Old Man Collins Shows Boys How to Pilfer Bases
Eddie Collins, veteran second baseman of the White Sox, leads in stolen bases and batting among American League regulars. Reports show Collins with 19 steals, 14 in the current stretch, lifting his average to .370 after six games. Ruth and other top sluggers pace the National and Western leagues with home runs and runs scored as batting leaders shift across leagues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Collins
White Sox
King
Keystone Guardians
Collins
Jeaders
Hellmann
Tigers
Muddy” Ruel
Washington
Dick Reichle
University of Illinoie
Red Sox
Rue
Collins le Siso
Wamby
Indians
Ruth
Burns
Boston
Jamieson
Cleveland
Cobb
Detroit
Myatt
New York
Rice
Tobin
St. Loui
Ler
Philadelphia
Severeid
St Louis
Haney
Williams
St. Cols
Johnny Mohan
Philies
National League
Jimmy Bottomley
Souis Cardinals
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Pirates
Mokan
Jey
Wheat
Grimm
Cy Williams
Phillies
Bancroft
Giants
Sammy Bonne
Reds
Youns
Southworth
Frisch
Meiril Boston
Roush
Cincinnati
Met
Breaky
Barnhart
Pittsburg
Griffin
Omaha
Wiz
Bauman
Tulsa
Blakesley
Wichita
Gulftin Rhus
McDowel
Davis
McDowell
Red” Corriden
Des Moines
Defate
O'Connor
Omens
Wilcox
Kingman
Diamond
Denver
Lewan
St Joseph
Moore
Sioux City
T McDonald
Southern Association
Cuylet
Nashville
Neun
Birmingham
Goyler
Tierman
Atlanta
D. Clark
Chattanooza
Murray
Richbourg
Smith
Little Rock
Mobile
Wiliams
Herman
At-lanta
Protiro
Mempynis
Leonard
Chattanooga
East
Brief
Jsmith
Toledo
Bunny Brief
Eddie Murphy
Columbus
Lamar
Combs
Louisville
TF. Murphy
Brown
Quzanapolis
Krueger
Indianapolis
Campbell
Schreiber
Dempsey Gibbons Eight Fan Wins Shelby Sight Seeing Trip
St Paul June 9 A society bud heads to Shelby to view the Dempsey Gibbons Eight with One-Eyed Connolly riding a private car and singing. Connolly claims gate crashing prowess and lists recent events from New York to Indianapolis as part of his trip. He remarks on enjoying nature while studying the city’s trains and travels Montanabound.
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St. Paul
Minn
Dempsey- Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Connolly
St.Paul
Wilard Johnson
New York
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mr. Connolly
Women’s State Golf Meet at Des Moines Promises Big Field
Des Moines announces the annual women’s state golf tournament will run August 13 to 17 with a large entry expected. State officers mailed out club entry blanks to boost participation, aiming to top Waterloo’s near forty entrants last year. Margaret Addington of Sunnyside Country Club Waterloo won the 1922 title. Hyperion managers plan to show courtesy to all attendees and schedule flights and events for full daily play.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Mise
Margaret Addington
Sunnyside
Country Club of
Hyperion
Waterloo Seniors Start Cycle for West Journey Monday
Rudolph Ward Jon Kelley and Vernon Schmidt three East High graduates leave Monday morning by motorcycle for California. They plan college or commercial art study. enter Yellowstone Denver Salt Lake Glacier park visits en route. They expect 3009 mile trip with daily legs of 460 to 206 miles and multiple hotel stops. Final destination Los Angeles. They may not return until next year.
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Rudolph Ward
Jon Kelley
Vernon Schmidt
East High
California
Merchant Machine
Kelley
Schmidt
Ward
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Glacier Park
Los Angeles
Battling Nelson to Attempt Comeback in Exhibition Bout
In San Angeles California on June 8 Batting Nelson former lightweight champion will make his first appearance in 14 years facing Phil Salvadore Sacramento claimant to the Pacific coast lightweight title in an exhibition at the Lyceum Athletic club.
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San Angeles
Cal
Batting Nelson
Phil Salvadore
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Lyceum Athletic Club
Heinie Engle Dislocates Jaw in Wrestling Match
In Dubuque on June 9 Heinie Engle of Dubuque dislocated his jaw after a fall and could not continue. Jim Logan of Los Angeles was awarded the match after 12 minutes of the third fall had elapsed.
