Waterloo Hawks take two in split with Moline in 1924 twin bill
Waterloo divides a two game set with Moline, winning 6 4 in the opener and losing 3 1 in the nightcap. Rooster Kettenbell twirled for Waterloo with standout fielding by Charlie Mullen and clutch hits from Grant Clarke and Willoughby as Shollenberger and Swanson contributed in the field. Umpire Bob Harmon drew sharp comment from Moline officials after a two hour forty minute affair at the Dubuque grandstand configuration.
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Armstrongtown
Enaw
Dubuque Grandstand
Waterloo
Rooster Kettenbeil
Hawks
Ovid MacCracken
Shollenberger
McCracken
Arthur Vetter
Charlie Mullen
Babe Govney
Stuart Clarke
Schol Jentberger
Swanson
Pam
Bob Harmon
Pat Patten
Harmon
Ketten- Bell
Grant
Kuebl
Clarke
Willoughby
Mullen
Dixon
Johnny O'Shea
Toung
Kettenball
Rooster
Harmony
Garner
Claude
Kettenbell
Charlie
Acros
Young
United States Faces Tough Three-Week Sports Challenge
The United States must defend polo tennis golf and boxing honors in a three week period from late August to early September. England France and Australia send foreign contenders in boxing horse racing lawn tennis golf and polo with three historic trophies at stake. The Walker Cup and other titles lead to international matchups including the challenge round in early September.
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Associated Press
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United States
America
Teaiv
England
France
Australia
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Baseball score recaps from American and National Leagues
Summary of multiple league results with St. Louis and New York wins, Cleveland and Chicago results, and various listed games. Includes stolen bases names Keaver O Shea Groft Shollenterger Kueh and innings notes with pitchers McCracken Vetter and Makeever.
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Alynarican Association
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Altars
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Jeff
Kao
Milne
Balks
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Vetter
M Cracken
Harmon
Weel
Cedar Falls prepares for new football season under Tutor coaches
Cedar Falls reports a major turnover as many last year’s veterans depart for the coming season. Newcomers and a core of returning players fill key spots with Posegate Kaltenbach Captain Galloway Freshwater and Brams leading last season’s ring winners. Backfield depth builds with Bemer Lee Harshbarger Mason Ries Tollefson and Bates joining newcomers from local high schools.
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Kaltenbach
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Mano Brams
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Addy
Holman
Hamilton Walks 11 But Defeats Bees 4-1 in Good Game
Hamilton allowed 11 bases on balls but received run support as Rock Island took the opener 4 1. Reyes hit a homer in the eighth and House pitched well until late. Burtington and Ferris contributed for the Bees in a rough offensive showing.
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Turington
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Reyes
Aj Serre
Dersex
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Hpoaek Rintth
Gomes
Myrrkoit
Aletho
Hager
Ferris
Elfen
Jos Fiurlington
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Wouse
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Hinuss
Empires
Time
Hawks Nest Carpenters Repair Cedar Rapids Park Notes
Cedar Rapids workers repair the park as the Bun nies finalize their schedule. Arranged, Moline and Rock Island will play a five game series after the season ends September 1, alternating in each city. Replays set for August 24 at Moline and later at Marshalltown, with protest decisions affecting two July games. Buddie Sobh led Bunnies with a .3458 average over seven games while the team bats .144. Fort Dodge Independents may back the St Louis Camps in early October on barnstorming trip. plans to meet Waterloo Hawks next month.
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Fred Schulz
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Claude Willouchby
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Wooc
Armstrong
Lee Oster
Hiurler
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Cedar Rapida Gazette
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Sobh
Bunnies
Fort Dodge Independents
St. Louis
Hornsby Et al
Fort Dodge
Waterloo, Hawks
Bowers Beats Jemison in Three Round Tilt
A telegram from Ed Cole, Floyd Bowers manager, reports Bowers stopped Ted Jemison of St. Joseph in three rounds last night at Griswold, Ta. This confirms Bowers victory over a Missouri opponent in a short bout.
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Conrad
Middlewight
Bowers
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St. Joseph
Griswold
Sunnyside Women Win High Honors at Delwe in Meet
Sunnyside Country Club women earned top honors at the Delwein invitation in Oelwein. H B Chandler led gross with 59 59, M L S Bryant was second, Mrs Charles Felsing won second in the second flight, and Mrs F C Fish took second low net in the first flight. Other attendees included Mrs H W Staworth, Mrs George Quest, Mrs A M Donnan, Mrs G C N Shane, Mrs M H Cook, and Mrs A W McFarlane.
