Things Theatrical Here At Home Tonight At Waterloo
The Waterloo theatre offers Al Gorrell with Amy of the Circus for the last time tonight. The rest of the week presents Hit The Trail Holliday a fast paced comedy. Garden of Allah comes Monday March 13 with a vivid stage depiction of the Northern Sahara and a grand production.
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al Gorrell
Amy
Circus
George M. Cohan
Messrs. Cohan
Harris
Waterloo
Garden of Allaah
Garden of Allah
Sahara
Desert
Waterloo Theatre features and Holland film pleasures at Majestic
Waterloo Theatre presents Vanity Pair with Jack Trainor Olga De Baugh and a host of entertainers at the Majestic. Hulda From Holland starring Mary Pickford opens at the Paramount. The Lawn Party headline vaudeville with nine juvenile performers. Flodin Fruit company now propels Family Theatre. Look for Want ads tomorrow.
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Jack Trainor
Olga de Baugh
Majestic Theatre
Hulda
Holland
Mary Pickford
Edith Barnard Delano
Dike
Famous Players
Paramount
Miss Pickford
Family Theatre
Ford Declares Circuit Will Be Organized In Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa March 6. Ford says Dubuque joins with a $600,009 guarantee. Boone Ottumwa and others may form eight towns in the Central association. Meeting at Marshalltown Wednesday to finalize, with Archer as Boone manager and Sunday ball a contested issue. Funds and park plans loom large as prospects look uncertain.
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Fort Dodge
Dubuque
J. F. Ford
Centraliiation
Boone
Ottuviwsean
Marshalltown
UNG League
Three-t
Ford
Lub
Jimmie Archer
Chicago Cubs
Archer
Ottumwa
March &G
Jimmy. Archer
Central Association
Chicago
Enthusiam
Gerrai Haysner
Sun+ tay
Strikes and Spares in Humphrey League Action
Humphrey Arcs defeated Humphrey Heaters two of three in Citizens Gas league play. Bad Holt led with high score and strong averages as Timmeon and Balsh posted solid numbers. Pair of games showed a first‑game surge, a slump, and a decisive arc win as other scorers contributed across the lineup.
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Humphrey ‘Aves
Humphrey Hleaters
Citizens Gas
Humphrey Arcs
Badholt
Yst
Timmeon
Trudpian Oi
EOE
Balsh
Simi
Mabbins
Wy TH Gee
Humphrey “Het
Rene
Courier Us
Overlands Citizens Gas League
Edison Sherion— Typo Leaguew
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Theviers
d C of L Hits Baseball Hard
Detroit March 5 The high cost of living now hits the baseball industry with salary cuts expected to save clubs thousands. Training and supply costs rise, print paper and food grow pricier, and concession prices may follow. Mary Pickford appears at the Family theatre midweek.
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Detroit
Mich
Southland
Louisville
Detroit Ball Club
Germany toans Turkey 142,000,000 pounds
Amsterdam via London reports Turkey’s finance minister telling parliament that German aid to Turkey will total 142 million pounds by August. A wartime agreement would retire paper currency over 11 years with Germany gifting gold each year and no interest on the advances, while Turkey would ease postwar imports.
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Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
Germany
Turkey
Boston Braves Set for Season With Key Additions
The Boston Braves, led by manager Stallings, expect the same pitching staff and outfield with a few changes. New addition Joe Kelly from Chicago may compete for an outfield slot alongside Gowdy and the infield features Kenetchy vers Maranville and Smith. Spring training in Miami begins with a three game series against the Athletics starting March 22.
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March
Braves
George Stallings
Fife
Gowdy
Hank Gowdy
Sk&l
Blackburn
Trogresser
Rinco
Stallings
Sir James
James
Yas
Dick Rudolph
Nehf
Hughes
Ragan
Tyler
Davis
Starlings
Giants
Colling
Magee
Withoit
Joe Kelly
Chicago
Fred Mitchell
Kelly
Larry Chappelle
Kenetchy
Vers
Boston and St Paul Open Spring Training Trips
In sport flashes from Chicago March 6 the Boston American League squad reached Wiet Springs Arkansas for spring training while the St Paul American Association team departed for Heaumont Texas for workouts. Dan Griner and Reese Williams signed 1917 contracts with St Paul. Wladek Zbyszko of Poland defeated Charles Cutler of Chicago in Louisville by two falls to one. Cutler took the first fall. Bryan Downey of Columbus Ohio beat Jack Britton of Chicago by newspaper decision in Columbus.
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Chicago
Wiet Springs
Ark
St. Paul
Heaumont
Texas
Dan Griner
Reese Williams
Wladek Zbyszko
Poland
Charles Cutler
Louisville
Cutler
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Britton
Calumbus
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Y Teams Meet at the Y
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Y M C A basketball teams clash at the Y M C A gym Wednesday. The game serves as a fundraiser to support the Waterloo team’s travel funds for the Illinois Athletic Club tournament in Chicago. Proceeds go to expenses for the trip and entries include most leading amateur clubs nationwide.
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Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Waterloo
Bill Wagner to Join Pirates for Southern Camp
William Wagner, local baseball talent, received orders to report to manager Callahan of the Pittsburgh Pirates in Chicago on Friday. He will depart Thursday for Chicago, join the squad, then take a special train to Columbus, Ga., where Pittsburgh trains. Wagner, in good winter condition, aims for a regular berth on the catching staff and to challenge Fisher and Schmidt for first string. He finished last season with a .250+ average in league games and expects a contract raise for the coming year.
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Callahan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
William Wagner
Pirates
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Bill
Fisher
Schmidt
Floden to Cedar Rapids, CG. CG. Fledin to take post
Fledin, tied to Black Hawk Fruit company since 1914, will depart Sunday to assume a position in Cedar Rapids. His long association with the firm is noted as he moves to a new post in the Iowa city.
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Floden
Cedar Rapids
Fledin
Black Hawk Fruit Company
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