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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

18

Preakness at Pimlico set for May 10

Baltimore May 2 The Preakness at Pimlico races May 10 over a mile and three sixteenths with about 15 three year olds likely to contest the $60,000 purse and Woodlawn vase. Nominations reach 94 from 51 owners as 30,000 spectators expected and wagering near $2,000,000 across four races.

Baltimore Pimlico Old Hilltop Maryland Bowie Son of Honor Walter M. Jefferds Folking H. Teller Archibald BE. B. McLean Mutual

Miller to Meet Wallace Next in Lightweight Elimination

Detroit May 2 Ray Miller, the Chicago left hooker, earned a controversial decision over Billy Petrolle in a ten round bout. Billy Wallace was matched to face Miller in Navin Field in an Olympia club promoted elimination, with the winner to meet Sammy Mandell for the lightweight title. Referee Elmer McClelland’s ruling drew boos as Petrolle was cheered and Miller hissed by spectators.

Detroit Billy Wallace Cleveland Ray Miller Savage Hooker Chicago Wallace Miller Aaxsilt Billy Petrotle Fargo Express Dune Sammy Mandell Elmer “Slim” McClelland Petrolle McClelland

Standstill at Aurora Track Spurs Horsemen Showdown

Aurora Illinois May 2 The second day of Aurora’s horseracing season finds striking horsemen facing track General Manager Clifford Trimble’s ultimatum to race or remove horses and stalls. They reject a $1000 purse minimum and ban on donor rules to the Thorobred Horsemen’s association. Lawrence S Jones says the meeting is off for his group and vows action against track officials if they stay firm. The group plans to expand the fight to other Illinois tracks, noting Kentucky as a legal avenue but deeming Illinois the weak link.

Aurora Tinsi Clifford Trimble Trimble Thorobred Horsemen's Association Lawrence S. Jones The Horsemen's Association Illinois Kentucky Tlinois

Fast High Golf Net Meets Begin East High Championships

The East High championships opened with both tennis and golf events under way yesterday. First round tennis matchups include Boeger versus Broner Crane versus Harper Hinson versus Reny Latte versus McClelland Moeller versus Morse Ridenour versus Ritz Russel versus Welby H Yagla versus Yanda and Zegarac. First round golf pairings list Barney versus Byeris Catton versus Dolson Elliott versus Felsing Hackett versus Koch Powers versus Schammel Timmerman versus Trautfetter C Yage IA versus bye H agia versus bye.

Boeger Broner Crane Harper Hinson Reny Latte McClelland Moeller Morse Ridenour Ritz Russel Welby H. Yagla

Plan meet to decide amateur heavyweight champ

New York May 2 In a special boxing tournament the Metropolitan A A U will select a new national amateur heavyweight champion next week. Elmer Buddy Howard of New Haven Conn who held the Boston title last month is stripped for amateur abuse. Contenders eliminated by Howard in Boston Charles Hanson Ralph Fideello and John Mervering are invited to participate.

New York Metropolitan Elmer Buddy) Howard New Haven Conn Boston Howard Bet Charles Hanson Ralph Fideello

England Aims for Air Speed and Range Records

Britain plans summer attempts to set world records for speed duration distance non stop and altitude. Secret projects include six mile per minute racing seaplanes for the Schneider Cup off the Isle of Wight in September and a Bristol fighter with featherweight wings to chase the altitude mark of 39,600 miles per hour. The Endurance monoplane at Cranwell seeks a nonstopping 6,000 mile flight to South Africa.

London Great Britain Isle of Wight South Africa Cranwell Air Station Lincolnshire Royal Air Force Bristol D'Arcy Greig Italy Southampton Water United States France England

Reinbeck Mentor to Take Position at Grinnell High

Grinnell Iowa May 2 Leonard Raffensperger of Vietor was elected athletic coach of the high school at a special school board session. Raffensperger arrives from Reinbeck where he has coached for sixteen years.

