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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1923

Page

7

Teams Bunch In Big Leagues Aa Class Develops

National and American league standings show tight races as Giants lead the NL with Chicago and Cincinnati. Yanks surge past Washington with 17 hits and 17 runs. Indians top Detroit as Coveleskie stifles the Tigers. White Sox sink deeper in the cellar while St. Louis, Cleveland, and Boston chase. Major highlights include Ray Blades tying the season homer record and Harry Heilmann's 13‑game hitting streak. Babe Ruth contributes four runs for the Yankees in a 4-2 win over the Senators.

Associated Press New York Sifth Giants Chicago Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh S J. Louis Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit Tigers Coveleskie Yanks Washington Tigers Indians Athletics Cobbites White Sox St. Louis Senators Hed Sox Robins Cubs Reds Quakers Ray Blades Cardinal Ken Williams Browns Harnett Hugh McQuillan Dodgers Frank Frisch The Hornsby Cardinals Veach Frisch Vesch Frip Collins McManus Sister Red” Faber Stutz Arnold Starz Stanley Coveleskie Big Pole Jim Caveny Pirates Williams Harry Heilmann Babe Ruth Sam Jones Yan- Bbe

Sammy Mandell to Confer on Waterloo Fight Plans

Sammy Mandell, famed bantam ready to visit Waterloo to discuss a Tuesday May 29 bout with A C Wiflford, president of the Waterloo Baseball Association. Mandell, in a Chicago hospital with tonsillitis, would travel in a few days if possible. His box­ing resume includes three wins over Pat Moore and scalps of Babe Asher and Joe Burman, placing him among America’s top bantams. The Mandell camp plans a Kilbane featherweight title bout next fall.

Sammy Mandell Mandell Waterloo Pat Moore Babe Asher Jack Wolfe Eddie Anderson Joe Burman Amercan Bantams Tommy Gibbons Mandela Johnny Kilbane

Why the Cop Always Lowa the Wolatle in Type J

Comic strip style piece by J P McEvoy lampoons traffic habits and frustrations. It riffs on why pedestrians and drivers break laws, why insurance times fail, and where noises and tire issues come from, with satirical questions and observations.

J. P. McEvoy Associated Editors

Dempsey Gibbons Bout Planned for July Fourth

Chicago report says world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will meet Tom Gibbons of St. Paul on July 4 at Shelby Montana in a 15 round title bout. Agreement reached by Dempsey manager Jack Kearns and promoter Loy Molumby awaiting signatures and referee selection. Gibbons expresses confidence and readiness to face Dempsey with plans for guaranteed payments or gate percentage.

Associated Press Chicago Jack Dempsey Will Grant Tom Gibona St. Paul Shelby Maont Loy Molumby Montana American Legion Molumby Ile Jack Kearns Dempsey New York Wil Mike Collins Minneapolis Kearns Collins Georges Carpentier Gibbons Wiggins Indianapolis New Orleans Los Angeles Cal Tom Gibbons Mont Zere Hielper Utah Hare Hel United Press Tommy Gibbons International News Wire Fom Gibbons Dempger Dlaow Agi

Fit for a prince advertisement appears in antique review

Fragmentary OCR note describes a vintage style advertisement claiming fit for a prince and a claim of expert placement at 1800 years old. Mentions a beautiful throne or “tronza breoch” of early piece, with garbled phrases suggesting manufacture findings. The text is unclear and partially illegible.

Standing of the clubs yesterday's results

National League games produced New York 4 Brooklyn 2 Boston 13 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6. American League scores show Philadelphia Boston 5 St Louis 7 Chicago 3 Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 New York 17 Washington 4. American Association Louisville 7 Columbus 2 Milwaukee Minneapolis 3 Poledo 45 Manapolis Kansas City 5 St Paul 4 Western League Des Moines 12 St Joseph 6 Omaha 5 Oklahoma City 4 Wichita 5 Sioux City 8 Denver 15 Tulsa 10.

New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh St Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington American Association Louisville Columvous Milwaukee Minneapolis Poledo Manapolis Kansas City St. Paul Des Moines St. Joseph Omaha Oklahoma City Wichita Sioux City Denver Tulsa Inelwnat Oston Philadelp St Toul Washington Core Toston el American Association Pet Toledo Indianapoli Palsw St Josept Qoklahoma Sioux

Laws of Golf Q&A Reveals Rules On Strokes And Putts

A 1925 Q and A on golf rules covers whether a player can be charged with a stroke when a club strikes a bush before hitting the ball, how handicap strokes are allocated in 46 and 36 hole matches, and who plays first in medal play when balls are near the hole. The article notes sending questions to Tanis Brown via the newspaper.

Andy

Tip for the niblick arm from Henry Hughes on golf stance

Henry Hughes outlines key niblick technique including keeping the left arm extended and wrists tight while maintaining a steady body through the stroke. He notes aiming depends on ground conditions with the club striking ground behind the ball in soft sand and sliding under the ball on hard turf. Tomorrow Vardon on playing from a Cupey Lia

Henry Hughes siWken Tarry Vardon

Baseball rules Q and A on outs and pitches

A reader asks if a run counts when a runner is out on a three base hit and two outs. The answer: yes, the run counts if the runner did not come under specific rule limits. Other queries cover mitt use on a fly, pitcher deception on baserunners, and proper umpire action in these situations.

Bird Camera and Hiking Club Organized in Waterloo

Char ter members invited for a new Bird Camera and Hiking club in Waterloo. Applicants must identify 20 bird species and describe their habits and value, show camera familiarity, and be able to hike 12 miles. Contact E. F. Hawkins or Edgar Van Niman for details.

