Browns Sweep Tigers In Extra Innings To Lead Series
St Louis Browns beat Detroit 4 3 in eleven innings to capture a third straight win, with O Rourke and Schulte driving offense and Nevers securing the mound work. Yankees rout Athletics as Gehrig hits homer No 1 of the championship. Hauser also goes deep for New York.
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Jest at Moment and a City Hall Baseball Tale
A satirical note from City Hall Waterloo mocks political figures and theater style oratory, interwoven with a baseball box score and playful, era-specific sports reporting. The piece references Mayor Tibbetts and a forthcoming game against the Cultivators, with spoofed quotes and a ledger of players and plays.
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Medical director at Iowa U names son after Parkin
Town City, In. April 14 Dr. Walter Fleseler medical adviser of University of Town athletes wore broad smiles as he received congratulations from proteges. A seven and a half pound son was born Thursday to Dr. and Mrs. Fieseler. The boy named John Parkin with middle name for Leland Parkin former Iowa quarterback who played a leading part in the Hawk eye triumph over Yale in 1922.
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Walter Fleseler
University of Town
Iowa
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John Parkin
Leland Parkin
Yale
Fights Last Night in Paul and Buffalo Circuits
Boxing results from Paul Minnesota and Buffalo New York report multiple newspaper decisions and stoppages. Hilly Light of St Paul won over Jack McCarthy of Chicago in a newspaper decision. Other bouts include Kid Palmer of Tacoma stopping Brat Tommy Harel of St Paul of six rounds. Jackie Reynolds of Muncie beat Eddie Dyer of Toledo by points in four rounds. Frankie Schoel of Buffalo defeated Jack McVey of New York in ten rounds. Harry Blitm an of Philadelphia outpointed Tony Mandel of Boston in ten.
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Boston
Five Teams Clash in Rainy Baseball Card Scene
Walker and Lelamon lead hitters for Chicago while Cincinnati struggles with Kolp on the mound. Maguire nails a base hit and a double plays turn late to keep it tight as Chicago edges Cincinnati 7 to 6.
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Rock Island manager signs veteran shortstop for season
Hawkeye area manager Pat Patterson of Rock Island signs veteran shortstop H. W. Bennett, a former Florida State League star, to bolster the semipro lineup. The piece notes several Valley Inagic players joining Terre Haute club and hints at coaching moves at South Dakota State College, with local figures in Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown shaping season plans amid offbeat baseball business and release chatter.
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Rock Island
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Terre Hate
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Offielder
Ed. Speer
Nock Island
Farl Shepherd
Wile Andrus
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New York Hunters Report Near Two Million Game Take
New York state hunters and fishermen reported a total take of 2,718,956 pieces of game in 1925. Five principal species accounted for 1,826 tons, with rabbits weighing 1,352,358 pounds and ducks 133 tons, among others. Roughly 300,000 licensed hunters contributed to the figures from conservation department records.
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Conservation Department
Iowa Nine Opens Big Ten Baseball Schedule Today
Iowa University baseball starts Western Conference play at home against Illinois, the defending Big Ten co champion. Otto Vogel, former star under Carl Laundgren, leads the Hawkeyes as Dave Corbin and Stewart square off on the mound in a battle of top Big Ten pitchers.
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Towa
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Marks Are Good at Kansas Relays in Lawrence
At Lawrence Kansas on April 21 the sixth annual Kansas relay marks test a field of 16 schools from the midwest southwest and far west Most marks equal or approach intercollegiate records in events from 440 yards to decathlon Open and college class relays highlight the meet with notable times and distances including 440 yards 41.6 seconds 1 26 5 for 860 yards 3 20 for one mile and 18 07 8 for four miles New events include the distance medley and decathlon while several records may be challenged in the discus high hurdles and broad jump involving teams such as Notre Dame Nebraska Iowa Oregon State Occidental Butler Haskell and Emporia Teachers.
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Reiselt Dethroned as Three-Cushion Champ in Billiards
Chicago April 14 Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia lost his bid to retain the national three cushion title, losing to Johnny Layton 50 to 39 in 46 innings. Wille Hoppe of New York defeated Gus Copulos of Detroit 50 to 34. Hoppe and Layton meet tonight for the final with Hoppe favored to win.
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Detroit
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Class B Senior Five Wins Intramural Cage Title at East High
The Class 3 senior basketball team captured the intramural championship by edging the Class A junior squad 36 to 35 after two overtime periods at East High yesterday. Mussett Enfield and Armstrong led the winning lineup with Buchan Fowler and Penne as guards. The junior lineup featured Gerber Crane Burns Sleeves and Beckner. The victors plan to face the faculty team next week.
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Tea and Siesta Mark First Tee Time
A fragment notes W. Smith taking tea and a siesta on the first tee, with garbled lines referencing Wille Sety and the British Open tee offs and a course record.
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Noted Golf Stories From Willie Smith at Gleneagles
AL Demaree recalls Jack Burgess and fellow golfers including Willie Smith, a famed character who endured a rough night before a British Open start. Smith reportedly slept in a tent, woke early after two pints, then set a course record of 71 at Gleneagles, surpassing the old 74 before Bobby Jones later trimmed it by three strokes.
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Baseball Body to Sell Ticket Books Again This Season
The Waterloo Baseball association will again sell coupon books this season. Each book has 16 tickets for $10, with only two usable for the opening game. Directors discussed improvements at the park, leaving details to grounds and grandstand committees. Manager Cletus Dixon reported 34 players have been forwarded transportation and an outlook for another good season.
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Cletus Dixon
Tom Clarke to Open 24th Year as Ball Player
New York April 14. Tom Clarke, Jersey City coach and assistant manager, will begin his 24th baseball season with Jersey City versus Rochester in the International league opener at Jersey City on April 18. Clarke, a former catcher with Cincinnati and a minor leaguer under Clare Griffith, reflects on his career and a world series near miss in 1918.
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Callow Brings Heavy Penn Rowing Crew to Spring Tests
Philadelphia April 14. Callow, in his first Penn season, headlines a heavyweight eight averaging 184 pounds per man, over 10 pounds more than last year. Only two from last year remain, with Krampf as stroke and Sebastian and Captain Gentsch among the survivors. The crew opens May 5 on the Schuylillk against Yale and Columbia. Stroke Krampf 190 pounds Gentsch 180 Weis 185 Sebastian 193 Armstrong 188 Pine 180 Coates 188 Bailey Bow 170 Oertér coxswain 110.
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Stan Sweetser
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21 Charles City Basketball Men Receive Letters
Charles City public schools announce athletic letters for the basketball team. Principal J F Trefz awarded first team letters to Capt Howard Imus ErwIt Hahn Carl Heuser William Leek Edgar Blum Revert Briscoe Clermont Lopez Lelara Hahn. Second team letters went to Marvin Kuhn Roberts Sarah Ronald Miner Virgil Hamm Ralph Page Carliss Clammer Paul Dunlap Howard Barnett Donald Bartz Clyde Gifford Orville Lewis Gordon Carpenter John Stoakes. Richard Blunt received a manager’s letter. Lopez and Imus will be the only first team lettermen missing next year.
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J. F. Trefz
Howard Imus
Erwit Hahn
Carl Heuser
William Leek
Edgar Blum
Revert. Briscoe
Clermont Lopez
Lelara Hahn
Marvin Kuhn
Roberts Sarah
Ronald Miner
Virgil Hamm
Ralph Page
Carliss Clammer
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