Hawks Triumph Over Cedar Falls Collegians in Baseball
Hawks defeat Cedar Falls 13 to 2 in a one sided contest. Larry Mullen led with four singles and four runs while Krisinger and Innes held the college lineup to a few hits. Weeden’s squad shown strong hitting and aggressive baserunning as Cedar Falls fell behind early.
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Perdlitz
Weeden
Eeden
Rockford
Chicago
Dubuque
Wagner
Ouimet Seeks Real Golfing Test Against British Challengers
Francis Ouimet, veteran American amateur star, aims to prove his class in England. The Boston native, renowned for winning the 1913 national open at Brookline and various amateur titles, seeks another strong showing after past British exits in 1914 and 1921.
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Associated Press
New York
Francis Duimet
Boston
Lew Laurels
England
Jerome Travers
Chick Evans
Evans
Aylmer
Guilford
Tolleyend
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Imet
Brookline
Mass
Verdon
Ray
Great Britain
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Vardon
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Ouimet
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Dlfenuity
Murphy wins Fat A paw race sets speed world record
Resno reports Jimmy Murphy wins a 150 mile automobile race on a one mile track achieving 103.61 mph. The victory closes the gap to 460 points in the 1923 A A A standings, with Murphy leading nearest rival Bennett Hill by 420 points. Cleveland notes featherweight champ Jenny Kilhane announces retirement. Benner Tea Co. advertises 45¢ tea.
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Cal
Jimmy Murphy
Cleveland
Jennny _ Kilhane
Meveland
Hresne
Murphy
Bennett Hill
Comic strip humor in a barber shop chat
Al eck the Barber jokes about a comic weekly found in a Christmas issue. He critiques how modern magazine humor depicts mistletoe and Santa Claus while noting the impractical settings of modern flats and the comical misplacements of old maids in crime and romance scenes.
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Comicife
Comical Weekly
Ib O
Ligue
Hoe
Laws of golf Q&A with Innis Brown and Sol Metzger
Reader questions cover dropping near water hazards and relief rules. Answers clarify that dropping near the water is allowed within two club lengths, a path across the fairway is a hazard unless local rule excludes it, and loose rocks or sticks in the rough are treated like the fairway for movement of loose matter under the rule.
A Tip For The Round Advocates Square Stance
Charles Clarke promotes the square stance for middle aged players and beginners as it reduces twisting from the waist compared to the open stance. He argues it helps beginners avoid slicing and pulling across the ball, recommending the square stance for better balance and accuracy.
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Charles Clarke
Cyril Tolley
Baseball rule Q and A on balls and outs
A reader asks about a runner called out on a ball four with a forced advance. the field umpire ruled the runner out only for the walk. The answer: the runner is not out. a walk forces the runner. Another case: batter reaches first but is ruled out for not touching. the batter is out and the run cannot score. A substitute batter who fails to report is wrongly ruled out. no rule requires reporting.
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Tigue in 3 Bouts to Groom for Carpentier
Mike Me Tigue light heavyweight will fight three no decide bouts in the United States and Canada before defending his title against Georges Carpentier on July 34. Opponents include Young Heb Fitzsimmons in Chicago May 1 and Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia June 8. Dundee Reinstated
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Mike MeTigue
United States
Canada
Georges Carpentier
Joe Jacobs
MeTigue
Ireland
Siki
Box Young
Heb Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Dy McDonald
Alltax
Opening Day Attendance Sets Record Across Six Cities
About 153000 fans attended opening major league games in six cities on April 26 and 27. Detroit drew 36000 as the Tigers lost 4 3 to St Louis, while Giants and Chicago drew 30000. President Harding attended Washington’s 22000 crowd. Boston 20000. Philadelphia 15000. Several stars shone including Mathewson and Williams, with notable ovations for Christy Mathewson and Roy Hish’s knee incident.
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Clarence Rowland
Local Boxing Results From McKeesport and Erie
McKeesport saw Cuddy de Marea defeat Joey Fox of England while Erie featured Charlis OConnell beating Patsy Broderick in seven rounds Philadelphia hosted Johnny Donnelley defeating Joe Beguads in a separate contest.
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Joey Fox
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Erie
Charlis O'Connell
Cleveland
Patsy
Broderick
Philadelphia
Johnny Donnelley
Joe Beguads
Baseball scores across leagues yesterday
American League results: Boston 5 New York 4 Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 3 Chicago 6 St Louis 4 Detroit 3. National League: New York 7 Boston 3 Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 14 Philadelphia 4 St Louis ? Cincinnati 4. American Association: St Paul 12 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 7 Columbus 4 Louisville 13 Toledo 1. No other games scheduled.
