Sioux City Tean To Play Hawks Twice Next Week
Gy Williams a lanky curve artist from Des Moines slated to pitch in opening game at Quincy as Waterloo Hawks begin Quincy series. Lenianski Widmar Lindner Grant to take mound across next games while five rookies released and 21 players started journey to Quincy.
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Sioux City Tean
HAWKS
Gy Williams
Des Moines
Cletus Dixon
Waterloo
Quincy
Williams
Lenianski
Joe Widmar
Rockford
Dan Lindner
Jimmy Grant
Flamiliow
House Arcive
Hed Hamilton
Deanon House
Nubcbers
Nast
Warne Hickox
Oelwein
George ‘Williams
Des Maines
Jesse Garris
Stotefort
Lil
Frank Wissel
Marsell
Carl Ryggs
Decorah
Wwlinois
Clarke
Rice
Marder
Worthington
Spot Grant
Timtank
Mleury
Klevenow
Kaplan
Digtive
Frost
Widmar
Lemanski
Lindner
Anderson
Lobdell
Lauber
Hamilton
Howse
Cedar Rapids
Grant
Loft
May Negroes
Pucsda
Redbirds
Sioux City
Sioux’ City
Gus Edwards
Toy Alexander
Kansas City
Tennessee Rats
Vaughan
Dixon
Conditions Favor New Records at Pennsylvania Meet
Pennsylvania relay carnival opens with mild morning pace and a promising final day. Ideal weather and a fast track boost hopes for records as fifty four events unfold from noon onward featuring college and high school athletes from across the country. Strong entries include Penn State, Chicago, Lombard, Occidental, Howard, Michigan, Wisconsin, Oregon Aggies and other eastern schools.
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Philadelphia
Vpa
Purnia
Chicago
Lombard
Ohig Biate
Howard
Marslamis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lews
Oregon Aggies
Yesterday's Homeruns National Landmark List
Archive snippet lists national homerun leaders and players with teams Philadelphia New York and St Louis. Mentions Bottomley Maitfies William Chillies and Collins with varying counts. Data appears fragmentary from a baseball stats roundup.
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Vinveer
Philedelphs
Eoenig
New York
Newairs - Techa
Bottomley
St Lewis
Phillies
Maitfies
Williaia
Chillies
Ateriviti
Collins
Fragmented poetry and anecdotes mix in quirky civic notes
A garbled miscellany references crops, a Senate summons to a judge, beauty contests, and odd cultural quips. It mentions 7000 pomid Lippoputa ABs, campaigns, operatic arias, ancient weddings, and a farfetched forecast of Maine lakes with 10 foot thick ice.
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Maine
Tutu
Polies
Detroit
Fae
Canarias
Suzanne Lenglen to Tour the United States in 6 Months
New York April 24. Suzanne Lenglen, after playing Helen Wills twice more, will tour the United States for six months starting in July. Managed by Charles C. Pyle, the tour includes leading a film adaptation of her book The Love Game and exhibition tennis matches. Pyle aims to involve the USTA and Lenglen may meet Wills again in French and Wimbledon if they reach finals.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pyle
Suzanne
Miss Wills
Unusual Double Play Stuns Infielders At Boston Game
A rare outfield double play sequence unfolds as George Burns tracks a fly ball with men on first and second. The play ends when Cincinnati’s left fielder makes a quick throw to third, creating a potential infield appeal. The crowd reacts as the ruling surprises and amuses in baseball lore.
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George Burns
Hy At
Demarer eVermer Mieher
York Gints
Torey
Boston
Eorge Emstha
Cincinnati
McLaughlin
Trent
Sears
Cedar Valley track meet at Waverly prep contest rises
Waterloo high school athletes travel to Waverly for the Cedar Valley track and field meet, a premier northeastern Iowa prep event. Eighteen schools compete, with West High seeking a third consecutive title as Cedar Falls and others chase glory.
