Central Weet In Tourney Winner Shows Basketball Promise
Central school of Watering weet captured the grade school city basketball championship last night. Central juniors defeated Grant 106 to 6, while Central seniors roared past Lincoln 45 to 9. Knode and White star for Central juniors. Whittle shines for the seniors.
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Central School of
Watering Weet
Grant
Lincoln
Central
Knode
White
Whittle
Red
O'Connor
Haode Whittle
Wardle
Grant Thomas
Coennor Wren
Riley Waters
Lovelett Byierenk
Aere
Burhite Grae
Thomas Heasl
Barnes
West High
Central Lincoln
Wardle Whittle
Bauer Guerin
Jolle
Miller Renner Henry
Summa Whittle
Bintz
Knatyes
Britton Knocks Moran In Sixth At Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee Jack Britton stopped Vic Moran in round six. Rodman Wannamaker special in New York saw Jose Ray of the Illinois Athletic club set a world in door mark for three four the mile at 3 44 3 5 besting Joe Driscoll by 21 5 seconds. Clinton Larsen a former Brigham Young University star now in Waco aviation training won the high jump at six feet 27 5 inches. Norton shaded Rolfe in ten rounds Fidler outpointed Reed in six in Cedar Rapids. Feichtinger Minneapolis leads Northern Bowling with 2 69.
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Chicago
Jack Britton
Vic Moran
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jose Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Rodman Wannamaker
New York
Joe Driscoll
Clinton Larsen
Brigham Young University
Utah
Aviation Training Camp
Waco
Tex
Pug Norton
Rolfe
Dave Fidler
Jack Reed
Cedar Rapids
Northern Bowling Association
Feichtinger
Minneapolis
Fragmentary land transfer list with multiple names
A garbled OCR sequence lists numerous individuals and parcel references including Frank E Bailey Christensen Bert Zerkle Gailowa Ackerson Theodore Stuckart Hubert Stuckart David Ishnson Mae Poaloia and Ray Doh. Several NE NW SW and other quarter-section land descriptions appear with unclear dates.
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Frank E. Bailey Christensen
Highland Imp
Reising
sJand
Bert FR. Zerkletagh
Gailowa
Eq Ackerson
Raydoh
James W. Tollland
Theodore Stuckart
Hubert Stuckart
David Ishnson
Lee
Io Mae Poaloia
Fight Principals Await Gongs Tap At Waterloo
Ray Johnson of St Paul meets Lloyd Huntley in a 10 round boxing card at Waterloo theatre tomorrow night. Johnson seeks a sixth round finish while Huntley promises a bold upset. Also on the bill Alf Wells faces Battling Schroder in a bantamweight bout and two 220 pound heavyweights appear in an eight round preliminary. Referee g. R. Slade will officiate.
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Ray Johnson
St. Paul
Lloyd Huntley
Waterloo Theatre
Johnson
Huntley
Waterloo
Aps
Alf Wells
Battling Schroder
Wells-Schroder
Schroder
Altho
Schroeder
Aliko
G. R. Slade
Baseball Leaders in War Time Sacrifice and Service
The article discusses major league baseball figures joining military service, noting players from both leagues volunteering or enlisting. It highlights owners and executives, including Capt. Truston and Cap Hustan, as well as Presidents Johnson and Sewer contributing to war efforts and Red Cross work.
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Army
Navy
Viest
Capt
Truston
New York Yankees
France
Cap
Hustan
Johnson
American League
Washington
Tewer
National League
Red Cross
Tack Barre
Red Sox secure Evers to coach McInnis at second base
Boston reports say the Red Sox have hired Johnny Evers to coach Stuffy McInnis at second base. The move draws mixed judgment from Connie Mack and others who question converting a strong first baseman into a second sacker. Cincinnati may lack Larry Kope at short this summer as he remains unsigned and eyeing aviation service. Cubins consider Mitchell infield, overlook Charlie Pechous who could excel as a fielder and potential regular. Frazee bets earlier in December reflect perceived imbalances as Brooklyn loses eight players and other clubs juggle star talent amid roster churn.
