Nations Best to Compete in Drake Relays Today
Nearly all major stars gather for the seventeenth Drake Relays at Des Moines with top college and high school athletes including KU and Nebraska contenders. World and intercollegiate marks loom as Dan Houser and others from USC, Nebraska, and Ohio State surface for exhibitions and finals.
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Leze
Sthles
Drake
Rehayy
Traka
University of Kansas
Rugpeediista
Fleid
Kansas
University of Nebraska
Roland Locks
Iowa
sAmong
Werner
Ehlnais
Guthrie
Ohio / State
University
Norway
Des Moines
Tve Drake Felays
Huckerspan+ Bir
Roland Locke
Incom
Dilweg
Ted Sloane
Drake’ University
I | Weir
Sloane
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houser
Palo Alto
Trojan
Kenneth Grumbles
Keighton Dye
University of Southern California
Triia
Bean Cromwell
Altho Houser
Poetic Spring Riddles and Fragments From a Dazed Page
A jumble of verse and prose fragments recalls spring in playful texts and odd notes. Mentions include Miss Spring, bare trees, violets waiting, and brides seen. Also references to a Mason-Spinden expedition, old books with wine recipes, and stray aphorisms from a quirky column.
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Va. McClune
Yucatan
Egypt
Subie Jetsons
Air College
Ed Walsh Jr Leads Notre Dame To 4 2 Win
Notre Dame beat Western State Normal by 4 to 2 in South Bend as Ed Walsh Jr pitcher son of the famed Kansas City White Sox ace delivered superb pitching. Walsh allowed only two hits and fanned a dozen batters in a strong Notre Dame victory.
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ED Walsh, JR
Notre Dame
South Bend
Kalamazoo
Mivh
Kaga White Sox
Yount Walsh
Tutors defeated in opening game
Coe College of Cedar Rapids defeated Teachers College baseball team 6 to 4 in opening game. Coe led with a four-run fifth inning and added the winning tally in the seventh. Tutors tried to rally in the late innings but two runs in the fifth and sixth could not close the gap. Weber homered and Wyant collected two hits for Coe. Tutors' Wyatt, Morrison, and Weber contributed for the Tutors. Umpire: Campbell.
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Pril
College
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Wyatt
Morrison
Donald Weber
Coe
Hunter
Uoyman
Sheldon
McKeever
Martin
Peterson
Hughes
Weber
Ile
Wyant
Tullis
Péterson
Wilson
Campbell
Waterloo
Pirates Lose Opener to St Louis in 10 Innings
Pittsburgh, April 23. The Pirates opened their home season by losing to St. Louis 5 to 3 in ten innings. Hafey hit a decisive homer for the Cardinals as Keen and Morrison held the Pirates in check. The crowd near 35,000 witnessed pennant celebrations with league officials present.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Nationals
St. Louis
Chick Hafey
Hornsby
Ragged Helding
John Fletcher
National League
John KK
Teller
Abrhipore
U MueHer
Hormsby
U. Bell
O'Parrett
J Pherenow
Keen
Wright
St Louis
Moore
Traynor
Hafer
Bottomley
Thevenow
Meadows
Smith
McInnis
Thevanow
Red Sox Beat Yankees In Extra Innings Tie Breaker
Boston Reds win the second game against the Yankees as Phil Tedt hits his second homer to break an 8 8 tie in the tenth. Ruth scores New Yorks tying run in the ninth after a triple by Tealant. Final score 9 4. Batteries: Welker Wingield Gaston Thomas McQuaid Braxton Shawkey Jana Collins.
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Chicago
TORS
Philadelphia
Washwildness
Rington
Sers
Picinich
Donohue
Jetics
May
Reds
Shannon
Athhletics
Rudher
Cincinnati
Washington
Bone
Pinelli
Harri
Roush
Goslin
Ou Christensen
J. Harris
Pipp
Ys McNeely
Walker
Critz
Myers
Ruel
Serene
Fotals Philadelpha
Heathcote
Munson
Perkins
Aonziles
Fy Gallone
Khert
Hlarcis
Walley
Ash
Tee
Baunightner
Mnon
S& Seeceane
Fox
Autinann
Tovats
Coony
Wom
Kane
Raingartner
Warmete
Jrauser
Preigau
New
Adams
Hitueth Myers
Mnr
Trerkin
Taique
Weuntensinay Doretiny
Blake Tr Bans
Harris
Baum
Luque
Ey Kaufmann
Blake Gertner
Kaufmann
Jéarria
Walberg
Baumgartner Waky
Guane
Doney
B. Harris
Uni Hue
Mary None
Pires
Dinean
McGowan
The
Kanfmann
Bressler
Taniquy Tripires
Hyanth
Quis- Toy
Reiardion
Woooore
Apri Unt Poole
York
Phil Tedt
Boston Reds
Yankees
Ruth
New York
Tealant
Boston
Welker
Wingield
Gaston
Thomas
McQuaid
Braxton
Shawkey
Jana Collins
W. C. F. N. Busses Carry Ball Team to Quincy
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern motor busses will take the Waterloo baseball team to Quincy for a weekend series. Maurice Welsh, supervisor, announced. Two busses will also transport Moose lodge members to Mason City. The round trip covers about 500 miles. The Wartburg College orchestra is touring Nebraska in one bus. Roads are reported good and the trip is a strong advertisement for the college.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Motor
Quincy
Maurice’ Welsh
Moose Lodge
Pacerenental
Mason City
A. B. Johnson
Moose
Wartburg College
Waverly
Nebraska
Sacred Heart to Clash With S Marys Sunday
Sacred Heart and S Marys meet Sunday at Cedar River Park at 2 30 PM the second game of Sacred Hearts season while St Marys open their campaign The Sacred Heart battery Webber and Murger start for the Knights and St Marys have yet to name their: starters.
