Dixon Signs Two More Players to Patch Holes in Team
Dixon adds Stewart Clark and Tommy Thompson to bolster Waterloo Cardinals. Clark from Sioux City will play short. Thompson, Nebraska alum, to right field or catcher, aiming to fill gaps left by departures. Griffen and Grant compete for spots.水 two players released. rain halted Cedar Rapids game. Dixon optimistic about strengthening lineup.
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Standings and weather affect early baseball action
Yesterday’s results show AL NY 5, Bos 2. Cle 1. Det 6. Stl 3. Chi 7. Cin 10. Pit 4. Bos 2. Rain postponed several games in both leagues. Taokie to deliver, Claude Willoughby touted as a consistent winner, Ostrander expected from Nashville to bolster the pitching staff.
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Waverly 70 to field semipro baseball team again
Waverly will be represented by a semipro baseball team this year with Jim Baker chosen as manager at a recent meeting. Practice begins early next week, the squad will be chosen from players reporting for the spring call, and repairs to the diamond will be completed soon. Bamps will schedule games with other teams in the region.
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College Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches
Incomplete OCR listing shows scattered college baseball results and upcoming games. Teams mentioned include Saint Louis, Missouri, Harvard, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Hawaii, Washington, North Carolina, and Alabama. Several entries are garbled with missing scores and dates.
Knipp targets Mason City in eight round boxing card
Albert Knipp pledges to upset Mason City in Waterloo arena, predicting victory over Everett Strong as eight round main event. Cedar Rapids newcomer Harry Yahn eyed as opponent, with Nashua’s Harry Smith facing Lea Wolcott in a preliminary, plus Col lins and Young Siki billed for four rounds under Tony Gentle supervision.
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British Runners at Penn Relays Hit Setbacks to Americans
British track stars faltered in early Penn Relays contests as Cambridge University runners, led by Eric Liddell, seek redemption in today’s two feature events. The program drew over 4,000 competitors from 600 schools in the United States, Canada, and Britain, with Johns Hopkins and Georgetown among strong American contenders in sprint medley and two mile events.
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Local Bowlers Contest Midwestern Classic in Des Moines
Five Waterloo bowlers Manahl A Mali E Winan M Gormen and HH Claus enter the Midwestern Classic Bowling Association individual tournament at Des Moines with about 80 to 100 bowlers, eight games per contestant on eight alleys. The winner earns 25 percent of the $10 entry fee. Squads bowl at 2 PM 4 PM and 9 PM. Last year W Coffin of Des Moines won with a 3105 score.
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Loop Team Tops Whiteside Bowling League Prizes Added
Loop team members win first place and split 42 dollars while Cover strong arms 27 and Sten gains 16. Courier s and Rathe tie with 21 aces Won and 29 fast, to be settled Monday night. Morris earns high individual average with SR recognition, Cohn second, 3 dollars. Repass team takes 31 dollars for most pins in three games at 2,704. Loop beachers second with 3,689 and 5 dollars. Hershberger tops high average at 32 and high three game total 637 pins earning 3 more dollars. Char tallies high single team game 983 for 6 dollars. Season near end, Dr. Buchanan hints at high season score, 285 on Whiteside. WLR Sma concludes with 200 game. Tom Woods 22 and 224, Irving Kulp 99 and 225.
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Entries announced for Cedar Valley meet at Waverly
West High and East High announ ce entrants for the Cedar Valley track meet at Waverly next Saturday. West High lists 24 runners and field entrants including Leighton Hurlburt Miller and Pitney. East High follows with 17 entrants led by Gruhn Jenkins and Wilcox. Both schools expect strong showings in sprints distance and field events.
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Golf swing posture advised by experts in 1920s coaching notes
The article discusses optimal address and bend for golfers, noting arm hang and stoop affect the pivot. It cites age, flexibility, and professional input from figures like Maiden and Jones. It also lists Cedar Valley track records and school athletes’ times, highlighting a forthcoming records smash attempt next Saturday.
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Walter Rollo Proves Unequal to Stribling in Navy Bout
Norfolk April 26. After twice hitting the canvas Walter Rollo the defending navy champion faced a later knockout by Georgia lightweight Stribling known as Pa Stribling. In a rousing arena at St Helena Army reservation fans watched the bout with Rollo battered and bleeding, while Stribling dazzled with a jumping rope routine and controlled the later action.
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Shade Earns Decision Over Kid Schlaifer in Omaha Fight
In Omaha on April 25 Dave Shade of California defeated Morrie Kid Schlaifer by decision after ten rounds. Both weighed 155 1/2 pounds. Shade controlled the early rounds, Schlaifer surged to win rounds seven and eight, the bout ended in a draw after nine, with Shade holding on in the final frame.
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Havers and Sarazen Meet in 72 Hole Match Play
Arthur Havers meets Gene Sarazen in a 72 hole match at Cedar Brook Country Club Philadelphia to avenge a prior California defeat. The format splits 36 holes today with the final 36 tomorrow at West Chester Britmore Club in Rye North Carolina.
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Drake Relays Shake Records and World Mark Ties
Des Moines April 2 With six relay records shattered and one world mark equaled the Drake Relays feature Charles Paddock in a century dash bid as Buena Vista Simpson and others set new Drake marks. Interludes saw De Hart Hubbard surpassing the broad jump record and Bridley’s shot put bests the old Drake record while many relay distances fell in collegiate and high school classes.
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Strong Baseball Team Looked For at Reablyn Readiyn
Readiyn baseball team has begun practice with a bright season outlook. Diekmann named manager and arranging games with local teams. Probable lineup features Fergeman as catcher Diekmann as pitcher Knier at first Gerkhe at second Spier at short Pook at third W Meier in right field Chapin in center Matthias in left and W Meyer as substitute.
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Wrestling and boxing results from coast to coast
A jumble of bout outcomes across cities from Chicago to Portland in a frantic card of last night action. Plestina failed to topple Flow ard Canton wine grappler, but won one fall before a second fall eluded him. Eddie J. fell to Roasien Jack in the seventh round of a scheduled ten. Other matches featured Joe Simounicn versus Pinkin Mitchell in junior welterweight action, and Billy Yeager earning a decision over Sid Marks in London. Multiple draws and 11 round bouts fill the page with a scatter of names from Notre Dame to Minnesota.
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Homerun music delights fans in major ball lands
The era's games spark loud cheers as homeruns swing outcomes across leagues. Ruth’s third homer, Hornsby and Meusel share feats, and Brooklyn tops the Giants 3 to 1 as pitchers clash. Cleveland climbs and Detroit falters in a high-scoring day.
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