Waterloo Oldtimers Protests Passing of Seven and High School Game
Local bowling notes from Waterloo alleys report Waterloo teams struggle in second round of five day city tournament. Unique Cleaners rise to seventh, surpassing Aggard of Dubuque, while Anderson Armstrong finish sixth in doubles with 1111. Limited money winners include Unique Cleaners and Anderson Armstrong. several top teams have yet to hit high scores as Vinton plans to roll in today.
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Waterloo
Unique Cleaners
Excepti
Wineter
Aggard
Dubuque
Anderson-Armstrong
Cleaners
Anderson- Armstrong
Schneck
Butlett
Maples
Acion
Vinton
Carrier Five
Harper-Anderson
Rotary Club
Mapabl’s
Waterloos
Tibbitts’ Tailors
Jwling
East West High Game Open For Fall Football Schedule
West High School athletic manager B. Lawson announced the football schedule is nearly set with games planned against Independence Nashua and Charles City on September 18 27 and October 2. A potential East West game remains undecided but alumni in Waterloo urged continuing the rivalry.
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Liwson
West High School
Independence
Nashua
Charles City
Tolows
Mason City
Mason
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Ahurshalltown
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Water
Loo
West Des Moines
Waterloo
East
West High
J. Lawson
East and
North Dakota Farmers Feed Prairie Chickens
North Dakota farmers winter feed prairie chickens to conserve the wild bird. Studies by Steward Lockwood show chickens eat many times their weight in insects. a fame law limits open season to Sept 16 to Oct 16 with a five birds per day limit. Farmers advocate winter feeding to save weaker birds and encourage site fidelity. A second item notes a Des Moines buyer paying $600 for a span of big mules.
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Lockwood
Chicago Man Tops Singles at Peoria Bowing Meet
Chicago bowler C Mathieson led the singles with a 675 as the American Bowling Congress event opened in Peoria with entrants from Springfield South Bend Evansville Buffalo St Louis Chicago and Indiana Harbor. New leaders emerged in singles and doubles as standings listed multiple Chicago and Wisconsin bowlers among the top names.
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Peoria
American Bowling Congress
Springfield
South Bend
Evansville
Buffalo
St. Louis
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Mangitowoc
Wis
Detroit
Sheboygan
Kalamazoo
Wentington
W. Va
Fort Wayne
Incl
C Mathieson
A. Schultz
H. Haack
Ernie
Earl Caddock Falls to Strangler Lewis in Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York Earl Caddock lost to Ed Strangler Lewis in a catch as catch can match at Madison Square Garden lasting 1 hour 35 minutes 46 seconds. Caddock suffered a fractured right collar bone after a flying headlock. Lewis dominated most of the bout despite Caddock's multiple near escapes.
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New York
Strangler) Lewis
Lexington
Earl Caddock
Madison Square Garden
Caddock
Lewis
Jim Londos
Greece
Salvador Chevalier
France
Jack Johnson Bound for Chicago Amid Flight From Prosecution
Mexico City March 16 Jack Johnson heads toward Chicago to face a white slave conviction he fled from the United States. He and his white wife camp at Manzanillo and plan to travel north along the west coast to Mazatlan Guaymas and Tia Juana seeking safe conduct to cross into Chicago. He carries passports from the American embassy and delays due to travel uncertainties and fear of arrest.
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Mexico City
Jack Johnson
Chicago
United States
Johnson
Manzanillo
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Tia Juana
New York
Vera Cruz
Bul
Laredo
Texas
California
Spike Wilt Named Umpire in American Association
W. P. Spike, a former major league player, was substituted for Dave Altizer as umpire in the American Association after Altizer requested cancellation to manage a ball club in Aberdeen. The league president Thomas J. Hickey confirmed the change. Charles Herzog, Chicago National League second baseman, was taken to a Los Angeles hospital for an operation and will be out for at least a month.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. P. Spike
Dave Altizer
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Altizer
Mr. Hickey
Aberdeen
Charles Herzog
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Two Communities Split Over School Consolidation Plan
Hampton March 16. In Hansell and Coulter the county’s two nearby communities vote on consolidating districts. Coulter has rejected the plan twice by about four to six votes with boundaries adjusted to shrink the district. In Hansell township the consolidated Hansell district supports the plan, approving a $6,000 bond for a superintendent residence by a three to one vote. Hansell School is highly regarded and trustees H. A. Misdeline and Byron Davis were chosen.
