Bans Asks Help From Louisville and Milwaukee Clubs
Waterloo basebalI scout seeks three rookies to fill out Hawks roster as six days remain before opening at Rock Island. Dixon appeals to Louisville secretary William Neal and Milwaukee president Otto Borchert for an outfielder pitcher and freshman infielder, while Bowmen joins as new outfielder and veteran options narrow.
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William Neal
Louisville
Otto Borchert
Milwaukee
American Sociation
C. L. Dixon
Waterloo
Lone State Teachers College
Wenl
Borchert
Hawks
Rock Island
Dixon
Duke Bowmen
Grand Island
Neb
Harry Rigsby
Richards
Dick Richards
Sioux City Zagat
East Grade School Athletes to Stage Friday Track Meet
East tract grade school athletes will hold their annual track and field meet Friday afternoon at East High athletic field. Mies Thorn Collyer will oversee with a full program mapped by Mise Gouyer. Over 300 contestants are expected to compete for the 1925 title, each school represented by its squad, results by team.
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East
Tract
East High
Mies Thorn Collyer
Hill
Mise Gouyer
Sthada
Ryall Named High Y M C A Official In Town
B R Ryall appointed town and country superintendent at the high Y M C A in Town to succeed John H Rudd who left April 1 for county work in California. Ryall has been state county secretary in Ohio and New Jersey and spent five months in Russian prisons.
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BH. B. Renmeier
Black Hawk County
B. R. Ryal
Europe
John H. Rudd
California
Rudd
Waterloo
Ryan
Ohio
New Jersey
LM. Iansen
W. M- Teans
Cansulting
Tors Hinckley
Rod Charles EL Ford
May breezes and wandering thoughts in a spring scene
Fragmented verses describe May arriving with folk and nature scenes. Observations of a dampened mood from weather, a motorist complaint about Fourth Street Bridge paving, urban signage, and playful jests about law, dandelions, and seasonal changes weave through a dated newspaper page.
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Robin
Ettil
Will
Fourth Street Bridge
Hawks Nest nickname and early baseball notes
The piece records Olive fledgling players and trials across teams including Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Birmingham. It notes Skeenix nickname for Stuart Clarke, Albert Frana released by Marshalltown, injuries to Speas, Me Cracken and McCracken’s strong Toledo start, and prospects for Birmingham and Chicago opponents. It mentions May 6 opening day in Burlington with a parade and holiday observances.
Waterloo to Host Iowa Women’s State Golf Meet in July
Waterloo will host the Iowa State Women’s Golf Tournament at Sunny Side Country Club from July 20 to 28. Qualifying rounds start July 20 with rounds through July 29, drawing entries from Des Moines Sioux City Davenport Clinton and other Iowa cities. Mrs L W Bryant presides.
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Waterloo
Women Golfiers
Iowa
Sunnyside Country Club
L. W. Bryant
Apes State
Waterman
Olampion
Cedar Rapids
O. D. Waterman
Davenport
Des Mecines
Sioux City
Clinton
Burlington
Ottumwa
Harlan
Dubuque
Gryant
Women's Association
Wesley Beard
Des Moines
Yics
H. W. Sigworth
Standings and yesterday's results across leagues
National League games featured Philadelphia defeating New York 13 to 3 and Boston over Brooklyn 16 to 3. Chicago and Cincinnati had cold matches. Pittsburgh at St. Louis and New York at Philadelphia were listed with cold or min conditions. American League saw Detroit 11, St. Louis 3. Washington at Boston min. Cleveland at Chicago on wet grounds. New York at Philadelphia cold. American Association results included Indianapolis over St Paul 3, Toledo 5 over Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 19 over Louisville 1, Columbus at Milwaukee rain. Western League games had Wichita at Des Moines cold, Lincoln 4 Oklahoma City 0, Omaha 10 Tulsa 5, St. Joseph 24 Denver 3.
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Philadelphia
New
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Denver
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsbureh
Boston
Washington Ewes
Delhi
Cleveland
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Bosterere Amma Americas
Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
St Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St Joseph
Algona track team catches bootlegger after five mile run
Algona and Newville officers track bootlegger who fled from city jail after a car stop near the high school. The track team, led by coaches Sutherland and Smith, pursued the fugitive five miles north of town. Newville fired twice, wounding ground. the suspect was later captured by Sheriff Lover and Deputy Gilbert.
