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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

14

National Open at Oakmont: Record Entries and Furrowed Bunkers

Golfdom notes a record field of over 800 for the U S Open at Oakmont near Pittsburgh June 14 16 with contenders including Walter Hagen Bill Mehlhorn George von Elm and MacDonald Smith who hopes to compete despite illness Oakmont’s famed bunkers are described as furrowed and trap like with white sand and deliberate sand placement.

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Heavy Champion Praises Sharkey Ahead of Title Bout

New York May 24 Gene Tunney lauds Jack Sharkey after watching him vs Jimmy Maloney saying Sharkey is as good as he has seen and could be a strong challenger for the heavyweight title. Tunney plans Adirondacks training at Speculator to prepare for a September bout with the winner of Sharkey Dempsey. He praises Sharkey as a faster superior boxer with a different style than Dempsey.

New York Jack Sharkey Jimmy Maloney Gene Tunney Sharkey Dempsey Tunney Saratoga

Jest a Moment and Political Jests Across the Nation

A collage of quips and anecdotes wire through political snips and social jests. Observations touch on aging candidates, Hughes for Hall of Fame, Princeton car suspensions, Mussolini weddings, a wedding shower in Kansas, and public remarks about weathering storms with humor. The piece ends with a sharp cartoonish note on prewar excess and Lindbergh reception banter.

Rain Dominates Baseball Standings Weather Delays Games

Mississippi Valley League games postponed due to rain and wet grounds. National League results show Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 1 and Cincinnati 4 New York at Boston with rain affecting other schedules. American League highlights Cleveland 9 Detroit 4 and Washington 3 New York 2 with Chicago 4 St. Louis 1. Associations feature Columbus 15 Louisville 9 and other scores. Western League lists Amarillo 10 Des Moines Tulsa 9 and Lincoln 0 forfeit, plus Wichita 6 Denver 1 Oklahoma City 7 Omaha 6.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago St. Louis Columbus Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Toledo Indianapolis Amarillo Des Moines Tulsa Lincoln Wichita Denver Oklahoma City Omaha Mississippi Valley League Pet Moline Mecownne Fuss Waterloo Peewee Nusee Duhuque Ottumwa Selee Burlington Marshalltown Rock Island Os Cedar Rapids National League Bali Taspasitc Chicago Twee Aeons L. Pet ART Chicago Perenne Maha

College baseball results with postponement noted

Town defeated Northwestern 8 to 4 as Tutner pitched for Upper Town but play was postponed due to wet grounds. Owkahome edged Washington University 6 to 4 in another college game.

Buyers to Drill Before Fang in Park Wednesday

George Bourland refuses to meet Chuck Burns in the American Legion May fight show at the baseball park Friday night. Jimmy Mahonney, rising light heavyweight, replaces Stourland in the card. Burns and Mahonney arrive Wednesday, work out at Lincoln Park, and are set for a strong main event. The Morrow McDonald bout, along with Krause Moody, adds action. tickets available at local stores.

George Bourland Chuck Burns American Legion Baseball Park Jimmy Mahonney Stourland Mahonney Jim Mullen Chicago Burns Toledo Windy City Burns- Mahoney Altho Legion Waterloo Texas Lincoln Park Ray Alvis Eddie Shea Chuck Wiggins Morrow-McDonald Morrow Glen Sage Middlewest McDonald Des Moines Ray Krause Oelwein Walter Moody Rock Island Roxie Martin's Leonard’s National Williams Cigar

Upper Iowa Ball Team Prepares to Meet Ames Outfit Thursday

The Upper Iowa Peacocks, after postponing their game with Tu rn er College for a week, prepare to face the Ames nine in Fayette. Ames shows recent improvement, beating Central 7 to 11 in 12 innings while Grotenhuis has powered Central to two wins over Upper Iowa this season. Pitching for Thursday is uncertain with Dorman possibly starting Lars on or Cayou. A United States Army signal corps dial rada phone innovation is noted in the report.

