Hawks Beat Marshalltown In Sunday Exhibition
Hundreds of fans watched Waterloo edge Marshalltown 3 to 2 as Bert Weeden’s Hawks showed grit and timely hitting in an early season game. Morgan and Deal had key two base hits, Krisinger and Jones pitched well for Waterloo while Lembke and Hamilton kept Marshalltown close before a late rally.
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Safe or Out in Baseball Rules and Game Notes
The article discusses baseball rulings on strikes and tagging, noting that a pitch is struck at by the bat without touching it can be a strike. It covers bases on interference, substituted runners, and when a runner is out. It also mentions player performances, team prospects, and pitching weaknesses, with coaching and editor notes on statistics and a brief product plug at the end.
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A Comic Strip in Type J McEvoy Diary Ends Abruptly
An illustrated diary fragment tracks a talking comic strip star through a series of owners and adventures. The character describes being bought, streetcar encounters, wind, and a dramatic ending as a diary ends abruptly with the figure blowing inside out.
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The Laws of Golf Q and A From 1923
A reader asks about USGA and Western Association rules on water hazards, out of bounds balls, and lifting or dropping in sandy ground. Answers confirm identical penalties for certain scenarios, local rules allowances, and allowances for moving grass or sand during search, with specific guidance on ground under repair and handling of the ball.
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A Tip for the Round from Ted Ray
Ted Ray cites mistiming as golfers main fault. He says players hurry the stroke and fail to impart full force. Proper technique requires a smooth take back and a down swing where weight shifts, letting the body follow through for solid contact.
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Cleveland Keeps Potlegs Hecore With Five Wins
The Giants lead the National League with six wins and one loss while Cleveland tops the American League with five straight victories. The Giants shut out Brooklyn helped by five Dodgers errors as Sevatt pitched well and Sten fel homered. Cleveland beat Detroit 1 0 in ten innings to remain unbeaten. The Cubs won their fifth straight and Pittsburgh rapped Cincinnati, as Barnhart homered. The Yankees lost their opener as Ruth went hitless with an error by Babe Ruth contributing to the defeat. The White Sox beat the Browns on a squeeze play, with Willie Kamam driving in runs.
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Standings and results of yesterday's baseball games
National Leagues led by New York 10 Grockion 0 and Pittsburgh 15 Cincinnati 3. Chicago and St Louis 7 in Indian standings. American League shows Chiesso 4 St Lovin 3 and Washington 4. New York and Cleveland 1 Detroit none. American Association Kansas City 11 St Paul 9 Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 Toledo 4 Columbus 3 Louisville 5 Indianapolis 4. Western League includes Res SAfeines 30 Oklahoma City Wichita 10 Denver 5 Iowa 12 St Joseph 1 Sioux City 14 Tulsa 9. Saturday games list New York 7 Brooklyn 3 Boston 14 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati As. Pittsburch 6 Chicago 1 New York 7 Boston 6 Washington Philadelphia 4 Detroit 16 St Louis 1 Columbus Toledo 4 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 3 Indiana Owensvilla 3 Fant Kansas City Western League Nuxlahoma Cli 4 Des Moines 3 Denver 6 Wichita 3 St Osenh 16 Omaha 7 Sioux City 13 Tulsa 9
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Senior Trackmen at New Hartford Win School Meet
New Hartford high school athletes dominated the home track meet scoring 47 points. Maurice Stapley led with 19 points including wins in the 440 yard dash and high jump, while Tail and F Mack shared second with 11 points each. notable marks included 1 07 for the 40 yard dash and a five foot five inch high jump. pole vault set at nine feet three and a half inches. New Hartford will face Dike in a dual meet at Dike next Friday to start the season.
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Byrnes Park to Host Thursday Shooting Meet by Local Marksmen
Byrnes Park hosts a Thursday shooting event by local marksmen at Waterloo Gun Club grounds. President Nic Wielber says traps are in trim with plenty of targets and loaded shells available. Shooting begins at 2 30 p m, inviting all sportsmen to attend and enjoy the fun as Grundy Center Gun Club plans a Friday tournament nearby.