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Heinie Engle
Dubuque, Jr
Heinie Engel
Dubuque
Jim Logas
Los Angeles
New World High Jump Record Set by EightYear Old Horse
Peabody's Great Heart an eight year old thoroughbred set a world high jumping record for horses clearing 8 feet 13.1 6 inches at the South Shore Country Club horse show in Chicago. The prior record was 8 feet 2 2 inches set by Confidence at Coburg Ontario in 1903.
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Peabody
Thorebred
South Shore Country Club
Coburg
Ont
Chicago
Baseball park blaze harms Richmond event. players safe
Richmond Virginia fire at Mayorsland's Wosevall Park destroys the stand and damages nearby buildings during a league game. No injuries reported.
Etzel Beats Waterloo Welter Knipp In Fort Dodge Bout
Waterloo welter Joe Knipp was badly defeated by Fred Etzel in an eight round boxing show at the American Legion in Fort Dodge. Etzel used reach advantage to punish Knipp who was knocked down several times and appeared groggy. The card also featured Al McCoy versus George Trankenbrnit with McCoy winning by a shade.
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Joe Knuipr
Waterloo
Fred Etzel
Fort Dodge
American Legion
Etzel
Knipp
al McCoy
George Trankenbrnit
Marriages and Travelers Visited Local Family
Marriage licenses list F L Morgan and Ethel Floyd of Waterloo, Merle F Fry and Orleane Clause of Waterloo, Alvin M Summy and Neve B Maust of Waterloo, Charles Joseph Rathgaber of Del and Ate Stobauzh of Marion, Herman Bartels of Grundy Center and Ethel Ruth Rhea of Grundy. Mr and Mrs Willis Snow with family on a two month tour visiting Colorado Springs Denver and national parks, stopped at 217 Locust Street yesterday before resuming their journey.
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F. L. Morgan
Waterloo
Ethel Floyd
Merle F. Fry
Orleane Clause
Alvin M. Summy
Waterlo
Neve B. Maust
Charles Joseph Rathgaber
Del
Ate Stobauzh
Marion
Herman Bartels
Grundy
Ethel Ruth Rhea
Grundy Dever
Willis Snow
I l
Colorado Springs
Denver
National Parks
Cg. G. Hunter
Glasener Grain Shocker to Be Built in Iowa
Cedar Falls brothers George L. and F Russell Glasener announce the Glasener Grain Shocker, a self propelled device that shocks grain without twine. A factory will rise soon in Waterloo or Cedar Falls to begin mass production after months of demonstrations.
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Iowa
George L. Glasener
F. Russell Glasener
Cedar Falls
Glasener
Glasener Brothers
Isi
Canada
George Glasener
Witas Theay
Worshop
Cedar Walls
Maine
Waterloo Man
James I. Kenyon
Waterloo
Tracy Glasener
Glaseners
Grandfather Clock Tells History From Penn to Kentucky
Mrs. C. W. Hardin of Waterloo owns a 1681 clock linked to John Elliott and William Penn. The eight-foot case, wooden works rebuilt by German craftsman Braurer, and later repairs by Graham and Cobb, span generations from Pennsylvania to Kentucky with notes on revolutions and slave-era calls.
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C. W. Hardin
South Errest
John Elliott
America
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Hardin
Eltett
Walter
Maryland
L. A. Cobb
Red Men
John Elliott, Jr
Wee
Kentucky
Virginia
John, Jr
Mary and Willams College
Anthony Wayne
Wayne
Anthony
Georgetown
Lexington
C. M. Braurer
Braurer
Graham
Mr. Cobb
Morrill
Wes Morrill
Cobb
Moose Meet Set for 1924 Iowa Convention in Waterloo
Members of the Iowa Moose will meet in Waterloo in June 1924 for the state convention at Hotel Russell Lamson as headquarters. George Weilein was elected state president with other officers including T Cunningham as vice president Otto Sommer as second vice president C W Sloan as third vice president William Shea as prelate B Meyer as secretary treasurer H Robbins and Frank Strapan as trustees. The Waterloo lodge has grown from 225 members in 1921 to 1150 and purchased quarters in April.
