Waterloo Tenpin Experts Do Well at Queuoue Meet
Waterloo bowlers finished among leaders in the Tri State bowling tournament at Dubuque. Waterloo Alleys placed fourth in the five-a-side event with 2679, Hawkeye team totaled 2454, 378. The doubles of W Manahl and McFarlane scored 1100 for third in that event. Harper and Armstrong earned 109% for fourth. Newman's 91 was third, Frank Manahl's 584 earned fifth.
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Waterloo
Dubuqie
Waterloo Alleys
Hawkeye Gil Tean
Barrett
Newman
Frank Manahl
Tournament results finals Claes A Southwest District
In Boone the Boone team defeated Tabor 25 to 2 in finals of the Southwest District. Other district finals include Centerville where Newton beat Burling Fron 22 to 16 and Spirit Lake where Webster City led 12 over an unnamed opponent. Final results also list Shelby for Class 1 with Irvin 26 Vamwert 1 and Stormy Baker Latustew 24 Albert pelts 0 in the Northeast District.
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Claes A
Boone
Tabor
Centerville
Newton
Burling Fron
Spirit Lake
Webster City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapidy
Osarsi
Shelby
Irvin
Vamwert
Stormy Baker Latustew
Albertpelts
Various Baseball News From Florida And Chicago
Reports from Clearwater and St. Petersburg detail players traded and assigned to spring camps. Sterling Stryker is poised for a regular role with the Yankees while George Harper faces ineligibility risk if he does not report. Giuliani and other prospects mix with updates on the Giants and Reds as teams plan for the season opener and winter exhibitions.
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Jimelliott
Prem
Seattle
Clearwater
DP Obvinn
Sterling Stryker
Boston Giaraves
Jacob Ruppert
St. Petersburg
Yankees
Braves
George Harper
George Harper, Whutes Star
Bradenton
Fin
Yuonmulssionsr Landis
Tresident Estakkor Otte Fluh
Butch
tHentine
Eppa
Nines
Ruba Bressler
Varus Raymond Coby
Cieistfeit
Augusta
Gateavinins
Unis
Mie
Tavener
Rei Mealy
J Moward Entmke
Ted Sax
Nistenn
New Orleans
Pelicans
Caleagoans
Oreadine
Gweather
Sporting Hages
Angeles
Anes
Florida
Merse H
George Keney
Giants
Pao Jellaz Mpke
Fa Rasil
Unclear fragmentary sports recap from Bowling wrestling event
Fragmented OCR text reports tie results and near champions from Bowling and wrestling matches. Names and places are garbled, with partial mentions of teams, individuals, and a State title context, but lacks coherent details or outcomes to confirm positions or scores.
Stock Players Say Goodbye at Waterloo Closing Night
Waterloo stock players and theatre staff bid farewell after a six month run. Director A C Wilson and others praised Waterloo hospitality as actors Ralph Bell Mira McKinney May Wilson Earl Jamison Helen Empton Perry Crandall left with warm thanks. The company urged continued stock shows in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Players
A. C. Wilson
Rrependen
Owe
Watton
Wilson Tal
Helen Lewis
Ralph Bell
Mira McKinney
May Wileson
Earl Jamison
Helen Empton
Perry Crandall
Miss Binplan
Truman NeRoame
Takoe
Causion
Voolco Tiss
Wisconsin outlines school conservation plan nationwide impact
The Wisconsin superintendent of schools and Oneida County officials unveil a conservation push for schools with fifth grade reading on natural history and forest fire prevention. Discusses a new county conservation scout, bison expansion in the Peace River area, and a federal bill to curb interstate shipments of black bass to protect bass stocks.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Steis
Oneida
Colunts
Plains
Canada
Peace River Country
Murges
Marty Haws
Missouri
Washington
Shops Five Win at Galena in Local Basket Clash
Illinois Central shops defeated Galena 39 to 22 yesterday afternoon at the Galena opera house. Ye shopmen led 19 to 11 at halftime, then widened the margin after the final period. Hostetler and Hulett starred for the shopmen with Ott ens at center and Gunstead and Collentine at guards. Next, the railroaders clash with Cedar Rapids East High gym Thursday night, featuring former Washington and Grant high school stars.
