Bradford leads Dubuque to 7-3 win over Dubuquets
Claude Bradford pitched a strong game for Dubuque, holding Waterloo to seven hits as the Hawks offense supported him with 14 hits. Dixon and Prevost led the attack with three-for-four outings, while Bradford added a triple and an RBI. Waterloo scored first but Dubuque answered with a three-run second inning and pulled away, ending the series opener with a 7-3 victory.
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Iowa State Teachers College 1928 Football Schedule
Ceder Falls August 18 1928 Iowa State Teachers College announces a six conference game and three non conference fixtures. Conference foes include Iowa Wesleyan Penn Upper Iowa Parsons Luther and Des Moines University. Non conference opponents listed are Coe Northern Illinois Teachers College and Grinnell College. Games staged at Teachers College with dates in October November and late November.
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Yost To Return as Michigan Grid Coach This Season
Detroit reports Walter Camp era legend Amos Alonzo Stagg style Yost will again head Michigan’s football program this season. No official announcement made yet but Detroit News states it is understood in the Michigan Athletic Association that the veteran coach will be in active control of Michigan's football fortunes once more.
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Detroit News
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Boxing Results From Last Night
Bre, Pa Maxle Straub Eric defeated Jack Daly in Toledo. Billy Petrotte beat Jack Kane in Duluth. Seymour Zai knocked out Quintin Romero Rojas in Ghie. Tommy Hughes beat Alfredo Tinperial in Phyinpinos.
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Minne
Billy Petrotte
Jack Kane
Ghicago
Seymknzai
Quintin Romero Rojas
Ghie
San Diego
Cal
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Geveland
Alfredo Tinperial
Phyinpinos
Evening Headlines and Weather Lore From Far and Wide
The item riffs on sensational headlines about California quakes and Florida hurricane damage, contrasts with wisconsin farmers praising Coolidge, and notes quirky trivia about gladioli, a crossword, and a giant pie. It closes with a quip about political candidates and a cryptic remark from S.J. MM.
Waterloo Hawks end season near third in averages
Standing of the clubs shows Waterloo finishing no higher than third in team hitting and fielding with an overall batting figure of 284 and a fielding mark of 957. Hitting leaders include Tibbe Serre at .338 and Spot Grant at .334, followed by Breinecke .320 and Jim Grant .310. Pitching leaders include Dick Grant four wins no defeats and Jim Grant 19 victories with two defeats. Moore Ottumwa leads home runs with 19, Kaenecke Moline 18, Puccinelli Dubuque 16, and Swanson Rock Island with 58 stolen bases before moving to the White Sox.
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Locking SONS OF ITALY in Boxing Era
The article traces Italian American dominance in boxing across four weight divisions, naming Busby Graham Angela Geraci as bantamweight champion, Tony Canzoneri who moved up from featherweight after beating Benny Bass, Joe Dundee who captured welterweight from Pete Lata in 1927, and Sammy Mantle the lightweights. It notes predecessors in the sport from Irish American stars and cites Mantle silencing critics after defeating Jimmy McLarnin this year.
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Angelo Geraci
Busby i
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Benny Bass
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Bass
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Samuel Lazzaro
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Sammy Mantle
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Jimmy McLarnin
Sixteen Cars to Altoona Classic This Afternoon
Sixteen speed machines tuned for the 200 mile national speedway classic at Altoona Pennsylvania this afternoon. Leon Duray led qualifiers at 138 mph from the pole with Ray Meech of Philadelphia favored to place, weather prospects fair.
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PinSixteen
Leon Duray
Ray Meech
Golf Champions Play It Or Not
A historical golf note discusses wrist pronation in the downswing. It warns against forcing pronation as a conscious effort, noting that proper swing, grip, and pivot develop naturally to guide the club. The term pronation may mislead average players, who should focus on core fundamentals instead.
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Laurie Ayton
Estion
Waterloo Athletes Win Iowa Letters Since 1880s
The state institute report shows Waterloo athletes have earned 19 Iowa letters since the 1880s, placing Waterloo fifth in Iowa. Iowa City leads with many letters, followed by Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Davenport. The program has granted 942 major and minor letters to Iowa athletes since adoption.
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Homer Sherian Beats Joe Gans In Cedar Falls Show
Sioux City’s Homer Sheridan outboxed Joe Gans at the Cedar Valley fair, winning six of eight rounds as the main attraction of a fast paced bill. The card also featured Bat Nelson versus Steve Koran, Lou Gordon’s win over Thompson, John McGraw versus Kid Villa, and a technical knockout by Battling Burke over Donath with Alex Fidler refereeing.
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American Golfer in Finals in Canadian Amateur Meet
In Montreal on August 18 1947 American golfer W K Lanman of Columbus and Yale faces Canadian star C Ross Somerville of London in the final 3d hole match for the title marking a rare cross border championship climax and a historic finish to the event.
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Brown Eyed Hitters Favored By Giants Commentator
By Al DeMarree arguing over eye color in hitters, he favors brown eyed players as superior. He cites Babe Ruth and Barry Ladies among famous sluggers, noting George Stillings’s preference for brunet players and how Stalling favored brown eyed athletes, with limited brown eyed hitters on his 1914 world championship team.
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East West Tennis Matches at Forest Hills Revised Schedule
Forest Hills August 18 Eastern Lawn Tennis association officers compressed two days of play into one afternoon and evening after unsettled reports about a plot involving Big Bill Tilden. Fritz Mercur is removed from singles but will face Maureen Wills in an exhibition match with Morien Wills, a top champion, in the afternoon program.
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Campbell loses race car as it burns at Belfast
Belfast. Aug 18. Capt Malcolm Campbell’s racing car, holder of the world speed record, was destroyed by fire during the Royal Automobile Club Tourist Trophy race. Campbell and other crew members were uninjured. The British driver’s French Bugatti caught fire at the end of the second lap of the 410 mile event, the car driving into the stands as 300000 spectators watched.
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Mallory to retire from tennis after brilliant career
New York, Aug. 1840. The end of a brilliant sports career looms as Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, eight times women's national tennis champion, signals losing interest in the sport. Mrs. Mallory, never below third nationally in 13 years as a star, is gradually withdrawing from the game, per her husband Franklin J. Mallory, a New York broker, who notes her absence from early season U.S. tournaments.
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