Plowboys Oppose Hawks Tomorrow on Local Ground
Waterloo fans flocked to Marshall County as Plowboys collide with the Hawks in a doubleheader. Buck Freeman and Toad Lukehart lead the lineup for Marshalltown while Waterloo’s Kettenheil and Dixon pace the home team. A 3,000 crowd watched tight games with Marshaltown’s Lynch shining in the second contest and Willoughby’s close officiating affecting early play.
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Hawks Nest Captures Mystery Game At Town Field
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Pirates Rally To Take Giants In Three Of Four
New York reports the Pirates led by a fighting comeback beat the Giants in three of four with a fifth game looming. Johnny Rawlings sparked a weakened lineup at second and right, while Max Carey missed, yet Pittsburgh showed resilience to stay ahead in the pennant race.
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Rolling to Marshalltown and distant echoes of life
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Charles City Pitcher Signed by Des Moines
A Charles City pitcher named Mettune signed with Des Moines for 14 years. Details indicate California origin and team involvement. The Catlegians have won 17 of 19 games recently.
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Walker Defends Welter Title Against Sailor Freedman
Chicago area scene tonight hosts Mick ey Walker the world welterweight champion defending his title versus Sailor Freedman in a 147 pound limit bout. Officials resolved a dispute over referee selection as James Mullinow accepted to referee, clearing the way for the match.
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Iowa colleges face coming football season lineup
Des Moines Aug 24 With the college football season five weeks off interest centers on veteran players and the likely line of attack. Iowa colleges span six conferences led by the Western conference where the state university Hawkeyes play. Iowa will meet both conference and non member teams, with Grinnell and Drake expected to bolster schedules. Conferences list include Iowa college, Simpson, Upper Iowa, Penn college, Ellsworth, St Ambrose, and many others shaping a crowded campaign.
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Weekend baseball scores from multiple leagues cross city lines
Listings show results from Mississippi Valley, National, American, American Association and Western leagues with teams like Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Ottumwa, Dubuque, Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Detroit. Saturday shows Rock Island 11 Cedar Rapids blank Dubuqus 4 Moline 1.
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Labarba Wins Flyweight Title in Coast Bout
Fidel Labarba, a Los Angeles schoolboy, won the flyweight title in a Saturday night bout with Genaro in New York. Labarba said he would retire in a year to enter college and finance his education. Genaro will seek a rematch. Labarba’s manager indicated Labarba will stay on the coast for several months to fulfill engagements while Genaro looks for another chance.
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Reinbeck Beats Watering Maccabees 6-5 In Sunday Showdown
Reinbeck baseball defeated Watering Maccabees 6-5 in a Cedar River park game Sunday afternoon. Maccabees rallied with three ninth inning runs but could not erase Reinbeck's early lead. Pitchers Rickert and Ruska starred for Reinbeck while Maccabees used Moreuns, Helike, and Inesebrigsten behind the plate. Regulars sidelined weakened the Mareabers for the home tilt. Next Sunday game set for Reinbeck.
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Pirates Take National League Lead With Victory Over Giants
New York game recap shows the Pirates widening their NL lead after a 7-4 win and a 3-2 loss for the Giants in a doubleheader. Rawlings drove in the deciding run, while Boston, Chicago, and St Louis posted varied results. The Senators and Athletics battled for AL, with Washington keeping a one game edge and Philadelphia blanking Chicago. Babe Ruth hit his 14th home run as the Yankees lost to Cleveland 7-6.
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Cecil Sarff Quits As Dubuque Coach
Cecil M. Sarff resigns after three seasons as head football coach at Dubuque senior high to take the head coaching job at Chicago Weights high school in Chicago Heights Illinois. He is at Notre Dame attending Rockne's coaching school and earlier starred for Drake University from 1919 to 1922. Sarff led Dubuque to the eastern Iowa title last season as one of Iowa's four undefeated teams, with known rivalry to Waterloo West due to family ties.
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Parrott Wins County Junior Tennis Championship
Al Parrott wins the Black Hawk county junior title by defeating Don Pickley in straight sets 8-1 8-2 6-0 at Hemsworth court on Saturday. West High’s Pickley is the defending holder. Parrott advances with decisive margins. Singles and doubles events are planned with registrations at the YMCA. entry fee $1 due at the YMCA tonight.
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Catcher Helps Slumping Hitter With Inside Tip
A catcher may inform a hitter what pitch is coming to boost chances of a base hit when the team is not in a tight spot. Third basemen may also lay down a bunt to produce a cheap hit, especially late in the season for bonus targets.
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Waterlo o fans praised for support of Marshalltown games
Marshalltown Base ball association thanks several hundred Waterloo fans who attended Sun days games in Marshalltown. Clair G. Mason vice president Marshall town Club expresses appreciation and notes the aid to club finances.
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Wills Meets McKane in National Tennis Final
In New York on August 24 AP reports the women’s national championship final set for 3:15 p.m. Helen Wills of Berkeley seeks to defend her title against Kathleen McKane of England, the first foreign finalist. McKane trained atop a London building cage and through tea room duties. They have met five times in two years with Wills leading 3 to 2. Doubles final at 5 p.m. features Wills with Marr K. Browne vs Elizabeth Ryan and May Sutton Bundy on an all California card.
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Charles City to host La Crosse for Sept. 2 game
Charles City schedules a Sept. 2 basketball game with La Crosse Wisconsin’s 19 straight-win team that beat Racine and Elkhart. The series also includes a Labor Day rematch Sept. 7 at La Crosse as part of the fall festival and festival events.
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Parkersburg Defeats Ackley Club 7 to 4
Ackley Iowa Aug 24 Parkersburg baseball team defeated Ackley 7 to 4 yesterday afternoon. The visitors led early and despite valiant Ackley efforts, Parkersburg held the lead throughout. Batterymen Klee Greenfield and Creenfield contributed for Parkersburg Patterson and Cramer also featured for Ackley.
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