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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

6

Waterloo bowling tourney awards noted lean final day

The fourth day of Waterloo’s annual bowling tournament featured low scores as Isenhower and Smith posted 1,128 in doubles to place eighth. ER A McFarlane announced eight five man prizes, 14 doubles, 25 singles and four all events with cash awards listed for the top eight in all events.

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Canton Ohio Team Rises to Third in Peoria Bowling

Canton Ohio advances to third place in five man bowling event at Peoria as Omaha and Racine vie for the lead. Western teams from Canton and nearby cities join the tournament with Shooters from Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Louis among participants. Leaders listed include Five Man Illinois Whitehead Grubb Schultz Haack Mugeley and Doellner with high game notes and totals from recent shifts.

Associated Press Peoria Pittsburgh Congress Omaha Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Racine Wis Lincoln Neb Crystal Park Canton Dixies Eau Claire Highland Aledo Moline Ill George Evansville Korting Cincinnati Bosetiuaip Sherder Anderson Shallenberger Harker Terloo

Clubs Should Return to the Rough in Baseball Policy

Garry Herrmann of the Cincinnati Club urges a shift away from big money deals. He defends developing Eddie Roush and Larry Kopf rather than selling their potential for cash, aligning with Connie Mack, Barney Dreyfuss, Branch Rickey, and Phil Ball who seek a return to nurturing young players and reduced reliance on large purchases.

Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Oatrons Reds Garry Herrmann Salec Hanlon Connie Mack Barney Dreyfuss Branch Rickey Phil Ball Altho New York Babe Ruth Yankees Chicago Grover Alexander Mordecai Brown Brown Windy City Alexander

East High Plays in UI Basketball Tournament Today

Iowa City March 18. At o'clock this morning high school teams from 58 schools began the state tournament at the university. Algona and Fairfield met in the first game at the men's gym while Lone Tree faced Spirit Lake at the women's gym. Clermont arrived to practice before facing Waterloo east this afternoon. The first three rounds wrap up today with eight teams left for the title. winners to be narrowed to two by Friday night and the finalists to rest 24 hours before the last game.

Iowa City Iowa Iowa University Algona Fairfield Ami Lone Tree Spirit Lake Ames Boone High ‘School Liver‘nore Chicago Cap” Hedges Frank Birch Clermont Sighten Paulson Waterloo East Hied

Jamieson Brown Bout Ends In Controversy

In Kenosha a 10 round fight between Ted Jamieson and Jack Brown was halted in the fourth after Jamieson claimed fouling. Other results include Coogan defeating Mendelsohn in Detroit in 10 rounds and Fulton beating Barnley Madden in Philadelphia in six.

Kenosha Wis Ted Jamieson Jack Sailor Fireman St. Paul Minn Mike O'Dowd Augie Ratner New Orleans Damask Harry Payne Whitney

Coe Selects Captain for 1921 Basketball Team

Cedar Rapids March 18 Herbert MacFarlane known as Tied and a former Cedar Rapids high school guard has been elected captain of the 1921 Coe College basketball squad. He is a liberal arts junior and will lead a team losing only one varsity player to graduation.

Cedar Rapids. In Herbert MacFarlane Cedar Rapids Coe College of Liberal Arts Mer‘ers

Edwards Likely Named to National Baseball Commission Seat

William H. Edwards of Princeton fame appears set to be named by Ban Johnson and John Heydler to the national baseball commission, serving as a compromise choice to please eastern magnates and avoid further antagonism with Ruppert Houston and Frazee. Edwards, a Princeton alumnus and New York revenue collector, has long been identified with athletics and football and is favored by eastern circles for fairness and experience. Some western owners still prefer John Conway Toole, but Edwards' appointment would cement harmony among key backers.

Garry Herrmann National Commission William H Big Bill) Edwards Princeton Johnson Edwards Messrs Ban Johnson John Heyer Heydler National John Conway Toole Toole Messrs. Ruppert Houston American Bill William H. Edwards Altho New York City Gol Ruppert Althe Toale

Trish Midgets Lose to Dutch Alumni 23 16 at Y Gym

With three regulars out, the Trish Midgets fell to the Dutch alumni 23 to 16 at the local Y gym last night. Emerald Isle’s Irish Midgets showed effort despite the handicap as Wren led with field goals and Johnson added points.

Emerald Isle Burright Tlcklant Wren Watkins Russer Johnson Yolléfson Smith Kammerer Alming Paul Dwyer Fentiman

Dempsey Case Shifted to Los Angeles for Trial

Formal charges by special agent Orr accuse Jack Dempsey of paying his ex wife Maxine Wayne 1500 to flee the country and avoid testifying in federal charges in San Francisco. The investigator seeks to move the entire inquiry and trial to Los Angeles, with Orr forwarding the plan to U.S. Attorney Annette Adams after completing a Los Angeles report.

Los Angeles Cal O. QO. Orr Department of Justice Jack Dempsey Maxine Wayne San Francisco Federal District Court Dempsey Orr United States Annette Adams

University of Chicago hosts second annual interscholastic basketball tourney

Chicago began the second annual interscholastic basketball tournament hosted by the University of Chicago. The event opened with teams from area schools competing in the event that showcases rising prep talent and university interest in youth basketball.

Chicago University of Chicago

Waterloo Volleyball Team To Play in Cedar Rapids

Wayne Richardson, physical director of the Waterloo Y, will lead a selected group of Jaydee, Jent, Van and Lammie players to Cedar Rapids Friday for a game against a business men's league team. The Y team may enter the state tournament soon amid ongoing talks.

Wayne Richardson Cedar Rapids Richardson Jaydee Jent Van Lammie Jaying Waterloo

Buck Herzog Shows Promise in LA Practice Game

Chicago March 18 The Associated Press reports Buck Herzog veteran second baseman performed credibly in a Los Angeles practice game yesterday while wearing a harness for a hernia. His showing boosts pennant hopes for the Chicago Nationals as spring activities continue.

Buck Herzog Tay Associated Press Chicago Chicago Nationals Los Angeles Herzog Cubs Pasadena Cal

Injury Decision Delays Fletzer's Next Move

The report notes uncertainty over Fletzer's plan after the injury, whether he would undergo surgery immediately or try to continue playing while restrained by the seasett truss. The fragment indicates medical or strategic options under consideration, impacting forthcoming competition.

Fletzer

Coyne Wins Alaska Dog Derby in Pas Montana? (Note: Title adjusted to fit format)

Coyne, famed crippled Alaskan musher who lost both feet on Alaska trails, wins the Alaska dog derby. Pranteux finishes one and a half hours behind Coyne, in Pas, Manitoba, on March 16.

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