Waterloo Hawks prep with 24 man squad for season
Waterloo Hawks manager Cletus Dixon shapes a 24 man roster for the Mississippi Valley league season opener next Thursday. Pitchers dominate the cut list as Dixon plans to trim to league limits within 18 days, while Gulf Ghosts visit for a two-game set.
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Cletus Dixon
Waterloo
Wong
Hawk
Hawks
Nouse
Lindner
Jim Grant
Johannes
Schultz
Moses
Anderson
Lamanski
Williams
Frott
Widmar
Lobdell
Spot
Grant
Clarke
Lawher
Fluery
Dixon
Rice
Prost
Mather
Bigfire
Worthington
Tan
Fragmented Local Clippings Reveal Oddities and Rumors
A jumble of notes from a 1910s era paper includes a custody and theft report about a factory technician accused of stealing a locomotive, stray mentions of burglars and safes, river fishing lines, philosophical musings on Boston water plans, and scattered sports and daily life snippets.
Waterloo Sunday School Baseball League Opens Season
The Waterloo Sunday School baseball league will field ten teams this season as secretary PL WL Richardson announced. Teams include St. Paul's First Presbyterian First Brethren Grace Central Christian Trinity Lutheran Westminster Christ Episcopal and Burton Avenue Baptist. A meeting at Lyte Hall tomorrow at 7:20 p.m. will set the schedule and address season logistics. Games run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Cedar River Park starting May 1. First Presbyterian, last year’s pennant winner, seeks a quick return to glory with two legs on the Waterloo Overlawn trophy. First M E and Central Christian also hold past honors. Friday’s meeting will also discuss Sunday school tennis with two-man teams for round robin singles and doubles.
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Waterloo
PL WL Richardson
Sunday School Association
St. Paul's
First Presbyterian
Pirse M
Pirst Brethren
Grace M. Central Christian
Trinity Fot Lutheran
Northminster Trian
Christ Episcopal
Burton Avenue Baptist
Lyte
Cedar River Park
Presbyterians
First M. E
Central Christian
College hoops standings snippet with scattered scores
Fragmented item lists several college basketball game results and team names. Teams mentioned include Boston College, St Louis, Wichita, Des Moines, Omaha, Denver, and Lincoln. The text appears as a rough standings or box scores snippet with missing portions and garbled names.
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Erserh
Pha
Derr
Boston
Cshureh St. Lewishastieta
Tuledt
Weller Leni
Tulsi
Tes Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Sehonie City
Lincoly i
Denver
A. St. Jorep T
Tutor Ball Team Meets Ames Nine Friday Saturday
Tutor Ball team heads to Ames for a two game series Friday and Saturday with doubt over Don Webber knee injury. If Webber cannot play, Corse from Reinbeck likely starts at second base with trial at shortstop. Ten or twelve players travel, including Wilson, Wrant, Schanke, Young, Hardin, Morrison, Wardin, Bonham, Rider, Horton, Webb.
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Cedar Falls
Ames
Don Webber
Starkecs
Webber
Stan” Whitford
Corse
Reinbeck
Websaber
Sherstone
Wilson
Wrant
Battery
Iowa State
Schanke
Young
Hardin
Thompson
Morrison
Wardin
Bonham
Capt
Rider
Horton
Webb
Ang Webber
Crack Flown Mite Team May Run in Trial for Record
Iowa faces a path to the American intercollegiate record 8 16 9 10 as Beatty Swenson and other teammates aim to challenge the mark. The vent plan includes a forthcoming commencement work and a possible opponent not yet named.
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Beatty
Swenson
Ubette
Full Pan Br
Delica
Iowa
Unusual golf tourney to be held at Iowa University
Unusual golf tournament planned by the University of Iowa will be played on Iowa's new 18 hole course. The event is scheduled for May 29 with faculty and sports editors among those mentioned.
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Iowa University
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Directa
Metrohntitan
Iowa
Society and Baseball Do Not Mix Well
By ADL Demarke a former pitcher for New York and Boston Stallings, a keen student of the game, argues that society and baseball do not mix. In St Louis during a losing streak, Stallings spoke with players outside a hotel, asking why hitters and baserunners struggle, amid interruptions from bellboys and a crowd seeking answers. One listener replied, confirming a gap between understanding and performance.
