Waterloo Opens 15-Day Stand on Home Diamond Monday
Waterloo Hawks beat Burlington Bees 4 to 1 at Ottumwa as part of a road swing ending with a 15-day home stretch. Bradford and Stemig led the Hawks while Reichle, Janda and Ellis provided Bees highlights in a game where Waterloo built a big third inning and held off Burlington’s late threat. Team records and upcoming matchups against Rock Island Cedar Rapids Dubuque Moline Marshalltown frame the Hawks’ schedule this homestand.
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Steger to Coach Second Grid Team at Northwestern
Evanston Ill July 28 Herb Steger a Northwestern football assistant for three years will lead the second team. The reserves open Oct 8 at Loyola in a doubleheader with the varsity. Next foes include Notre Dame Kentucky Illinois Dyche Carroll Indiana with Nov 17 final at home.
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Heeney Fractured Thumb in Early Training
Bernard Mortimer, manager for Tom Heeney, said Heeney fractured a bone at the base of his right thumb during early training in Fair Haven New Jersey. Mortimer noted the injury was kept quiet to avoid derailing fight plans and that Heeney continued sparring and training.
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Jest at Moment Teases Gene Tunney and Public Eye
Column snippet recalls Gene Tunney snubbing crowds while fans and rivals react. Mentions Tex Rickard, public pressure, and rounds of implied boxing chatter. Includes jumbled notes on a Michigan telegraph key swap and a new Bull Moose party sketch with bank criticism.
Hawks Hold Steady in Valley League Standings
The Hawks show steady form in Mississippi Valley league action with strong hitting and defense. Tibbe Serre leads Hawks hitters at .339 while Jim Grant improves to 16 wins and 3 losses on the mound. Weiland tops strikeouts with 120. Swanson has 48 steals. Dubuque and Rock Island trade double plays lead.
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Be Confident Two-Thirds Mental In Golf Says Ogg
Willie Ogg, New England professional and Shawnee Open champion, argues golf is mainly mental. He says mechanics take one to two years to learn while mental attitude lasts a lifetime. Concentration and blocking out past failures and opponent’s ball position are crucial.
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Rainbo Gardens Reopens as Boxing Showplace in Chicago
Rainbo Gardens in Chicago, once a famed nightclub nicknamed Mayor Thompson’s playground, reopened as a deluxe boxing and wrestling venue after a government padlock. Collegian Les Martinez scored his sixteenth straight knockout as officers, ushers, and a formal, clublike atmosphere returned with ring side seats and a raspberry chorus replacing the former jazz band.
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Ottumwa and Marshalltown play 5-3 tie halted by darkness
Ottumwa Iowa July 28 Ottumwa and Marshalltown battled to a 5-3 tie Friday with darkness ending play at the end of the eleventh inning. Venock of Peterson contributed a home run and pitching miscues or balks featured in the topsy inning sequence.
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Letter H Dominates Across Sports Stars and Events
The piece lists star performers with last names starting with H across baseball boxing golf wrestling basketball running auto racing tennis and more. It features Frank J. Reiter urging readers to send in strong examples and cites figures like Jess McBrice and Houdini in a wide, alphabetic sport showcase alongside a Des Moines swim exhibition at Camp Dodge.
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Mid-Continent Defeats Legion Juniors 7 to 4 in Gily League
Mid-Continent Petroleum defeated the American Legion Junior team 7 to 4 at Byrnes Park last night. Eight errors by the Legion contributed to the loss as Tyler and Miller formed the winning battery while Scott Love and Zaraya played for the Legion nine.
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Homer Sheridan to Meet Palmer in Park Windup
Promoter Ralph Alexander announces eight round windup at the park arena next Wednesday evening featuring Homer Sheridan of Sioux City versus Walter Palmer of Taroma Washington in the main bout. Palmer, in Des Moines after stints with Bob Wagner and in St Paul, has notable bouts including a draw with Walcote Langford and a win over Lou Rollinger, with Sheridan recalling his victory over Floyd Bowers at the park two years ago.
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Boxing Headlines From The Ring Last Night
Chicago Babe Ruth defeated Henry Lenard in Chicago Illinois while Jory Thomas won over Jackie Duran in Louisville. Gal Billy De Fos and Billy Burke fought in San Francisco. Beavers Golo beat Lot Scozza in Buffalo. Santiago Zorrilla defeated Bud Taylor in Terre Haute.
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Campbell Eyes Syrian Desert for Speed Record Attempt
British driver Captain Malcolm Campbell plans a top speed trial in the Syrian desert with his car Blue Bird. The effort requires 2,500 miles of transport, a supporting crew, and French protection in a remote, potentially hostile area.
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Tennis champion of South favored in national tourney
Atlanta teen Brylan Grant 18, who recently defended the southern title, plans to enter the national tournament at Forest Hills after winning the Dixie event in Louisville. The small but skilled Atlantan, likened to Bill Johnston, is viewed as a future Davis Cup team contender. Grant is the son of a former southern champion and learned tennis from his father.
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