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Illinois Central Shops
Galena
Eagles
I &Peedy
Galena Opera House
Hostetler
Hulett
Forwarts
Ottens
Rock Island Shops
Cedar Rapids
East High Gym
Cedar Rapids Quint
Washington and Grant
Championship of Glass A intramural league looms
West Hi sports wrap notes two remaining events after the varsity season ends. Bears and Snails share the lead with eight wins and two losses as the Glass A intramural league final unfolds this afternoon. The class tournament starts Monday afternoon, continues Wednesday, with the winning team awarded a silver loving cup donated by N. IL Loomis and intramural players only eligible.
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West Hici
Bears
Snails
N. IL. Loomis
Osage Resident Brings Unusual Swiss Cowbells Home
Osage Ta March 13 Special Ben Berger collects Swiss cowbells he carries from his trips to his homeland in Switzerland. One bell weighs about six pounds and bears the year 1771. Another is as large as a half bushel basket, heavy and awkward. A herd cow refuses to leave without her bell fastened. Berger says on a clear day he can hear bells up to 16 miles away. One bell is exhibited at Kingsbury & Sons hardware store on the Web.
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Osage
Ben ‘Berger
Hig Oll
Switerland
Mr. Berger
Cohens and Kellys at Plaza theater sparks laughs and drama
The Plaza screens The Cohens and Kellys a screen adaptation by Aaron Hoffman with George Sidney and Murray as comedic leads. Vera Gordon and Kate Price co star as the families grapple over romance, inheritance, and a baby amid a running thread of humor and pathos. Also features Waterloo city scenes, Scottish troupe, and Norma Talmadge in The Lady at Crystal with a strong cast and emotional drama.
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Collans and
Kellys
Aaron Hoffman
Plaza Theatre
George Sydney
Second Avenue
New York
Charlie
Murray
Cohens
Butn
Nannie
Cohen
Kell
Sydney
Urray
Vera Gordon
Plaza
Rehoes
Scotland
Sundar
Norma Talmadge
Crystal
the Crystal
Norma Tathmatge
Miss Talmadge
Rice
Wallace Mac
Donald
Alf Goulding
Brandon Norst
Datis
Walter Long
Glenn Tyron
Strand Screen Burlesques Ben Lyons Wives In Comedy
Ben Lyon stars in a burlesque spoof “Bluebeard’s Seven Wives” at the Strand, with Blanche Sweet and Lois Wilson amid a gag-filled plot about a bank clerk who grows moustache and seeks work as an extra in films. The program also features On Edge with Lige Conley, Pathe News, and a live musical act by Frankie Margine and Billy Baskette.
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Lila Girlo
Bluebenard
Davgs
Strand Theatre
Ban ‘Lyon
Ben
Romeo
Blanche Sweet
Lois Wilson
Gnd
Shiek
Triva
Mms
Lige Conley
Aesops Fabes
Pathe
Frankie Margine
Billy Baskette
Songland
Margine
Baskette
Waterloo theatre to be run by local man says crowd
A Waterloo audience praised the theatre leadership and bid farewell to the stock company. William Criges, Kenneth Harta, Garry Ark, Nay Rowsar, Vitek Kabler, Taweghlin, Glenn Higety and others voiced appreciation for Director Wilsons efficient management. Dorothy Brown performed and the season closed with And Lang Sysed.
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Waterloo
Sandby
William Criges
Kenneth Harta Fappenter
Garry Ark
Nay Rowsar
Vitek Kabler
Grips Feeidlio
Taweghlin
Glenn Higety
Wilson
Dorothy Brown
Lang
Waterlon Theatre
Memorial Day Plans to Be Topic at Meeting Tonight
War veterans and patriotic organizations meet at Memorial hall at 7 30 p m to draft preliminary Memorial Day observance plans. David Allison commander of Robert Anderson post G A R calls the meeting and a general committee will be appointed. Officers or representatives of each organization are urged to attend.
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David Allison
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
One Junior Sunday League Game Played Forfeits Granted
Only one game was played in the Junior Sunday School league as three forfeits were granted to other teams. The outcome of the single contest and the reasons for the forfeits are not specified in the readable text.
Local Baptists Triumph in Saturday Games
YM. AL reports First Baptists defeated Linden M. E. 14 to 10 on Saturday afternoon. Other games ended in forfeits with Grace M. EL, First Presbyterian, and Christ Episcopal beating St. Paul’s M. E. and First Congregational respectively.
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First Baptists
Linden M.E
Grace M. EL
First Presbyterian
Christ Episcopal
St. Paul's M. E. Ise
M. EL
First Congregational
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Apartment 22
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Kearns Funeral Home
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