Boxing card in Waterloo features Comiskey Allison duel
The Waterloo theatre hosts a boxing bill promoted by Billy Arthur under Becker Chapman American Legion and Armory Association. Comiskey and Allison headline with Hall Knipp and Peterson also featured, on an eight two-minute rounds main event. Fidler will referee, prelims begin 8:45 p m with seats on sale at local cigar stores and billiard parlors.
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Fred Smith Faces High Roll to Defend Bowling Title
Fred Smith, last night’s five man event leader, must post top scores to defend his Buffalo 1921 title. He otains 677 for three games and pairs with F O Rourke in Detroit action. Smith must beat 729 for doubles record and reach 2000 nine game all events to challenge current leaders Spinella Lundgren and Spinella.
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Ruth-Pushed Robins Win 2 1 as Jolley Loses in Tenth
Baseball and college sports items from across cities note Ruth’s homer helping the Robins to a 2 1 win over the Yanks in ten innings. Other notes include football discipline at Princeton Yale coach Tad Jones comments, Olympic site, and multiple track and wrestling results.
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Chicago
Comic Strip in Tyne and Socrates Horse Tale
A comic page recounts the Socrates Horse tale of a traveling circus in Hedalia Missouri. The horse describes wind destroying the tent and animals fleeing, including Ali the tiger and Oscar the giraffe, with humorous misadventures and a clever disguise to evade authorities before being captured and assigned to a dress job in a plow factory.
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California Athletes Set for Drake Relays April 28 29
Occidental College of Los Angeles plans to send a relay and field event entrants to Drake relays on April 28 and 29. Kenneth Wilson Drake athletic director confirms possible participation marking the first Pacific coast school at the meet. Occidental’s team includes a high jumper over six feet and a 15 second high hurdles effort. Other entrants listed include DePauw University Butler College South Dakota State and G DePauw’s two mile relay record under Ned Merriam at Town State college.
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Town State College
Rosauer Wins Two Falls Over Parquette for World Light Heavy Title Shot
Jack Rosauer, 178 pounds, defeated Eugene Parquette, 198 pounds, in Moose Hall last night in two straight falls. The first fall came after 30 minutes of grueling action with Rosauer using a body scissors and douke barrack. The second fall, via a jackknife, ended after 10 minutes as Parquette slowed from Rosauer's pace. Myre had promised Rosauer a Waterloo match if Parquette could be toppled. Preliminaries saw Younie Holt defeat Van Schoyck and Irish Keezan beat Clyde Blackwell.
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Hall-Ekfelt bowlers defeat North Waterloo in city league
Hall-Ekfelt tops North Waterloo two of three games in Waterloo alleys. Final score 2 558 to 2 535 with Strunk earning 220 and A Manahl 261 for North Waterloo. Tomorrow night Howland Candy and Waterloo Alley teams meet.
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Hoppe Loses World Balkline Title Bout After Miscue
Chicago reports that Willie Hoppe failed to regain the 18.2 balkline world title from Jake Schaefer Jr after a miscue late in the match. Schaefer won 1,500 to 1,468 as Hoppe blamed the crowd and timing for the slip in a dramatic finish.
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North and South Open field set for Pinehurst
A last field of professional golfers will play here Friday and Saturday in the north and south one open at 72 holes medal play. Jock Hutchison last year’s winner and British Open champion, Jim Barnes American champion, Joe Wirka wood the brilliant Australian, and nearly all the leading American pros will compete. Also noted, about 70,000 women in the United States work on railroad payrolls.
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Connie Mage Has Old Merry Jests
A 1920s baseball column by Davis J. Walsh discusses the Philadelphia Athletics spring plans from Eagle Pass Texas to prepare for the season. It notes trades sending Joe Dugan away for outfielder Bing Miller and pitcher, plus new recruits and speculation on lineups and infield positions.
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