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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

6

Ollie Pecord Chosen Referee for Willard Dempsey Bout

Toledo June 27 Ollie Pecord official referee of the Toledo boxing commission will be the third man in the ring for the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title fight at Bay View Park July 4 Tex Rickard and Major A J Drexel Biddle were named to serve as judges Pecord is a former professional boxer and ball player aged 52 He has refereed about 410 bouts and came to Toledo 39 years ago to start his boxing career

Toledo Ollie Pecord Toledo Boxing Commission Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Tex Rickard A. J. Drexel Biddle Philadelphia Pecord Jack Skellery Flng Yonkers W. Warren Barbour New York Nagy Lz Bay View Park Jack Johnson Dempsey Olle Pecord Willard-Dempsey Birmingham Major Baird

Iowans Named to Yank Track Team for Paris Meet

Five Iowans, two from Des Moines, qualified for the American squad heading to the interallied track and field meet in Pershing Stadium near Paris. Sol Butler, star from Dubuque college, will compete in three events including running broad jump, 100 meter relay, and 100 meter dash. Lucius Erwin of Des Moines, a Drake University alumnus, qualified in pole vault, tied for a state meet record at 11 feet 9 inches in 1917 with an Ames athlete. O’Hara of Des Moines and Mason City’s Brauseau appear on baseball rosters. Hass of Grinnell College was initially favored but not listed in the latest entries.

Des Moines Yowans Pershing Stadium Paris Sol Butler Dubuque College Butler Drake Lucius Erwin Drake University Ames A. CG. Nelson, Renwick, Sr Simon FP. Brauseai Mason City Faber J. O'Hara Des’ Moines North High School O'Hara Hass

Browns Top Sox In Thirteen Inning TG Frame Clash

In a 13 inning game the Browns edged the White Sox 3 to 2 as Tobin doubled and Sisler singled, Smith sacrificed home the deciding run while Chicago tied in the ninth. Detroit beat Cleveland 1 to 0 on solid pitching by Boland and Jasper in 12 frames. Washington won the series finale against Boston 3 to 1 with Harper superb on the mound and Pennock touched for 13 hits.

St. Louis Chicago Browns Tobin Sisler Jacobs Smith Sox Detroit Cleveland Indians Boland Jasper Tigers Washington Boston Harper Pennock Cleveland Thetroit O'Neil Bol Ainsmith L & Os Harper and Agnew Pennock and Schang St Louis Kerr and Schalk Sotheron Billings Severied

President Wilson to Sail for Home Sunday in Peace Talks

Paris dispatch reports plans for the peace treaty signing set for 3 PM Saturday after the council of four worked to finalize arrangements. President Wilson bade farewell to American correspondents at the Crillon before a final conference with Gen Pershing and the delegation. Meanwhile baseball scores and rain-delayed games are noted across major leagues, with Chicago-St Louis and Cincinnati-Pittsburgh games affected by rain.

Associated Press Paris Council of Four Wilson Otel d'Crillon Amereican George Germany

NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORE SUMMARY IN CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS

Baseball results from the National League in Chicago and St Louis show tight contests with St Louis edging Chicago 7 to 4 powered by Meadows Ames and Snyder. In the Pittsburgh Cincinnati clash Schmidt and Ruether pitched, while other leagues reports include American Association results and Western League scores. A Moose vs Fayette game is announced for Tripoline as part of Independence day festivities.

New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Boston Cleveland St Ray Detroit Chicago St.Louis St. Louis Cubs Pittsburgh Reds Adams Bar Ber MOOSE Fayette Tripoline Es Moines St. Joseph Sioux City Nawapa- Moline la Torre Havre Parry

Controversy Over Ages Settled By Old License Record

Leavenworth Kansas June 27 On examining the license record book at the probate judges office in Leavenworth county courthouse it was found that March 13 1908 a license was issued to Jesse M Willard 26 years and Hattie Evans 22 years. Willard swore to an affidavit that he was 26 years old and this would make him 37 now thereby sport followers here contend settling the controversy about his age.

Leavenworth Kan Leavenworth County Jesse M. Willard Hattie Evans Willard

Archangel expedition reinforcements reach Brest

The War Department announced arrival at Brest of additional Archangel expedition units including Companies C and K of the 339th Infantry the medical detachment of the 31014 sanitary train and a number of casuals arrival came yesterday following June 27 reports from Washington D C

Washington, D. C Brest Archangel War Department 339Th Infantry

Army Meat Must Be Repacked, Given as Reason for Low Bids

Chicago reports that repacking meat offered by the government is a chief reason for low bids. War Department officials led by Director of Sales Hare noted bids at 25 to 50 percent of government cost. Packaged meat in large formats requires division, and advice warned against canned goods like corn beef as non saleable in America.

Associated Press Chicago War Department Siles Hare America

Kansas Wheat Crop Reaches 229 Million Bushels

Topeka Kansas June 27 The state board of agriculture reports the winter wheat harvest estimate at 229 217000 bushels, about 23 million more than the prior monthly figure. The report notes higher yields and reflects a strong crop outlook for Kansas with continued harvest activity across counties.

Kansas Associated Press Topeka Kan State Board of Agriculture

Gen Hoffmann dismissed for defiance of peace treaty

Berlin June 27 Gen Hoffmann a key figure in Brest Litovsk talks with Russia has been dismissed from his command in the eastern district for declaring he would defend the district to the last man and would not recognize the peace treaty, defying government orders.