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Algona
Hasing
Sutherland
New Lands
Newville
Sherif Ifovey
Gilbert
Sutherland and
Smith
Babe Ruth Improvement Falters for Yankee Trip Start
New York April 26 Babe Ruth shows marked improvement according to a bulletin from St Vincents hospital where he has been confined since the season's start with influenza and aftereffects of surgery It was admitted he has not the slighter chances of joining the Yankees on their western trip starting May 7.
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New York
Babe Ruth
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ruth
Yankees
Fishing Versus Golf and Weather Lore From Old Notes
The piece contrasts the art of dry fly fishing with golf, arguing both demand precision. It notes weather indicators for rain and fair weather, including halos, dew, and celestial cues. It then highlights Hawaii’s Crater Trail as the World’s Weirdest Trail, describing its 214 miles through lush vegetation, lava formations, and volcanic bombardment from last May.
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Fred G. Shay
Hawaiian National Park
Hawaiian Islands
Phillies Humble Upgrawmen 13 9
In cold wet weather, the Phillies crushed the Giants 18 to 9 in New York aided by four Phillies pitchers and a quick eighth inning surge. Virgil Barnes gave up four runs as New York faded, while the Phillies extended their offensive push early and late. The Dodgers fell to Boston 16 to 3 in Brooklyn as Jesse Barnes fanned 1% hitters. The Tigers beat the Browns 11 to 5 in Detroit, marking their first win in eight starts as Sisler extended his hitting streak to 15 games. Washington to raise its first major league pennant before the Senators Athletics game with Coolidge reportedly attending. Ty Cobb managed the Tigers, going to right field, collecting a hit and scoring twice.
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Associated Press
New York
Phillies
Virgil Barnes
Dean
Greenfield
Heds
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Reds
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Jesse Barnes
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Browns
Cobb
Ames Bull Team to Meet Husker Nine Next Week
Ames Kansas State era preview notes Cyclones aiming to defend Missouri Valley lead with 6 to 3 win over Arkansas. Nebraska visits Lincoln May 4 and 6, with pitchers Lang and Rhodes expected to challenge Ames offense. Manager Chandler relies on Berray for mound duty after a strong no run performance.
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Ames Bull
Husker
Ames
Altho
Missouri Valley
Akansas University
Bill” Chandler
Nebraska
Lincoln
Missouri
Washington
Lang
Norun
Cyclones
Rhodes
Cyclone
Cornhuskers
Chandler
Berray
Kansas
Aitno
Intramural Track Meet Set for May 8 at Tutor School
Cedar Falls April 30 Special The annual intramural track meet at Teachers College is slated for May 8 under the Pan-Hellenic council. Representing the three oldest fraternities Able Hobos Alphas Chi Epsilon and Methane, last year's champions Hokn fraternity may face a close contest as varsity trackmen are barred from participation.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Higit
Pan-Hellenic Council
Able Hobos
Alphas Chi Epsilon
Lethane
Hohn
Last Moustaches Fade From Big League Baseball
The Boston Braves of 1918 featured Red Smith and John Henry with mustaches during spring training and early season. Manager George Stallings, superstitious about luck, ordered the facial hair shaved as the team hit a losing streak, ending the era of MLB players sporting upper lip whiskers.
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Red Smith
John Henry
Boston Braves
van Dykes
George Stallings
Nurmi Sets Multiple World Records in Los Angeles
Paavo Nurmi the Finnish distance star broke three world marks and improved a fourth in a Los Angeles meet, beating Lloyd Hahn by a wide margin. He set records for 1 2 mile 1 4 mile and 2400 yards, with Willis Plant defeating existing marks in a 3500 meter walk and Johnny Myra adding an American record in the javelin. Nurmi plans to travel to San Francisco for another Olympic Club meet.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gcal
Paavo Nurmi
Lloyd Hahn
Boston
C. Star
Nurmi
W. George
England
Iape
T P. Conneff
Bergen Point
N. I
Conneff
Plant
Willis Plant
Johnny Myra
Prank Smouse
Ugo Frizero
Italy
Myra
Hugo Quist
San Brantisco
Olymouic Club
San Francisco
East High ends spring football practice after eight weeks
East High wrapped up an eight week spring football session with over 50 candidates responding in March. Captain Snyder leads returning veterans Blin and Kitna to shape a nine game fall schedule. Newcomers Wilkins Woods Dawson Davis and Rose shine as positions battle for spots on a determined squad.