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Order of Moose of
Iowa
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Russell Lamson
Weilein
George Weilein
Waterloo Lodge
T Co. Cunningham
Ames
Otto C. Sommer
Nes Maines
C. W. Sloan
William Shea
Sioux City
B. Meyer
Davenport
H. ©. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Frank Strapan
Webster City
Wetlein
State Association of Moose
Weilety Leads Lodge Effort to Secure Permanent Home
The passage credits Mr. Weilety for upbuilding the lodge and securing a permanent home, signaling the order’s finances to be in healthy condition after years of occupancy.
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Weilety
Warmer Weather Expected After Cool Weekend in Iowa
A moist weekend is predicted with a slight rise in temperatures in northeast Iowa. Yesterday’s high reached 57 degrees and a low of 52, with rain threatening but little falling. Roads are in fair condition, suggesting many outings and picnics possible tomorrow if no heavy rain tonight.
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State Bureau
Oatidune
Iowa
Ames Paper Editor Earns State College Merit Award
Jewell W. Johnson of 623 Wings Ter Avenue receives a meritorious work honor at Town State College for leading student publications. Johnson edited The Student last year as 13 Ames students win emblems for college paper activity and 12 musicians are honored including Byram of Waverly and H M Byram.
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Jewell W. Johnson
Wingster Avenue
Town State College
Johnson
Ames
Byram
H. M. Byram
Waverly
McGlade Offered Rockford Schools Superintendency
Rockford Illinois special report The Waterloo superintendent C McGlade has been offered the position of Rockford public schools head to succeed J E Lewis who resigned to move to Mint Michigan The school board has not received a definite word McGlade was previously assistant superintendent in Rockford a year before his Casper Wyoming stint He plans to decide by Monday after interviews were postponed due to his absence The local committee will revisit the matter Monday with McGlade.
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Rockford
Totin C. McGlade
Wear Alutrict Schools
Waterloo
Ji. E. Lewis
Mint
Mich
McGlade
Casper
Wye
Sfron Ge
Terview McGlade
Supt. McGlade
the Courier
Laws Association of Registered Nurses
Deaconsas Memorial Hospital
Marshalltown
Ira J. Magee
Althea Mages
Barclay Township
A. G. Law
Granit Avenue
Law
Walnut Street
A.W. Chamberlin
Bert Farguson
A. E. Smith
B. B. Giffen
Sara Giffen
Aleter
St. Clairaville
5. M
F. T. Bentley
Pmcity
Cal
San Diego
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
BE. Williamson
Amgrew's Hospital
Murphyville
Tri- Toursday
Whiitamson
Elkville
Hil
W. I. Harrell
Motoring notes and travels cited in Des Moines notices
Local column lists Miss Jose Valentine heading to California from Des Moines with family moves of Ersest Fisher and others. Many residents plan trips to Chicago, Sigourney, Greene, Arkansas City, Los Angeles, or Washington State, with several returning from visits and weddings.
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Jose Valentine
Des Moines
W. A. Valentine
California
Ernest Fisher
Riverside Drive
Chicago
Thomas W. Eaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Eaton
Mia
Ada Colby
Edith
Arkansas City
South
Viola Brandtman
Veterans Surean
Yeatearday
Dubuque
W. P. Walker
Washington State
Miles City
Spokane
Seattle
Wachusatt
Ont
Marshalltown Elks Praised at State Convention
Waterloo's delegation of 1549 Elks returned from the 1023 state convention at Marshalltown and were entertained royally. The Waterloo group staged a monster street parade with Cedar Falls and two Waterloo bands, a balcony concert, and outdoor barbecues serving beef with trimmings six miles from the city.
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Waterloo
Elks
Marshalltown
Waterloo Lodge
Congressman Congratulates Courier Editor on New Plant
Congressman T. Fr. B. Rovinson of Nanpton Ta writes to Courier publishers congratulating them on occupying a new spacious plant. He expresses interest in the new building and admiration for the paper's high class standards and hopeful for increasing helpfulness and prosperity in coming years.
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T. Fr. B. Rovinson
Nanpton
Addressea
Courier
Paner
Cedar Heights Sued for Auto Accident
E. J. Faust filed a suit against Cedar Heights seeking 65.90 for damages from a June 18 1922 auto wreck blamed on municipal negligence. He says his car struck a manhole protrusion and repairs totaled 42.10 and 23.70.