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Hawks and Bunnies face shifting rosters in league notes
The report details McEwan scoring four bases on a clout amid a baserunning scramble with Muggs Brown. Cedar Falls and Waterloo trade squeezes, while Weeden trims the bullpen and several players switch teams including Gignac to Detroit and McCracken to Rockford.
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Muggs
Brown
Drake Relays Open With Strong Western Meet Field
The fourteenth Drake University relay meet opens at Drake Stadium in Des Moines with universities colleges and high schools competing. Final events crown winners while top stars from Michigan Illinois Notre Dame and Iowa compete for trophies medals and honors.
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Drake Stadium
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Ames Star
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Phil Donahue
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Deans Train for Jaunt to Oregon
Dean and his siblings Rex and Mabel from Waterloo train at Cornell College gym in Mt Vernon for a two month hike to Portland Oregon after school ends in June They will return by train in September Lloyd a Cornell freshman last year joins for track this spring though plans are uncertain
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Mabel
Waterloo
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Oelwein Plans Major Fundraiser To Clear Past Deficit
Oelwein Iowa April 27. The town plans a big event with other attractions to raise funds and erase last year’s baseball deficit. Manager C C Slabnika, now in Vicksburg Mississippi, brings several former Oelwein players to the new team.
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Oxford Team to Compete in Penn Relays Opens Spring Season
Philadelphia hosts the twenty-ninth Penn relay carnival as 3000 athletes from 500 schools begin the spring season. The Oxford university team arrives to contest the spring medley relay and the two mile international championship led by Bill Stevenson. Kansas leads midwest entries with a strong quartering squad aiming near the world record.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Penn
Oxford University
England
Bill Stevenson
Princeton
East
University of Kansas
Five Waterlooans to shoot today at Grundy Center
Five Waterloo trapshooting enthusiasts travel to Grundy Center for the Grundy Center Gun Club shoot led by PF. M. Shores L. W. Wirty TI. JT. Shepherd Nic Webber and D. A. Repass met at Repass's garage at 8 am. Yesterday Waterloo Gun Club held practice with about 100 members at Byrnes Park for most of the afternoon. Jim Gorson posted a perfect score. The five shooters return this evening as the event opens up competition between regional clubs.
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Grundy Center
Grundy ‘Cester
PF. M. Shores
L. W. Witry
TI. JT. Shepherd
Nic Webber
D. A. Repass
Repass
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park Cource
Jim Gorson
Day in Reach to Chicago Snags by Darkness at Portage Wis
A day’s journey toward Chicago ended in darkness near Portage Wisconsin forcing a pause as travelers halted in the overnight. The report notes the mileage and stopping point but provides few details of the cause or specific individuals involved.
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Chicago
Portage, Wis
Playground Work in Waterloo Benefits Community
Mrs. E. A. Boggs local representative of the National Playgrounds Association of America received checks and appreciation letters for Waterloo playground efforts. The association offered to send representatives to help establish an all year recreation program. Boggs, at the Des Moines meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs, was asked for playground guidance by women across the state.
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National Playgrounds Association of America
Waterloo
Marjorie Geary
Association
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Defendant Wins Suit for Damage From Highway Collision
In Oelwein Iowa April 27 George Paul sued contractor C J West for 33000 damages after a auto crash near town. Jury verdict favored West who had contracted for road work north of town. Paul stopped to fix car lights when a gravel hauler for West struck him. another driver’s bright lights were blamed for blinding the hauler.
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Oelwein
George Paul
C. J. West
West
Paul
Hawkeye Club Uses 149-Year-Old Dishes at Meeting
In Oelwein Iowa on April 27 the Hawkeye Women's Club used Haviland china dishes dating back about 149 years. The dishes were brought to the meeting and are now owned by Miss Alicia Johnston who received them from her grandparents.
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Hawkeye Women’s Club
Oelwein
Hawkeye
Alicia Johnston
Eldora Youth Keith Strother Dies of Tuberculosis
Keith Strother, 31, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Strother of Eldora, died Wednesday morning at his parents' home after a year or more with tuberculosis. Born in Eldora he lived there most of his life.
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Eldora
Keith Strother
M. H. Strother
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