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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1926

Page

8

Water ways open with four city slate for pennant chase

Waterloo opens the 126 day Mississippi Valley League season with a parade and opening day ceremonies. Cedar Rapids, Dubuque and Ottumwa join Waterloo in a crowded start as veterans and rookies mix on rosters. The league hopes for a strong turnout and a competitive race from day one.

Mississippi “Valley League Lotus Dixon Fred Deck Rapids Bunnies Pnd Cadar_Rapids Umtufres Mnna Terrian Legion

Cummins Named Captain of Fifth Year Team

The article reports Paul Cummins has been appointed captain of the fifth year team for next season. Mentions Cedar Rayyide and Rivaded Lo Whingten in context but details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Cummins C. R Cedar Rayyide Leon Aimenn Piul Cumming

Oelwein and Bremer Chickasaw to Play Ball

Oelwein will join Bremer Chickasaw league in a ball game as listed in a local notice. The organization names F P Leehey as president, John McDevitt as secretary and treasurer, with Paul Neubauer Jack Lawlor Arthur Luthmer Wartine and Frank Tousiey as directors.

Oalwain Oelwein Bremer- Chickasaw F.P. Leehey John McDevitt Paul Neubauer Jack Lawlor Arh Luthmer Wartine Frank Tousiey

May Day Headlines and Oddities From A Worn Ledger

A jumbled May day page reflects whimsical and controversial items from a 20th century newspaper. It notes Grant divorces many couples, a travel anecdote, reader anecdotes, and odd market musings. Nonlinear snippets touch on health, cuisine, mushrooms, and daily life.

Peacocks in Dual Classic Saturday

Upper Iowa A track team gears for its first dual of the season at Platteville Normal Saturday in Wisconsin. Veterans from Platteville Normal expect strong showings as Whit ney freshman star in high hurdles leads a reshaped squad.

Peacocks

New Hampton High Defeats Neighboring Team In Slugfest

New Hampton High School baseball beat Lew Hampton Ja May 5 at Lane Tustay, a high scoring three game stretch for the rivals. The victory followed an 18 to 10 win over Predarigksburge and an 8 to 7 loss to Sumney, marking a tight, one run margin in this contest.

NEW Hampton High School Lew Hampton Hampton Lane Tustay Seare Atm Lvals Thee Predarigksburge Sumney Pame Peane

Iowa High School Cage Championship May Change

Des Moines reports a proposed change to Iowa’s high school basketball championship system. The Iowa High School Athletic Association plans a questionnaire to 840 member schools about shifting to eight district tournaments, removing A and B distinctions in district rounds, and using elimination to decide the final champion, potentially dissolving separate district and final meets for class B.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa High School Athletic “Association Montis State Association Vian Chane Pious George A. Brown

Wilderness rights and hunting ethics spark debate

A reader column discusses the killing of wild birds and animals as selfish, urging conservationists to defend wilderness access for all. It cites a magazine excerpt arguing gunners and fishermen seek exclusive control over nature and questions whether predators deserve protection, highlighting tensions between sport and preservation.

ALY Auk Parton Ganic Birds of Prey Fone Sparta Mink

Perfect Mashie Shot Through Tree Wins Bet

A golfer recalls a 150 yard shot on the seventeenth hole through a one yard opening in trees. The ball passed cleanly through the gap and landed 15 feet beyond the flag for a birdie four. He then birdied the eighteenth to net $250 after a $25 wager.

Ky AL Demaker Poroer New York Giants Breen

Iowa Track Team Seeks Upset at Notre Dame Invasion

Iowa City May U 1 The first invasion of Cartier field at South Bend Ind by a University of Iowa track team is slated for Saturday as the Hawks face the Irish in a return dual meet Notre Dame beat Iowa at Town field last year Tryouts for the Indiana trip selected 25 men led by George T Bresnahan The Irish expected to challenge Iowa in the javelin mile and half mile events Mac set a javelin mark higher than Iowa’s leading throwers and 4:20 in the mile last week arouses hopes to outrun Van Ness and Emline Sorenson a rugged 880 runner holds half mile strength while Harrington of the indoor records is taller than Boyles the recent university record holder at 2:10 1 2 in the pole vault

Fayette Upper Iowa Platteville Wisconsin Normal School Cedar Falls Thllings Haltzmin Lusher Youchers Wayne Whitney Rippe Mates Vial Upper Iowa Iowa City U.1 Cartier Mac Idee Lowa Duglge Illinois Ohio Wesleyan van Ness Emijne Hawks Masterson Sorenson Nish Punett Boyles

Hawkeye Javelin Star Lester Dyke Returns to Form

After seven years away Lester Dyke resumes competition in Iowa javelin, recalling former college captaincy and a medical workload. Now a senior, he regains old-time form for renewed events at the May meet in Town City.

