New Hawks Add Depth Ahead of Season Opener
Coach Dixon boosts the Hawks with four California recruits while Waterloo Iowa’s opening day crowds loom. Opening day plans target a large turnout as Danville, Dubuque, and Sioux City moves unfold.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1924
Page
6
Standing of the Clubs and ball game notes
The text records baseball standings from American League National League and American Association, plus a narrative of plays, rallies and outs. It mentions teams like New York Boston and St Louis, with player actions including walks, doubles, and a fourth inning rally, ending with late game scoring and substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feetredt
Viirago
Boston
Americia League
Jethit
Pavia
York
Firebrand
Peter
Milwaukee
Omibha
Corner Bowling Team Beats Static Packers for Third in Whiteside League
Corner bowling team defeated Static Packers in two straight games at West Side Alleys to decide third place in the Whiteside league. Richardson led with 225, followed by Floberg who totaled 209.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Static Packers
Whiteside
Richardson
Floberg
Women athletes set for Pacific Coast track championship in May
Yesterday's report from Los Angeles announces the first Pacific Coast women track championship meet at the Southern Pacific Amateur Athletic Meet on May 3. Events include a 0 yard dash, a relay, and hurdles with entries from the Parite coast region.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Parite Coast
Southern Parific Amateur Athletic Maidn
Amevard
Ruth Leads MLB With Two Homers in Phillies Win
Ruth hit his 50th and 51st homers of the season driving in four runs as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 6 to 1. Detroit topped Chicago 7 to 2 while St Louis, Cincinnati and Boston posted wins in a day of busy baseball notes across the league.
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Philadelphia
Ruth
I &S
Honers
Vpi
Gers
White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Stoner
Roberts Som
Wil Ones
Tigers
Pineh Itter Evans
Ravent. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Marbarry
Ferguson
Moline
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Sheehan
Hornsby
Vic Day
Barnes Bays
Bates Boys
Jess
Brooklyn
Young Virgil
McGraw
Giants
Pittsburgh
Adams
Chictage
Hartnett
Tratner
Wright
Phillies
cs \Sheo
Maurice
Durable Jack Brauchle to face Earl Blue in Fort Dodge clash
Hawkeye-Full Durable Jack Brauchle of Fort Dodge plans to fight Ralph Alexander on May 7 and soon face Earl Blue at Fort Dodge. Rock Island releases Louis Vousell Chicago and William Oster Pubuque, plus Al Van Camp Davenport. Oster is Leo Oster’s brother, while Gelwein catcher cut loose by Mars halltown. Marshalltown releases Infielders Shutt McDowell Hendee and Outfielder Bogue. Moline Dispatch notes Kersey returns from Valley league camps praising Plows as promising. Orrumna set to open season with a citywide baseball parade led by Kiwanis members.
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Antwens
Athens
Dixon
Marshalltown
Jack Lacey
Dinon
Sovih
Tod and
Jack Brauchle
Fort Dodge
Ralph Alexander
Earl Blue
Rock Island
Louis Vousell
Chicago
William Oster
Pubuque
al van Camp
Davenport
Oster
Leo Oster
Cloubers
Moline Dispatch
G. Kersey
Kersey
Cletus Dixon
Johnny Armstrong
Moline
Orrumna
Kiwanis
Sunnyside links golf event draws 145 players weekend
Sunnyside Country Club hosted a weekend golf gathering attracting 145 players with 49 on Saturday and 96 on Sunday. Notable scores included Cropper and Lichtgheime finishing 18 holes in 88, while McClain was edged 87 by Chandler in Sundar's tournament. Ladies' day highlighted both days with Tuesday set as ladies day and course care reminders issued.
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Sunnyside Country Club Soil Links
C. K. Cropper
Burr Lichtgehme
Altho
Peel
HH. B. Chandler
Fred McClain
Dofine
Sunnyside
Waterloo Inter Sunday School league opens 1924 season
Baseball teams of Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association will start the 1924 season on May 9 as eight churches form the circuit. An additional two churches may join. managers meet at the Y M C A to decide expanding to ten and finalize details. The First Presbyterian team seeks a strong season after winning the Overland-Waterloo cup. First M E has won the cup, with West Side Methodists aiming to retain the trophy.
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Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association
Gams
Walnut Street Baptist
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's M. E
Burton Avenue Baptist
Grace M. I. First Baptist
First M. W
Hnon
M. E. Nine
West Side Methodists
Stribling Debuts in New York Tonight in Six Round Bout
Georgia schoolboy boxer Young Stribling, who rose after beating Mike McTigue, faces Allke Burke in a six round bout in New York per state boxing commission rules. Paul Berlenbach also returns to action against Harald Abehott in a 10 round clash.