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Remarkable baseball notes mark April dates in history
A compilation of notable baseball moments on April 22 through April 23 across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include no hit games by Theodore Jareftenstein and J Hughes, Willie Keeler’s 44 game hitting streak start and Babe Ruth’s four home runs in two days, plus notable fielding and pitching feats and a reminder about foul tips not aiding catches.
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Johnston ready for invasion of England tennis courts
New York April 23 reports say William M Johnston will travel to England to enter the all comers singles at Wimbledon. He will be joined by Vincent Richards ranked No 3 nationally and another top star whose name is withheld, said to be William T Tilden former national singles champion and past holder of Wimbledon titles.
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Iowa Delegates Return From Izaak Walton Sessions
Iowa delegates to the first national convention of the Izaak Walton League in Chicago April 19 21 returned to Waterloo and other cities with unanimous support for conservation resolutions. Will H. Dilg of Chicago was re elected national president. Dr James A. Henshall of Cincinnati named honorary president. others spoke of league aims and a campaign against chicanery in salmon fisheries.
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Iowa overwhelms Illinois in rough 13 to 2 victory
Iowa piled 13 runs on Illinois with two pitchers chased early as Gordon Locke hit a homer and Poepsel contributed with fielding. Tows and Hicks produced early offense in the first and second innings, while Thompson and Loone added key hits. The game in Iowa City unfolded amid rough play and a home run at the stadium.
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Marshalltown Beats Boone in Dual Track Meet
Marshalltown High School defeated Boone 72 to 46 in a Saturday dual track and field meet at Marshalltown, Iowa. Marshalltown swept all track events except the mile, while Boone led in field events. Morrison of Marshalltown rallied in the mile to narrowly miss beating Boone’s Catiwell. Howard Flower, 16, was the high point scorer for Marshalltown.
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Ring fans all agog on Fulton Johnson scrap
International News Sports Editor Davis J Walsh reports New York City fans plan to travel to Jersey City for the Fulton Johnson bout. Frederick Fulton, purportedly unable or unwilling to fight, faces Floyd Tobacco Tompson in a 12 round non decision match as controversy swirls over commissions in New York New Jersey and Massachusetts suspensions.
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Golfers Flock to Byrnes Park Opens on Sunny Sunday
Crowds filled Byrnes Park and Sunny Side Country Club for the opening Sunday of the season. Players praised improvements at Byrnes Park though conditions remained rough. No firm price announced yet but speculation puts 25 cents a game or $10 for the season as a likely rise. Albert Sherwood said a meeting will set the official price schedule.
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Mason City Triumphs Over Algona In Meet
Mason City defeated Algona 56 to 47 in a track meet held in Algona with perfect weather. The meet was close, decided by Mason City's superior distance running. Algona’s Coren and Lawrence promise to develop the team for future battles.
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Iowa Places High In Kansas Relays
Iowa dominated the Kansas Relays at Lawrence with five firsts and multiple podium finishes across university and high school divisions. Drake, Grinnell, and Cedar Rapids athletes also featured, while a high school medley relay title went to Cedar Rapids. The meet included notable marks, with Iowa’s mile relay and high hurdles standout performances amid other strong showings.
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Commission seeks name for 140-pound boxing division
Judge A J Hedding of Milwaukee chair of the 140 pound championship commission asks whether junior welter weight suits the 140 pound boxers. The Courier received his letter posing this question and urging a fitting title for the division.
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Kansas U Defeats Ames Nine 96 to 1 in opener
Kansas University opened its Missouri Valley schedule by rout of Ames 96 to 1 in the first game and the second was called after 1 1/2 innings due to heavy rain. Bloomer pitched five scoreless frames before Ames hit. Durland pitched well for Ames with errors and misjudged flies limiting the score.
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YESTERDAYS HOMERUNS No. Tate serene Barnhart Pittsburgh
Advertising clutter and stray fragments from a baseball page recounts yesterday home runs for Tate and Barnhart, mentions Pittsburgh and New York teams, and includes multiple ad blurbs inviting purchases of cleansers and laundry products.
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