Most Important Shot Highlighted In Iowa High Meet
Ames May 23. With athletes from 75 schools the Iowa High School Athletic Association enters its twentieth annual track and field meet expecting new records as preliminaries run in the morning and finals around 3 PM. Grinnell hosts the state college meet where Iowa leads with 12 qualifiers and Olympic star Taylor wins both hurdles in heats.
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Name the Camp: Waterloo Boy Scout Parade and Awards
A Waterloo Boy Scout event invites entries to name the summer camp and features awards including pins, a gold watch fob, and the Legion trophy for the top troop. A parade to Washington Park will present these honors after a brief ceremony, with a mysterious cat secret to be announced and emphasis on proper uniform and participation.
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Legion
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Rival bouts and title moves across major cities
Highlights include Rudy Dusek defeating Dick Daviscourt in three falls, Nurmi failing to break records, Babe Hetman edging Lew Mayns in Baltimore, Walter Hoover earning a Philadelphia title challenge, Sarazen's defeat in the Metropolitan, Bud Taylor heading for McLarnin clash, Villa Labarba bout planned for August, a Rosenberg Smith draw in East Chicago, Mickey Walker and Kearns en route to a Greb title bout, and Ace Hudkins picking Dave Butte for the coast title bid.
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Omaha
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Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
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Boxing training starts for June 6 bout and Olympic meet set
Lex leads as chief second for a June 6 fight with Tommy O'Brien while O'Brien and Hudkins begin strenuous training next week with Phil Salvadore who faces Sammy Mandell on the Sama card Mandell opens camp next Wednesday Chicago hosts three more heavyweight prospects in Ed Strangler Lewis camp for Wayne Munn title clash at Michigan City Lewis works five assistants for 10 minutes each daily Entries closed for Chicago Olympics track meet May 31 Finnish American A A lists stars Willie Ritole Harold Osborne Albin Stenroos Johnny Alyta all last Olympians in France
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Tommy O'Brien
New Yorker
O'Brien
Hudkins
Phil Salvadore
Los Angeles
The Camera's Story of Vacation Picture Tricks
A humorous guide on what makes vacation photos fail and how to shoot better. It recommends avoiding shooting broad views like forests lakes or mountains and instead capture single trees waves or eddies. It also advises photographing people unaware, to avoid posed, unnatural expressions.
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Western Teang Turn Back Foes In League Clash
Western teams reverse yesterday's loss to dominate the National League, led by Pittsburgh and Cincinnati as they prepare for a final stand against the Atlanta invasion. Giants win big as Reds rout Phillies. Cubs and Cardinals also post wins amid a busy interleague stretch.
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Dubuque Hosts State K. C. Meeting Delegates to Conclave
John Fitzgerald and W. L. Beecher will depart Monday for Dubuque as Waterloo council No. 700 delegates to the twenty fifth annual Knights of Columbus conclave. Dr A J Joynt and W H Kerwin will also attend with E R O'Brien of Oelwein slated as state deputy candidate. A class of candidates will be initiated tomorrow afternoon led by Lee Danghertz of Davenport, with Gov Al Smith delivering the main address on the initiatory work.
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Expedition to Seek Origin of Indians in South Pacific
An expedition from the University of California will depart in the fall to visit the Mentawel Islands off Sumatra to trace native origins and migration timelines. Led by M. Loeb, with his wife, the six month voyage aims to study a mongoloid, primitive culture under Dutch control, in hopes of uncovering migration patterns.
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Cal
Mentawel Islands
University of California
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Department of Anthropology
South Pacific Islands
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Sumatra
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Color scheme cures insomnia inventor claims
Macclesfield England May 23 A Cheshire inventor unveils a sleep machine based on chromopathy to treat insomnia. The device flashes 12 colors in a set sequence by the bedside, claimed to induce sleep in 10 to 15 minutes.
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Cheshire
Audubon Society Meeting In Waterloo City
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Y M C A rooms aims to perfect the Waterloo Audubon society as it grows under leaders F Q Liffring and EB Lay. About 300 people have shown interest, with more expected. all bird lovers are urged to attend. Cornell Beats Knox 3 to 1 in Mount Vernon conference baseball game. Cubs trade O Farrell for Gonzales and Frigan with no cash exchanged.
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Industrial Board to Organize Leon Industrial Board to Organize Leon
Des Moines reports the governor’s new industrial commission will organize to craft a statewide program to expand Iowa farm product markets. The panel, appointed by Governor Hammill, aims to study freight rates alleged discrimination and crop marketing. Early tasks include defining the farm crops goal and mapping routes to market plus a census of lawn industries. Emigrants Go to Canada details 600 families leaving Liverpool and other ports this spring as part of a plan to settle 3,000 in the Dominion.
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Diet For Fork Athletes Stirs Debate In Berlin
Berlin May 23 The age old question of whether meat or vegetable diets aid athletes was revisited at a sport exhibition. A thorough investigation showed active sportsmen struggle on exclusive vegetables and require sizable meat portions. Eggs emerged as the most favored food among athletes in training.
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