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Boston
Red Sox
Johnny Evers
McInnis
Connie Mack
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Kope
Garry Herrmann
Cubins
Mitchell
Charlie Pechous
Cub Inttellers
Brooklyn
Smith
Pfeffer
Cadore
Athletics
Thorpe Signs With the New York Giants
Indian star Jim Thorpe signs to play for the New York Giants this season after years as a regular not achieved. The piece notes Thorpe’s improved batting, expectation of key players back, and mentions other baseball moves and rumors including Dick Conway, Roger Hornsby, Larry Doyle, and George Burns.
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Jim Thorpe
Giants
Thorpe
Cincinnati
New York
McGraw
George Burns
New York Club
Amateur Ball In Waterloo Plans League For War Year
Waterloo readers hear plans for an amateur baseball league this spring and summer as war enlistments shrink talent. A meeting will be held soon to organize and discuss prospects. Many former Redsons are in service, but baseball resilience remains despite the Kaiser and wartime calls.
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Waterloo
Central Association
Kaiser
Pugilist dispute and comic Q A column echoes
A boxing row ends in a claim of foul with groin injury and doctor. a satirical Q and A column follows with garbled jokes, misdirections, and answers about Lawrence silent I and Willard Fulton, among others, promising more Puzzling Qs.
Willard Fulton World Title Fight Planned for July 4
Final articles of agreement for the world heavyweight championship bout between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton for 20 rounds on July 4 will be signed in Chicago next Tuesday after a conference with Willard, Fulton, and managers Col Miller and Mike Collins. Denver is favored if a 20 round match can be staged, with Minneapolis as a fallback. Milwaukee deemed unlikely.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Willard
Fulton
Col
J. C. Miller
Mike Collins
Minneapolis
Denver
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Mooreville Local Notes and Community Updates
Mooreville reports sick resident Afeeker is out of quinsy illness. Banquet attendance by Sawyer and Grover Thomas families at Dysart Castle hall. Nellie Woodworth resigns Bruce teaching post to take Morley high school spot. Mrs. C. B. Hayward returns from Chicago hospital. Marion Hayward and spouse accompany her home. Mrs. D. McIntyre visiting daughter in Waterloo. CL. B.C. to meet at Mrs. Ed Strohecker’s home to sew for Red Cross on March 27.
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Mooreville
AL TL Afeeker
A. D. Sawyer
Grover Thomas
W. H. Smith
K. P
Dysart
Castle Hall
Nellie Woodworth
Bruce
Morley
C. B. Hayward
Chicago Hospital
Marion Hayward
Chicago
D. McIntyre
R. Burgess
Waterloo
CL. B.C
Ed. Strohecker
Red Cross
Geneseo
the Missionary Society and Red Cross
Effie Lockard
Homesick Letters Describe Comfort of Home During War
The writer compares homesickness to trench life, notes the joy a letter from home brings, requests a photo, and promotes a photo finishing department offering one day service by five, with guarantees of refinishing any unsatisfactory work.
When You Have No Gun Strange Things You See
The piece extols camera use over rifles and notes that photos record people, places, and events. It promotes cameras starting at $2 009 and offers color touch ups for old items, including blue ribbons on a gray bonnet, with colorite priced at 25 cents a bottle.
Dr Peck’s Pyzosis Tooth Preparations
Brush that fits the teeth both the inside and the outside. Paste that cleans by dissolving instead of scrubbing. Sterilizer that sterilizes. Let us show you the outfit. They are sold separate or complete.
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Roth
Basketball
Gong
Johnson and Huntley
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Cubs
Sovernment
Tian
Harry Frazee
N. Y. Giants
Het Ha
Shore
Barry
Gainer
McNally
Shorten
Walsh
Pittsburgh
Ponder
Aero Squadron
Fort Sill
Oklo
Yankees
Jersey
Newark
Frank Gilbooley
Toledo
Braves
Dick Conway
Worcester
Conway
Cub
George Stallings
Cubs
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Weeghman
Wortman
Hendrix
Carter
El[dickt
Flack
Hornsby
Larry Doyle
New York Giants
Jimmy Smith
Tfme
Ross Young
Young
Doyle
Lawrence
Lima
Llewellyn
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ionadollar
Bryan l
Jack Dempsey
Cheever
Wilson
Marshwe
Rine Wing
Sy Geo. McMams
Fido
MR. Jiggs
International News Service
H. Say
Izes
Rofe
Fo Rez
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