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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

20

British Turfsmen Not Informed On American Racing

London reports rising interest in the Belmont Park race on October 20 between Papyrus and the leading American three year old. British followers now scrutinize American methods while noting differences in training and race conditions. The piece notes English indifference to most American stakes and explains how track variation affects times and performance, with Papyrus likely suited to American tracks but American-trained horses potentially struggling on British layouts.

Sy P.M. Sars United Press London Papyrus Belmont Park Thorebred United States Aquitania Basil Jarvis Altho Haseen Paris Australia India Chester Ascot Newmarket Epsom Brighton Manchester Captain Cuttle Spion Kop Lemberg England Sandown Park Alexandra Park Doncaster America Harry Payne Whitney

Coe Reserves Drill For Parsons College Saturday

Cedar Rapids Iowa October aims at preparing for the Parsons College game Saturday. Coach Moraghy focuses on offense and defense with the Coe reserves while regulars and second string undergo drills. Carlton Bird injury and Stuelke absence shake the backfield as Eby forecasts a tough contest on Cue field against Parsons, Dubuque, and Brox.

Cedar Rapids Oct Moraghy Coe Wight Parsons Wisconsin Carlton Bird Speed Merchant Stuelke Eby Deyvine Parsons, Dubuque and Brox

Contests Planned by Women’s A A at Teachers College

Cedar Falls October 11 The Women’s Athletic Association at the Town State Teachers College will host an elaborate program of competitive sports for members and prospective members with contests in tennis hockey soccer and swimming. Championship battles will honor individuals in tennis and swimming with recognition for various water sports and diving events.

Cedar Falls Women's Athletic Association State Teachers College

Blues Hold One Game Edge Over Orioles

Kansas City Blues, champions of the American Association, held a 9 to 4 win and prepared to face the Baltimore Orioles in the second game of the junior world series. Manager Wilbur Good expected Ray Caldwell to pitch for Kansas City while Lefty Groves was slated for Baltimore.

Kansas City Blues Baltimore Orioles Kansas City Wilbur Good Ray Caldwell Groves Baltimore

Charles City Rector Moves to Harlan Iowa

Rev. W. G. Bimson, rector of Charles City Episcopal Church for eight years, accepts a call to the larger Episcopal church in Harlan Iowa. He and his family will move this month.

Charles City Ww. G. Bimson Episcopal Church Harlan Bimson

Grinnell Starts Basketball Works

Grinnell Iowa, Oct. 13. Pioneer coach A H Elward begins basketball preparations as football is barely underway. Candidates train two evenings weekly under Elward and freshman coach Paul MacEachron. Captain Benz promises improvement. returnees Critchett Gelgin Winters and Wilson join him for a potentially strong Pioneer five this winter.

Grinnell A. H. Elward Elward Paul MacEachron Benz Critchett Gelgin Winters Wilson Pioneers

Freshmen Compete for Positions in Football Court Practice

Regulars practice nights for football and court sport with Sweet Cathcart Leeland and the 1922 24 freshman group pushing older members for spots. More candidates will join as time allows before the season expands.

Aume Sweet Cathcart Leeland

Notable Gates Begin World Series with Odd Messages

International News Service reports opening day in New York where Landisi sent mental notes to reporters as 60,000 fans watched. Spectators noted his white hair and a crowd spectacle with red-coated ushers guarded by police amid tense atmosphere. Hoyt kept opposing batters from hitting his ball while awaiting first.

International News Service New York Edusya Landisi California Mount Shasta Peggy Joyce Waite Hoyt Hoyt

New Bleachodent Tooth Whitening Liquid Discovered

A sensational claim introduces Bleachodent a safe liquid that dissolves stains on teeth instantly promising white pearly teeth after one application. It asserts enamel safety, removes tobacco and other stains, and offers a money back guarantee with a low purchase price through listed drug stores.

B. W._Sechuneman & Co Red Cross Dror Co J. Milier Wangier Drug

Stengel Homer Sets Off Stadium Frenzy in Slugging Burst

Report notes Babe Ruth era strike and Stengel homer shocking fans, as misplayed balls and near misses marred the game. The crowd’s attention shifts to $6 seats while players swap places, with observers recounting a dazzling display of power and misplays that punctuated the inning.

Stage Mischmasch at Plaza and Waterloo Theatres

A garbled review notes Jon Stow and Dorothy Phutius in a mixed bill at Grymtal with a storyline about a bank heist and a Nikotim Judge. Harold Lloyd appears in a comedy, while Mas Gr Waterlog and TK Phin provide added attraction. The text references The Man Who Played God and various productions at the Waterloo and Plaza theatres with mentions of actors, roles, and evolving stage offerings.

Jon Grymtal Dorothy Phutius Perth Lenature Harold Lloyd Eling Ane Mas Gr Lova Isha PLAZA Waterloo

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