than 160 casters statewide are expected. Frank Marnett of Coon Rapids is entered again after winning last year.

Waterloo Des Moines Sioux City Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Grinnell Vinten Conneil Bluffs Coon Rapids Fred Peate George C. Chatt William Stanley Frank Marnett

Klingsman May Become Iowa Freshman Swim Coach

Ivan J. Klingsman of Vinton may be hired as freshman swimming coach and assistant to Dave Armbruster at Iowa University for next year. He starred for three seasons on the Iowa tank team and is a top speed man in the conference. A formal offer was not announced, but he has reportedly been offered the position and given time to decide.

Dubuque Fane Plange Ike Dubuque Baseball Fang iSymapathy Old Waterloo Dubuque Iowa City Ivan J.klingsman Vinton Dave Armbruster Klingsman Iowa Tank Aggregation Kiingaman Hawkeye Star Middle

Pacemakers in A L All Win Cubs Slip Fast

Second division clubs struggle as pace setters New York Washington Detroit and Chicago widen the gap by defeating St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and Boston respectively. Johnson sharp for Washington in a 4 2 win. Detroit 11 3 over Philadelphia. Chicago 8 5 over Boston. Giants beat Cubs 9 4. Hornsby homers again for St Louis in 7 4 loss to Brooklyn. Pirates beat Phillies 4 3 1. Cincinnati 7 0 over Boston.

Associated Press New York Washington Detroit Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Shocker Yankees Walter Johnson Manusch Giants Cubs Rogers Hornsby Cardinals Brooklyn Earl Smith Pittsburgh Pirates Phillies Cincinnati

Slugger 10 Meet Boxers Friday At Park

Mark Moore and Johnny Cline prepare for a boxing card at MA Park Friday evening as Moore seeks a rematch with Earl Blue by facing Cline on a deluxe undercard promoted by John Goss. The event features Kid Ray versus Harry Smith, six two minute rounds, and local ring action with referee Alex Fidler.

Mark Moore Johnny Cline Baseball Grounds Tiger Johnny Earl Blue Moore Blue Cline Mark Minneapolis John Goss Kid Ray Harry Smith Nashua Ray Smith Harry Collinson Tommy O'Connor Gelwain United Kid Waterloo O’connor Collins Ieee St. Paul Alex Fidler

Chl Con tor in large Cattle direct the ex One locate podre

Fragmentary report notes a large cattle direct issue involving an ex one locate podre and son. The garbled text makes exact details unclear and readers await clearer copy.

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