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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

6

Solons Debating Iowa Boxing Bill in Statehouse

Report from the state capital notes lawmakers discuss Frank Lake’s proposed bill to legalize boxing contests. Support for the sport runs high as veterans and fans push for a regulated boxing scene with a state commission and revenue potential. Waterloo attendance at recent bouts signals growing popularity.

Frank Lake Sioux City Iowa Hawkeye Dubuque Providence Wisconsin Jonsa Towa Shand Waterloo Black Hawk Athletic Club

Alexander to Be Home at Opening of Cub's Season

Old Man Gloom was dismissed from the Cubs after Gen J J Pershing cabled that Grover Alexander began his journey home. The team signed Charley Hollachar and Vic Aldridge to bolster the roster along with Paddy Driscoll. White Sox notes mention Red Faber and Bruno Haas preparing to join the Hose train.

Cub Gen J. J. Pershing Grover Alexander Grover Alexander United States Charley Hollachar Charley California John Henry Vic Aldridge Mitchellichi Paddy Driscoll Los Angeles Cubs White Sox Red Faber Cascade Bruno Haase

Waterloo Amateur Trapshooters High Scores In 1918

The American Trapshooting Association issued the annual review of registered tournaments and averages for 1918. Iowa features prominently with top shooters from Waterloo and Des Moines. Notable marks include Charles Hummel of La Porte City and several Iowa professionals led by Fred Gilbert with high averages.

Waterloo Thenaval American Trapshooting Association Ther Association United States Tari Iowa Hawkeye Mmembers Charles Hummel la Porte City Fred Gilbert L. D. Russell Des Moines C. WW. Hymer Davenport Nic Webber S. Kem- Eleanes Moines

Robinson Names Five Pitchers Without Bias

Wilbert Robinson declines to name a single top five, listing stars like Rusie Matty McMahon Johnson Vaughn and others, noting he could name five and still exclude Alexander Waddell Nichola Radbourne. He argues the American League boasts great pitchers and refuses to narrow to a fixed five.

Wilbert. Robinson Robby Rusis Matty McMahon Merve Walter Johnson Jim Vaughn Alexander Waddell Nichola Radbourne

Murphy Rowlands bout on tonight

Murphy of Chicago faces Len Rowlands of Milwaukee in an eleven round middleweight contest in Rock Island. Murphy has fought four days earlier in Cedar Rapids and aims to meet Jack Duffy later this month, with Duffys camp preferring Waterloo, Iowa, for the potential match.

Chicago Stockyards Tommy Murphy Chicaga Rock Island Len Rowlands Milwaukee Murphy Mike Hirech Great Lakes Cedar Rapids Jack Duffy Waterloo Duffy Jack Hughes Rowlands Racine Nick Marx Duffe Royaly

Iowa Hawkeyes to Train for Strong 1919 Football Team

Iowa City March 20 Coach Howard Jones and Captain Lohman expect a robust training camp for fall football. Returning veterans and service players join new material, including Casino brothers, to form a potent lineup led by Lohman and others in the backfield and line.

Iowa City Howard Jones Capt. Lohman Iowa Navy Belding Mason City Everett Smith Fort Dodge Mockmore Wilton Slater Clinton Block Davenwort Meldt Chicago Bowlsby Carlton Cleveland Kelly Newton Dustin Town City Parker

Singles Score of 718 in Bowling Is World's Mark

The article reports Harry J. Caven set a new world record with 718 in the individual bowling event during the American Bowl Congress competition in Toledo Ohio. It notes leaders in five men and two man events, with teams from Cincinnati Buffalo St Louis and others, and mentions upcoming squads from Urbana Springfield Columbus Kansas City Jamestown and Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Darton St Louis Illinia Findlay New Kensington and Detroit.

