Hawks Defeat Cedar Rapids In Slow First Of Series
Waterloo Hawks blanked Cedar Rapids 6 to 1 as Willoughby pitched well through six innings. Arthur Jacobs was hit hard in relief, while Lindeman and Groft delivered key hits for the Hawks and Perdiriz tripled for two runs.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Hawks
Hawks
Willoughby
Claude
iJacobs
Arthur Jacobs
Lindeman
Jacobs
Mouse Kelly
Grean
Mullen
O’shea
Swenson
Kelly
Swanson
Roberts
O'Shea
Kissler
McEwan
Perdiriz
Groft
Blay
Dode
Louis Kresensky to Leave Waterloo for Mankato
Former East High principal Louis Kresensky and his wife will move to Mankato where he will assume the principalship of a junior high. He has dropped athletics and will pursue further studies at Minnesota University this summer.
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Louis Kresensky
East High
Waterloo
Kresensky
Mankato
Iowa
Minnesota University
East Hich
Ottumwa Edges Dubuque in Dramatic Twin Bill Split
In Dubuque Ottumwa toppled the home nine 10 to 9 in twelve innings after a late double by Younger Moore sparked the walkoff. The second game went to Ottumwa easily as Dubuque pitching struggled all day, with Ottumwa piling up runs in the later innings. Timers: Severed and Harmon officiated the doubleheader.
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Ae Rooney
Ford
Joy
Tobey Haath
Na Tan
Dudugque
Abrhtia
Hiyde
F Mann
Aee
Ae Armstrong
Oo Delanes
Aod Jackson
Young
Moora
Oster
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DfeGinnicy
T Delaney
Mattick
Delane
Dill
Meeiiny
Delaney
Didler
Armstrong
Jackson
Moore
Land Harmon
West High Gridiron Preseason Kickoff Under Coach Sarff
West High opens preseason with 100 plus candidates reporting for workouts next Monday under Ralph Sarff. Fundamentals lead to Sept 29 home game versus Osage as three letter men Dar Dwight Galloway John Miller and John Sindlinger anchor the line and backfield.
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Ralph Sarff
Neat High
West Eleven
Sarff
West
Osage
West High
Qld Rose
Black Grid
Dwight Galloway
John Miller
John Sindlinger
Galloway
Johnny Miller
Sindlingér
Altha
Gackin
Drom
Ericmen
Potter
Burton
Jeomis
McGowan
Hurlburt
Risley
Hay
Bow
Hawks Fall To Ansons Ending 12 Game Defeat Streak
Marshalltown notes jubilation as the Ansons defeated the Hawks in the Sunday game, ending a 12 game slide. Digier of Ottumwa is hailed as the league’s top power hitter. Weeden's gang shows recent strong form while fan chatter targets Cedar Rapids catcher Roberts. Attendance nears 2,900 as Green the umpire is praised for officiating.
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Ansons
Hawks
Digier
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Weeden
Waterloo
Dubuque
Roberts
Cedar Rapids
DeWeese
Harmon Waa
Severeid
Pedersen
Johnson
Green
Breher Company
Horsley Sets Labor Day Fight Prep at Coliseum
Jack Horsley, manager of Ralph Alexander and Labor Day promoter, arranges preliminaries for the Coliseum program. Kid Ray and Bobby White of Waterloo meet in a six round opener. Harold Jenkins slates as a semi final. Alexander and Fritz Knipp train for a 10 round bout with Knipp favored by some.
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Jack Horsley
Ralph Alexander
Nace
Coliseum
Kid Ray
Bobby White
Waterloo
Harold Jenkins
Horstay
Kansas City
Ray
White
Alexander
Fritz Knipp
Knipp
Izaak Walton's Cottage to Be Kept in England
London August 14 The committee formed to stop sale of Izaak Walton's cottage has purchased the property from Staford trustees under the compleat angler will. Restoration has begun to make it a resort for followers of the angler.
