Waterloo Hawks Hit By Weather and Hopeful Spring Outlook
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids prepare for early baseball activity as scouts and players discuss trials for the Hawks. Training begins amid weather delays and shift to infield drills. A rookie notes the vagabond flower side lesson while players vow clean conduct and to avoid spiked drinks. Local interest centers on weekend scrimmages and potential series with Sioux City and Marshalltown talent, as Cedar Rapids and Waterloo vie for opening season momentum.
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Tomorow
Utah
Mississippi Vale
Dixon
Waterloo
Simmons
Bill
Cedar Rapids
Hawks
Leon
Sioux City
Teo
Phil Landau
Jack Lacey
Marshalltown
Jim Carlin
Butlington
Schooul
Iowa
Carlin
Heat and mishaps shadow city sports gala
A jumble of disjointed sport notices from Beles to Ralph De Palma and college events outlines races, touchdowns, and a track meet. Names like John Veahine Amie and Warr en Kealoka appear amid torn phrases about heats, records, and an upcoming summer meet.
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Poke Beles
Ralph de Palma
Xeles Palma
ProgTani
Ota
Ana
John Veahine Amie
Warren Kealoka
Dan
York
Fen Square Garien
Chicago
Northw
Isn
Als
Elu Eticiy
Brusty
Zean Werveut
Ceremak Cop Inter
Enoch
Grinnel
Fahastin
Johnny Tadae
They Glanta
Heth Pari
Apa
United States
Weather Outlook Darkens Opening of Major League Season
The Weather Man predicts cloudy skies and possible showers for opening day as teams prepare for the season. Early reports note crowds in New York and Chicago of tens of thousands at spring exhibitions. Rising young players across the American and National Leagues are attracting attention, with several new faces set to appear for Philadelphia Athletics, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and other clubs.
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New York
Florida
Chicago
New Yorke
Mississippi
Appalachian
CRO
Gy Davis J. Walsh
International New Sports
Miter
Svery American Joagushu
At Weist
Veydler
Braves
Cubs
Pat Ant
Philadelphia Athletics
Ma ‘Bishop
Baltimore
bAaschman
Roodenhagh T
Jimmy Dykes
de Bons
Strand
Hel Stivmons
Coast Seas
American Association
Athletics
Theires Bensilye Yurehas Siam
Red Sox
Nudley Hee
Columbus
Boon
Yankes
Dalivgives
Senators
Basen Fisher Ant Smith
Outflellers
Ami Marton
Speare Ang
Pitetors
Seconda
RAN
Ind Steengrafe
Ayy Lyons
Bat
Ang Neesa
Lobb
Toneb
Witehier
Hoya
Troy
Poan
Siti
Mia
Mradshaw
Pitehra
Terre Lindstrom
Impli
Neler
Dodiers
Portland
Ore
Douthitt
Oultigider
Niedergatl
Eateher
Wepher Vogel
Mitchell
Intiulders
Ie Braves
Lefittey
Stryckep
Vung Cubs
Inside Golf: Mastering the Wrist Flick for the Driver
Chester G Horton explains that the key to an effective swing is the wrist flick just as the clubhead strikes the ball. The article suggests the wrist action guides the club through the ball rather than power from the wrist, aiming to clarify this concept for average golfers.
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John FL
Basket Rules See Changes For Next Season In Amateur Play
New York April 14 minor updates to air basketball code aim to unify play and curb wholesale fouling. Changes shift burden to offense, provide clearer official rulings, define pivot and progress with ball, and adjust penalties and substitutions. 1995 meeting set for New York first Friday and Saturday in April with Ames and Cleveland University officials noted.
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New York
Joint
Basketball
Alt
International Y, AL
Tional Collegiate Athletic Association
Mayers
Conmilyas
Aed
Chandler
Ames Volstage
Towa
Go Clevenger
In. Hava University
Coun
Brockins and Crawford High Men in Home Meet
Iowa City April 14 capt Charles Brookins of Iowa track team and Harold Crawford tied for first with 10 points. Brookins won sprints and hurdles, Crawford captured 22 and 20 yard events. Dauber set a new university record in the chopping event. Maringham led the freshmen with wins in the 220 yard dash and notable placements.
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Iowa City
Charles Brookins
Lowa
Simtad
Harold Crawford
Brookins
Dash Craweford
Crawe Forl
Dauber
M Maringhan
West High Track Squad Preps For Council Bluffs Meet
West High track and field candidates faced first official tryouts for the season on a soft surface. Coach Sart expects a strong, balanced squad to contend in the pentathlon at Council Bluffs next Saturday. Gord Smith and Johnny Miller showed potential in discus and shot put, while captain Ray Mond may run the five or mile.
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West High
Council Bluffes
Ralph Sart
Council Bluffs
Sarit
Gord Smith
Johnny Miller
Ben Miller
Ast High
Last Fear
Daley
Hulett
Miller
Ray Mond
Tive
Teachers College Baseball and Track States Announced
The S924 Tutor baseball season opens here with Parson on Thursday and the track season follows with the home meet. The baseball season ends May 28 when Carleton College visits. The league season concludes May 61 with the annual invitation high show classic and a dual with Siar.
