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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

14

Frankie Frisch hits century mark in national batting race

Frankie Frisch of the New York Giants becomes the first major leaguer to reach 100 hits this season as leaders in batting averages battle across the American and National leagues. The report highlights Frisch's milestone, league standings, and top performers from Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and other clubs with updated averages and totals.

Associated Press Chicago Frenkie Frisch Fordham Finch New York Giants Kealed Zack Wheat Brooklyn Charley Grimm Pittsburgh Bob Farrell O' Farrell George Grantham Cubs Cy Williams Tennadelphia Williams Alncr Jimmy, Bottomley J. Louis Reading Mokan Phildelphs Young W. Tork Bottomley St. Louis Roush Selmatt Fournier Earl Smith Hoston Southworth Boston Traynor Tierney Philadelphia Wewcomber State Fred Haney Detroit Haney Harry Hellmann Hellmann Charley Jamieson Cleveland Indians Mddie Colling White Sox He Collins Babe” Ruth Ruth Teilmann Ieilmain Burns New York Ruel Washington Miller Witt J. Sewell Cleveland Cobb J. Harrie Shi Beck Hongra Bunny Briefi Kansas’ City Smith Toledo Lamar Fief G. Wright Carl Bast Minneapolis Brief Combs Louisville Edldie Murphy Columbus Merry Tate Comba Atenlinge Hay Murphy Cambs Southern Association Huhn Mobile Aluce Richbourg Nashville Richbourge Leonard Chattanofyn Herman Atlanta Murray J. Milér Birmingham Pass New Orleans Bernsen Memphis Haley Tucker Lamb Tamb Tulsa Bauman Horan Des Moines Palmer Stoux City C. McDorrell Wichita Davis Feiber Oklahoma City J. Griffin Omaha Binkesley Blakenley Ichita McLarry Grittin T. McDathidmaha Quarry Sioux City Leltvelt Frisch Grimm O'Farrell

Polo at Chicago Invites Western Teams for Orientela Club

Six mid Western Polo teams will compete in the Orientela club invitation tournament opening today at Lake Foreatto Field. Teams include Onwentela Blues Onwentela RK 3 Fourteenth Cavalry Des Moines Six Corps Area Port Sherman Grasmere Farms and Miami Valley Hunt and Polo Dayton. Feature matches scheduled today and Independence Day events noted.

Chicago Orientela Lake Foreatto Onvweoteian Blues Onwentela Rk Fourteenth Cavalry Dea Moines Port Sheridan Grasmere Farms Miami Valley Hunt Dayton

Mark Arie Wins at Traps as Amateur Champion

Chicago report shows Mark Arie capturing the Great Lakes Zone amateur trap title with a 98 score. A. H. Winkler earned the women’s honors with 97, as the tenure event featured Gilbert and others in scoring.

Mark Arie Chicago Great Lakes Ands. A. H. Winkler Wom Sn Uv Arie F. Gilbert

Dempsey Contract Clauses Put Payment Risk on Promoters

Terms of contract show Jack Dempsey claiming $166,000 to $226,000 guarantees from Montana promoters. If the Shelby Athletic Club fails to meet payments, funds already owed to Dempsey would become property of Dempsey as liquidated damages. A separate clause bars Dempsey from appearing, risking $50,000 in liquidated damages and the return of advances.

Jack Kearns Montana Jack Emoney Tom Gibbona Sheley Athletic Club Jack Dempsey Bhalby Athletic Club Jack Dempaey Ors Bay Tr Bk Jack Dempney Shelby Athletic Club Shalby Athletic Club

Idle clubwoman versus housewife in modern civic life

ABE MARTIN critiques idle clubwomen and praises their civic energy while contrasting them with plain housewives. He argues clubwomen cover much territory, balance appearances with propaganda, and drive town and state improvement, while housewives rest and manage home life. He notes gendered expectations and praises active, alert clubwomen within the new social order.