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Izaak Walton
England
London
United States
al Stafard
Angie
Waterloo Women Dominate State Golf Meet Qualifiers
Five Waterloo entrants qualified for the state women’s golf meet at Des Moines Country Club with high scores. Low medal honors went to Mrs A C Clapp and Miss Ruth Harwood. Qualified Waterloo players include Mrs Lk Bryant, Mrs J J Lynch, Mrs C F Simpson, Mrs Frank Fish, and Mrs Agch W McFarlane. Lynch and Simpson will represent Waterloo in the championship rounds. Association re elected officers with Mrs W Bryant as president and Cedar Rapids named for the 1924 tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country Club in late August.
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Waterloo
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
A. C., Clapp
Harlan
Ruth Harwood
Des Moines
Lk. W. Bryant
J. J. Lynch
C. F. Simpson
Frank Fish
Agch W. McFarlane
Lynch
Simpson
W. Bryant
Wesley Bard
Hyperion
Cedar Rapids
Westfield Nine BasebalI Outscored Waverly Tigers 18–8
Westfield Athletic Club defeated Waverly Tigers 18 to 8 on Sunday. Waverly led early with seven runs in two innings before Westfield rallied with a batting spree. Westfield plays at Ovan Sex Sunday and at Oelwein Labor Day.
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Westfield
Westfield Athletic Club
Waverly Tigers
Waverly
Westfield Nine
Ovan
Oelwein Laboray
Pirates End Robins Streak In Brooklyn Victory
Lee Meadows won for Pittsburgh in Brooklyn as the Pirates defeated the Robins 5 to 2 at Ebbetts field. Brooklyn failed to score through six innings and only Tommy Griffith reached base for the Dodgers in that span.
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Laws of Golf Q and A from 1823 correspondence
A reader asks about lifting ball from under hazard steps and playing from repaired ground. Answers cover lifting rules for immovable steps, three ball play order, and ground under repair with penalties and drops.
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Tals Brown
Spietzger
Towa Falls Puts Up $500 for Prizes in Baseball Tourney
Purses totaling over 500 dollars will be offered for a baseball tournament in Iowa Falls on August 19 and 20. Four semipro teams Wellsburg Buckeye Dows and Town Falls compete after last week’s Dows event. Two games daily with first day pairings drawn by lot and day two pitting winners against losers. A separate Nebraska village raffle awarded a young woman free hair cuts for a year and a pint of home brew per visit.
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Iowa Falls
Wellsburg
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Tyrus Cobb Through As Major Baseball Star Declines
In 1922 age finally catches Ty Cobb as a major league star, with his legs failing and speed gone. Detroit writers say Cobb’s fielding has suffered, though his bat still shows flashes of past brilliance. His name remains a landmark in baseball lore despite the decline.
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Davis I. Walsh
International Newa
New York
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Cobb
Tigers
Detroit
A Tip for the Round by Jim Barnes on Putting Troubles
Jim Barnes explains how even top golfers lose touch when putting and miss short. He recommends remedies such as adjusting grip, changing stance, relaxing grip tension, trying a different club, and staying still before the stroke. Tomorrow Harry Vardon writes on swinging with a Wiblick in a bunker.
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Jim Barnes
Snell
Harry Vardon
Safe or Out Confusion at Baseball Game
Q first baseman runner on third balks after foul call. Umpire rules runner out after attempting return to first. A misplay by catcher leads to center fielder batting in wrong spot, then center fielder hits two bagger and game ends. Questioned by Jets staff, umpire responses deemed incorrect.
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Jets
Flelder
Baseball rules query on ball hitting bar during at bat
A reader asks if a batter is out when a ball is tipped then hits the bar. The answer notes the batter is safe if the ball struck the bar after being in the batter's box and the batter remained in the box the whole time.
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Ewing
Parsons College Grid Outlook Promising for 1930 Season
Fairfield Aug 14 Prospects for Parsons College football look bright with 16 lettermen returning and many new players to compensate for graduations Early practice slated Sept 4 and the opener set Oct 6 at Grinnell Captain Burton North leads the veterans at right tackle and punter averaging 60 yards Schedule includes Grinnell Oct 6 Cedar Rapids Oct 18 Carthage Oct 20 Simpson Oct 28 Penn College Nov 4 Western Illinois Teachers Nov 11 Wesleyan at Fairfield Nov 28 and more The medical practice note adds Dr Thomson and local services at 897 Black's Building.
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Gossick
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J. Johnson
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Hicks
Jordan
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Simpson
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Town
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