Billy Prince to Pitch Second Hawks Game in Cedar Rapids
Billy Prince drew the mound assignment for the Hawks in the second game of the Cedar Rapids series. The Hawks beat Waterloo 8 to 4 yesterday as Jim Grant and brother Duncan Grant featured in the visitors’ lineup. Niggeling pitched well for Waterloo, allowing 7 hits, while Benda and Serre led the Hawks with three hits apiece including Benda's triple. Waterloo closes its season in Cedar Rapids tomorrow before proceeding to Davenport on a 15 day road trip.
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Fights Last Night Highlight Boxers and Picks
The report lists Beaton, Masa-Jim Moloney from Boston, Riccardo Bertazzolo of Italy, Indiana names and Al Friedman of Boston. It notes chocolate was used and cultivated in Mexico and South America in prehistoric times.
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Upset reshapes light heavyweight scene at Tuffe's Place
Mickey Walker has upset Leo Lomski altering the heavyweight landscape. Tomy Loughran plans a retirement to chase the title as Walker Braddock Griffith vie for a vacated crown. Braddock, once underdog, beat Griffith to boost his bid, while Griffith seeks redemption after a Braddock loss. The hot three Walker Braddock Griffith loom for the crown as winter nears.
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Bruins Capture Nightcap After Opening Loss
New York box score notes the Giants and Cubs splitting a doubleheader. Freddy Fitzsimmons pitched the first game for New York in a 2-1 win over Guy Bush. In the nightcap Hal Carlson hurled for Chicago as Hornsby and Wilson produced the lone fourth inning run for the Cubs.
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Elite golfers chase rich title at Western Open
Milwaukee August 21 The Western Open brings 300 top golfers to Ozaukee Country Club seeking the crown held by Abe Espinosa. The field, stretched to four days, features a dozen contenders for the title. Experts predict about 285 or better will win, on a 6400 yard course with hard fairways and fast greens.
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Yankees Beat White Sox 5 4 In Zachary Victory
The Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 5 to 4 in Chicago. Tom Zachary earned win number eight, leaving after seven with Wiley Moore finishing. Redd Faber day honored before about 18 000 cheering fans with a pot of roughly 2700 dollars.
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University of Colorado appoints athletics director in Iowa alumnus
An announcement from Towa City, Aug. 21 says EB R Handy, former University of Iowa track athlete and current Pasablo High School coach, is named director of athletics at University High School. The appointment starts next month. Marshall Watson, four year coaching course graduate, is named coach at Knoxville High School. The former Hawkeye athlete coached two years at Colfax after graduating in 1927.
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Browns Trip Up Athletics 2-1 in Fast Affair
In St Louis on Aug 21 Ralph Kress hit a sixth inning homer with a man on to lift the Browns past the Athletics 2-1. Harnsonaw pitched eight for Philadelphia before being replaced for a pinch hitter and Quinn finished. Game lasted 1 hour 18 minutes with umpires Gowan Nallin Dineen.
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Bragdon Wins Fort Dodge Golf Tourney Honors
Kenneth Bragdon Waterloo city councilman and visitor to Fort Dodge won top honors in a golf tournament held during the Iowa League of Municipalities annual meeting. He received a handsome trophy donated by the Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce.
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Waterloo sells Vick Niggeling to Detroit farm
Sam Frank secretary of the Waterloo Baseball association received a Toronto International league check for the sale of pitchers Sig Vick and John Niggeling. The deal, arranged by league officials, is to deliver Sept. 8 at season’s end. Manager Cletus Dixon expressed surprise at the public announcement.
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