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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1923

Page

6

Knipp to Fight Blue in Waterloo Ten Round Bout

Fritz Knipp and Earl Blue square off in a ten round boxing card at Waterloo tonight. Promoters expect solid attendance with Vincent McGoldrick refereeing and Jimmy Nuss immediately challenging the winner.

THE Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa Fritz Knipp Earl Blue Emiling Bar Knipp Blue Reid Minneapolis Aurora Biart Vincent McGoldrick Blua Fats Nuss Jimmy Nuss Wateroo Racine Wis Seattle Kulpp Hiz California Sin Des Moines Jimmy Fritz Mike Gibbons Bite

Western Clubs Led Kastern Rivals in Intersectional Play

The 1822 inter sectional season shows Western clubs dominating both major leagues. In the American section the Westerns edged the East 176 to 173, while in the National League Western clubs led 205 to 143. All four Westerns in the NL hit above .500. the Giants were the only East club above .500 against the West. In the American League New York and Washington exceeded .470 against the West, Chicago was the lone Western club below that mark. Cincinnati topped the overall mix with a 0.541 average, followed by the Yankees.

Chicago Cak Giants New York Washington Cincinnati Yankees

Iowa graduate adds to fish collection at UI

Recent additions from the Bahamas to Prof. Homer R. Dill’s fish collection at the University of Iowa include a dolphin two trigger fish a barracuda and a Brunt. Donations come from Alfred M Baley curator at the Denver museum and former Dill student at the University of Iowa.

Towa City. A Ont Bahama Falanda Homer R. Dill University of Iowa Watts Alfred M. Baley Denver Museum Dill Tatveraity of Iowa

Waterloo and Des Moines Teams Clash in Capital City

Waterloo high school teams head to Des Moines Saturday for tests against East and West Des Moines squads. East Des Moines eyes first win after a 17 to 6 loss to Oskaloosa, while West Des Moines seeks another win after beating Boone 17 to 6. Coaches prep with indoor drills and chalk talks as big showdown looms at Drake Stadium.

Waterloo DES Moines East High East Des Moines West High West Des Moines Iowa Dad” Hoyt Warriors Oskaloosa Teachers' High Orange and Black West Boone Greensweaters Ralph Sarff Sarl Probasco Sarif Altho Drake Stadium

SAFE OR OUT by Charles D White sports Q and A

Two are out and three balls on the batter as a runner on second tries to steal. A call error debate centers on ball four and forced advance. A reader asks about interference and base positions while another asks if a sprained ankle ruling makes a runner out. White replies with guidance.

Rim Becavar Katter Paltho Uhaseman Tyou

Welterweight Title in Flux After Walker Jones Bout

Newark report says the welterweight title remains unsettled after Mickey Walker of Elizabeth and Jimmie Jones of Youngstown stopped early amid judging questions. New York and New Jersey boxing authorities dispute claims, with Jones forfeiting his New York title and Walker likely barred in both states. Danny Sullivan halted the 12 rounder in the ninth. fifty one thousand fans booed as proceeds go to the Crippled Children’s fund. Walker cites hand injuries. bout ends without wages paid.

International News Wire Newark N. J Mickey Walker Elizabeth Jimmie Jones Youngstown New Jersey Walker New York State Jones New York Boxing Commission Boan New York Watter Danny Sullivan

Laws of Golf Q and A From Innis Brown Column

Reader questions on handicap calculations and match play rules. The column outlines the ICalkins system allowance for a five round 90 against a 107 course, explains replacing or moving balls in medal and medal play, and describes stymies in Nassau singles matches with options on lifting or moving balls.

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A Tip for the Round Explains Golf Shot Technique

Burnham Hare outlines stance and swing mechanics for the push shot with emphasis on weight placement hand and arm control. The article also notes the club face alignment during contact and mentions tomorrow’s Seymour Dunn feature on the Explosion Shot in a Sandtrap. A Danish rigsdags introduction concerns radio telephony government control.

Burnham Hare Seymour Dunn

Big Fish Caught by Clear Lake Anglers

Anglers at Clear Lake Ta are hauling in the season's largest catches. C F Orana of the Clear Lake Commercial club reports a pickerel over 16 pounds caught on the south shore last Monday and a seven pound pike measuring 31 inches also landed that day. The state hatchery replenished the lake with 7 000 000 fish last year, boosting visits and making Clear Lake a leading Midwest fishing resort.

Clear Lake C. F. Orana Bood Middlewest

Parkin Out for Iowa Game with Shoulder Ailment

Iowa City October 9 Coach Howard Jones drilled his squad for the upcoming Iowa conference opener with Purdue. Parkin and Krasuski missed practice due to a shoulder carbuncle and a broken leg sidelines Krasuski for at least three weeks. Johnstone started in Krasuski’s spot, Pieckenstein and McIntyre moved up to fill guard duties.

Iowa City Parkin Krasuski Howard Jones Yatterday Iowa Purdue Johnstone Pieckenstein McIntyre Fleckenstein

Ames Gridder Jack Trice Dies From Injuries

Jack Trice, 21, tackle on the Iowa State football team, died in Ames College Hospital from injuries sustained in the Minnesota-Iowa State game in Minneapolis. His death followed internal abdominal injuries and lung hemorrhage after the third quarter collision.

Ames Jack ‘Trice Cleveland College Hospital Minneapolis Trice Minnesota Trico J. F. Edwards Oliver J. Fay Des Moines Pullman B. A. Dvorak Cyclone

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