Cedar Falls Race Course Attracts Horse Trainers
Cedar Falls la March 29 The Cedar Falls race course draws seven trainers as a training hub for pacers and trotters. Notable horses include Sid McCaron 2 22 1 4 Old Folks 2 19 1 4 Barney Carolin 2 16 3 4 Bella La Part 2 14 1 2 in trot and race times. Local breeders Riley Dillon and C S Cummins supply several runners while Monholland and Nelson bring more. The Cedar Fuller circuit begins May 30 at Fort Dodge with races in Perry Des Moines Burlington and Oskaloosa. about 35 head are expected to train here and many will enter Cedar Falls fair races.
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Mecca
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Bella la Part
Explain
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Earl Monholland
Riceville
Jim O'Dell
Mr. Nelson
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Cummins
Cedar Felis
Doctor Brown
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Toledo
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Arlington
Bert Bell
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Oskaloosa
Cedar Falls Fair
Frank Boyle Sets 1921 Cedar Rapids Signings and Spring Call
Frank Boyle schedules begins counting noses April 7 to select 34 players for the 1921 Cedar Rapids diamond squad. Early workouts planned with Moline Rock Island University of Iowa Marshalltown semipro teams. Players listed include Crouch Robinson Command Le Beau Riley Lermore Jenkin Carey Browne Hammer Richardson Harter Oster and pitchers Slatter Chopek Rein Es a Shoters Sitter Yye Herg and ewen Dur.
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Crooked Hunters Pay Stiff Fines
A Missouri hunter was fined 260 dollars and costs by Federal Judge Van Valkenburg in St. Joseph for shooting four pintail ducks out of season. The report notes a New Jersey hunter faced 200 dollars and 10 days in jail, while the U S Department of Agriculture seeks to protect spring migratory birds. Federal wardens and state authorities report fewer violations this spring, but some unscrupulous hunters still risk arrests and convictions.
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St. Joseph
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nine Counties Enter Six Day Bicycle Race
Nine counties will be represented in the six day bicycle race to be held at the stockyards amphitheatre starting Saturday night. Thirteen teams are entered including Eaton and Kaiser, world champions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stockyards
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Carpentier Declines Color Line In World Title Fights
Paris, March 28 Georges Carpentier said he would not draw a color line in his world championship bouts. He stated he would fight Harry Wills or any other black challenger, aiming to become champion of all colors, and that he would claim the title as champion of all races if he wins.
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Harvey Thorpe Knocks Out Burns in Sixth Round
In St Louis Harvey Thorpe stops Bill Burns of Duluth in the sixth round. The boxing result adds to a busy flash of detects from sports desks across the country.
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St. Louis
Harvey Thorpe
Bill Burns
Duluth
New York
Tex Rickard
Nevada
Paris
Pittsburgh
Joe Lynch
Young Pinchot
Detroit
Mich
Carl Tremaine
Jabez White
Chicago
Stanislas Zbyszko
John Pesek
Strangler Lewis
Londos
Renato Gardner
Ignorant Essays On Jokes By J F Mezvot
J F Mezvot's humorous piece divides jokes into bulls and bears in a curious, early 20th century style. It wanders through Irish wit, prohibition-era anecdotes, and a rambling sequence of punchlines from drunken mishaps to war-time tales, concluding with a hint that more lessons will explore origins and destinations of stories.
Five Waterloo Golfers Tee Off Early in Missouri
Five Waterloo players C. A. Clark T. L. Forhan L. Be Cohen H. Wray and B. F. Swisher have played at Excelsior Springs Missouri this week. North district golfers flock to Missouri courses to escape winter. Official word says the regular inks will return April 1.
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Excelsior Springs
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Missouri
Many Entrants in National Aquatic Championships in Chicago
Champions and former Olympic team members lead the entries for the national Amateur Athletic Union water polo and relay championships at Tiners Athletic Club on April 6 and 7. Charlotte Boyle of New York Women’s Swimming Association will swim freestyle events. Helen Wainwright of New York enters diving and freestyle. Margaret Woodbridge of Detroit A C competes in 100 yard free style. Sybel Bauer of Illinois A C defends her records in back stroke.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
National Amateur Athletic Union
Tiners Athletic Club
Charlotte Boyle
New York Women’s Swimming Association
Helen Wainwright
New York
Margaret W Wroodbridge
Detroit A. C
Sybel Bauer
Illinois A. C
Russian Wolf Hounds and Shepherd Dogs Dominate Chicago Kennel Show
Chicago March 29 Russian wolf hounds and shepherd dogs predominate entries for the Chicago Kennel Club beach exhibit to be held the last three days of the week R M Cleveland Princeton N J son of former President will exhibit his shepherd dogs M M Palmer expected to bring from his Stamford Conn valley farm kennels the biggest wolf hounds entry ever seen in the Midwest
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Kennel Club
R. M. Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
M. M. Palmer
Valley Farm
Stamford
Seven Drivers Entered in Los Angeles Races
Seven drivers will compete in national championship races at the Los Angeles speedway on April 10. Ralph De Palma, Tommy Milton, Eddie Hearne, Roscoe Sarles, Jimmy Murphy, Eddie Pullen and Joe Thomas are listed by the Speedway Association. Four preliminary heats of 2 miles each will be run, followed by a 30 mile final.
