Weekend releases cut Hawk baseball squad to 23 players
Waterloo Hawks manager Cletus Dixon trimmed his squad to 23 players after two rookies were released and one signed. Dowdney, a rookie pitcher from Chicago, joined the team as Dixon concentrates on preparing young arms for the season opener Thursday at Moline.
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Jest amid court and carnival roils in town
A chaotic scene captures a Rotarian ouster suit for 100000 as a courtroom buzzes with color and chorus. Amid jokes and jabs, a public treasury deficit of 1000000 in Chicago is noted, while oddball quips surface about sports and local misprints in Grundy county.
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Junior Coen Receives Auto For Davis Cup Placement
Kansas City teen Junior Coen, 16, is the youngest American named to the Davis Cup squad after returning from Mexico City as an alternate. He will miss five weeks of school, finish graduation, and train for the United States Davis Cup ties in China.
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Cubs Edge Cardinals In Extra Inning Twist
The Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 5 in 12 innings at Chicago as Heathcote drove in the winning run with Mike Gonzales delivering the clutch single. Pitching eras and line notes are mixed in a cluttered report from the Associated Press detailing the marathon game and key moments.
Long Jim Barnes Reflects on Age and Golf Club Choices
Retired champion Long Jim Barnes recalls learning from seasoned links experts at St Andrews and Gleneagles that arguments over club selection are futile. He recounts an incident with an octogenarian caddy and a promise to stick to his chosen clubs for specific shots.
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Paddock to Continue Track Drill in East
New York April 30 Charlie Paddock the famous sprinter who broke the world record for the 75 yard event at the Penn relays last Saturday will finish training for the American Olympic team in the East. Paddock had agreed to meet Charlie Borah in the dash of the century at the Los Angeles meet next month to raise funds for the Olympic team.
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271 Golfers Entered in British Open Meet
London April 30 Ten Americans including Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes Bill Mechhorn and Tommy Armour are entered in the British Open championship starting at Sandwich May 7. The entry list totals 271 with 37 amateurs.
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White Sox rookie extends hitting streak to twelve
Chicago April 30. A White Sox rookie increased his hitting streak to twelve games after a 123000 run in yesterday's game with St. Louis. He is hitting over .300 this season, second in the team batting race to William Kamm.
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Paddock Shines At Penn Relays Aims for Olympic Team
Charley Paddock dazzled at the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival by breaking the 173 yard world record with 17.2 seconds and pledged to seek a third Olympic berth. He will skip a USC meet to stay east for final trials in Boston in July. A wall collapse at the event barely disrupted him as he surged to win and maintain his status as a sprint marvel of his era.
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Seventeen compete in Cedar Falls trapshoot
Seventeen shooters took part yesterday in the Cedar Falls Gun Club weekly trapshoot at Cedar Falls W. 4 Sutcliffe set the best score with 93 breaks of 100 possible.
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Emanuel Entertains New York Summer Campaign Plans
New York April 30 Emanuel a Jewish heavyweight from the Pacific coast was here with his father and Gene Normile who managed Jack Dempsey’s business affairs in 1926. He will begin a summer campaign under Normile with Dempsey reportedly financially interested.
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Hawkeyes edge Badgers in 12 innings for first Big Ten win
Iowa City April 30. University of Iowa wins 5 to 4 over Wisconsin in a 12 inning conference game. Key moments include a seventh inning rally to tie at four, and Cantrell scoring the winning run on a two base hit by Blackford in the twelfth. Wisconsin led 4 2 after Crustner Deekey and Mansfield scored. Mulroney and Thelander pitched for Wisconsin as Iowa tied and won in extras.
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Prizes Awarded in City Bowling Tourney Saturday
Waterloo alleys hosted the city bowling championship with prize money distributed after the event. Winners include Barnett McFarlane in five man, F Manahl with B Manahl in doubles, A Manahl in singles, and several other prize recipients across team doubles and singles divisions.
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