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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1927

Page

13

Waterloo trapshoot club event draws twenty nine shooters

Twenty nine men completed the 160 target program at Waterloo gun club trapshoot at Byrnes park Saturday. J R Jahn led professionals with 159 while G E McCoy was second at 144. amateurs were led by H J Chipman with 156 and E G Fisher and H M Cooper tied second at 152. Norhey won a gold medal for the highest non-winning score with 149.

Waterloo Byrnes Park J. R. Jahn G. E. McCoy H. J. Chipman E. G. Fisher H. M. Cooper Harry Northey Bim Castle Feo H. J. Chapman G. Fisher H M. Cooper H. A. Limbert J. J. Wagner F. Boyd Ssaees H. Miller BH. W Northey Veteran H. L. Crowell R. E. Nesbit D. EB. Dewey V. Brown Marshalltown Cooper Todt Catstons

Indians Rally Twice to Down Mack's Athletics in Cleveland

The Indians woke up to beat Connie Mack's Athletics twice at home, 9 to 6 and 5 to 2. Jamieson sparked base running, Bishop wild throws at the plate, and Walberg pitched the first game while Rommel and multiple hurlers worked in relief for Philadelphia, with Buckeye and Miller on the mound for Cleveland in the two games.

Cleveland Indians McCallister Buckeye Miller Connie Mack Jamieson Bishop Walberg Mack Philadelphia Abrhpore Fale Cobb Simmons Perkins French Lamar Boley Rommel Gray Grove Galloway x—Collins Foxx ABA Spurgeon Summa Burns Aeeweremcee J. Sewell L. Sewell Jacobson Uotzke Seaeeneeeaned Pouckese Parenesenese Glevetamd Wea Caeneees Myatt Hele Rommell Gray Buckeya Balk Rowiand Gelsel Ormsby Plttalphine Abrhfore Hall Pwideen Waren Simmone Kattenawee LD Saetemrtrsces Dedenmeeess Hndeminin D Foory Weve Hale Fonseca Miler

Bon Stein Wins Western Amateur Championship Title

Seattle, July 25 Bon Stein of Seattle defeated Eddie Held of St Louis 2 and 1 to win the 1927 Western Amateur golf championship in a 36 hole final in Seattle. Stein trailed by two holes at lunch but surged in the final 18 to claim the title, after being runner up to Frank Dolp last year.

Seattle Wash Bon Stein Eddie Held St. Lows Stein Frank Dolp Portland

Bristow Wins Hurling Duel From Dougherty

Bristow baseball team defeated Dougherty 2 to 1 at Duf field yesterday. Bristow pitcher Dufield struck out nine opponents. Batteries: Bristow Dufield and Nufield. Dougherty Dougherty and McCullutt. Bristow meets Ackley at Bristow next Sunday.

Courier Special Service Dougherty Bristow Dougherty Wine Duffield Bristow Access Dufield Nufield McCullutt Ackley

Red Sox end Tigers win streak in 8-7 slugfest

In Detroit on July 25 the Red Sox halted the Tigers five game run by winning 8 to 7. Boston built a four run lead, Detroit rallied in the ninth, loading the bases with two out but falling short. Harris earned the win for Boston as Russell took the loss for Detroit.

Detroit Mich Red Sox Tigers Boston Abrhpore Rothrock Myer F Playstead Regan Carlyle Hartley Russell P .Asccesessessse Hasrris Seenesees Shaner Abrh Poae Warner Woodall Gibson Aee Cece Acae Wingo Bassler Ruble Rothrock Manush Fothergill Neun Warner Rollings McManus Gehringer Harris Rowland Vangraflan Connolly

Dundee and Glick Fight in Chicago Tonight

In Chicago the Rock Island Italian Mike Dundee and Joe Glick of Brooklyn meet in a 10 round to a decision bout at 130 pounds as the windup of a fight card. Heavyweights Big Boy Peterson and Charley Van clash in a 10 round semiwindup.