Reinbeck Grinnell High Grinnell Board of Education Leonard Raffensperger Vietor Raffensperger

Jesup High Loses in Buchanan County Final Baseball

In May 2 Rowley defeated Jesup 12 to 0 in the Buchanan county tournament final. The game, postponed from last Saturday, sends Rowley to the district tournament May 10 and 11. Reechler pitched two hits allowed and 12 strikeouts. Fisher yielded nine hits and struck out one.

Battling Nelson Defeated by Goeders in Emmetsburg Ring

Battling Nelson of Waterloo loses a newspaper decision to Joe Goeders of Emmetsburg in an eighth round windup. Goeders takes the first five rounds, Nelson wins the seventh, and the sixth and eighth are scored as draws. Kid Lehr draws with Jackie Sharkey, with the six round semiwindup featuring Minneapolis.

Battling Nelson Waterloo Joe Goeders Emmetsburg Emmetsbig Goeders Nelson Kid Lehr Waterino Jackie Sharkey Minneapolis

Hawkeye Nine Aims for Notre Dame Rematch Friday

Owa Nine meets Notre Dame on the Hawkey diamond Friday after a 13 to 7 loss in South Bend. Coach Mills' team relies on eleven hits and 10 steals, while Notre Dame features Palermo and Fechery. Coach Vogel may rest star pitcher Twogood to prep for Northwestern, with Oakley, Carlton, Brown and David ready.

fCourier Syme Trish Tavo Notre Dame Hawkey Tammy Mills South Bend Trish Oskar Rust Hawkeyes Rust Palermo Fechery Northwestern Vogel Withhold Forrest Twogood Oakley Carlten Brown David Wil

Veteran hurler Ted Sahlberg signed by Waterloo Hawks

Ted Sahlberg veteran pitcher from California was signed by Manager Cletus Dixon of the Waterloo Hawks after coming from Des Moines. He was with Chicago White Sox in college days and will coach athletics at San Bernardino high school next season. Also noted are veteran players Elmer Klumpp and Harry Mudloff returning to Burlington, rookie Orville Jorgens in Davenport, and Waukegan's exhibition games with a green center-field screen under construction at the league park.

Ted Sahlberg Cletus Dixon Waterloo Hawks Sahlberg California Waterloo Des Moines Demons Chicago White Sox University of Southern California Sox E. Lee Keyser Trojan San Bernardino Cal Burlington Elmer Klumpp Mobile Harry Mudloff Minneapolis Klumpp Mudloff Davenport Orville Jorgens Chicago Arndt Jorgens New York Yankee Rock Island Jorgens Oklahoma City

Radcliffe Wins County Title in Ackley Baseball Meet

Radcliffe high school captured the Hardin county championship by beating New Providence 6 to 3 in Ackley Iowa. The victory earns Radcliffe a spot in the district tournament May 10 and 11 after weather postponed this weekend’s games. Umpire Whitehill of Marshalltown officiated.

Ackley Radcliffe High School New Providence Radcliffe Eldora Stearmboat Rock Whitehill Marshalltown

Penn Cets Favored Lane for Regatta

New York May 2 INS Penns chances of defeating Yale and Columbia in the regatta at Derby Conn on Saturday were enhanced by the draw for starting positions. Penn was allotted the favored eastern lane. The Pennsylvania crews left Philadelphia last night for Derby and will arrive today. The Columbia varsity, junior varsity, 150 pound and freshman crews sail tomorrow. The varsity paddled 19 miles yesterday.

New York Penn’s Yale Columbia Derby Conn Penn Pennsylvania Philadelphia

White Sox Keeping Art Shires On Roster

The White Sox decided to retain Art Shires as the bench first baseman after final payment to the Waco Texas club was made last night. Shires had been in spring training discussions, and Chicago aims to keep his steady hitting and veteran presence on the roster.

Chicago White Sox Art Shires Waco

Radio Schedule and Film Showings Across Multiple Stations

A dense listing of late afternoon and evening radio programs across stations WEAF WBBM WOWO KMOX KOIL WCCO WGY WWJ WGN WHO KYW WOW, detailing orchestras, concerts, dramas, and talk shows. It also notes a Riviera theatre screening of The Adventures of two crooks, with a mixed film program and live stage acts, including performers like Fred Ararth and Mary Nolan, plus a gymnastic dance routine.

