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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1927

Page

8

Yankees Defeat Athletics. Ruth Hits Two Homers in Big Win

New York Yankees seize first in the American League by beating the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 3 before 60,000 fans. Babe Ruth belts his fifth and sixth homers of the year, Lou Gehrig also homers, while Pennock, Walberg, and Quinn hold the mound in a high-scoring affair. The Chicago White Sox extend their win streak to six with a 7 to 6 victory over St Louis as Syd Clancy delivers the deciding single with two on.

New Simmons Poole Parkins Boley Suiin Tee Walberg Nireh New York Koenig Meusel Lazzeri Willie Foxx Branem Roth Rfc Gehrig Quinn Dugan Balla Owens Chicago Chicago Saree Sox St Louis Thomas St. Louis Syd Clancy Palk Perens Wingard Gwen’ Winging Kamm Schulte McCurdy Bennett Barrett Falk Clancy Gerber Tito Sisler Jonas Barnabe Connally van Gilder Jones Sin Bet “van Gilder Thomas Sin Jones. O'Rourke Dineen Nailin van Graflan

Harold Turner resigns as Iowa Falls coach

May 2 report states Harold Turner, coach of Iowa Falls High School, has resigned after successful seasons in football and basketball. He outlined his future plans, ending his tenure with the school.

Laws Waris Harold Be ‘Turner Iowa Falls Turner

Local sports results mix of track, baseball and racing

Des Moines Wakonda polo team opened the season defeating the Fourteenth Cavalry 12 to 6. Gowrie Bayard rider Jess Booth led amateur marks in the Good Fellowship shoot with 143 of 160, Joe Kautzky 141. Demons beat Oklahoma City West 6 to 5 behind Frei Ortman. University of Iowa defeated Northwestern 9 to 6 in baseball. Luther College beat Platteville Normal 90 to 40 in track. Burlington High over Fort Madison 64 to 62 in meet. Jack Ross won a 30 mile auto race at Reby speedway in 25:25 4-5. Cantlon won 10 mile in 8:09 2-5. Thornton dog track carded nine races. Harry Hooper appointed manager of the Mission club by Pacific Coast league. Kozeluh defeated Najuch in foreign tennis match 6-4 6-4 6-1. Fall River’s team won the United States championship, beating Holly Carburetors 7–0.

Des Moines Cavalry Seathers Frei Ortman Portland Ore Town City University of Iowa Northwestern University Desorah Luther College Platteville Wis Burlington Burlington High School Fort Madison Chicago Jack Ross Seattle Reby Speedway Cantlon Petroit Cantion Thornton Peems San Francisco Harry Hooper 2A Mission Club Hooper White Sox Bill’ Leard Duffy Bowie Tris Speaker United States Holly Detroit

Senators at Home Defeat Red Sox 6 to 0 in Washington

Washington beat Boston 6 0 before 10000 with Goose Goslin hitting two homers and Speaker scoring. Lisenben allowed two runs in early innings as the Senators outhit the Red Sox 9 to 6 and never trailed. Lundgren relieved Russell after two innings and PSU pitched four more, while Goslin and Myer contributed key plays in the win.

Senators Red Sox Washington D. C Boston Red Sox Nationals Lisenben Goose” Goslin Speaker Griffmen Russell Lundgren New York Yankees Boston de Wanninger Hanay Rollines Tobin Flegstead Jacobson Nae Todt Regan Ames Hartley Gene Russell

Woodmen Lose to Brandon in Season Opener 2 0

Waterloo Modern Woodmen fell 2 to 0 to Brandon in the opener as Brandon tallied twice in the fourth on three hits. Brandon pitcher Winsor fanned 12 and allowed only two hits, while Olds of the Woodmen struck out one and yielded seven hits. Makinster caught for the Woodmen.