Chicago Mike Dundee Rock Island Joe Glick Brooklyn Big Boy Peterson Charley van

Hawk's Nest trades and minor league moves swirl in rock island notes

Ed Speer of Rock Island sold Saturday to the Cleveland Indians for 1506 dollars and will report after the season. Ottumwa forces and Des Moines signings mix as Klumpp and Brandon shift, with the Packers demanding 3000 for Klumpp. Ottumwa backstop Red Corrick, an Ottumwa native, signs as Harkins' Absence and injuries cripple the Packers. Harold McKain carries a bone bruise delaying his start, while the Hawks gain ground on Burlington amid a flurry of farm and league activity.

Ed Speer Rock Island Cleveland Indians Red Corrick Ottumwa Pat Harkins Corrick Packer Krumpp Starr Harkins Harold McKain McKain Hawks Burlington

Dubuque Climbs in Standings After Rock Island Win

Dubuque edged ahead by half a game after defeating Rock Island, while Marshalltown fell twice. The outcome tightens the race as Dubuque gains ground on Marshalltown with the Rock Island victory in the standings.

Marshalltown Dubuque Rock Island

Strand Orchestra Members Return From Vacations

The Strand Orchestra under C Harland Yerkes resumed work after vacations spent in Cedar Rapids Tama Denver Chicago Kansas City Lake Winona St Paul and northern Minnesota. During the absence the group performed only on the pipe organ under Lulu Engelman Welty Dollie Warren and Connie Kerper.

Strand Orchestra C. Harland Yerkes Cedar Rapids Tama Fred Bowman Denver Colo Marian Marsh Chicago Allen H. Kimmey Kansas City Henry Benz Lake Winona Wis Harry Winans St. Paul Minnesota Jack Smith Lake Michigan Milwaukee Strand Lulu Engelman-Welty Dollie Warren Minneapolis Connie Kerper Dubuque

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Answers

A 1927 Burroughs Nature Club column discusses dealing with wasp and hornet intrusions in cottages, methods to seal and burn nests, and cautions about dangers. It also answers bird anatomy questions noting ostriches lack air-filled bones while grebes have air chambers, and contrasts other birds like vultures, swifts, and terns.

Mysterious Rider Beats Disappearing Ink at Strand

The Strand presents The Mysterious Rider from a Zane Grey story starring Jack Holt with Betty Jewel through Wednesday night. A desert tale of homesteaders, treachery by a lawyer, and a daring rescue unfolds amid peril, heat, and storms in a Western drama with music by Yerkes.

Far West Paramount Zane Grey Strand Jack Holt Betty Jewel Faramount Pictures Bolt Yerkes Band Pn the News

How Salmon Kippering Became a Cured Style

The piece notes that salmon kippering refers to curing and notes the U S Bureau of Fisheries pamphlets on salmon uses. It explains the origin of the term from a salmon called kipper and that traditional methods include drying salting and sometimes smoking with pepper and spices.

U. S. Bureau of Fisheries

Syncopation Week Shines at Plaza Theatre

Alexander Frank headlines Syncopation Week at the Plaza with lively revue numbers and a funny feature film The Cradle Snatchers starring Louise Fazenda. The Janton Sisters Virginia and Lila Culbertson Eddie Mathews and Frank Helms perform energetic dances and capers while Ona Crawford and her Music Masters appear in Russian-esque costumes.

Swift Alexander Frank Plaza Theatre Louise Fazenda Joseph Striker Janton Sisters Virginia Lila Culbertson Waterloo Eddie Mathews Frank Helms Evelyn Ona Crawford

Illinois Central Ball Team Beats Parkersburg 2 1

Eddie O’Connell held Parkersburg to one hit yesterday as Illinois Central defeated Parkersburg 2 to 1 in a tight baseball contest. O’Connell struck out batters and allowed the lone hit late in the game, while Illinois Central pushed runs across in the middle innings to secure the win.

Nois Central Shops Patterson Adland S. C Cramer Parkersburg Illinois Central Eddie O'Connell

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