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Waterloo City Council Proceedings June 36 1923

The Waterloo council meets with Mayor Gnaxy in chair. Minutes approved. Damages sought by Julius Bauman for obstructed Molt Street valued at $60. Building and sewer petitions discussed, including gasoline station permits and underground storage tanks. Fire department salary increases and repairs to a building on Water Street approved. Various bills paid and bonds approved. Meeting adjourned June 25, 1923.

City Hall Coubell Gnaxy Lavington Lainte Woglater Tmbbills Doton dJilius Bauman Alotr Strevl Morrison Sirbel Allen Streat Williston Avenue Johnson Atreat Pickett, Swisher & Farwell J Ya Rolf Fite Pickelt, Lavisher & Farwall J. 17 Hadley W. R. IL Company Walte Avenue Millan Avenue Waa Tom Freigdt Baker Waterloo Iowa Black Hawk County E. C. Andrews Fr. Kyensky W. 1.Caward Kimball and Carolina Avenue Chizena Gas & Electric Company East Ninth Street Woetar Street W. A. Meyerhoff Sanattery Wari Street Grammview Avon M. J. Brown W. A. Diefenbach W. Ogf & ON Finxes la Martin Zuina Street Addie Here Aulter Washington Street Pillip Adrian Sycamore Street Whipple Union Street Ainplotoh Wisconsin Anna Kilnefelte Oakavenue Brian J. Myers Cortlandt Lin Finance Committee 4Th St Elka BE. Park Jacob Greenberg As. O. Thompson Cam'l St Francis Crowther St. Nichsen St. Olympia Fruit Co Popsterioff F & Saroff Onesie St Savoy Cafe Sycanore B. W. Schuneman Co W. Schuneman Co Lichty & Hillman Co E. Park Ave P. BR Strayer Sunnyside Country Club C. G Watters Indep Waterloo Fruit & Commission Westhoff Hi. G. Wood Sixth Street R. C. Cowin Cnter Inid Ray Tiller Fie Ralph B. Sippy Miles Street Duryea Street McKinney Street Zook & 91 Wentz RRS Moe W. I. Hoxtetter Conthigation Cortineate O. O Carral City of Waterto Tsaua Warmata Cundral Adams Vapor Co Uy Yrtael Archer Baldwin Hawk Wee Ging & Bloch Florence Chiliote B. Cook Preis Preis; Ten Eitye Tho Cutler Md Si * Basman, Salary. Ssa. It Is In St. Sweeper CO Pigin John Ehrig Galary Wee Nowa Dipcard May Wera Drur Co Heiner Song Aed Golden Shepmlay Talary Wiwele Tsewie Ming Slhert Giohe Mehy Yi Si Woo Ba Bud Shorty Jewell G. Wilsor W. Brawar Davis Jiu St . Are Bowyer Oo Whitney Hitler Thor Thert Sousley Jabor Glendonan Gao Jighias Ixhor W. Miller Lou Clausen Gruhn Gav & Tent Bervion Hawkeye O1 Block Co SAAT Launhdry BotSiPoawler Cle Aes Liberts Sveneter Wilos Lumber Go Wileoo Ayr Mitler Joe Kotusher Abor Rusk Nerri Perry Inbai Barclay & Sos Wit M. Berkley Cutler Hawi Es Moines Iron Co Ray Eggert U.S A. BE. Gnagy, Awayor. Co Gaditon Sawkaye O11 Dr. Scott, Service Shogners Lumber Co Repr Mith Jluity & Sitliman Batt Pstandani OW Co

Woman Rider Thrown From High Jumping Event

Miss Sutton, riding the horse Searchlight in Hagenbeck Wallace circus high jump act, was thrown and rendered unconscious for about an hour. She was carried to the zoological pavilion for examination. doctors expected a several day recovery and noted she would likely not resume riding soon.

Mary Daotton Horns Sutton Szdiparada Miss Sutton Rida Ink “Bearchlight Asgi Cau Happeer

Brethren Meeting at Calgary Draws U S Visitors

Rev A P Blough returns from the Church of Brethren annual conference held in Calgary. He traveled via Vancouver and Seattle after attending the eight annual gathering. Delegates from the Orange and Waterloo areas attended, with about Kits present from various states.

