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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

16

Cubs Even Lead With Cardinals In Tight Win

Chicago takes a 5 to 4 victory over St Louis in the May series, moving back atop the National League standings as Bottomley hit two home runs for the Cubs while Sherdel struggled for the Cardinals.

St. Louis Jim Bottomley Cardinals Cubs Chicago Abreh Poae Mcmillan English Cuylet Ff. Hornsby Wilson Stephenson Grimm Gonzales Cogererr Aoa Ramee Smith Golhert Otaat Roeriger Eeeeey Odm Louis Bottomles Sherdel Hornsby Wilaan Bottomley Frisch Matone McMillan Melone Stenok Malone Hald Oo Johnson Jin Farr McLaughlin Riglett Spechter Delaney Jones New York Roush Dugan Lindstrom Mays Ott Jackson Maranville Harper Maguire Jarksong Reese Scott Brandt Cantwell Sass McCormick Pitman Reardon Robins Phillies Brooklyn N. C Philadelphia Oorkal Kileln Ren Davis Sweetland ReXreRan Green Frederick Boo Gilbert Bancroft Herman Clark Whitney Rencroft Moore Wendrick Thompson Friberg Hermann Ballou McWerny Soreet- Tand Sweatland MecWeeny McWeeny Tone

Paddock to Enter Denver Track Meet

Los Angeles veteran sprinter Charles W. Paddock announced plans to compete for the Los Angeles A. C. in the National AAU championships at Denver in early July. He will skip open dashes but join the sprint relay teams. He leaves Friday for Minneapolis to assume a vice president post at Langwirth Publishing.

Los Angeles Insi Charles W. Paddock Pasadena Paddock Minneapolis Langwirth Pubishing Company

BOBBY THATCHER TAKES OVER JONESBORO SAVAGE TIRE SALVAGE

In Jonesboro a local salvage effort continues as Bobby Thatcher is befriended by Wash and assumes the role of clearing discarded tires bottles and scrap metal from the area. The move signals ongoing community cleanup and recycling activity in the town.

Wash Jonesboro

Baseball Echoes From McGraw Era Roars And Bets

By AL DEMAREE Former Pitcher New York Giants recounts a day when McGraw questioned who shared Robe Marquard s room and quipped There is nothing in that room but the furniture A later scene had Jim Thorpe and Hans Lobert racing a hundred yards with McGraw losing 25 dollars as Lobert won A third moment saw Geo Stallings lash out at Ed Konetchey who warned him Be careful I heard you that time.

John McGraw Robe Marquard Josh Devore Jim Thorpe Hans Lobert McGraw Thorpe Lobert Geo. Stallings Konetchey George

Scholarship Awards at Traer High and Grade Schools

Presentation of medals by Kubik Frith post American Legion honors top pupils across all departments. Winners include Senior High Marion Ross Paul Dodd, Junior High Harold Wright Esther Martin, Sixth grade Margaret Dart, Fifth grade Theodore Adamex, Fourth grade Lloyd Martin.

Traer Reer Kubik-Frith Post American Legion Marion Ross Paul Dodd Harold Wright Esther Martin Margaret Dart Theodore Adamex Lloyd Martin

O Doul Leads NL Hitting Race and More Baseball Notes

Frank O Doul tops the National League batting race with .413 and 32 runs, followed by Andy High and Harvey Hendrick. Babe Herman holds 47 hits and Melvin leads home runs with 10. Frisch leads in doubles and triples. Swanson has nine steals. Pitching pace is led by Burleigh Grimes with six wins, no losses, with Haines and Bush close behind. Philadelphia leads team batting at .320, Cubs at .294, and Cubs also top fielding. Also brief: funeral for Laura Cordes set for Mitchell Iowa tomorrow at 3 p m.