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Hampton
Morgan Township
Ingham Towinship
Hansell
H. A. Misseldine
Byron Davis
West Grade Schools Basketball Tournament Results
Regular Monday report shows Class A games with Yimerson Whittier Central Amerson and Washington Irving scoring notable totals. Class B results include Central Haigon Amerson and Washington Irving, with names such as Alexander Idan McKinle and Shallenberger appearing in lineups.
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West Crede
Couch
Yimerson
Whittier
Central
Haigon
Amerson
Gern
Lowellagen Erson
Washington Irving
Washington Trvine Sym
Waison Central
Alexander
Idan
McKinleenen
Sher
Stoneware men duel for $1000 prize in Missouri contest
Kansas City reports a stone throwing contest for a $1000 prize to be held in Joplin between Joe Henry of Avilla, Missouri and Co A Thomas of Rodgers, Arkansas. The challenger is said to bean a squirrel atop a 100 foot tree and the winner could toss the derrick more than 550 feet. Henry practiced on his Avilla farm. Thomas hurled a walnut over an eight story building.
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Kansas City
Joplin
Joe Henry
Avilla
Coa. Thomas
Rodgers
Ark
Henry
Thomas
Father and Son Banquet Marks La Porte City Event
La Porte City hosts a father and son banquet at the school auditorium drawing 220 attendees. The event aims to strengthen father son bonds and feature music, readings, and speeches led by Rev. E R Streyffeler and others. Local and visiting residents share updates from the community and nearby areas.
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la Porte City
Gonk
Ef Styles
E. R. Streyffeyer
America
John C. Knox
C. B. Gingrich
J. H. Styles, Jr
Smalling
Waldo Towne
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Stratz-Flatt Co
Wes Moines
American Legion
Dodge
Black Hawks
Davenport
Mason City No. 7
Mason Cy
Lorent Cleane
Jim Black Alleys
Unique Cleaner
Wat Be Aggards
Cresent-Davenport
Locher-Stratz
Des Moines
Werderlich-Kelier
Potlack-Bennett
Sellars-Moore
Herson-Johnson
Maso
Wat
Shaub-Moore
Brewer-Halfgraff
Ft. Dodge
Asmus-Krabbenhaft
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Shoemaker-Richards
Werdeslich
Aan Shuemaker
Zobiske
Locher
Sellars
Minall
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Kehr
Ort Dodge
Sas & Wate
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Woodrich
Hersen
MD City
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Fort Dodge
Ann End
North Dakota
HL. Harrison
J. A. Hull
Muldoon Shoe Cos
East Fourth Street
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Mardin
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Ais Harper
Stuynn
Snowlb Vis
Wilcox
Armstrong
Anderson
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Vietcher
AL McFarlane
Martin
Varley
Claus
Iekert
Stralbet
Andereon
Fletcher
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Rartin Wat
FF Itekert
Kel
Got Isenhawer
Inte
Rnational News Service
Copyright Son
George McManus
Xgu Reed
Horace Cope
Comorkin
Connie Mack
Lake Charles
Scott Perry
Walter Kinney
R. Hootz
David Keepe
The
Eckert
Pat Martin
E Rommell
W. Pierson
W. Gravel
Spike Wilt
Shallenberger
Russell-Lamson
David
W.N. Northcott
State Secp Agriculture College
Ames
Rotary
H. C. Schlut-t
J. H. Anderson
Ais
Wit Hackett
Sam Brallier
John Yung
Brallier
Hoom
WR. Streyffeler
Paul MecGaheran
John Gannon
Georges Lane
Mt. Auburn
Lce
Big Creek
Fce
T. B. Tripp
Main Street
la Porte
Helen Thayer
Mary McCook
Robert Anderson
Turday
W. A. Kline
Atalissat
Netcott and
Netcott
L. E
Glaza Tin Shop
Commercial St
Pratts Poultry Food
Don Sung
Wangler’s Drug Store
First National Bank Building
Hallahan
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