Fayette Tutner College Upper Iowa State College Peacocks Cyclones Ames Grotenhuis Central United States Army Signal Corps

Golf Association Bans Ribbed Face Clubs and Lines

The United States Golf Association barred ribbed face and punched irons used to backspin the ball. Rules limit club face lines to one sixteenth inch wide and spaced over three thirty-seconds inch apart. Dots faces must have no rough edges protruding.

United States Golf Association

High school track stars to compete in Ames Classic

Ames Iowa May 24 Three hundred fifty athletes from 185 town high schools will meet at Iowa State Saturday for the twenty second state high school track meet. Davenport leads with 14 qualifiers along with East High and Roosevelt High Des Moines Carroll and other scoring teams. The javelin is added as a new event this year and state records in sprints hurdles relays and field events are listed.

Ames Towa Davenport East High Roosevelt High Des Moines Carroll Fort Dodge Greenfield Eagle Grove Cedar Falls Washington High Cedar Rapids West Waterloo Burlington Fort Madison Hansell Marshalltown Clinton University High Iowa City Clarinda Shenandoah Hoyt Cuhel Washington H. S Wise Winfield Loftus Hampton Ottumwa Tenney West Des Moines Washington H. S Colfax Cofton Popes Lincoln H. S Council Bluffs Morris Carle Knoxville Montezuma Binefort Grinnell

Clarion Defeats Dumont 3 2 in 10 Inning Baseball

Clarion Iowa May 24 Clarion defeats Dumont baseball in a 10 inning battle at Lake Cornelia 3 to 2. Pitchers Card for Dumont and Lefty Wilson for Clarion locked in a mud affected game with fast fielding and no errors.

Clarion Dumont Lake Cornelia Card Lefty Wilson Altho

Giants Use Scoreboard For Signals In Baseball

The New York Giants use a scoreboard based signaling system to convey pitch choices. The catcher signals the pitcher with three finger slews on all counts, with the real sign determined by whether the count is even or odd and by second or third signs during resets. The system relies on the display and timing to mislead opponents and ensure the pitcher’s call.

New York Giants

Big Ten Mogguls Meet To Arrange Grid Cage Cards

Three hundred athletes and 40 coaches and athletic directors gather in Madison Wisconsin for the annual outdoor Big Ten track meet plus spring meetings. Officials expect coaches and staff from each school, with sessions at the state capitol and Camp Randall stadium hosting track events. Several 1927 outdoor champions return to contest. veterans include Rue and Lyon Illinois Burge Chicago Boyles Iowa Northrop Wester Michigan. Chinese paper mills use bark of pine and grasses for pulp after listing various plant materials.

Madison Wis State Capitol Towa City Rue Lyon Ilinois Burge Chicago Boyles Towa Northrop Wester Michigan Camp Randall Stadium

Prance Favored to Annex Davis Cup This Season

New York May 24. Tennis analysis foresees France led by Lacoste Cochet and Borotra as a tough foe for the United States in the Davis Cup. Bill Johnston and Bill Tilden face questions of form and stamina with Tilden pursuing a late career comeback and Johnston needing support from partners to counter France’s strong lineup.

Prance New York Bill Johnston France United States Bill Tilden Rene Lacoste Henri Cochet Jean Borotra U. S Tilden Lacoste Vincent Richards Johnston Frank Hunter Borotra Hunter Davis Dick Williams

Bristow High Team Wins Fifth Straight

Bristow Iowa May 24 Bristow high school won its fifth straight game by defeating Plainfield high 6 to 0. Bristow pitcher McNellus struck out 14. Folkerts had two hits in three at bats. Next Bristow faces Rudd in a rematch Friday at Bristow. Scores so far Bristow 29 Plainfield 3 Bristow 7 Aredale 3 Bristow 7 Aredale 2 Bristow 4 Rudd 2 Bristow 4 Plainfield 0.

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