E-Wabc New York—son Ben Krueger Orchestre KMBC KMOX Kmox Koul Kmox Koil WBBM WOWO Koil Woco The Columbians Wowo Kol Kmox WCCO WEAF New York WEKY Buck Wing Sentinels Orchestra WGY WWJ WGN WDAF James Helton Ohwian & Arden KYW WGY Kyw Geo. Olsen WWI WSA Wren KDKA Jay Weaver WLW Benn Bernie KWK Palais d'Or Dance Orchestra WKY KDA Chicago Uncle Bob's Cake Club of Children KDEKA WGN Wito Wow Gheus Ens O—Radio Floorwalker O—Weaf Melang Chicago Studiio WMAQ amos-Andy Cincinnati—inc Crosley Glad Girls Minneapolis—sin WABC Fisnisti Lang Orches Des Moines Newton Buck & Wing Hoover Sentinels Seiberling Singers Maxwell Horse Halsey-Stuart Red Crown George Olsen Bankers Life Little Symphony KSD En White Senate Brown Vincent Lopez Kdkat Dla Man Donaldson Lois Bennett Elllie Jones Ernie Hare WDKA EDKA Phil Spitalny Newatkh—vitt Mary Bob KOIL Wwocco WAAQ KOW Wm&q NBC Orch Orch.wls Woc PKK Walter Wilson WJZ Circus Nighthawks Pat Barnes WEW Cincinnati Danece Des Moiner S. Department of Agriculture Montgomery Ward Mary Marsh Bakkers Life Little

Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Programs

Fragmentary OCR lists radio time blocks and programs across several stations. Mentions New York broadcasts, baseball scores, orchestras, bands, and multiple network links with unclear specifics and timing.

Theatre listings at Tontgive and Riviera venues show stars

The TONTGIVE Palace features Yakima Canutt in The Three Outcasts with Hollywood or Bust and The Mystery Rider sixth chapter serial. Riviera showcases John Gilbert in Desert Nights with Mary Nolan and Ernest Torrence with African diamond mines tale plus a talking comedy The Corner Store and a news reel. On stage Orville Rennie hosts with Born & Lawrence dancers, Mulroy McNeece Ridge, and Walter Bradbury. Strand presents Richard Barthelmes and a Weary Rs musical show. First National Vitaphone features Betty Compson in a gangster songs story, with Andy Clyde and Harry Gribbon. George Lyons is a singing harpist with Pathe news.

Riviera Theatre Ernest Terrence Mary Nolan Ernest Torrence Culbert Fred Ardath Orville Rennie Walter Bradbury Born & Lawrence Mulroy McNeece Ridge Tontgive Palace Yakima Canutt Hollywood Or Bust Riviera John Gilbert Ernest Torrence M. c Mulroy, McNeece & Ridge Richard Barthelmes Vitaphone Betty Compson Andy Clyde Harry Gribbon George Lyons Pathe Sound News

John Gilbert Puts Pep Into Desert Nights’

John Gilbert appears energetic in the film Desert Nights tucking his big black beard and rugged look into a lively screen persona. The article notes his spirited presence and contrasts it with a hobo-like appearance as he stars in the production.

John Gilbert

Skating Act Delights with Lying Whirl Stunts and Dance

A lively skating program features impressive lying whirl stunts and unusually clever dancing on wheels. Ralph Jones performs to Tf T Line You with organ accompaniment, closing the show with a flourish.

Ralph Jones L. BE. W

West Union Wins Fayette County Baseball Title

West Union high defeated Hawkeye 9 to 1 to clinch the Fayette County baseball championship in the final game yesterday. Willenberg pitched a strong game, allowing three hits and striking out 18. Mafone took the loss, surrendering nine hits. The victory came after a rain postponement from last Saturday and sends West Union to the district tournament May 10 and 11.

West Union West Union High Fayette County Hawkeye Willenberg Mafone

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