Waterloo E. F. Hawkins Edgar van Niman

Night of boxing results from New York and beyond

Last night fights featured Duane of New York defeating Lew Hurley in six rounds by decision. In Canada Moe Herscovitch lost to Mary Summers by decision over twelve rounds in Brooklyn. Charlie Kohler beat Billy Ryckoff in Brooklyn by decision over twelve rounds. Pete Hartley of New York lost to Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh in ten rounds. Bob Sage of Detroit shaded Paul Krug of Newark in ten rounds. Morrie Johnson of Chicago defeated Jimmy Spenty of New York in eighteen rounds.

New York Carl ‘Duane Lew Hurley Brooklyn Mary Summers Jrork Moe Herscovitch Canada Charlie Kid) Kohler Brook Billy Ryckoff Pittsburgh Pete Hartley Lowe i Jack Zivic PittsuTech Detroit Bob Sage jPail Krug Newark N. J Morrie Johnson Chicago Jimmy] Spenty Ew Rerk Gegnda

Hawks Nest on trip to Dubuque and major league chatter

The Hawks’ Nest notes early automobile departures for the Dubuque baseball opener with A. C. Willford leading the local club, and speculates on Fred Leach’s major league chances after a Rochester move. Cedar Rapids released several players while Cedar Rapids beat Ottumwa 4 to 1 as the season opened in Rock Island.

Cedar ‘Rapids Speas Boyack Ottumwa Schuster Seibert Lackey Koney Jorgensen Lynch Bunnies Rock Island Cedar Rapids

Cedar Valley track meet set for Waverly

East and West Waterloo high schools will compete in the annual Cedar Valley track meet in Waverly on Saturday with about 15 towns represented. East High and West High each field candidates in all events, with expected strong showings in distances, sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws.

Waterloo Cedar Valley Waverly Cedar Falls Nashua Greene Hesser Nemmers Bennett Nauman Card Lane Daley Raymond Sansone East High Louis Mresensky Greenley Young Boysen Sack Drake Britisch Ernie Hulett J Gruhn Hulett J Blitsch Seidler Ace

Iowa Nine Beats Illinois 7 to 2 for Big Ten Pennant

Iowa City May 1 The University of Iowa defeated Illinois 7 to 2 to forge ahead in the Big Ten pennant chase. Hawkeye pitcher Marshall fanned Illinois star Ditcher Jackson. Iowa scored three in the first and added runs in the third fourth and fifth while Illinois tallied in the fifth and seventh. Both sides committed six errors.

Iowa City University of Iowa Tate University of Ihinois Marshall Hawkeye Ditcher Jackson Jhawkeyes Illinois O'Connor Hawkeyes

Storm Lake Trapshot Faces Perfect 100 in Des Moines Shoot

Des Moines May 1 Freg Gilbert of Storm Lake Ia shattered 100 straight in the Des Moines Red and Gun club weekly shoot. He was the sole shooter to score a perfect 100 among 25 participants. Remaining shooters listed include Eckard, Hildebrand, Holmes, Lang, Snyder, Russell, Willer, Byer, Skarbetc, Higgins, Harris, and Carney.

Des Moines Freg Gilbert Storm Lake Aca Red and Gun Club Gilbert Eckard & Hildebrand Holmes Lang Eresa Snyder Russell Willer Byer Skarbetc Higgins Harris Carney Serpe

Coaches Satisfied With Drake Carnival Showing

Coaches Ftalph Sarff and Louis Kre sensky praised their entrants after the Drake relays. West High placed fourth in class A half mile relay, missing third by two feet. Sindlinger led the quartet with Pasek Junger Sweitzer delivering solid runs. West High also took sixth in sprint events while Old Rose and Black finished farther back in shuttle. East High earned fifth in class B half mile relay as Nemmers recovered from a rough start to help Bennett, Spensiey, and the team.

Althe Waterloo High School Ftalph Sarff Louis Kresensky West High Sindlinger Pasek J Junger Sweitzer Bennett Spensiey

Ackley Business Men Backing Local Baseball Team

Ackley Iowa May 1 business leaders invest 500 to finance a first class baseball club. The organization has its own well kept grounds and strong leadership as the season opens, promising good clean sport and steady progress for the squad.

Ackley

Willard in peak form for May 12 bout at Yankee Stadium

International News Sports Editor Davis J. Walsh reports Jess Willard, in superb condition, entering final preparations for a 15 round clash with Floyd Johnson on May 12 at Yankee Stadium. He shows hard training, strong will, and steady fitness though some loss of speed.

Davis J. Walsh International News New York Jess Willard Floyd Johnson Yankee Stadium Jess Willard Havana

Oskaloosa Legion plans monthly wrestling matches

Oskaloosa Ia May 1 The American Legion here plans a series of wrestling matches starting mid May Negotiations are under way for a bout between Ralph Bareaits managed by Jack Skelton of Oskaloosa and Johnny Meyers a top world championship claimant Meyers is expected to meet Pareaut but no word from the Chicago wrestler yet The legion hopes to stage events about once a month.

Oskaloosa American Legion Ralph Bareaits Jack Skelton Johnny Meyers Pareaut Meyers Chicago Legion

Sew League Organized in Northeastern Iowa

Nashua accepts membership in a baseball league to be formed by Waverly Tripoli Summer Fredericksburg New Hampton and Nashua with a May 1 start. The arrangement brings six towns into a regional league initiative led from Nashua.

SEW League Iowa Nashua, Ta Nashua Waverly Tripoli Summer Fredericksburg New Hampton

Towns Sign Articles Amid Big Show Setup

The passage notes towns signing articles and bylaws as preparations for a major event. It mentions MEDIUM BROWN HAS praising a Golden Glint Shampoo ad claim, a claim about a single asylum in China, and Russia’s contract for diesel locomotives to run without water, highlighting scarce water resources and a move away from steam engines.

China Eaid Russia

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