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Los . Cal
Los Angeles Speedway
Speedway Association
Ralph de Painia
Tommy Milton
Eddie Hearne
Roscoe Sarles
Jimmy Murphy
Eddie Pullen
Joe Thomas
Myers and Talabar Ready for Title Go
Johnny Myers, middleweight wrestling champion, and Lou Talabar, challenger, completed training today for their match tomorrow night in Chicago. They will weigh in at 158 pounds at 6:00 p.m. at Lomparrow Garland Front.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Myers
Lou Talaber
Lomparrow
Johnson to Address Umpires Before Baseball Season
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, will convene umpires in Chicago for a conference before the season. He plans a strong speech on gambling vigilance and enforcing sanctions, including removing star players from games if needed. Johnson promises closer oversight, with league reps attending games and monitoring player conduct.
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Ban Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Oelwein Set to Open Baseball Season May 28
Oelwein officials name May 28 for the season opener against the Dubuque White Sox. Bert Kint, president of the Oelwein baseball club, says the home crowd will see a stronger squad with top local diamond performers. Umpire Sweet Wayette to officiate home games. lineup to be revealed in March.
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White Sox
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House Passes Bill to Protect Black Bass
Des Moines March 29 One fish and game measure passed the house. A previously defeated senate version was defeated again. The Ramsey bill prohibits taking black bass from Town waters for other than propagation by hook and line and bans sale or possession by state fish and game dept personnel. The senate rejected the Onties bill barring fishing from boats other than manual propelled craft to ban motorboats in fishing.
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Senate
State Fish and Game Department
Northwestern Plans First Ball Team in Five Years
Northwestern University will field its first baseball team in five years this season under Coach Jack Lawsdale. A 17-game schedule is set, starting April 9 at Armour Institute in Evanston, with 12 conference games, eight home games, and nine trips. Key dates include Illinois at Urbana, Purdue at Evanston, Iowa at Evanston, Notre Dame at South Bend, Wisconsin at Madison, and Iowa at Iowa City.
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Giants Acquire Joe Goldie Rapp From St Paul Club
The Giants paid 15000 to St Paul for Joe Goldie Rapp, a right handed hitter with over-300 in the American Association last season. McGraw plans to use him at third with Frisch moved to second, praising Rapp as the best prospect seen in years. Rapp, a big fellow modest in manner, previously played for Los Angeles in 1914 and earlier for St Joseph, Peoria, Richmond and Beaumort, and served in 1918.
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Joe Goldie
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American Association
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Cincinnati
Pat Moran
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Los Angeles
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Beaumort
Boxing Debate: Quayle Attacks Pro Boxing Vows Opposition
Chicago March 29 Thomas R Quayle voicing for Lake County Law Enforcement league and Federated Churches of Chicago told a legislative boxing subcommittee that any form of professional boxing is vicious and labeled boxers poor citizens He urged Roosevelt writings to back his stance citing four round no decision bouts with ten ounce gloves as ideal He denounced boxing as debased commercial and brutal and questioned boxing as healthy exercise He also cited Jack Johnson and Jack Dempsey in his criticism indicating war patriotism and evading service He noted no women speakers appeared and Mrs Field 11 did not respond to invitation to speak before the subcommittees
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Thomas R. Quayle
Lake County Law_ Enforcement league
Federated Churches of Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Charlie White
Battling
Nelson
Harry Forbes
Quaile
Quayle
Roosevelt
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Jes D'arcy
Marshall Field
Four Vacation Equipment Tips From a 1910s Guide
A primer on packing for trips emphasizes balanced gear: categorize essentials versus desirable items, consider trip type and weight limits, and invest in durable gear. It advises keeping a camera and pocket torch, choosing quality equipment, and caring for tools to extend life. includes a Q&A of firearm and cartridge concerns.
Reynolds credits farm grip training for welterweight title bid
Chicago March 29 Jack Reynolds says his world welterweight championship chances April 4 in Lincoln Neb hinge on a farm boy grip built milking twelve cows twice daily He attributes his success to a vise like grip for toe holds and double wristlocks learned during his farming years and training with Farmer Burns He plans to use his tricks to throw Aieger with confidence
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Aieger
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