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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1918

Page

6

Mt Pleasant, Iowa City Set for State High School Title

Mt Pleasant meets Iowa City in a state high school basketball final after winning semifinals. Iowa City beat Cedar Rapids while Mt Pleasant defeated Elliston to reach the championship at the state university arena. Red Greene stars for Mt Pleasant as Kloos leads Iowa City with strong defense and scoring.

Iowa City Marekh Mr. Pleasant Cedar Rapids Elliston Ilowa City Kioos Darner Pleasant Red” Greene Mil Greene Little Hawkies Venter Town Cit Mt. Pleasant Liston Harshberger Hampton Iowa Iowa City High New Hampton Cedar Falls Iowey Zip” Kloos Hall Shimmek Dallas Center Red’ Greene Miller Denton Center Ellston Goliducla Goldfeld Goldfield Cedar Rapid Parlor City Sioux Center Peterson Barvine S .Jensen Rimersma Yesterfair State University Symnasium Frank Birch Maurice Kent

Ned Egan Resigns After Ice Injury Injured Milwaukee club manager

Ned Egan, longtime Central association figure, resigns as Milwaukee club manager after serious spine injury from an ice skating accident in St. Paul. John J. Egan of Providence R I is appointed to succeed him. Ned Egan lies in Milwaukee hospital in serious condition with uncertain recovery.

Ned Egan Central Association Milwaukee St. Paul Dispatches Timme John J. Egan Providence R. J Waterloo Egan

Grade School B B Tournament Set For Next Week

The grade school basketball tournament from the Y M C A courts will run Monday and Tuesday with finals Wednesday. Most city grade schools will send teams and expect keen competition. schedule lists junior and senior divisions with matchups per evening. Also note the Central League in Terre Haute suspends operations for the year after Springfield, O finances failed.

Jacob Bintz T— Lowell Ve. Lafiayette Mersen Shington Frying Lowellwinnes Alentt- Emerson Terre Haute Ind Central League of Baseball Oenerations Harry Stahlhefer Springfield

Willard to Meet Fulton in Possible July Title Bout

Boxers Jess Willard and Fred Fulton agreed in Kansas City to a July fourth title fight if their managers finalize terms. Walton guarantees 20000 with Willard's share likely near 10660. articles to be signed April 1. Possible venues include Oklahoma City Tulsa Milwaukee or New Orleans with Dempsey rumored as a rival for Fulton.

Kansas City Jess Willard Lieworld Fred Fulton Minnesota Ring Walton Willard Fulton Mike Collins del. J. G. Miller Oklahoma Oklahoma City Tulsa Oil Carl Morris Frank Moran Vilitia Atttorney Milwaukee Wis Ohio New Orleans Jack Dempsey Chicago Dempsey Weeling

Free workouts for draft eligible men offered by promoter

Frankie Whitney, promoter of the Town State Athletic Club, will provide boxing and gymnastic instruction to draft eligible men at no cost. Eligible men may join daily workouts to improve conditioning for military service, with classes already forming as service deadlines approach.

Cellar Rapids Frankie Whitney Town State Athletic Club Whitney Sam

Wieck defends three cushion billiards title in Chicago

Augie Wieck hofer defended his crown by beating Robert Cannefax 150 to 142 over three nights in Chicago. Wladek Zbyszko defeated Pat Conley in straight falls in Sioux City. Ralph Greenleaf of Monmouth established a new world pocket billiards record with a 250 point unfinished run in a match against James Lian in Camden.

Chicago Augie Wieckhofer Robert Cannefax Wladek Zbyszko Pat Conley Sioux City Pasadena Cal Ralph Greenleaf Monmouth James Lian Camden Greenleaf

Target shooting reform and the rise of barn door marksmen

A Washington column explains the shift from casual tin-can practice to NRA standard target shooting. It notes government backing through prizes and clubs, the growth of organized rifle and pistol groups, and the wave of disciplined, high accuracy marksmanship replacing sloppy early methods. It also discusses peep sights and cartridge considerations in a Q&A section.

Tecruil National Rifle Association of America Washington, D. C War Department National Board For Promotion of Rifle United States Washington District of Columbia National Rifle Association Uncle Sam United States Army A. &. Enfield Louisville W.E Chicago Bellville

Hans Wagner Reflects On Decline Of Veteran Batting

Veteran star Hans Wagner explains batting decline as aging reduces pep and ambition, noting the need to study pitchers and stay on the job. He argues injuries, mood, and form influence performance more than eye trouble, while recounting his own uncertainty about vision.

Record-Setting Iron Men Highlight 1917 Pitchers

Chicago March 16 Danforth of the White Sox led the league with 50 game appearances yet completed only one game and earned 11 victories. Ed Kilpatrick Cleveland worked 41 games without a finish. Baba Ruth and others topped the iron man list with numerous complete games and long stems.

Chicago Danforth White Sox Ed Kilepfer Cleveland Big Slim Love New York Cunningham Detroit Baba Ruth Mays Leonard Cicatte Walter Johnson Jim Bagby

Arm and Wrist Hitters Dominate Baseball Talks

A veteran pitches batting tips emphasizing arm and wrist swings over full-body power. He highlights Lajoie and Cravath as examples and notes grip, choke up, and swing-from-the-handle strategies. The piece also touches on boxing, boxing nurses, and baseball magnates with satirical notes.

Lajoie Cactus Cravath

Boxing chorus and wartime jabs in town newspaper

A spirited verse laments boxing hype and wartime fervor, urging readers to enlist in the fight against the Hun while noting waves of recruiters from various American cities. The piece references Jess Willard and Fred Fulton and features a chorus urging action and support for Uncle Sam.

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