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Associated Press
New York
Young
Stribling
Georgia
Mike McTigue
Allke Burke
New York State Boxing Commission
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Harald Aberhott
Common Golf Swing Mistakes By Horton Analysis
The article outlines the top errors in the golf swing—hurrying the downswing, incorrect right-arm pulling, and failing to raise the club high enough at the top. It notes how rushing destroys swing plane and causes the clubhead to drop early, with a reference to keeping the eye on the clubhead to see the correct path.
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Ich
Johnny
Clark
Bagley
Burke
Laers
Wrajicek
Wee
Mraldie Schutt
Waterton
Muljlon
Sind Dixon
Shea
Butsehu
Grant
Schult
Spor
Eanson
Davey Doyed
O'Shearhuir
Krajicek
Ty Otty
Mark
Mark From Wir
Hy Phainen
Hee Pichon
Thompenn
Raving Vbagtes
Wile Ns
Aeten
John i. Dilleen
Parsons College Prep Track Meet Draws Big Field
Fairfield Iowa April 24 One of the year’s biggest southeastern Iowa events will be at Fairfield Saturday as Parsons College Letter club hosts its sixteenth Tri State prep track and Geld meet. Nearly 200 high school athletes from 20 schools compete for 100 prizes including cups and medals. The meet adds seven relay races in two divisions with 44 individual events. Notable teams include Ottumwa Winfield Fort Madison Corydon with top Drake relay results. Star competitors include Ottumwa distance runner Vincent and Madison sprinter Harper holder of Tri State records in 1400 and 220 yard dashes.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College Letter Club
Ottumwa
Winfield
Fort Madison
Corydon
Vincent
New York
Harper
Art Madison
Drake Relay Outshines Penn Meet in Early Outdoor Tests
Western track stars posted stronger marks than at the Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia as Drake relays at Des Moines yielded superior results in eight of fourteen events. Penn athletes led in five events with one tie, marking a closer margin than last year. Several western stars also surpassed eastern rivals in multiple performances.
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New York
Des Moines
Pennsylvania
Drake
Oldest Horse in World Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Clover the famed 53 year old horse died after a two week illness. Owner Reverend Myers said Clover could no longer work. Mrs. Warren G Harding donated $100 to aid Clover in old age, sparking many contributions that built a large welfare fund. The horse, once shown at Madison Square Garden, will be buried or displayed at the American Museum of Natural History.
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Datachsazer
Clave
Claver
Warren 4. Harding
President Harding
Mr. Myers
Ulaver
Cyclone Boxer May Be Out Of Olympic Tryout
Ames Iowa April 29 Wesley Clampitt undefeated light heavyweight star of Iowa State College boxing was to compete in the Olympic tryouts in Kansas City. He is confined to the hospital with sinus trouble and may be unable to make the trip. Coach Thompson plans to take Harry Sherwood or Kingsley as replacement. Sherwood has been undefeated in two years of intercollegiate boxing.
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Jim Crotty
Mason City
Dixon
Schultz
Clark
O'Shea
Sero
Marshalstown
Jack Lacy
Olson
Foutsias
Pilea Swanson
Sixra
Aga
Burke
Krai
Fleming
Thompson
Pilcher
Swaneon
Lavy Walk Bonnson
Ames
Wesley Clampitt
Iowa State College
Kansas Citys
Max
Harry Sherwood
Kingsley
Kansas City
Sherwood
Clampitt
Albert Aims to End Doubt With Victory in Boxing Card
Albert seeks to prove his skill by defeating Everett Strong at the baseball park on Thursday. The card features Billy Gibbs vs Joe Knipp, Siki vs Collins, Wolcott vs Smith, and other bouts with promoters and referees set for an 8:30 p.m. start. Rudy Tsox expresses eagerness for a rematch with Joe Knipp after training at Mandell gym.
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The
Ata
Everett Strong
Mason City
Albert
Joseph Knipp
Joe Knipp
Cud Wilson
Des Moines
Rudy Isor
Rockford
Billy Gibbs
Milwaukee
Bombre
Toe
Lows
Gibbs
Mr. Siki
Colins
Wolcott
Harry Smith
dJalmoss
Sean Tte
Tony Fentle
Cetizr Falis
Rudy Tsoz
Rockford Today
Ogre
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