14 Homeruns in Two Series Sets New Record in Baseball
New York April 21 The major leagues saw 14 home runs in the Pittsburgh vs Chicago four game series tying the record for a single series. Babe Ruth led the Yankees with a single double and triple as New York, Boston, and Philadelphia contended in tight early-season action while Cleveland, St. Louis, and Detroit chased wins.
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Williams
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High School Ball Tournament In Ames May 4
Ames Iowa April 21 Three oyd four baseball diamonds will host the third annual high school tournament staged by Town State college athletic department on May 4. Thirty five teams entered last year and a similar or larger field is expected this year per C W Mayser director of athletics. Earlham high won 1922 title defeating Des Moines Catholic academy 7 to 6 in final.
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Town State College
C. W. Mayser
Athistica
Earlham High School
Des Moines Catholic Academy
Gertie Toothpaste Tube Runs Afoul of Bad Treatment
A comic strip narrative shows Gertie the toothpaste tube living on a bathroom shelf and losing her temper after neglect and mistreatment by household items. She pledges to stand up for herself, but a harsh squeeze by Christopher Swanson causes her to burst and wither, teaching a moral about keeping a kind disposition.
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Gertrude
Johny
Gertle
Nube
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Nellie Naufila
Nellia
Christopher Swanson
The Laws Of Golf Questions And Answers
Reader queries about penalties and procedures in golf field play as explained by Innis Brown. The column clarifies ball placement after displacement, measuring distances between balls, and calling or replaying strokes under various match formats.
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Innis Brown
Sol Metzger
Seven points for good golf driving from Miss Cecil Leitch
A historical note outlines seven driving tips from Miss Cecil Leitch. Emphasis on head stillness, straight left arm, controlled backswing and downswing, balanced weight, and smooth but accelerating start to the downswing.
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Dean Strick
Waterloo Beats Luther College In Loose Decorah Game
In Decorah Iowa April 21 Waterloo Lippi league baseball defeated Luther College 6 to 3 in a rough contest. Waterloos three pitchers Krisinger Morgan and Craig limited Luther to nine hits and a few walks as errors favored Waterloo with key plays by Muggs Brown O Shea and Craig. Luther answered with two runs late but couldnt overcome the early Waterloo lead.
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Orwell
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Tauther
Umpire Call in Tie Game Sparks Debate
In a late inning tied contest a runner scores on a fielder’s choice but confusion follows as a batter is called out on a controversial play. The article notes multiple boxing and baseball results, questioning the umpire’s decision and listing various match outcomes.
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Ane Gor Oyer
Milwaukee
Ermie Gorman
Joe Sengen
Joe-Gans
Jack
Igchoandet
Sounten
Merkle
Wea
Minloponnell
Jack Condon
Segar Rapids
Eddie Morse de Q. Hall
Johnny Baker
Case
Eric
Baseball Umpire Rule on Close Pitches Debated
In a discussion of last nights fights the text notes a batter bending to avoid a close pitch and pulling the bat across the face. The umpire’s strike call hinges on his judgment of the batter’s intent, not a clear rule.
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Ratter
Knipp Knocks Out Ritchie in Fourth Round
Albert Knipp proved sharp last night in Fort Dodge by stopping Frankie Ritchie in the fourth of a six round bout. Knipp dominated early, staggering Ritchie by the second round. In the semi windup, Jacky Leonard of Waterloo fell to Fred Etsel in five rounds as Etsel outweighed him by 11 pounds.
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Frankie Ritchie
Fort Dodge
Knipp
Ritchie
Jacky Leonard
Waterloo
Fred Etsel
Mar- Swalliown
Etsel
YESTERDAYS HOMERUNS AND SPORTS NOTES
Several major leaguers and athletes are listed with teams including Boston Washington and Pittsburgh. The report notes players like Heichle Goslin Hartnett Grimm Statz and Traynor and references changes in shortstop and billiard standings. It also mentions Dempsey fight plans and tennis and billiards events plus withdrawals from a national three cushion championship.
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Heichle
Boston
Goslin
Washingto Welch
Athletics
Nations Frieberr
Chicago
Hartnett
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Williams
Philadelphia
Traynor
Heatheste
Statz
Six Football Teams Practice Together at Ames
Six football teams practice simultaneously on state fields at Iowa State College in Ames Iowa. Coach Sam Willaman regulars about 130 men on spring drills, split into three groups for varied work and formations to be used next fall. A spring season climax features a seven-event tournament with ribbons for top individuals and a plaque for the all around champion.
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Altho
Gridiron Warriors
Stron
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Willaman
Bob White Defeats Stedwick in Marshalltown Bout
Bantamweight Bob White of Waterloo outpointed Joe Stedwick, 150 pounds, in six rounds at Marshalltown last night as per manager Siega Muntley. Stedwick was chosen despite White’s weight advantage when White’s regular opponent failed to appear. Archie made the windup with Glen Millisan of Sioux City in a ten round welterweight title bout advertised for Iowa.
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Waterloo
Joe Stedwick
Marshalltown
Siega ‘Muntley
Stedwick
White
Archie
Ckmons
Glen Millisan
Sioux City
Oelwein Teams Set for Independence Triangular Meet
Oelwein high school track prospects are fast improving and should perform well in the triangular meet at Independence on April 28 with Independence Jesup and Oelwein competing. May 5 brings Cedar Valley at Waverly. Coach C R Moore expects good showings with McCarron Colbert Cooney and McNeil likely to place in running events.