Waterloo Modern Woodmen Brandon Thea Certest

Dunkerton High HurlER Shuts Out Orange No Hit No Run

Dunkerton Ta May 2 K Rice Dunkerton high school pitching ace shut out Orange consolidated school without a hit or a run here in a seven inning game Friday Winning by a score of 4 0 A three base hit by Carnes and doubles by Cowlishaw and Magee highlighted the winners Batteries Dunkerton 1K Riese and Rice Orange Myers Lichty and R Peterson Unipire Matthias

Dunkerton K. Rice Dunkerton High School Orange Consolidated School Carnes Cowlishaw Magee Orange Riese and Rice Myers, Lichty R. Peterson Unipire Matthias

Hawks and boxers pace busy season across towns

The Hawks sign Chester Guppy to play under manager Jimmy Shollenberger at Marshalltown while Johnny McCann returns to Bee status after a Des Moines farm. Lou Rollinger heads to St Louis for a Thursday bout, as Clyde Drury and Albert Knipp prepare for a classic at Electric Park. Cedar Rapids adds outfielder George Sopp, and veteran Stan­ley Casper joins the Bunnies. Drayton Drake relays draw Drake alumni to Des Moines and Oklahoma City, with graft woes and several boxing bouts highlighting the local sports week.

Chester Guppy Jimmy Shollenberger Marshalltown Lou Rollinger Tom Pivaci St. Louis Missouri City Clyde Drury Albert Knipp Electric Park George Sopp Fowlerville Mich Cletus Dixon Hawks Cedar Rapids Stanley Casper Bunnies Saginaw Michigan Strate League

Baseball pays final tribute to Borchert former Waterloo man

Milwaukee May 2 Baseball paid respects to Otto Borchert president and owner of the Milwaukee Association team. He was buried after Masonic services at the Elks club where he died suddenly Wednesday night during a speech to about 700 boosters on the eve of the home season. Shenesaw M Lands commissioner Ban Johnson and other league officials attended.

Milwaukee Wis Otto Borchert Milwaukee Association Elks Club Shenesaw M. Landis Ban Johnson

Pitt Professors Seek High Rooms for New Cathedral

Pittsburgh, Pa May 2 University of Pittsburgh faculty behaved oddly when plans for a 29 story cathedral of learning were announced. Professors rushed to the chancellor's office requesting classrooms high up with southern exposure. Officials realized the south side would overlook Forbes Field, home of the Pittsburgh National League baseball club.

Fittsburch University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning Bhanecellor Pitt Forbesfield Pittsburgh

Trapshoot Scheduled at Waverly on May 12

Waverly Gun club will sponsor an all day trapshoot here Thursday May 12. The program includes seven 20 third events with 1 entry and two cent targets. Purses are divided among five events. Contestants may shoot for targets only if desired. Bim Castle of Charles City will cashier the shoot.

Waverly Waverly Gun Club Bim Castle Charles City

East High Golf Team Defeats Grundy Center Club

East High wins at Sunnyside Country Club as Chester Coburn defeats Van Wingster. Bil Collins beats Winslow 5 and 4, Russell Witz downed Clark, 4 and 3. Coburn 88, Collins 89, Pitz 93 over 18 holes.

Fast Wish Grundy Sunnyside Country Club Chester Coburn van Wingster Bil Collins Winslow Russell Witz Clark Coburn Collins Pitz

Bees Beat Anson Bees 9-4 in Practice Game

Three Burlington pitchers Ferrer Peterson and Tis ing held Marshalltown to one hit and struck out 13 in a Sunday practice game. Beesa won 9 to 4 as Burlington fielded nine errors charged against them and nine losses were handed to the visitors.

BEES Ansons Burlington Marshalltown Mississippi Valley L Eague Ferrer Peterson Tising Hali

Daily Quiz Answers From Various Radio Stations

A fragment listing radio stations including KFRX WRAF WIZ WA and WLAG plus city mentions Atlanta Havana Denver and Montreal. Names Andrew White and Graham McNamee appear among scattered items. references to Phillips Cariin and Travatore suggest scrambled or damaged OCR.