New York Frank O'Doul Philly Andy High St. Louis Harvey Hendrick O'Doul Babe Herman Brooklyn Frank Frisch Cardinals Melvin Chick Hafey Evar Swanson Cincinnati Frisch Herman Stephenson Chicago Curler Klein and Friberg Philadelphia Deuthit St. Loui Burleigh Grimes Pittsburgh Jess Haines Guy Bush Sylvester Johnson Hearne Boston Phillies Cubs Giants Braves

Sale Holds Lead in Bunion Derby

On May 24 in Van Horn Texas the bunioneers led by C C Pyte continued a 700 mile trek toward Sierra Blanca. Giusto Umeri of Italy won yesterday’s lap from Kent to Van Horn in 5 06 20 with Johnny Sato of Passaic New Jersey and Pete Gavuzzi of England among contenders for fourth. The first sire elapsed time list includes Sato Gavuzzi Umeri Richman and Simpson with times listed for each.

van Horn Tex Texas C. C. Pyte Bunioneers Sierra Blanca Giusto Umeri Italy Kent Johnny Sato Fassiac N. J Pete Gavuzzi England Passaic

Loughran Victor But Crowd Booed Narrow Decision

Boston May 25 Loughran heavyweight champion won a judge's decision over Erin Schaaf in a 10 round bout. The crowd reacted with boos as Schaaf pressured the champ and landed heavy lefts throughout. A knockdown scare occurred in round four when Schaaf wobbled Loughran with a left to the chin.

Boston Mass Pep Tommy Loughran Ight Erin Schaaf Schaaf Loughran

Ward sells Traer service station interests to Kostlan

Calvin Ward a partner in the E. W. Super Service station firm has sold his interests to partner George Kostlan. Ward and his wife plan to move to Cedar Falls where he will take employment in a similar firm and will head the vulcanizing department.

TRAER Calvin Ward E. W Frm George Kostlan Cedar Falls Ward

White Sox Lose to Tigers After 21 Innings

Detroit and Chicago played a 21 inning game yesterday with the Tigers winning 6 to 5. George Uhle was the winning pitcher and Ted Lyons pitched the full game for Chicago. Both clubs were hit hard but strong defense kept the score close through three hours and 41 minutes, with Uhle scoring the decisive run in the 21st and Johnson later scoring after a series of hits and a sacrifice fly.

Chicago Detroit Tigers George Uhle Altho Be Ted Lyons White Sox Uhle Yde Johnson Rice Humefield Unird Gebringer Hargraves Schuble Alexander Richardson Metzter Hunnefield Selene Clancy Tissenpee Reynolds Deskene Hoffman Gisset Grouse Lyons Kerr Crouse Berg Oriergo Ado Goo Kamm Schubie Phillips Reynolds Cissell Genringers Achuble Wellmann Metz Kama Cissell Medan Crautse Metzler Unie Ubie van Gratan McGowan Connolly

Right weight balance in golf drives analyzed by Metzer

Sol Metzger outlines how Abe Mitchell Bobby Jones and Glenna Collett maintain weight on the balls of their feet during the drive. He notes Jones shows no forward fall and describes weight shifting through impact. He invites readers to request his illustrated leaflet on weight balance and golf stance.

Sol Metzger Abe Mitchell Mitchell Bobby Jones Phil Perkins Glenna Collett Bea Lot Metzger

Yankee Net Team with Even Break Heads to Final

Washington May 25 United States may reach the Davis Cup final in Detroit by halving the American zone semis with two matches left. If Japan must win both today, the U S leads one match after yesterday’s singles and doubles. Today’s pairings include John Van Ryn versus Tamilo Abe and John Hennessey against Yoshiro Onta.

Washington D. C U.P United States Japan Cuba Detroit John van Ryn Tamilo Abe John Hennessey Yoshiro Onta Ohta van Ryn

Root's Comeback Strengthens Cubs with Two Fastball Aces

Chicago briefs report Charlie Root regains form with five straight wins after a rough 1928. He pitched well in his first six starts this season, despite a tough loss to Burleigh Grimes. Root joins Pat Malone, who had six consecutive wins before a loss, as a top pitching duo for the Cubs.

Chicago Charlie Root Cubs Burleigh Grimes Charlie Root Pat Malone

Fined in Liquor Cases Otago Ta May 25

Two youths, Paul Johnson and Seth Thomas, were fined $135 by Justices Loomis after being weighed for intoxication and illegal transportation in Otago.

Otago Paul Johnson Seth Thomas Noth Loomis

Central Standard Time Radio Schedule Overview

Central Standard time airings list stations WABC WGN KDKA and more with programs from 6:30 PM through 11:00 PM, including Roger Weber Babson United Choral Ringers Temple of Air Musical Program and National Forum, featuring orchestras, dances, and musical hours across stations such as WEAF WGN WJZ and WCBS with multiple dial references and program notes.