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East High
Black
John Heidt
Charles W. Kitna
Fred J. Miller
Irgs
Heidt
Frank Snyder
Harold Blin
Wilkins
Woods
Dawson
Davis
Markhall
Kummeser
Kilnoff
Barnard
Lawser
Diekmann
Smith
Stevenson
Rose
Weilder
Stevensor J
Hida
Elmer Dieskmann
Klinoff
Blim
Kammeyer
Markham
Brooklyn Baseball Club Heads Lose Second Leader in Week
New York April 30 Edward J McKeever acting head of the Brooklyn baseball club died at his Brooklyn home from influenza contracted after the Ebbets funeral. He was 66. Stephen McKeever, 71, acts as president with Joseph Gilleaudeau assisting briefly. Provisions of Mr Hoopers will to be announced late today. The Brooklyn franchise remains highly marketable in the National League.
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Minneapolis Journal
Frank Purcett
Ross Kelley
Thera
Mttle Trilith
Altho
Rock Island Club
New York
Edward J.mckeever
Brooklyn Baseball Club
National League
Brooklyn
Cearins H. Ebbets
Ebbets
Stephen Mr Keever
Joseph Gilleaudeaux
Stephen McKeever
Hopers
McKeever Brothers
McKeevers
Rasewall Cirleles
Flowers To Be Planted On Iowa Golf Course By Botany
Iowa University plans a unique experiment on its golf course with specimens of every Iowa plant variety. Prof Belamilimek leads the botany department in landscaping to grow diverse plants without hindering play, with Calf Coach Charter Kennett assisting in layout.
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Iowa
Botany Department
Towa City
Pel
University of Tow
University
Belamilimek
Towphinte
Kennett
Schedule of Summer Golf Tournaments at Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country club announces a summer golf schedule with weekend and holiday contests. Ladies day is Tuesday with tournaments for two men golfers. May to July feature multiple rounds of handicap events and the president's handicap, plus driving, putting and other contests.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Suly
Cedar Falls High Enters Cedar Valley Classic at Waverly
Cedar Falls high school trackers send six athletes to the Cedar Valley Classic at Waverly on Saturday. Entrants include Donald Baxter in pole vault, Donald Mine in half mile and broad jump, Horace Leonard in hurdles, Frank Birch in mile run, with Leonard Hine Behrens and Benson in the mite relay. Coach C B Denton and Coach Green of Teachers College High prepare additional entries.
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Cedar Falls
C. BE. Denton
Cedar Valley
Waverly
Donald Baxter
Donald Mine
Horace Leonard
Jax
Frank Birch
Mils Rin
Leonard
Hine
Behrens
Benson
Green
Teachers College High School
Ingwersen criticizes star prep athletes at Lions Club
Burlington Iowa April 30—University of Town head football coach Burt Ingwersen warned that star high school athletes arriving with expectations threaten college athletics. He cited alumni pressure and personal glory overruling team play. He noted fall prospects depend on veterans’ academic eligibility and the strength of last year’s freshmen.
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Burlington
Burt Ingwersen
University of Town
Lions Club
Towa
Ingversen
Giants vs. American League total in Apr 25 game
A partial game item shows a score line with Giants leading a total against American opponents and mentions Frisch and Kelly from the Giants. The fragment references an April 25 context with national league and American league totals but lacks full details.
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Kelly
Giants
Frisch
Aimerican
Joint-Ease Claims Fast Relief for Muscles and Joints
Advertises Joint-Ease as a quick solution for sore muscles tendons and joints from neck to spine. Promotes instant relief for golfers runners and athletes. Marketed as America’s fastest selling trio at low price through Wangler Bros Robsit Drug Co and others.
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America
Wangler Bros. Co
Robsit Drug Co
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