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Parson
Une
Carleton Collese
Sume
Lraele Susson
Siar
Eenan
Low East
Des Moga
Giants White Sox Tour of Europe Nears Approval
Chicago April 14 John J McGraw manager of the New York Nationals seeks Charles A Comiskey owner of the Chicago Americans for endorsement before arranging a Giants White Sox tour of Europe next spring. Comiskey recovering from surgery delays final plans tied up in many details.
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Chicago
John J. McGraw
New York Nationals
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Europe
Megtaw
Hawkeye-Full Mintshalltown Fencesbuster Prospects Rise
Hawkeye and Mintshalltown look for gains from fencebuster Speck Burke and other outfielders as scouts note talent in the team. Joon and Jol offensive chatter aside, players like Joe MccGinnity and Rube Nobles switch teams, while Bill Minardo and Rock Island align with Tomahawk and Decatur in a Three-I League shuffle.
Iowa Swimmers Fail to Survive Olympic Tryout
Iowa swimmers fail to advance as Northwestern star Breyer leads at Naval Academy event. The article notes tense build up for Olympic tryouts in Indianapolis with multiple boxers and regional clubs mentioned, including Waterloo, Mason City, and Minneapolis participants. Breyer and Howell of Northwestern shine, Klingaman of Iowa places third in 160 meters freestyle.
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Iowa
Annapolis
Met
Swimmiers
Northwestern
Nnju Roliinger
Waterloo
Naval Academy
Mike Gibbons’ Gymnag
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Everett Strong
Mason City
Jackie Conway
Minneapolis
Jack Josephs
Johnny Clina
Marshalltown
Conway
Buddy McDonald
Amous
McDonald
Archie
Eddie Morris
Sioux City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Vaca
Princeton
Breyer and Howell
Klingaman
Breyer
Minnesota Fown group draws interest from several towns
The report notes that Rochester Clartes City Mason City La Crosse Winona and Red Wing show interest in the Minnesota Fown group while Austin's counter movement advances to align Austin Pari bank Mankito Owatonna Wis Seca and other towns with the effort.
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Rochester
Clartes City
Mason City
la Crosse
Winona
Red Wing
Minnesota Fown
Austin
Paribank
Mankito
Owatonna
Wis Seca
Oter
Iowa U Nine Opens Big Ten Play In Thrilling Home Game
Iowa University fans packed Iowa Field as Coach Sam Barry led the Hawkeyes in a conference opener against Chicago Maroons. Despite six first-to-second steal threats and limited hits, Iowa’s defense held, with a key throwing assist by M Barrett preventing a Chicago rally in the fourth.
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Lowa City
Sam Barry
Chicago Maragons
Towa Field
Iowa
Hawkeyves
MM. Barrett
B. Barrett
Hughes
M. Barrett
Cunningham
Dr Lasker Likely Chess Champion After Final Rounds
In New York April, Dr Emanuel Lasker of Germany stands on the verge of first place as the international chess tournament enters its twenty-second and final round. Capablanca still risks hope if Lasker slips, while Yates and others pressed for high standings. Reti’s late surge reversed, Lasker defeated Maróczy, and Marshall climbed to fourth with Aleshin third as adjourned games leave standings unsettled.
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New York
Tay Ch Hess
Capablanca
Vonne Cuben
T. D., Yates
England
Dr. Lasker
Cert Maratzy
Hungary
Richard Reti
Reti
Ed Lasker
Chicago
Frank Marshall
United States
Drawin
Alexander Aleshine
Russia
Eldfin
Bogaljiubow
Dayia Janowski
France
Japanese tennis star loses doubles match in San Francisco
Takio Harada, newcomer to the United States, teamed with Howard C. Kinsey to face William Johnston and Clarence Griffin in an exhibition doubles in San Francisco. Harada and Kinsey lost with scores of 5-7 and 6-1, and 0-?
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San Francisco
Cal
Takio Harada
Japan
United States
Howard C. Kinsey
William Mr. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
Upper Iowa Opens Ball Season with Parsons Wednesday
Upper Iowa University prepares for a bright baseball season as rain hindered practice. A large candidate group trains under coach Joachim Dorman with Larson and Reitze competing for key positions. The Peacock lineup features Path at first base, Kelvis at third, Randall Lauviteen and McElray at short, with Larson and Reitze splitting right field and mound duties. Center field may see Bisler, while Hungelford likely handles left field. Early indications show stronger hitting and pitching than expected.
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Payette
Upper Iowa University
Peacock
Joach Dorman
Larsons
Upper Town
Chish
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Wriday
Cornell
Vernon
Tve
Iouna
Althe C. Reitz
Larson
Clermont
Path
Kelvis
Iqas
Randall
Lauviteen
McElray
Gerih
Oace
Keystone
Reitze
Bisler
Center Garden
Hungleford
Tere Beld
Johnny Weismuller Born in Chicago for Olympic Swim Team
Chicago on April 14 reports Johnny Weismuller born in Chicago and eligible for the American Olympic swimming team after Henry Rathbone's inquiry into his nativity. The confusion stemmed from his father’s earlier naturalization issues and Weismuller's lack of English fluency.
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Chicago
Johnny Weigmuller
America
Washington
Henry R. Rathbone
Fromll- Inois
Weismuller
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