Associated Press Toledo Urbana Springfield Columbus Kansas City Jamestown N. C Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Darton St. Louis Illytia Findlay New Kensington Detroit Cincinnati Harry J .Caven Ihe Tone Potter Shoe Potter Shoes iSchrabl Buffalo Louis Cardinais Wetteman Heagerty Feokee Rautenders St Lomia Jb. Cavan Miller Reilly Chicago

Jealous pugilists spark clashes in the ring

Prominent managers recount temperamental bouts among fighters sharing the same class. Emil Thierry and Jimmy Dunn recall Willie Ritchie Kilbane Delaney and other duels that ended in clashes and withdrawals. Jack McGuigan notes repeated friction when guiding Grover Hayes Leo Houck and Young Erne.

Emil Thierry Chicago Packey McFarland Jimmy Dunn Johnny Kilbane Willie Ritchie Thierry Ritchie Packey McFarland Kilbane Cat Delaney Dunn Delaney Jack McGuigan Philadelphia Grover Hayes Leo Houck Young Erne Houck Erne McGuigan

Primer of Hules and Advice Advertisement

An advertisement urges readers to send 85 cents to Waterloo Evening Courier for an outfit and to try Phelps Glasses for the head. It provides the address 548 Jefferson for the inquiry.

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Isbell’s Alibi Nails Win In 1898 Baseball Tie

Frank Isbell, a Wichita magnate of Western leagues, recalls a Sunday game between Minneapolis and St Paul in 1898. A ball struck a nail in a high fence and wedged there, allowing three runners to score as the center fielder failed to retrieve it. The Saints had led 2–0 in the ninth before the decisive hit.

Frank Isbell Bald Eagle Wichita Isbell Minneapolis St. Paul Isbell O Saints Ishell

All Stars Trim Senior Quintet In Lopsided Game

The all star team of lower classmen defeated the west high seniors 68 to 12 on the Y floor. A 46 to 8 halftime margin set the tone as the Stars extended their lead in the second half while the seniors added four points. Seniors lineup included Farr W Allan Gorman Lipkin and Merrill. All Stars featured Haselman Gardiner R Abjen Hitchens Jenkins Doc Miller and Banton.

West High Farr W. Allan Gorman Lipkin Merrill Haselman Gardiner R. Ab Jen Hitchens Jenkins Doc Miller Banton

Drake track men prepare for potential indoor meet

Des Moines March 20 coach Harry Bellis trains Drake athletes for an indoor meet with Simpson on March 23. If the meet is not accepted soon the Drake Relays on April 19 becomes the first local competition. Several athletes from area high schools join the squad as basketball players are released or discharged.

Des Moaines Harry Bellis Drake Simpson Pell Ebert Shawver Whiting West High Howard East High Horsbaugh North High Nims Long

Babe Ruth Declines Boston Club Offer For Season

Boston Mass March 20 Babe Ruth Boston American League pitcher announces he will not play this season unless offered a three year contract at ten thousand dollars a year or a one year deal at fifteen thousand dollars. He says Harry Frazee president of the club has offered a one year contract at eight thousand five hundred dollars.

Boston Mass Babe” Ruth Harry Frazee

Germany to curb tourists amid Allied visits

The German cabinet, cited by Kreuz Zeitung, bans travel by anyone from Allied nations without special permission from the armistice commission due to the large number of military and civil entente missions visiting Germany since November.

Germany Prage Berlin Kreuz Zeitung

National League Stars in Game Over There

National League players honor service in World War I with a 110 man roll of those in the senior major leagues. Notables include Eddie Grant Hank Gowdy and Leon Cadare. others such as Branch Rickey Percy Haughton Christy Matthewson and Jack Hendricks served abroad. Grover Alexander saw heavy combat while Brooklyn led in overseas service.

John Heydier Eddie Grant Hank Gowdy Leon Cadare Grant New York Giants Marcus Milligan Pirates Texas andArthur Rice Braves Branch Rickey Cardinals Percy Haughton Chemical Warfare Christy Mathewson Reds Jack Hendricks Knights of Columbus Nations League Grover Alexander Brooklyn

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