Associated Press Berlin Hoffmann Brest-Litovek Russia Wang Iever

Bets Go Slow on Toledo Fight

Chicago gamblers show uneven bets on the July 4 Jess Willard vs Jack Dempsey bout in Toledo with small stakes backing Dempsey and large wagers favoring Willard. The odds lean 7 to 5 for Willard but local confidence is cautious amid conflicting reports on Willard’s condition from Toledo.

Chicago Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Toledo James J. Corbett John L. Sullivan New Orleans Wisconsin Willard Dempsey Sara

Homecoming for Neal Allison After Army Service

Neal Allison, ex Waterloo lightweight boxer, returned home from 13 months with the 303rd engineers of the 78th division. He plans a few days with family before heading to Camp Dix to train boxers for the Knights of Columbus. Allison fought 10 times in the army, winning all with six by knockout, and recalls a four round victory over Trickri, a French pugilist, by KO.

303Rd Engineers Neal Allison Waterloo Camp Dix Knights of Columbus Allison Neal K. O Weal

Marriage by judge aids new couple amid city hall

A marriage ceremony for Matio Tovar and Margareta Aleman, both Spanish speakers, was conducted by Judge Boies with an interpreter after officials were briefly unavailable. The couple initially sought Mayor Thompson and then Judge Birdsall, who was away. The ceremony proceeded with witnesses present. George Sherman and Fannie Meyers obtained a Chicago marriage license. Consul Thomson notes Siberia has three potential mining partners seeking American investment in gold, cannery, and graphite mines.

H. B. Boies Matio Tovar Margareta Aleman R. C. Thompson W. O. Birdsall Boies Alfred A. Thomson Trkulsk Sieria Siberia A. Com~ Pany Wand

Aerial Armada Welcomes U S Ocean Aviators in Hoboken Reception

A large armada of aerial craft gathered at local fields before a bay flight to greet American trans Atlantic airmen aboard a transport. Rear Admiral James H Glennon will represent the secretary of the navy in a pier side reception at Hoboken. The report blends aviation news with scattered local obituaries and business notices from Independence and nearby towns.

the .Agsomatea Press New York America Zeppelin Navy

Started For War On Nov 11 Now Signs For Service

Frederick W. Koenig of Summer was drafted on Armistice Day but halted at the Waverly courthouse steps. Seven months later he enlisted in the air service and will be sent to Hawaii. Recruits needed for Hawaii and the Philippines include airmen mechanics chauffeurs ordnance and motor transport personnel. Alaska service also offered.

Frederick W. Koenig Air Service Hawaii Philippines Sergt L. H. Imig Motor Transport Corps Waterloo Sergt. Imig

Y M C A Committees Named for Year 1920

W Langlas president appoints Y M C A committees to June 1 1920. Finance Charles Chapman H B Plumb Worth Hillman George B Miller. Light and fuel W T F E Bragdon Dr G Boysen John Sweeney. Religious C F Smith Rev E Lorkwood J T Houser. Entertainment Rev Fred Clark A Gates Frank King. Recreation O A Renass Me Arth ey Fred Northey. Industrial B F Swisher Lee Litchfield Dr J E Johnson. Membership Kirk Stewart Guy Lee Harry Fisher. Boys' Work Harry Norther A Morris Dr E F Stevenson. Social Service Rev F L W Court Walter P Jensen Carleton Sing House Austin Burt John Hanson James Graham. Publicity A E Haswell W H Lat erie ae Executive C W Chapman H S Plumb W H Langias

W. Langlas H. B.plumb C.-W. Chaplan Worth Hillman George B. Miller FE. Bragdon Dr. G . Boysen John Sweeney E . Lorkwood J. T. Houser Fred Clark A. Gates O. A. Renass In Mearthey Fred Northey B. F. Swisher Lee Litchield J. E. Johnson Kirk Stewart Guy Lee Harry Fisher Harry North

Beebe Selected Bremer County Schools Superintendent

Grace Beebe of this city was elected Bremer County superintendent Tuesday, succeeding May E. Jerrancis. She will serve two years and two months after receiving 13 of 22 votes as Readlyn was not represented. Also noted are a sewer contract let to EC Richards and the marriage of Helen Manser and Ralph W Zastrow, with Diekmann returning from Camp Dodge.

EC. Richards Helen Manser Ralph W. Zastrow Charles City J. D. Klooz Fred Diekmann Camp Dodge

Eunice Wells Dies in Independence Funeral Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Eunice A. Wells who died Wednesday after 2E years in Obis city were held yesterday at the Methodist church of which she was a member. Interment followed at Oak cemetery.

Grove Cemetery Frank Independence Moline Mortie Taylor Wap Blondin Second Avenue E. M. Bush Cedar Rapids Bush D. J. Lundy KE. J. Lundy

Browns Organize War Savings Society in St Louis

The St Louis Browns become the first major league team to form a war savings society. Manager Jimy Burke urged saving, noting four percent interest and a path from a small pledge to a large payout. George Sisler was elected president, Pepper Jim Austin as secretary treasurer after pledge cards were signed.

St. Louis St. Louis Browns Jimy Burke Chicago Cubs White Sox Burke Browns Uncle Sam George Sisler Pepper Jim” Austin

Golf 15 Developing Its Own Language

Kansas City Star notes golf may build a rich slang like baseball, citing a 45 foot putt described as horripiicating. The piece argues golf will develop its language with time and writers, calling the start encouraging for the game's enduring presence.

Golf 15 Kansas City Star

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