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Dekewein
H. B. Chandler
Far Inn
Bryant
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F. C. Fish
Oelwein
H.W. Staworth
George Quest
A. M. Donnan
GC. N. Shane
M. H. Cook
AW. McFarlane
Lefty Rooster Kettenbeil Joins Waterloo Hawks Pitching
Rooster Kettenbeil, a Milwaukee southpaw with control, joins Cletus Dixon’s Waterloo Hawks after a stint with the Sioux City Cardinals, bringing a star battery with catcher McDermaid. The move strengthens the Hawks and Hoffers fans praise his quiet, manly style and future in Waterloo.
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Cletus Dixon
Rooster Kettenbell
Milwaukee
Sioux City Cardinals
Dixon
George Segrist
Sioux City
Kettenbeil
McDermaid
Rooster
Waterloo
Mason City Prep Grid Drill Opens Week
Mason City high school begins its 1924 grid season with light workouts starting Monday. The first candidate meeting follows the return of W. E. Doc Kline, athletic director, who arrived after summer vacation. Kline spent weeks with Moray L. Eby, Coe College's noted football strategist.
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Mason City High School
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Kline
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Coe College
Germany Readmitted to 1928 Olympic Games
Paris August 22 Germany will be admitted as a competitor in the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam. The international Olympic committee has accepted two German members and voted to lift the ban that kept Germany out of Antwerp and Paris. Austria and Hungary were admitted to Paris this year.
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Cards Score Clean Sweep Over Hares in Heat
Ottumwa Iowa August 22 Cedar Rapids was beaten in the third straight game 10 to 7. Extreme heat forced Wes Hardins and Ted Kail out of the game. Perkins homered and Fordwed added a wallop in the sixth as Cedar Rapids battled Ottumwa for a high scoring affair with multiple extras and errors.
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That Man Art Stitz Says A Quality Five Cent Cigar
That Man Art Stitz proclaims a five cent Stitz Special cigar delivers superior smoke enjoyment for the money. He urges buyers to try one at both stores and judge for themselves, promising quality from tip to firing end.
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Final County Net Tournament Match Set For Sunnyside
The Y M C A county tennis final will be held at Sunnyside Country club next Thursday afternoon August 28. Titleholder R. Hutcheson faces runner-up Dr Hemsworth in a best three out of five sets match. Weather earlier postponed the previous Monday’s play and Hemsworth is away on a weeklong vacation through Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Sunnyside Country Club
RO. Hutchison
Iowa Track Star Returns From Switzerland Tour
Chan Coulter Hawkeye track star has returned to America after a Switzerland tour and trains at New York Athletic Club in Gotham. He will compete at the Allen Town meet and resume training for the National AAU Championships in Newark September 6 7 and 9, running for Iowa. Eric Wilson arrives in Town City after an auto trip with Hawkeyes Brookins and Phelps undecided on national meet but plan to train immediately.
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Chan Coulter
Hawkeye
America
Switzerland
New York
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Forward glide in golf swing explained by Horton
Chester G. Horton outlines a forward glide in the golf swing, noting the body and arms move ahead of the clubhead while the hands accelerate to catch up. He cautions against rotating hips, urges weight balance on the left leg, and describes how the clubhead drags through impact.
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Ten letter men return at Morningside College
Sioux City Iowa reports that 10 letter men remain from the 1923 championship outfit as coaches Saunderson and Wenig prepare for 1924 drills starting September 16. The squad includes at least six backfield performers and 10 linemen with varsity experience, plus additional hopefuls who may emerge.
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Sioux City
J. M. Saunderson
Obe Wenig
Morningside College
Roaches
Sunnyside’s Gole Course Measured at 6241 Yards
Sunnyster Country club officials Bill Bathle and Burr G. h iehty completed a full center-to-cup measurement of Sunnyside’s 18 holes. The revised yardage totals show 6241 yards, down from 6352, with the fourteenth hole at 532 yards as the longest and the thirteenth pond hole at 120 yards. New ground rules and updated score cards will be issued for players next week.
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Bill Bathle
Burr G. Hiehty
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