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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

16

Columbia Wins Intercollegiate Regatta on Hudson Gulling Wash

Columbia's sophomore crew coached by Dick Glendon wins the four mile regatta on the Hudson by three quarters of a length over Washington. California finishes third, Navy fourth, Cornell fifth, Syracuse sixth. Penn suffers a broken boat early and finishes seventh after a rough first stretch. Navy wins the freshman two mile race. Washington takes the junior varsity three mile race. Columbia's time 20 minutes 57 seconds, record 18 minutes 53.15 seconds set by Cornell in 1901 remains.

Poughkeepsie Columbia Dick Glendon Ahucson Glendon Annapolis Glendons University of Washington Hudson Intercollegiate Rowing Association Syracuse California Washington Navy Cornell Penn

Dempsey Ready for Sharkey Clash Says Maloney

Jim Maloney, attempting a comeback, counsels Jack Dempsey to be right and careful before facing Jack Sharkey at White Sox park. Maloney describes Sharkey as a cool, calculating foe who uses words as well as punches. Also notes Dutch wooden-shoe makers suffer due to leather shoe competition in Holland.

Chicago Jim Maloney Jack Dempsey Maloney Bud Gorman White Sox Park Dempsey Jack Sharkey Holland

Theatres Showings with O'Hara Horton La Plante

Palace presents George O'Hara in Yours to Command. Plaza features Edward Everett Horton and Laura La Plante in Poke Faces and vaudeville. Rialto shows Vert Reynolds in The Little Adventuress and Dixie Darlings Revue. Strand features Syd Chaplin in The Better Ole.

George O’hara Rialto Vert Reynolds Strand Syd Chaplin

Electric Park boxing thrill draws 3,500 in Waterloo bout

Action with a capital A featured last night at Electric Park as 3,500 fans saw Albert Knipp of Waterloo stop Louie Lemays of St. Paul in the fifth round of a six round main event. Knipp dominated with head and body blows, a late round knockdown, while Lemays absorbed punishment and drew blood. Glen Lehr defeated Ernie North in a rough semiwindup, with crimson in the third. Bob White beat Kid Spruce in the feature prelim after Spruce hit the canvas twice. Ralph Caughlin KO'd Chauncey Cameron in the first round of the four round opener, showing promise for tougher opponents.

Albert Knipp Waterloo Louie Lemays St. Paul Minnesota Knipp Lemays Glen Lehr Ernie North Lehr White Spruce Bob White Kid Spruce Ralph Caughlin Chauncey Cameron Caughlin

Daily Quiz Answers And Notable Names In 19th Century Lit

A fragmentary reading highlights Edgar Allan Poe, The Spy, and poets Bryant Whittier and Twain. It lists contemporary authors Booth Tarkington Octavus Cohen James Lew Wallace and others, amid a section titled Real Estate Transfers with multiple property deeds and a probate notice involving Roy E. Ashley and Nancy A. Lawrence.

William Leask, Jr R. S. Bennett Auditor Rainbow West Side John E. McFarlen A. Young Hagerman Place Una A. Bovee Ida Lubbs Hallock Roy E. Ashley Admr Nancy A. Lawrence C. H. Strohbecker Wasson's Add LA Port George L. Hunt B.S. Joyner Ricker & Bratnober Land Co Add Slisseweenenne

Radio Programs and station lineup across Chicago area

A AP compiled schedule lists WLS WMAQ WGHS WHB WCFL WENR WGES WOC WOW KOIL and other stations offering music, orchestras and vocal ensembles at various CST times. It notes silent stations KEFAB KOA WOOS WSUI and a long sequence of market and baseball time checks across many stations.

WLS WMAQ WGHS WHB Ben Berne Ws5ea WCFL WENR Aimee Semple McPherson WGES Grama WOC KMA Iowa WMBE Wow KEFAB KOA WOOS WSUI WHO WEAF WCCO WJZ WGN EYW WWJ WGY Federation of Labor EMA Story of America WLB WORD Sun AL Koi WGR WSAI ESD WRC KOIL WCAE WTAM WBAP KOM Kyw Wooo KOI KDEKA Wdz KSD WDAF T. M WBZ Edea

Uncle Rays Corner The Teal Family And Birds

The green winged teal ranges from the south to Alaska with breeding in the Great Lakes region and central California. The male’s head is green and chestnut while wings show green. Blue wing males are swift flyers with a peep call. females quack. Both nest near water on the ground. The column also notes reader letters praising books and previews tomorrow's snake killing bird feature.

Southland Alaska Great Lakes California

Seventy golfists play Sunnyside biweekly stag day

Seventy six men competed yesterday at Sunnyside Country Club in a biweekly stag day golf event. Burr G. Lichty had low gross with 80, Al Donna 83, Harry Simon and Fred Northey tied for blind bogey at 87. Prizes went to Louis Fowler 129 highest gross, E F Rath 61 inside nine, C D Cass 15 on one hole, Harry Simon 28 putts, Harry Reed 6 on hole 13, George Worthen 73 low net, Frank Fowler 73 outside nine, Roy Smock 25 ringer contest, plus highest on hole 16 and Dr G H Hospers 11.

Sunnyside Country Club Burr G. Lichty al Donna Harry Simon Fred Northey Louis Fowler E. F. Rath C. D. Cass Harry Reed George Worthen Frank Fowler Ringer Roy Smock G. H. Hospers

Public Service Nines Defeat Iowa Dairy In City Loop Game

Public Service baseball team led by pitcher Dale beat Jows Dairy 11 to 2 at Byrnes Park in a one sided City Loop game last night. Dale allowed one hit and struck out 10. Englebritten and Rice pitched for the losers.

Public Service Iowa Dairy City Loop Town Public Service Dale Jows Dairy Byrnes Park Englebritten and Rice

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