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E. J. Faust
Cedar Heights
Faust
Community Farewell for Forrest Seltz Family in Clarksville
Methodist church members hosted a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Forrest Seltz and their children Thelma and Wayne featuring a community sing in the auditorium followed by ice cream and cake in the parlors. Guests included H I Phillips who hosted a California Iowa fairfarewell event. The article notes rain blessed the area and mentions various local visits and social gatherings.
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Clarkavilie
Tuna
Methodist Church
Forrest Seltz
Thelma
Wayne
California
H.l Phllips
Forrest Saltz
Californ
Lowa
HW. Knapp
Waverly Hospital
Perry Dearth
Idetta Wood
R.G. Wilkins
Waterloo
F. L. Ratsty
Gladys
Ramsbo
S. T
Cedar Pails
Tuenday
Hugh Hickle
Shell Rock
Thoight Kelly
Cedar Falls
Flosh Flickin
Bruce Hickle
Aplington
Warren
Eliza Hickle
Lowell
Iscal Band
Caprices of Weather Meet Electric Merchant Display
An east side electrical goods dealer challenges the weather man by using a store window display of radiant electric heaters and breezy devices. The vendor adapts to alternating cold and heat, hoping to boost sales despite unseasonable conditions.
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Dempsey-Gibbons
Waterloo Boys
Mewan
Pezdirtz
Bat
Hawks
Andy McEwan
Doctor Pezdirtz
Hawk
O'Shea
Mullen
Johnny
Weaden
Marhalltown
Rock Island
Dupuque Oe
Ottumwa O. Aves
G. Waterloo
EGDIN
Ave. Dubuque
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Abe
Ng.ndividual Ag
HTB
Avi Didier
Moyers
Pilcher
ALT Wenson
Potts
Speas
Cooper
Ch Bissler
Delaney
Mattick
Heath
Jackson
Perdirtz
Tapsoy
Oster
Reese
Dixon
Condon
Young
Poorman
Norton
Sae
Roberts
W Mullen
Weygecert
John Cvengros
Forsyte
Lembke
Keil
Schuster
Rooney
Demarest
Howard
MRI
Schaeffer
Hamilton
Makeover
Disses
Jones
Gaines
Vee
McEvoy
Ovens
O Cess
Armstrong
Jaco
Ors Enaene
Jordan
Radloft
A. Jacobs
Aeaee
Doran
O Wee
McGoldrick
Groft
J Dill
Zubay
Nelson
Mayer
Bee
Mane
Irvin
Cvengros
Morgan
McGinnity
Sudbrook
B. Jones
Lindner
Maxton
Noble
Storm
Dil
Holeclaw
G. Brown
Weeden
Cisee - On
Gougler
O McKinney
Eng
Didier
CR Owen E
Holsclaw
jJacobs
Dill
D Wit
Fullerton
Radlow
Ilton
Lidndner
Lesreng
Gousler
Welles
Spukr
Richmond
Mayorsland Wosevall Park
University of Chicago
Wash
Mike Collins
Bobby Wolgast
Hass
Joe Lynch
South Bend
Walter Halas
Notre Dame University
New Haven
Conn
Johnny Dundee
Joe
Morelle
Tex Rickard
Hoe
Robert Adeline
Eugene Cryant
Vonnie A. Malcomson
Jose Malcomson
Poughkespite
Columbia
Syracuse
Navy
Comell
Jersey City
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Mickey Walker
New York Commission
Dave Shade
Jess Wilard
Floyd Johnson
Tuls
McAulifte
Ae Ee
Pet
Bebe
Ruel
National— Wheat
Pittsburgh
Youngs
Bottomles
St. Louis
Joe Knipp
Paris
Charles K. Hackett
Sopranse
Conmmone
Mile
Elvira de Hidalgo
Hackett
Cedar Falls Brothers
Alfene Hosteter
E.L. Hosteter
Lincoln
Jennings Seminary
Aurora
Til
MOOSE
NEAC
Georgee Weilein
Jodge
M'Glade
Hero
Illinois City
West
Mill
Montay
Auo Seg
Amy Kirk
Greene
J. B. Litchfield
Independence
A. J. Loward
Fourth Street East
Harold Bloeser
Charles City
Parenta
Mra. W. A
Minneapolis
Misa Elisabeth Stuart
Bryant Paving Company
Leland Avenue
Weetflald Avenue
Dhrectors
The
Chautaaquation
Greater Werterlag Association
Clarkaville
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