KFRX WRAF Wiz Atlanta Havana Cuba Andrew White Graham McNamee WLAG Denver Colo CRAC Jia Presse Montreal Qut Phillips Cariin Waust Travatore

Major League Leaders From the Season Update

Baseball leaders list the top hitters pitchers and baserunners across the leagues. Key figures include Hornsby and Meusel with standout stats for Giants and Yankees, along with Meadors Ruether and Ruether's Yankees pitching highlights.

Loughran Stribling Headline New York Boxing Season

New York May 2 A summer boxing season opens in the city with 10 round A bouts at Ebbets Field featuring Tommy Loughran and Young Stribling in a third meeting described as a grudge match. The winner could get a shot at the 175 pound title with other heavyweights and plans for two Maloney Sharkey bouts aiming to secure a Dempsey Paulino survivor fight for Tunney in September.

New York Tommy Loughran Philadelphia Young Stribling Macon Ebbets Field Rickard Jack Delaney Altho Mike McTigue Loughran Tex Rickard Jim Maloney Jack Sharkey Maloney Yankee Stadium Dempsey Paulino Tunney

Rudi Wagner Claims Heavyweight Title in Dortmund

Rudi Wagner won the heavyweight championship in Dortmund by knocking out Hans Breitenstraeter. The record notes his footwork as the skill that helped him rule 118-pounders from 1903 to 1906, highlighting the notable shift in era with this knockout victory.

Dortmund Germany Rudi Wagner Hans Breitenstraeter

Ex Bantam Champion Turns Referee in Local Ring Scene

Richmond California May 2 Frankie Neil former bantamweight champion of the world continues in boxing life now as referee of weekly club contests. His long career keeps him close to the ring and he enjoys the referee role while staying connected to the sport.

Richmond Cal Altho Frankie Neil Weil

Plumbers Hear Kennedy Lewis at State Convention

Frank Kennedy of Chicago and J. C. Lewis of Des Moines spoke at the Town State Association of Journeymen Plumbers annual convention at Hotel Russell Lamson. A per capita tax rose from 24 to 50 cents. George White Ray Powers and T. M. Woodruff spoke at the banquet. Dubuque chosen for next convention with new officers to be elected.

Frank Kennedy Chicago United Association Ofourneymen J. C. Lewis Des Moines Iowa State Federation of Labor Town State Association of Journeymen Plumbers Hotel Russell-Lamson Lewis Iowa Federation George White Fort Dodge Iowa Association of Journeymen Plumbers Ray J. Powers T. M. Woodruff Waterloo Rialto Theatre Alexander Frank Dubuque

Cortese to Broadcast From WGHP Tuesday

Remo Cortese, an Iowa native and noted singer, will broadcast a program at 8 p.m. tomorrow from WGHP in Detroit, Michigan. Cortese recently visited friends in this area and at Waverly.

Remo Cortese Iowa WGHP Detriot, Mich Cortese Waverly

Clothing aid for flood victims urged by Illinois Central

Relief drive led by W Scott Williams seeks clothing and money for flood districts. 120 boxes of used clothing have been sent via passenger trains to the south. Y M C A and various Illinois Central stations accept donations. Waterloo employees contribute most after Chicago. Total cash from western and eastern Illinois Central lines up to April 29 amounts to about 9,701.95 dollars. France to teach German to residents of Alsace and Lorraine, Prime Minister Poincare announces.

W. Scott Williams Illinois Central Lines Waterloo Illinois Central Marsh Place Ilinois Central Illinois Central Shops Tdlinoigs Central Chicago C. H. Markham St. Louis Champaign Freeport Rockford Ill Amboy Wisconsin Dubuque Cedar Rapids Minnesota Fort Codre Council Bluffs Omaha Neb Iowa Sioux City Sioux Falls Cherokee

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