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Adl Demarke
New York
George Stall
Boston Braves
Tie
St Louis
Joni
Stallings
Baeeball
Ely
Central Iowa High Schools Form Basket Conference
Five Central Iowa high schools Roone Lewton Oskaloosa Grinnell and Marshalltown form the Central Town High School conference. OR Miller of Marshalltown president and Te Cranny of Grinnell secretary treasurer. A double round robin basketball schedule is planned with a start date to be announced.
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Roone
Lewton
Oskaloosa
Grinnell
Marshallown
New Loan
Tral Town High School
Confere TK
OR. Miller
Marshalitawaqiy
Vivenit
Te Tt
Cranny
Grid Practice 14 Starts At Cedar Falls
At Cedar Falls on April 2 Coach Paul Bender held the first grid practice at Teachers College. Eighteen men reported as the squad is expected to grow daily. Lettermen from last fall who cannot report include Welch Gimberling Preshwater and Tollefson. Newcomers Seidler Ludley Siewert Delzell capt Afa con Duke Andrews Langford Azeltine Crabtres Esbeck Warner Wilson McCormick Stevens Hell Grochowski.
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Cedar Falls
Paul Bender
Teachers College
Welch
Gimberling
Preshwater
Tollefson
Drake Ames Dual Track Contest Is Carded Saturday
Ames Ta April 29 Special With one of the greatest collection of middle distance runners in the middlewest Iowa State will attempt Saturday to a dual meet with Drake in Des Moines to avenge last year’s defeat. The Cyclone squad relies on Conger Crawf ord Calum Suit Witmer Owen for the middle distances and on Fry Daatin Chew Morgan Van Caningham in the sprints. In the dashes Price leads Iowa State while Drake counters with Tolles Morgan Chew Van Laningham. Suit and Laningham present a strong one two in the two mile and mile, with Manchester and Simpson in the hurdles. The Drake Bulldog team also includes outstanding performers expected to challenge Iowa State in all events. The meet will also set the stage for the May 8 clash with Michigan State at East Lansing.
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Ames
Iowa State
Drake
Des Moines
Brake
Alen
1Crawford
Caulum
Sait
Witmer
Owen
Iowa
Fry
Daatin
Chew
Morgan
van Caningham
Wright
van Laningham
Brittom
Waht
Imile
Manchester
Simpson
Price
Dustin
Cawlum
Suit
Tolles
Cyclone
Michi
San State
East Lansing
YMCA Free Swimming School Registration Begins Saturday
Registration for the annual YMCA swimming school will start next Saturday and run through May 5. Physical director F. W. Richardson announced the program, noting the school runs two weeks with six lessons for each student, three per week, open to city boys.
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F. W. Richardson
Mar PO
East High Net Team to Meet Little Tutor Aggregation Friday
East High net team faces Little Tutor aggregation Friday at Thigh tennis venue. Players include Bill S D, George Hutchinson, Russell R, and Jon Lichty. Matches planned include singles and doubles. East High golf team scheduled Cedar Welk third foursome for May 14 and May 22 events.
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East High Net
Bill Steve D
George Hutchinson
Russell R
Jon Lichty
East High
Cedar Welk
Mayer
Parkersburg Ball Club Organizes For Season
Parkersburg base team has organized the coming season and is arranging a schedule with amateur teams in this section. Thole Cramer is manager. Teams wishing to communicate with Cramer or with Harry Leyes, 41.
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Parkerslure
Parkersburg
Arminra
Thole Cramer
Cramer
Harry Leyes
The Call the Outdoors and the Ancestral Timber Debate
A report on a meeting chaired by Will H. Dilg discussing concerns about timber harvesting in the Wisconsin forests. The session questions the long term timber supply for the United States, denounces destructive forebears, and argues for prudent forest management to preserve wildlife and land for future generations. The debate labels past practices as greedy and reckless, urging a responsible approach to conserve forests and natural resources.
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Wisconsin
Fareste
Ulver
United States
Gophers Next on Iowa Ball Slate
Iowa City April 29 Minnesota baseball prepares for its second Big Ten game at Iowa City on Saturday. Coach Waterous plans to use 12 players on the trip, with Anderson possibly starting and Redding held for relief. Gophers likely batting order features Stark, Guby, Nydahl, Ascher, Serling, Mason, Bakke, and Anderson.
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Gophers
Paul
Minn
Minnesota
University of Town
Iowa City
Waterous
Anderson
Lytetory
Northwestern
Iowa
Hal
Redding
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