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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1927

Page

16

Fox Hunting as a Great Virginia Sport Through History

Richmond Virginia reports fox hunting remains a top sport with formal pink-coated hunts and informal Virginia Fox Hunters Association groups. The sport blends tradition with dog performance, tracing roots to Norman England and maintaining strong regional identity across eleven U.S. clubs based in Virginia. Foxes differ in behavior with gray foxes staying near den and red foxes sometimes driving packs thirty miles away, yielding a thrilling pastime deeply woven into Virginian history.

Richmond Virginia England Virginia Fox Hunters’ Association Old Dominion United States Bray

Bowling Standings and Scores From Midwest Tourney

Bob Warner of Leavenworth led the Midwest Bowling Association event with a 3% point edge in all events after posting 634 in singles 624 in doubles and 633 in five man play for 1901 total. Washington Alley five led five man event with 2465 while M Gjerde and George Lewis Denver topped doubles at 1251 and Lee Martin St. Louis led four accompanying bowlers in singles with 666. Numerals awarded at Ames Town State College for freshman football work.

Midwest Bt. Joseph Bob Warner Leavenworth Brunswick Washington Alley S J. Louis M. Gjerde George Lewis Denver Lee Martin St. Louis Ames Town State College

Horses at Chicago show seek $26,000 in cash prizes

Chicago on November 22 hosts the third annual Chicago horse show attracting over a million dollars in horses to compete for 26,000 in cash and 10,000 in silver trophies. Proceeds support the Passavant Memorial hospital building fund. Aviator the Nebraska mustang, favored to win, travels 950 miles with Eleanor Gatzendaner to ride among champions from Pabst stables and Fort Riley entries.

Chicago Call of the Bugle America Tandarfk Arena Aviator Nebraska Eleanor Gatzendaner Champion Neb Eleanor Pabst Stables Wisconsin Track Cavalry Fort Riley Kan

Penn State Captures All Four Harrier Titles

Penn State swept the Intercollegiate Association cross country titles at Van Cortlandt Park led by captain Bill Cox who won the six mile race in 90 minutes 364 5 seconds. The Nittany Lions took team honors with Cox sixth seventh twelfth and twenty fourth to score 50 while Harvard 60 Maine 69 trailed. Detmiler won the freshman three mile crown in 15 22 25.

New York Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America Pennsylvania State Penn State van Cortlandt Park Bill Cox Cox Harvard Maine Richard J. Detmiler

Upper Iowa Will Miss Roger Dooley on Team Next Year

Upper Iowa will lose four 1827 season seniors after the game at Luther. Roger Dooley from Waterloo and teammates John Rippe Brownsville Len Simek Hazleton and Wayne Whitney Britt completed stellar seasons and depart a heaving backfield, Dooley a 160 pound hard hitter who led the conference in scoring with nearly 100 points and a wide margin.

Courier Special Service Payette Upper Iowa Luther Peacock Roger Dooley Waterloo John Rippe Brownsville Minn Len Simek Hazleton Wayne Whitney Britt Dooley Dorman

Fights Last Night From Boxing Card Highlights

The Associated Press reports boxing results from across multiple cities. Mike Dundee of Rock Island won by technical knockout over Mike Sallerino of Brooklyn in Dayton. Sammy Dorfman defeated Petie Marck in New York. Georgia Mack beat Pete Passafume in Jersey City. Murray Layton defeated Pinkie Mays in New York. Rosenbloom defeated Latzo in Philadelphia. King Solomon stopped Ray Neuman in Jersey City. Tony Astencio outpointed Wille Joyce in Philadelphia. Young Stribling defeated Andy Palmer in Atlanta. Johnny Putton outpointed Eddie McFadden in Cedar Rapids. Ray Schenck stopped Buddy Fake in Waterloo. Hymie Weraman knocked out Chuck Halligan in Cedar Falls. Hank Burgest outpointed Walter Moody in Cedar Rapids.

Associated Press Dayton Mike Dundee Rock Island Mike Sallerino Brooklyn New York Sammy Dorfman Petie Marck Jersey City WN. J Georgia Mack Pete Passafume Murray Layton Pinkie Mays Savannah Philadelphia Ataxto Rosenbloom Pete Latzo Scranton King Solomon Panama Ray Neuman Tony Astencio Spain Wille Joyce Wek Boyle Allentown Freddy Welsh Atlantic Chuck Halligan Waterion Hank Burgest Cedar Rapida Walter Moody

Army star Harry Wilson to lead West Point attack vs Navy

Horse leader Harry Wilson, famed ball tosser of the Army football eleven, anchors the West Pat offense against Navy in New York Saturday. A seven campaign veteran with Penn State three years and an All American honor, he is a senior halfback and also plays on the Army basketball team.

Harry Wilson Army Navy New York Wilson Penn State West Point Scinstillates

Broadway Nights and The Love Thrill at Mid city theaters

Crystal presents Lois Wilson in intimate New York scenes while Evans Revue delivers musical comedy with songs and dances. Plaza offers The Love Thrill with Laura LaPlante Tom Moore and Bryant Washburn as a widow hunter. three acts of vaudeville follow. Palace shows Quo Vadis with Emily Jannings as Nero along with Stars in Stripes and Fox news. Strand features The Open Range a Zane Grey western with Betty Bronson and Lane Chandler plus Why Girls Say No.

Crystal Lois Wilson New York Evans PLAZA Laura LaPlante Tom Moore Bryant Washburn Rector Betty Bronson Lane Chandler Fables and Pathe News

Death by own action awarded compensation in New York

Unanimous appellate division affirms an industrial board award to a widow and dependents for death by own action linked to a foot injury. National Biscuit Co. argued suicide was not connected to the injury. court holds death a direct result of the injury suffered at the Ninth Avenue biscuit factory.

New York Industrial’ Board Appellate Division Supreme Court Third Department Alexander A. Tausky Ottinger Labor Appeals Bureau National Biscuit Company Sterio Delinousha Tausky Delinousha Ninth Avenue Fourteenth Street Laurel Hill Avenue Laurel Hil Demetras Industrial Board Biscuit Company

Opera singer seeks divorce from fourth husband in Chicago

Elizabeth Frances Ingram, former Metropolitan Opera member, files suit for divorce from her fourth husband Hellibert C. Evans. The cruelty bill notes their secret marriage at Crown Point, Ind., six months after she divorced her third husband, New York policeman George S. Wandling, in March 1924. Ingram had drawn attention in 1921 by marrying Wandling, an ex aviator.

Chicago i/P Elizabeth Frances Ingram Metropolitan Opera Company Hellibert C. Evans Crown Point Ind George S. Wandling New York Frances Ingram Wandling Mitchel

Radio Programs Center Schedule Mix and Monsters

Almost 300 leper children in the Philippines are cared for in an institution away from their parents in hopes they avoid the disease. The jumble lists radio programs and stations across Chicago Des Moines Nashville and New York with many named networks and times, reflecting a busy broadcast day and scattered programs.

Philippines

Wednesday Morning Radio Schedule From Capitol Theatre

A partial OCR of a Capitol Theatre broadcast schedule lists segments including organist Herbie Koch, market and weather reports, phone chats with housekeepers, and appearances by The Ambassadors and Dorothy Richardson. Other items include Iowa Homestead, Christensen's Hotel Fort Des Moines orchestra, and National Musicians with a Tropically flavored program.

Victor Herbie Koch Capitol Theatre Eatharman Sem Iowa Homestead John Thompson the Ambassadors Helen Hughes Dorothy Richardson Christensen Ft. Dex Moines Teoubadours

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