Church of Brethren Calgary U. S A. P. Blough Iurchulag Glacier Fths Tates Tannreuthe Thes i Orange Waterloo Vancouver Seattle

Sunday School B B League Full Schedule Next Week

First Methodist and First Presbyterian nines lead the Twilight Baseball League after wins over Grace M E and First Baptist. Two games postponed. Upcoming schedule lists Monday through Thursday matchups at League Park Cedar River Park and Union Congregational. Standings provided to date.

First Methodist Grace M. EB First Baptist Jills First Presbyterian League Park Grate ME. 'S First Congregational Cedar River Park Burton Avenue Baptist First Evangelical Union Congregational Qchrist Episcopal

Crockett Visits Old Home Near Alden Iowa

John C. Crockett, reading clerk of the United States Senate, visits his youth home near Alden after years away. He began as clerk of the courts, then clerk of the Iowa Supreme Court, later moved to Washington to serve in the Senate, remaining through multiple administrations. He plans visits to Eldora and Alden until after the Fourth, then vacations with brother F. W. Crockett in Pasadena and northern Minnesota.

Iowa Walls Joan C. Crockett United States Senate Crockett Alden FE. W. Crockett Supreme Court of Iowa Washington Senate Eldora F. W. Crockett Pasadena Pines Minnesota

Gans Beats Thorpe In Ten Round Welter Bout

In Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 30 Dago Joe Gans of St Paul edged Tarvay Thorpe of Kansas City in a ten round welterweight bout. Neither fighter secured a kayo as the decision went to the judges. Also listed are marriage licenses for Ralph Dorr, Bertice Nita, Harry Whitney, Kathleen Wogson and others in Waterloo and Goodhiall.

Hero Pancho Villa Jimmy Wilde Harry Gordon Carl Tremaine Gordon Gans Whips Thorpe Cedar Rapids Dago Joe St. Paul Tarvay Thorpe Kansas City Maritiage Tacenses Ralph Db Bertice Nita Waterloo Harry Francis Whitney Wale Orville S *Ymore Kathleen I. Wogson Naga Brownlee Ramsay Ralelal Malin Stuart” Goodiall Water

Past High Priests Jewel Ceremony at Tabernacle Chapter

Thirteen past high priests of Tabernacle Chapter Royal Arch Masons received past high priest jewels from George B. Pike at a special ceremony in the Masonic temple last evening. A dinner for 125 members preceded the presentation. Recipients include Sporle Simpson Walker Johnson Goew Burn Bliney Bellis Cohagan Byrne Adams Boling Burr Water loo Shutts Liscomb Myers Hatherville Myers Liscomb.

Tabernacle Chapter Royal Arch Marods George B. Pike FA. Sporle J. F. Simpson G. C. Welker N. W. Johnson H. A. Goew A. T. Burn R. B. Bliney A. A. Bellis Gc. c. Cohagan WP. Byrne A. Hey Adams J. W. Boling H. B. Burr Waterloo Harvey L. Shutts Hatherville J. C. Myers Liscomb

Sioux City Extends Visitor Parking Beginning Monday

Sioux City announces visitor parking liberalization starting Monday June 20. Visitors arriving by automobile may park on any street within time limits set by city traffic ordinances. 200,000 guest cards printed by Associated Retailers will extend privileges for city merchants, though violations in safety zones near fire hydrants or alleys remain punishable. Mrs Gartrede FH Tracy elected a SPEER of a national Dal Harrisburg.

Sioux City Sioux’ City

Kurtz Reinhart Co Becomes Transfer and Fuel Firm

The Kurtz Reinhart Company succeeds Byvank and becomes Transfer and Fuel Co. at 1093 West Mullan Ave. Phone 1512. The ad notes the business name change and location for customers seeking fuel and transfer services.

Kurtz-Reinhart Co Byvank “Transfer & Fual Co Ecee & Transfer West Mullan Ave

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