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Waterloo
Cedar Valley
Waverly
Iowa
West High
Arie C. Wilson
Charles Brookins
Brooking
Wilson
Brookins
East’ High
Cedar’ Falls
Charles City
Clarksville
Grescoe
Greene
Grandy Center
Independence
Town Falls
Jesup
Manchester
Nashua
la Ports
City
Oelwein
Shell
Rack
Teachers High
K. Ts. Mendenhall
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Osage
Hampton
Porte City
Grundy Center
Waterloo Enuies
Intercollegiate golf champion turns to insurance work
Fred Lamprecht, holder of the intercollegiate golf title, completed his course at Tulane and won the Gulf States championship for the fourth time before joining an insurance company in New Orleans. He aims to defend his title at the national intercollegiate event and eye further golf world contests if successful.
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New Orleans
Lite
Fred Lamprecht
Intercpposure
Thlane University
Gulf States
Pooler U Wubert
Alabam
Lam Grecht
Tulane
Jimmy Murray and Brothers Star for Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne Wyoming April 24 Jimmy Murray air mail pilot and his brother Bioward anchor the Cheyenne Indians semipro team. Murray, a former Trinity College player, teams with Kade Murray and Faldie who previously linked with St Louis Browns. All three bring varied sports paths to a Rocky Mountain baseball season.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jimmy Murray
Bioward
Cheyenne Indians
Rocky Mountain
Kade Murray
Faldie
St. Lois Browns
Frinity College
Hartford
Conn
Jimmy
Trinity College
New Hampshire
Vermont
Francis Ouimet’s bold sand shot turns tide in 1923 match
In a Rye course Scotland Bay scenario, Francis Ouimet and Jess Sweetser faced Cyril Tolley and R. Monmorency in a 1923 Oxford and Cambridge Golf Society clash. Ouimet executed a dramatic explosion shot from a greenside trap to lift his side from a potentially lost hole to a 2 and 1 victory, prompting British plans for a 1926 rematch.
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Francis Quimet
England
Francis
Cyril Tolley
R. Ff. de Montmorener
Oxford and
Cambridge Golf Society
Ouuimet
Jess Sweetser
Tolley
de Montmorency
Rye Course
Hastings
Ouimet
Sweetser
Han
Jess
Cess
Weedale
Llanes S
Difficutt
Bfma
Thadmeyer
Towis
Tucky
Byrnes Park Golf Enthusiasts Seek Club Reorganization
A group of Byrnes Park Golf Enthusiasts met at the Paul Davis building to discuss reorganization plans for the course. They considered enhanced supervision, maintenance, and potential services by Cohn Casey, Sunny Side Country Club’s pro, who offered lessons repairs club supplies supervision and refreshments if accepted. A park commissioner agreement is pending and a committee will confer soon with a report next Friday.
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Byrnes’ Park Golf Chiv
Eli
Paul Davis
Cohn Casey
Sunnyside
Iie
Historic boxing notes from early era card lineup
A garbled report lists fighters and bouts including New York and Atlanta venues, midweight and flyweight title talk, Greb defending, Silva defeating Milton in 19 rounds, and other scattered match results plus anniversaries and upcoming season notes.
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Guy
New York
Ticer Flowers
Atlanta
Atlanta Genegro
Champin
Ling
Harry Greb
Bowt
Ck Des Moines
Inrris
Amines
Peat - Truth
Jeuniers Pris Ial
Shaile Thawing
Nelson
Fore
Itasim
Betis
Charley Por
Rome
Lexington
Johny Hayes
Beitr Agun
Dadilieh
Dave Shive
Drake Relays Set to Resume on Waterlogged Track
Brisk winds and a cloudy sky greet the Drake Relays as rain soaked the Drake Stadium track yesterday. Officials expected records to fall today with top runners like Roland Locke of Nebraska and Charley Hail of Norway in action, while the 440 yard relay and several events resume after yesterday’s postponements. Kansas and Nebraska teams headline a field of more than a dozen contenders amid challenging conditions.
