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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1920

Page

5

Teachers Fall To Upper Iowa In City League Double Bill

In a pre season city league doubleheader at Cedar River park four teams drew about 4000 fans. Upper Iowa beat Iowa State Teachers 7 to 4 as Learn fanned 12 and Dicken son struggled in the sixth. Foresters routed Young Business Men 11 to 1 in game one while Bet Hur s defeated Nauman Colts 17 to 7 in nine innings.

Iowa State Teachers’ College Upper Iowa University Dickenson Lenz Learn Upper Iowa Leitch Ae Menzel Perry Bidehl Ws. Green Duncan Waugh Welly Hproae Stranscove Baumwpartner Jones Peng i D Son Carter Cornell Christensen Cedar Falls City Baseball League Cedar River Park Order of Foresters Young Business Men's Club V. Moon Hol Hofer The Foresters Butlett Marion Kenneally Short Bet Hurs Rosencrans Ben Hurs Nauman Colts Olsen Greater Waterloo Association Pagel Moreum Naunan Colts Shepple

Bicycle Races At Fourth Street Draw Crowds

Sixty boys competed for prizes in bicycle races staged Saturday afternoon on Fourth Street under Frederic Bootz & Company. Four races were held with a large crowd watching. prizes included tires medals watches and saddles for top placements. H. Hartson and C. H. Howard timed, John K. Haddad started and refereed.

Fourth Street Frederic Bootz &Company Frank Mil Jon Straub John Thompson Gendrich Tires Walda West Evan Lichty Joe Kudelka Edgar Hoag Lester Maliwin Harry White George Olwen Donald Kirk Harold Barden Tpol Cliff Hous Leonard Brand Henry Traude Virgil Tere Frederic Eisner Marcus Arend Leonard Aldrich H. Hartson C. H. Howard John K. Haddad

Unclear Baseball and League Results Across Several Circuits

The record lists scattered results from National League American Association and other leagues with teams such as St. Louis Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh Milwaukee Minneapolis and more. Rain affected several games including Philadelphia Boston and Boston Philadelphia matchups.

Cleveland Boston Chicago St. Louis New York Philadelphis Detroit Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Reed iLac Can Association St. Paul Toledo Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Pea Neas City Terre Haute Bloomington Rockford Rock Tetroit Washington Phitsileipile American Association Si. Paul Ile Tndtapolis Tague Miwaukes Kansa Bearne Hetrasta Philadelphia-Boston Brooklyn-New York Boston- Philadelphia Ameritan Association Milwauke Kansayity Columbus Terado St. Maul Indianapal Wisville Joplin Des Moines Oklahoma City St. Joseph Tulsa Sioux City Wichita Peoria Moline A Terre Haute Rock Jelind Cedar Raphis Evaneville

State Golf Meet Set for Des Moines Week of June 28

The 1920 Iowa state golf tournament will be held June 28 to July 3 at the Des Moines Golf and Country Club. Secretary James W Hubbard announced the date and venue. The meet, moved a week earlier for better course conditions, should attract large attendance and strong competition from leading state players including Arithus Bartlett, Rudolph Knevner, Ralph Rider, and Jimmy Hubbell among others.

Des Moines Bbe Arithus Bartlett Ottumwa Robert Mees Petamnlan Rudolph Knevner Sioux City Roland G. Harrison Arthur Peaslee Dubuane J. B. Terry A. F E. Durin Carl Pierho Cedar Rapids Jimmy Hubbell

Waterloo West High Teams Second in Interscholastic Meet

Waterloo West High placed second in the University of Iowa organized meet behind Cedar Rapids High, with Miller earning top points for Waterloo West by winning the 100 yard and 440 yard dashes and the shot put. Cedar Rapids led with 2414 points. Waterloo West totaled 21. East Des Moines 20. North Des Moines 1944.

Jones Vinton Wimot Laurens Ross North Des Moines Gehle Fort Bradison Meyers Boone iBell Storm Junke Brown Bex Moines Fort Madison Eeltaan Marshalistown Iowa City Waterloo West High University of Iowa Glen Doc) Miller Cedar Rapids High Waterloo East Des Moines Miller Millar North Des Coulter Town City Roche East Des Moin Guthrie Fort Madison Marion Ash Waterloo St. Des Moines Marshalltown Ceder Rapids Chesley West Lichty Crozier Ville Jensen Cedar Rapids Brookins Oshkeloosa O'Neill East Des F Moines Mar

City Baseball League Directors Set Tuesday Meeting

J. W. Thompson president calls a meeting of the City Baseball League board Tuesday at 8 pm in the west commercial club rooms. Reports from the rules grounds and schedule committees will be heard. All team managers asked to attend.

J. W. Thompson City Baseball League West Commercial

Kilbane Says He Won’t Sell His Featherweight Crown

Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, states he will never relinquish his title by gift. He may retire when 1920 ends but vows to defend his crown while he can, criticizing attempts to pass the title to another boxer.

Johnny Kilbane Kilbane Jeffries Jack Brother Jack Big Jeff Marvin Hart Hart Jack Root Tommy Burns Burns Jack Johnson Johnson Jim Corbett Jim Washington Irving Steve O’donnell Steves Peter Maher Milbane

Paul Jones Wins Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs

Ral Patt's Paul Jones, ridden by Jockey Trice, captured the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday. V. P. Setway was second and On Watch third in a 2 09 flat time. Seventeen horses competed for a purse of about 36,925 in added money, yielding roughly 30,375 to the winning owner.

Paul Jones

Unclear Text From Historical Page

Fragmentary passage mentions a man named Paul Jones taking the lead and a reference to age around 40 to 60, with scattered phrases about thinking and growth in size, but no clear event, place, or outcome to summarize. The readable content is too incomplete to define a coherent news item.

Paul Jones

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