Town City Lester Dyke Iowa Mawleuye Elect College of Medicine Watt

Boxing Carnival Pledged in Chicago Under New Rule

Chicago May 6. Gov Len Small named Paul Prehn John Righeimer and Oswald Huncke to the state boxing board paving the way for an elaborate Chicago boxing carnival next month The program likely features a Terris Mandell lightweight title bout along with other bouts Promoter Mullens aims to schedule fast with talks for a Mandell Kansas lightweight title fight amid strong local boxing interest Young Hawks edge Waterloo Tigers in 12 innings 4 12 summary

Chicago Len Small Paul Prehn John Righeimer Oswald W. Huncke State Boxing Board Sid ‘Terris Sammy Mantle Illinois Fins Kim Mullens Tex Rickard Terris-Mandell Mulelens Bud ‘Aylor Terre Haute Bantam Charley Phil Rosenberg New Boxing Commission Ac ‘Cording Toop Urbana University of Ilinois Righeimer Hucke Mullens Aullens Sammy Mandell Rocky Kansas Mandell Diace Kansas Slare

Sports chaos and mixed results across cities

New York Yanks and Chicago White Sox discuss a possible clash amid injuries to Aaron Ward and Tom Caley. Charley Worf argues over a telegraphed reason for skipping a San Francisco event. International trophy action sees the United States beat Britain 27 to 21 after a tight 18-18 tie. Chicago defeats the Thinois in 14 innings. Northwestern tops Indiana in baseball, Purdue loses to Notre Dame, Albion hires Fred Parker for education and coaching duties. About 17 000 trout fry head to Izaak Walton nursery from Dubuque. Joe Stecher fails in a fall after a limousine incident and remains in a dogged match.

New York Thompson Chicago Granston Art Northwestern University Notre Dame Ind—Purdue Notre Dane Albion Mich Fred Parker University of Michigan Oystcal Education Albion Corlese

Standings and yesterday's scores across leagues

Yesterday's results show St Louis 11 over Cleveland 5 and Washington 11 over Detroit 14. Chicago 1 beat Philadelphia 1 0, New York Lenape top Boston 2 by a small margin. Western League games list Lincoln 7 and Wichita 9, Denver 1, Omaha 138, and St Joseph 12 in a dense standings stretch.

St. Louis Cleveland Washington Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia i York Lenape Louis Oston America’ S Association New York Philadelphia Nattoun Brooklyn Cinelanati Des’ Moines St. Joseph Oklahom Denver Lincoln A

La Porte High Beats Dunkerton In Eight Inning Game

La Porte High School defeated Dunkerton High 6 to 4 in eight innings at home. Fowne pitched nine innings, striking out 18 opponents while La Porte collected seven hits off the Dunkerton pitcher. The local team secured the win in a closely contested contest reported by May 6 special coverage.

LA Porth High la Porte Guy la Porte High School Dunkerton High Fowne Tean Sainkerton

Hawks Manage Pat Watkins Runs Tight Ship at Opener

Stock Island fans watched a lean opening day as only 13 men and a few servers took the field. Valentine, last year’s MV league ace with By Hapids, is starring for Gulfport in a strong start, while Rooster Katte was fined for losing his temper last season with Fort Smith. The team’s morale and ticket push were highlighted as the campaign began.

Pat Watkins Qtemayy O Boline Hone Oottock Island Treasury Rtock Island Ae Tims" Valentine Hapids Guns Tn Puih Mobile Gulfport Valentine Yoas Sue Peal Rooster Katte Fort Smith Boor Springfield Ketranbail

Sunnyside Opens Golf Tournament Season Saturday

Sunnyside course in fine condition as the 1926 golf season begins with an 18 hole handicap medal play event. Ralph Dr. Garrison, tournament committee chair, reports a large early entry and notes the official season schedule to be announced soon. The event on Memorial Day weekend will feature both men and women with prizes. Bob Eiderton will handle handicaps for the opening tourney.

Ralph Dr. Garrison Garrison Bob Eiderton

Qelwein Boxers Prepare For Western Apprentice Show

Delwein May G special reports boxing card at Great Western Apprentice clay smoker Friday night. Hobgoths Sheugruth Glynn Strawn Eat House box, plus wrestling by J Brennan I W Brewer. Proceeds aid Apprentice baseball and athletic fund. Joe Thomas travels to Des Moines Friday for six round bout with Jimmy Thing. Schumock to Cedar Rapids on the twelfth for another bout with an opponent yet to be chosen.

Bob Joe Thomas Des Moines Jimmy Thing Schumock Cedar Rapids Thomas Kid Ray Waterloo

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