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Sacred Heart
S& Mary’s
X. Mechs
Iowaan Favored in Shotput at Penn Relays
Iowa athlete Ray Dauber and Georgetown rival Anthony Mansky race for the shotput title at the Penn Relays. Dauber leads with a best over 47 feet, while Mansky seeks to challenge from the Eastern Intercollegiate meet.
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Penn
Towa City
Eialoa
Ray Dauber
University of Iowa
Anthony Mansky
Georgetown
Thy Wawkeyaptain
Nas
Day- Yher
Towan
Drake Dehurs
Jowanne Ready for Maroon Tilt
Jowanne leads Iowa Hawkeyes toward a season opener against Illinois after Northwestern Purdue and Illinois defeats. Veterans Norgren Gubbins Macklind Webster pace pitching and defense as Illinois pays a return call at Iowa with Adams and Stewart expected to start.
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Towa City
Specianl
University of Chicago
Maroons
Orient
Iowa Hawkeres
Northwestern
Purdue
Ilinois
Iowa
Nels Norgren
Brignall
Cant Gubbins
Macklind
Webster
Illinois
Ulini
Urbana
Adams
Lowa
Stewart
Minos
La Porte Seeks State Baseball Tournament Berth
Ames, April 23 Special applications pour in for places among Iowa’s 16 leading high school baseball teams to compete in the 14th annual state tournament at Iowa State Muay 14 and 15. Athletic director Tall reports Veishea will feature the event. Selection will hinge on season records. early entrants include several schools.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
T.N
Veishea
Lowe State
Owens Knocks Out Hollinger In Six Round Bout
Ernie Owens of Los Angeles shaded Lou Hollinger of Chicago in a six round fight in Tacoma. It was the fourth meeting in a year with Hollinger winning the first and third, a draw in the second, and Owens taking the latest bout.
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Tacoma
Wash
Apri
Ernie Owens
Los Angeles
Cal
Lou Hollinger
Chicago
Ill
Hollinger
California
Iowa high school state tourney trims 16 teams noted
The southwest district lists Hull Cherokee Rossie Nematha Lake View and Ottosen. Central Iowa covers Pilot Jamaica Swaledale and New Shar on. Eastern section includes La Porte City Wyoming and Oakville. Prior to 1925 the state tourney was open to all teams but entries surged, forcing a 16 team cutoff.
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Hull
Cherokee
Rossie
Nematha
Lake View
Ottosen
Pilot
Jamaica
Swaledale
New Sharon
Iowa
la Porte City
Wyoming
Oakville
Bowlers Head to Chicago Tournament for Petersen Classic
Four Waterloo bowlers led by Al Manahlrank Manall Mike Gorman and Packey McFarlane depart late today for Petersen's Individual Championship Classic in Chicago. They begin with a 3230 p.m. shift rolling eight games across 165 alleys. First prize pays 2400 with substantial additional prizes slated.
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Waterloo
Petersen
Chicago
al Manahlrank Manall
Mike Gorman
Packey McFarlane
Hawk Ball Looks Off For S Game Series At Quincy
Waterloo baseball prospects show a reshaped roster headed to Quincy Redbirds in the Three-T league. Nineteen players joined Chief Dixon on the eastern trip for practice games, with six rookies among the group. Regulars lost a 10 to 9 six inning scrimmage to the rookies as pitchers were urged to throw fast balls only.
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Waterloo
Mlingis
Quincy Redbirds
Dixon
Mankville
Sanad
Uns
Klerekow
Kantian
Jimi Grant
Dan Lindner
Widmer
Lemanski
Clarke
Spot
Grant
Fluery
Williams
Lauber
Worthington
Mather
Tigfire
Frost
Anderson
Lobdell
Jim Grant
Garris
Mona Aluty
Wida
Yannigans
Bighre
Ontheliser
Railbirds
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff Remedy
A claim from an old notice sells four ounces of plain anthorized liquid arvon applied at night to the scalp to dissolve dandruff. Repeated nightly use is said to destroy all flakes, stop itching, and leave hair lustrous and soft. The product is said to be available at any drug store.
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