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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1928

Page

12

Hawks open three game stand at Rock Island

Hawk Club opens a three game stand at Rock Island Thursday as Cletus Dixon's Hawks battle Lee Bartlett and the Cedar Rapids Bunnies. Waterloo defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally, with Fred Rowe pitching for the visitors before tiring late.

Hawk Club Rock Island Cedar Rapids Cletus Dixon Hawks Lee Bartlett Waterloo Bunnies Fred Rowe Rowe Dixon Bartlett Marshalltown

Little Old Home Town and Baseball Notes

A compact clippings-style item notes Waterloo’s seven runs before Cedar Rapids countered with three. details describe four opening runs on hits and errors, Cedar Rapids’ three in the fifth, and late ninth-inning drama. Leading Waterloo hitters are listed as Dixon Serre Prevost Kernan. A separate column jokes about golf and Benny Byrd, with a correction on Love’s proverb.

Nong Waterloo Ritled Schwartz Hawk Dixon Pieper Prevost Lemon Cedar Rapids O'Grady Hasbrook White Burris Drager Schwartz Bartlett Serre Kernan Jed Wattrloo Poae Frost Sede Grant grLind Brerost Ozidda Kernah Yuncer Sf Bilandy Schwartz P . Ooa2emon Pleper Grady Hasbrock Kernan Seo‘rifire Milles Seree Frost Burrist Gauble While Rowe

Tommy Loughran to Open Campaign for Heavyweight Title

Tommy Loughran world light heavyweight champion will begin his campaign for the heavyweight title, recently relinquished by Gene Tunney, with a one round bout against Jack Gross of Salem on October 4 at a National League baseball park. Articles have been signed.

Philadelphia Tommy Loughran Gene Tunney Jack Gross Salem National Teague

Walker Cup echoes from golf history told by Ouimet

The piece recalls Francis Ouimet’s 1923 Walker Cup memories and match details against Cyril Tolley and R De Montmorency, including a dramatic 15th hole story and a late birdie finish, alongside a baseball box score and game notes.

Peterson Captures Feature at Bremer County Fair

Peterson, driving a Frontenac, won the seven-lap feature at the Bremer county fair automobile events in Waverly Iowa. Ed Daily of Tampa was second in the B.S. Special, Em ery Collins of Regina took a sweepstakes first, Arch Powell in a Fiat finished second in the sweepstakes, and Powell also won the consolation race with Challender placing second. The purse totaled 240 dollars.

Courier Special Service Waverly Swan Peterson Galesburg Frontenac Bremer County Fair Ed Daily Tampa Fla B. S Emery Collins Regina Sask Arajo Collins Dally Aveleps Arch Powell Fiat Powell Art Challender Jack Johnson Kansas City Peugest

Yankees Still Hold Options on Lary and Reese

New York August 29 Fr Ed Barrow business manager of the Yankees denied reports they dropped the options on Lyn Lary and Jimmy Reese, the Oakland second base pair. He said there is nothing to the report, Lary and Reese belong to us and will report next spring. We have paid full purchase price for the players and they are our property. We could not drop the deal if we wanted to.

New York Ed Barrow New York Yankees Lyn Lary Jimmy Reese Oakland Lary Reese

Fights Last Night Highlight Brisk Boxing Card

Boston reports a roundup of last night’s boxing results. Tony Canzoneri knocked out Bobby Garcia in Baltimore. Bruce Flowers defeated Britton on points in New Rochelle while Harry Dudley and Sailor Eddie Kelly were stopped in separate bouts. Tim Charles and Teddy Gorton posted wins in other matchups.

Boston Mass I Hontybor Finner Bruce Flowers New Rochelle New Chindeimiy Tim Charles Taanseat Pie “Gob Teddy Gortin Line Coin Neb Eddie Kelly Gam Franchica Los Angeles Cal Sankiage Worrilin Sou Tag Treiau Joey Sanger Milwauke

A. A. May Adopt Orange-Colored Ball Next Year

Milwaukee Wis Aug 29 The American association may adopt a yellow horsehide baseball for better visibility and fielding tests. A trial in a doubleheader showed the white ball in game one and the yellow ball in game two with Louisville and Milwaukee splitting results. Fielders favored the yellow ball while batsmen did not benefit.

Milwaukee Wis American Association Louisville

Soil doctors needed to care for courses

East Lansing Aug 29 44 American golf courses need soil doctors and should look to agricultural colleges for such specialists says Dr M M McCool head of the soils division at Michigan State College He urges incorporation of golf course soil treatment in extension programs as a progressive step to better links noting waste in initial layouts and maintenance losses due to poor soil knowledge.

East Lansing Mich M. M. McCool Michigan State,college Michigan Soils

Doubles Meet Quarter Final Matches Today

Chestnut Hill Massachusetts August 29. George Lott Jr. from Chicago and John Hennessey from Indianapolis seeded No 1 in the American team meet Australia’s Harry Hopman and Jack Crawford in the national doubles championship quarter finals at Longwood. Other matches include Williams and Watson versus Cochet and Brugnon and Vanlyn with Allison facing Cummings Moon. Helen Wills will pair with Hawkes in mixed doubles as Cummings Moon upset Borotra and De Buzelet.

Chestnut Hill Mass U.P George Lott, Jr Chicago John Hennessey Indianapolis Harry Hopman Jack Crawford Australia Longwood Cricket Club R. Norris Williams Philadelphia Watson Washburn New York Henri Cochet Jacques Brugnen France John Vanlyn Orange N. J Wilmer Allison Fort Worth Tex R. O. Cummings E. F. Moon Gerald T. Patterson Jack Hawkes Arnold Jones Arthur Ingraham Providence Helen Wills J. B. Hawkes Cummings Moon Jean Borotra Rene de Buzelet de Buzelet Borotra Austin and Gregory Cochet Brugnon

Heeney Exhibition Draws Honolulu Crowds

New Zealand heavyweight contender Thomas Heeney, visiting Honolulu with his American wife, staged exhibition bouts before hundreds of admirers. Heeney faced two opponents, Navy champion Joe Burman and former service champion Bill Rayzor, in matches allowed on the condition of no fighting.

Honolulu T. H Thomas Heeney New Zealand Heeney Down Under Joe Burman Navy Bill Rayzor

Bobby Jones Starts Walker Cup Prep With 67 At Firestone

Chicago, Aug 29. Bobby Jones, the golfing lawyer from Atlanta, fired a 67 at Firesmear links in memory of Warren K. Wood, shattering the course record. He followed 37-30-57 through 9 holes, and 12th hole setback was his only blemish as he closed with two fours. Jones leads the American Walker Cup squad in practice ahead of the Chicago club matches.

Chicago Deep Woods Bobby Chicago Golf Club

Newsboy Brown to Fight Johnny Hill in London Tonight

London August 29 The punch ing power and boxing skill of News boy Brown of New York impressed British fans as he prepared to face Johnny Hill at Clapton stadium tonight for the European flyweight title. Brown's display drew comparisons to Pete Herman who defeated Jimmy Wilde at Albert Hall years ago.

London Newsboy Brown New York Johnny Hill Clapton Stadium Brown Pete Herman Jimmy Wilde Albert Hall

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