WABC New York Roger We. Babson WBEM Wwecco United Choral Ringers Wauo Wbrm -Wowo Temple of Air KMOX Wooo Atno Ee Webm Wowo Washington Geo. Olsen WADO WMAQ AWERM KOIL Weco WEAF J. He. Finley WGY Phil Spltalny Anise Wise Salon Singers WWI WEY Mat Lew White Mildred Hunt Aalso BSS Symphony Orchestra WOY B. A. Rolle Rita Gouldner WWJ Pollack Wdaf Wey Rudy Vallee Dauce Orchestra KDKA Edwin Franke Goldman KYW Fickard Family Kdka Taeackare EYW Victor Herbert Salo Wez Chicago Mina France WGN Flavio Plasencia Knights of the Bath Wataq Chicago Pratt & Sherman Dal PRR WLW Cincinnati Inc WIJZ Bame Jack Gene Mansfield Les Dea Molnen Kich National Safety Council Bankers Life Trio Rocking Chair General Electric Progres Lucky Strike Orchestra Close Harmony Park Central Hotel Orchestra Tishaweather Beakers Life Webb Opera

Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights From New York to Midwest

A Sunday radio lineup spans Cathedral hours from New York’s WEAF to stations WOWO KMOX KOIL and WCCO. Features include sermons by Rev. Donald Grey Barnhouse, theatre of the air with Wendell, Broadway stars and Ben Selgin’s Orchestra, Russian music programs, Major Bowe’s Family, and Champion Orchestra with Ciag Boland. Also lists around the Samovar performances and various regional repeats across stations.

WABC New York—son WOWO Kmox Koil WCCO Donald Grey Barnhouse Philadelphia Ben Selgin Wowa Ekmox Kotl Theatre of the Air Wendellital WBBM Wowo Kiox Kotl Major Bowe Vaca Fen- Spree Our Government David Lax- Tence Tis—A. KK aAlso WGY Repid Championa Ciag Boland Bury Retting Bob Parker Sam Herman Rosalnn Choir Wood Wiz New York Peratana Kdka Wlw Rosehall

Radio Program Listings of 1930s Stations Across The Midwest

Radio schedules detail numerous programs and guests across WHIZ WGN WJR WEAF and others. Listings include orchestras, quartets, drama, church services, news, and dance programs with multiple time slots and stations such as WGN Chicago KYW Cincinnati WMAQ Chicago WEAF New York and more.

The Pieno Harold Henry KWK Iso WEY West Allso Kdka KDA Newark Zio Luke Higgins Titusville WMAQ KMBC Koil Weco Chicago Church of Christ, Scientiat People’s Ghareh Sunday Auld Sandy Amos-Awly WLW Cincinnati WJZ Musical Novalesque WCCO Minneapolis WABC D& Wor WHO Des Moines Imn Riviera String Quartet Dlittle Bankers Life Little Byrphery WEAF New York Chorister’s Indianapolis WGY KYW Ann Ak Gypsies WGN Wdaf Sousa Empire Builders Northwest WWJ Phil Sphaing Hroxy His Mickey McKee KDEA WSM Ph Gogeertt Orch Orchestra Kdea. Kyw EDEA Concert Bureau KWEK Bill Scott Hotel Dance Orchestra KWE Ludwig Laurier KDRA WDAO Germany WADC Kmox Rot Henry Barbly KMOX KOIL Woco Uncle Joe Pat Kmox Koil Hollywood Sergei ‘Kotlarsky Mathilde Hard KOI Kmox Krol Bob Walter Wilson Glee Club Weap & Wiz Hawks Ensem Amos Dan Sylvia WIZ Kyrock Hamline University WHO- Des Moines Drake University Merry, Minstrels E. Ry Harlan

Waterloo minister Jo Delivers Sermon in Fairbank Church

In Fairbank Indiana May 25 Rev J H Patten pastor of Mt Carmel Baptist Waterloo will preach and Miss Mildred Hillard member of Mt Carmel choir will sing at Fairbank M E church Sunday at 10 am The baccalaureate in the evening at 8 will be by the pastor Rev Floyd Maynard. EXHIBIT BIG FISH Independence Indiana May 25 Mrs Lewis Marsh of Jasup brought in the second large fish for the Woodward big fish contest A pickerel weighing 13 pounds 8 ounces was caught near Otter Creek and northwest of the city Marsh earlier brought in a 14 pound 12 ounce pickerel.

Fairbank J. H. Patten Mbt Carmel Independence Lewis Marsh Jasup Ins Woodward Con Otter’ Creek

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