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Cooney
Me‘Neil
Ansons Hawks to Play Exhibition Game Tomorrow
Waterloo fans will see Bert Weeden's Ansons Hawks against Cedar Falls Teachers College at the league park tomorrow. The game helps cover training costs as the squad prepares for the 1933 Mississippi Valley League season.
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Bert Weeden
Tha Flawks
Cedar Falls
Frank Boyle
Marshalltown
Hawks
Decorah
Weeden
Bayle
Roy Roberts
Clinton
Ansons
Terre Haute
McGoldrick
O'Shea
Brown
Perdirtz
McEwan
Mullen
Morgan
Tucker
Groft
Storm
Minneapolis Colored Giants
Muggs Brown
Roy Erickson
Rockford
Ill
Dakotas
Mason City Track Program Sets Seven Meets This Season
Mason City high school will compete in at least seven track and field meets from duals to national classics. Coach Waters announces dates including a May 5 Hampton dual, May 12 Boone Valley at home, May 19 Ames state meet, and May 26 Cedar Falls Teachers College meet with a potential trip to Chicago for the national interscholastic event depending on state results.
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Coach Waters
Altona
Hampton
Boone Valley
Waters
Ames
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Kansas Relays Begin At Lawrence With 1100 Athletes
Lawrence Kansas April 21 Today hosts more than 1000 athletes from 11 states for the first annual University of Kansas relay games the fourth in the United States. Nineteen relays and nine open events are to be contested. University medley is expected to feature with ten universities including Wisconsin Iowa Iowa State and Missouri participating. The first leg runs 440 yards.
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Missouri
College track relays and teams converge in Kansas City
The report notes relay events for college class including half mile one mile and two mile and medley. Several teams such as Illinois Wisconsin and town were in Kansas City yesterday and arrived here this morning on a special train.
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Wisconsin
Town
Kansas City
Willard Pushes Toward Charity Title Fight in New York
Jess Willard, 42, weighs 231 pounds and trains under scrutiny for a May 12 charity bout. Jack McAuliffe arrives from Detroit but shows no workout, while Luis Firpo remains hidden as promoters plan a Dempsey clash. Lloyd Johnson pressures toward a Johnson bout after signing contracts, and advance ticket sales top $100,000 amid possible card changes.
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Excelsior Springs
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Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
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Jimmy DeForest
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Duke Muldoon
Lloyd Johnson
Iowa
Johnson
Fred Fulton
Jersey City
Tom Gibbons
Luis Firpo
Firpo
Rollinger-Ties With Keating for Mayday Bout in Dubuque
Welterweight Rollinger now based in Rockford Ill meets Jack Keating for a May 1 showdown at the Dubuque armory in a Governor's Greys Athletic Club event. Four more bouts planned, including Mandell vs Mahoney and Murray vs Stone, with several fighters previously seen in Freeport Ill. bouts.
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Jack Keating
Dubuque
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Jim Mahoney
Jim Stone
Leo Murray
Young Bush
Buck Mullen
Charles Troy
Bert Williams
Freeport
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Chick Sexton
Valparaiso edge Columbia 4–2 in 21 innings to open season
Valparaiso defeated Columbia college 4 to 2 in a marathon 21 innings opener in Dubuque Iowa. McCauley hit a solo homer in the 11th and Valparaiso held on despite ragged support from teammates. Batteries were Graham and Anderson for Valparaiso and Si McCauley and McDonomea for Columbia.
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Lion Bowlers Win Telegraphic Meet
Waterloo Lions club bowling quintet captured first place in a Lions meet between Iowa and Nebraska cities. The Waterloo team rolled 2,504 pins on Waterloo alleys to finish ahead of Omaha in second and Des Moines in third as reported yesterday by G W Thode secretary from Omaha.
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Iowa
Nebraska
G. W. Thode
Omaha
Waterloo Lions
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sunyyside Links Opened With Concert and Golf Hype
The Sunyyside club opens with a varied concert program featuring soprano solos and instrumental pieces by Rachmaninoff and Sarasate. Travel notes and golf enthusiasm dominate as Waterloo links begin informal season openings and dandelions appear in city streets.
WHAS Program Notes Soloists and Sacred Concert Forecast
Broadcast schedule lists Midlor soloist Miss Eamily Locke Breaux and the Eila Sharrard violin quartet with Walter Bolleman Christine Jansing Dorothy Neat Theodore Williams and pianist Mrs A Lea Martin. The Alamo Theatre organ appears for Sacred selections on Monday April 23 from 4 to 5 pm. A three minute biographical sketch of Old Testament characters Ze rb babel by L A Taylor is noted with piano solos by Julia Woods of Paris Kentucky. WEHAS time signal at 5 oclock.
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Ella Sharrard
Walter Bolleman
Christine Jansing
Heyda Ee Conena
Alamo Theatre
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L. A. Taylor
Salisbury
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Julia Woods
Paris
Palmer School concert and broadcast schedule for April 22
Radio Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa lists concert and weather broadcasts on 400 meters with time signals and channel 485 meters CST. Events include Sacred chimes, P S C orchestra, Clarence Eddy organ recital, church service, and lectures by TR Folock.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
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TR G.folock
California
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Sandman
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Palmar Nee Alander
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Eléx Herman
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Minnte Nelson
Augustana Conservatory of Music
E. H. Hall
Palmer Sohans of Chiropractic
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General Electric Company
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George Dunham
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Second Presbyterian Church Quartet
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