Western Leaguers Defeat Atlantic In Fast Tilt Here
The Oklahoma City Indians, from the Western league, routed the Atlantic Independents in a fast exhibition at Sunnyside field. Oklahoma City built a lead early and held off Atlantic’s batters, with Rhodes pitching well despite a rough sixth through seventh inning. Atlantic suffered its first loss in 27 starts, while the locals posted a decisive win in front of a packed crowd.
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Hancock Nimrod Wins Minden Shootout
Ja Hwang was again high man at the Minden shootout held Sunday. Duthrage shut 40 out of 100 in the event as News Telegraph Want Ads reported results.
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Hawkeyes Award Major Letters In Two Sports
The 1926-27 Hawkeyes honored 71 with major letters in multiple sports and 168 freshmen with minor letters or numerals. Named multi sport letterists include Bot. Cube of Cedar Rapids football and track, M Nelson of Cherokkee football and track, Hunn of Fayenwerkort country and tracks, C Martner of Sigourney football and wrestling, Rice of Washington football and track, Yogee Tot of Boone football and wrestling, totaling awards across city, basketball, and baseball.
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Jones to Defend Title in Britain
Atlanta reports Hoobly plans to defend his British title while a postponed dance event schedules a next month show. The article notes uncertainty about the defense and hints at changes following recent standings and distance from forthcoming competitions.
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Elk Horn Team Narrowly Defeats Manninge 2 to 1
Elk Horn last night beat Manninge 2 to 1 in a tight contest. Local hurler delivered a strong outing with twelve strikeouts, securing the win for the home team.
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Thevenow Out For Season As Cardinals Struggle
New York June 22 The St Louis Cardinals drop to second place in the National League after losing shortstop Tommy Thevenow to a fractured ankle he may miss the rest of the season. Jess Haines won the first game 2 0 in a tee sixteen inning affair while Flint Rhem shut out the Giants 12 3 in the nightcap. The Reds beat Pittsburgh 7 6, the Braves topped the Giants 7 5, and the Yankees with Pennock and Hoyt defeated the Red Sox 7 1. Walter Johnson faltered as the Senators fell to the A’s 8 2 after winning the first game 6 4. Other clubs were idle.
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Favorite Over Bud in Bantam Title Bout Training
Tony Canzarers of New York and Bud Taylor of Terra Haute finished training for their 10 round bantamweight title bout. Both claim the world title and prepare for tomorrow night’s fight in Chicago.
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Leading Hitters From The National League This Year
The article lists top hitters including Gehrig of New York with a .378 average and 7 home runs, Miller of New York, Simmond of Philadelphia, Waner of Pittsburgh, Hornsby of New York, and Benton noted as a leading hitter with a .267 average. It highlights standout players and their clubs in a year’s batting leaders summary.
Gardeners Favored In Western League Exhibition
Hibition game with the City Western league Gardeners are favored to win. The home squad holds within reach of the league lead, still held by the Central Iowans. The league fund needs money. donations urged. Previously acknowledged 208.00, Hobart Newton 22.00.
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Three Iowans Win Law Scholarships
Iowa City June 22 Special to News Telegraph three University of Iowa students won law scholarships for three years in liberal arts. Charles B Nutting Iowa City received the $800 Laffey scholarship funded by John P Laffey 1888 law graduate. Elizabeth M Holthues Linn Grove and Charles T Day Party won Dillon scholarships of $120 each. Nutting son of late Prof Charles C Nutting zoology faculty member.
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