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Nes Moines
Drake University
Joda the Wertherman
Drake's
Roland Locke
University of Nebraska
Charley Hail
Polevaniler
Norway
Rt. Li
Dniversity
Woman tennis star to battle German athletic dictators
Berlin April 24 Nelly Neppach German tennis champion disqualified by the German federation for playing on French soil against Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Wills fights what she calls athletic bureaucracy. The ban rested on an alleged order not to invite Lenglen by German officials, though the International Tennis Federation did not rescind wartime German exclusion. Neppach denies knowledge of the order amid offense at the suspension and criticisms of her prior record as a German champion.
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Berlin
Nelly Neppech
Suzanne Lengren
Helen Wills
Neppach
Tor
Suzanne Lenglen
International Tennis Federation
Paris
Frau Neppach
Riviera
Papanhair
Notched tale of campers and a misread cabin sign
A rugged Wyoming mountain incident centers on campers entering cabins and a poorly worded cabin door sign. The sign described food and shelter terms and sparked tensions as locals debate safety, hunger, and the responsibilities of travelers and land managers amid a harsh, remote setting.
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Sar Eppes
Cott Feniers
Travetora
Ed Justoytens
Cnrest
America
Wyoming
Western Coaches organize to get better athletics
Des Moines Apr 24 AP The Western Coaches association organized after the Drake relays dinner to better link university college and high school coaches, promote track events, and clarify rules. Officers include Tom Jones Wisconsin president Henry Echulte Nebraska vice president George Bresnahm Iowa secretary treasurer. executive committee and relief plan named with Maj. John S. Griffith chairing. Annual Drake relays meeting to elect officers and conduct business.
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Des Moines
Western Coaches Association
Smasl
United States
Middlewest
South- West
Far West
Northwest
Tom Jones
University of Wisconsin
Henry
Indian) Echulte
University of Nebraska
George Bresnahm
University ‘of Iowa
Dean Cromwell
University of California
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Harry Gill
University of Iainois
Ilera
uPy
Bob Zuppke
University of Iinois
Chamber of Commerce
Zuppke
Rea
Grange
Harleston
Pennant races open as hitting runs light in majors
Chicago April 24 AP Major league pennant races start with strong pitching and weak hitting. Phillies and Yankees lead in team averages while giants and Pirates show solid totals. Hornsby tops National hitters, Ruth and Meusel pace American sluggers. Sacrifice hits rise under new rule as extra-base power remains scarce.
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Chicago
Otler
Phillies
Yanks
Enery
Yankees
Giants
iTellmann
Detroit
Geor Sigler
St. Louis
Battleavem
Ty Cobb
Leach
Philadelphie
Swilliama
Bottomley
Pat Collins
Meusel
Ted
Babe Ruth
Feld
Aoay Flagstead
Boston
Wison
Ruth
Sand
Philadelphia
Combs
Gehrig
Tale Mueller
Cardinals
Frisch
New York
Ss Muny
French
Athletics
Flomsby
Wheat
Brooklyn
Heathcole
ARO
SARL
Johnston
Cinnatt
Jadelphia
Bressler
Cin- Leach
American Association
Louisville Colonels
Vansey Piledy
Wout
AbIe
Duncan
Minneapolis
Guzen
Louisville
Telenurveau
Toledo
Berry
Wichita
Aithy
Seasor
Cozington
St. Joseph
Bet
Winstomer Sturdy
Tulsa
Beciy
Covington
Fenver
Dlbs
Pitzpatrick
Oklahoma City
Pulsa India
Wiehe
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Johnson
Ethelberg
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Viiker
Miller
Artrong
Boves
Paulson
South
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Ouimet's
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Byrnes Park
Seagon
Drake
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Wiveno Viners
Hrownes
Will H.dig
Ninsg OF Tile Clubs
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Cievelanah
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Philadelphis
Colege
Ave Fi & Pris
Higburgh
Amiwrleoun Associatinn
Pet
Lendl Napols
St Paul
Volodo
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Columbus
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Werlerk Juario
Dee Moines
Os Asa
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Ikealy
Americus League
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