Waterloo Team Slump Continues as Dubuque Cuts Gap
Waterloo lost to Dubuque in a tense game as Anderson held Waterlo o to limited hits. Lacy faced Robert in a trial. Marshalltown miscues helped Dubuque pull ahead while Waterloo showed fighting but inconsistent hitting and fielding.
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Standings of the Classdss League and Associations
The record lists scattered standings from regional leagues with teams such as New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Indianapolis and others. Scores show mixed results including rain affected games and partial tallies across multiple leagues like Secianal League American Association Wastern League and Gulf region.
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Pheasants Get Good Word from Waldron Protector of Game
Tom Waldron, farmer turned game warden, listens to agriculturists in Cedar Falls area who claim pheasants pull corn. He notes birds mainly seek worms and insects, not corn, and advises farmers to shoot to scare rather than kill when birds are offending crops. He cites a cedar Falls field with corn, worms, and pheasants feeding, and predicts an official inquiry next spring to clarify points and act.
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Hawks Plan Ottumwa Trip With Day Games
The Hawks ongoing trip to Ottumwa includes a morning and an afternoon game on Friday. Umpire Rath faces threats by local attendees as witness Mike Sexton testifies to his conduct. Grinkt leads Mason pitching in a win over Albert Lea with five hits allowed and eight strikeouts.
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Iowa University Golf Coach to play in Sunday open event
Iowa open championship at Sunnyside and Yawkee institutes invites Tinie versity of Town coach Keith Kennett to compete. The field includes notable players from Elmwood and Marshalltown with strong state tourney interest and officials planning early morning starts.
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Fourteen Iowa golfers vie for state title at Sunny Side
Golfers from across Iowa travel to Waterloo to compete in the annual state tourney at Sunny Side Country Club. Sixty four in the championship flight seek the title with Keith Williamson defending, while past champions like Bartlett Sheehan and Knepper are noted as threats.
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Dubuque Edge Moline in First Clash of League Night
Dubuque extended its winning run by defeating Moline in a tight game. Key players for Dubuque included Meredith Armstrong and Govney while Brannigan and Lee contributed for Moline amid the scoring flurry.
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Rock Island Bats Stun Cedar Rapids Hurler Perkins Shines
Rock Island defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 2 as Perkins tossed five strong innings, holding the invaders to two hits and one run. Johnson endured the mound loss for Cedar Rapids, with the box score listing defensive stars and key hits from Burns and Barrett for Rock Island.
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Raymond Nine Defeats Hazleton Club 8 to 7
Raymond Iowa sidelined Hazleton with an 8 to 7 victory in a close Sunday game. The Raymond ball team forged a late lead as Hazleton fans grew hostile, and the final frame decided the contest.
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Burlington Snares Opener with Cards
Burlington won opener 5 to 2 over the Cardinals yesterday. Ferris pitched well, aided by timely hitting in the fifth inning that produced most of the damage. Box score details incomplete due to damaged text.
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Chris Kueh Stars In Sunlit Slugging Spree At Danville
In a vivid account the player Chris Kueh shows power at the plate during spring drills with Danville Threes. He pounds homeruns and racks up extra bases while weathering a recent slump. The piece notes his Illinois connection and study under Otto Vogel as part of a broader season narrative.
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Golf teaching notes from Chester Horton column by Mayer
Inside Golf recounts tips from golf champion Chick Evans on swing mechanics. It details the left arm staying close, weight shift, arm pivot, and wrist positioning through the backswing to improve control. Copyright: John F. Dike Co.
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Youth of 19 Pitches Two No Hit Contests
Paul Ufema, 19, Ellsworth, spun two no hit contests for Bentleyville against Monessen and California clubs in Washington Iowa. A 2022 debut against California independent players brought him early fame. Ufema attends Ellisworth High and plays basketball and football.
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Shopmen defeat Tigers 9 to 1 in city game
City Inagne hosted Waterloo Tigers at Cedar River Park last night and won 9 to 1. Pagel pitched well for the Tigers, allowing five hits, but four errors led to unearned runs. Hoffman and Minors Central combined for a strong pitching showing for the Shopmen.
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Boxing cards spark holiday boxing week in Waterloo and beyond
A busy schedule spans Iowa and nearby states with six round headliners Harold Jenkins versus Blondy Gies and Joe Kral clashing with Blue. Promoters tout July Fourth bouts from Waterloo to Moline and New York with fighter rosters including Gannon Timothy Starrs and a slate of national interest bouts across multiple venues.
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Error by judge costs Walter Johnson game
A chaotic baseball summary notes a judge’s error costing Walter Johnson a game as the Giants beat the Robins 7 to 5. The article details multiple early-season results, including the Yankees 10 to 4 win followed by an Athletics sweep, and notes standings shifts in the league race.
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Hummel Ties for Lead in Dubuque Trapshoot
In Dubuque on Sunday the trapshoot event drew top scores from Gooi and King of Winona with 142 of 150. Charles Hurmmet of La Porte City and others competed for high honors as Bill Gurniss posted 139 and Adolph Kochendorfer 136.
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