Hawks at Dubuque today in crucial cellar series
Waterloo falls to Cedar Rapids 6 to 4 as Hawks miss key hits and Andy McEwan exits with a leg injury. Cedar Rapids grabbed the lead early, then held on through strong pitching and late scoring, leaving Waterloo to seek improvement in Dubuque四 for a four game set.
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Hawks
Dubuque
Andy McEwan
Waterloo
Leavens
Lindner
Lasrens
Rye
Alphonse-Ganton
Groft
Hawk
Brown
Speas
MecGoldrich
Potts
Jordan Whiford
Morgan
Storm
Eiss Jar
Mullen
O'Shea
Louis Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Poae Mmakeover
Dixon
Ber Demarest
Rock Island Edges Marshalltown 3 2 In Odd Contest
Rock Island won the unusual game 3 to 2 over Marshalltown with strong pitching by Zubay and Radloff. The deciding runs came in the fifth aided by an error and two doubles, while Eng matched on the mound for Anson.
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Marshalltown
Rock Island
Zsubay
Radioff
Radloff
Eng
Anson
Abrilpore Norton
Condo
Thomason
Swenson
I Howard
Dempsey
Radlow
Ne'san
Fuhay
P . Sudbrors
Forsyth
Pilcher
Leonanan
Ipoorman
Islses
Lembke
Castans
Roberts
de Rock Island
Tor
Nloosioo
Norton jEondon
Swensen
Demp
Sey
Howard
Doubla Tiny
Castana
Forsythe
Zubay
Interscholastic tourney wins and boxing belt hold
Rye N D Bormann and J representing Tome Ind won the national interscholastic polo tourney in Milwaukee. Pinkle Mitchell of Milwaukee retains the junior welterweight title regardless of his bout with Benny Leonard in Chicago after Leonard refused to weigh in. Carpentier bout rescheduled from July 14 to Aug 11 due to hand injury. Maple Heights fire destroys five horses and a pony at Ohio State Jockey Club track.
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Rye
D. Bormann
Plain
Tome
Ind
Milwaukee
Wis
Pinkle Mitchell
Benny Léonard
Chicago
Leonard
A J. Hedding
Wisconsin Commission
Ask Gore
Carpentier
Cleveland
Ohio State Jockey Club
Maple Heights
Boétora
County scholastic golf to crown champion at Sunney Side
The Black Hawk County tournament heads to Sunney Side Country Club next week with 32 low scorers advancing from 18 holes to a single elimination format. Waterloo high schools field strong contenders including Merle Stimson, Smith, Casey, Kilgora, and more as Burr G. Lichty offers silver cups for champion and runner up and school emblems for the winner. Matches run daily with finals Saturday under United States Golf Association rules.
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Black Hawk County
Sunneyside Country Club
Jeriey
Waterloo
Waterloo High
Merle Stimson
Smith
West] High
Ames
Casey
4Dug
Kilgora
East Bled
Burr G. Lichty
United States Golf Association
Slanding of the Clubs Yesterday's Results
National Leagues results show New York 4 Philadelphia 1 and Brooklyn 6 Boston 2 with Cincinnati 3 Chicago 3 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 1. American League games list New York 8 Boston 2 and St Louis 8 Detroit 3 with Cleveland 6 Chicago 4. Western teams include Bergue Sioux City 6 10 Des Moines 3 4 Tulsa 1 Oklahoma City Omaha Denver 3 Wichita at St Joseph rain.
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New York
Philadelphia
Broooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukas
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Western Wi
Bergue
Sioux City
Des Moines
Tulsz
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St Joseph
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa Bees
Rock Island Orevel
Marahal
National Teague
St Lauin
Cincinnatahs
Alo Pattadalphi
Louis
Washington
Boston Weed
American Association
Toletto
Ata Wee
Pet
Tulsa
Oklahome City
Des Molinos Sae
Bronx City Awaneee
Denver Lees Grease
Wheat
Brooklyn
Grimm
Bottomley
Mohan
Hornsby
Heitmanna
la Roichie
Myatt
Colling
Miller
Iowa Grid Star Helot Marries in Island City
Iowa City reports former University of Iowa football and wrestling star John Helot wed Ethel Horlick, 18, in Rockland on April 20. The couple, who announced the marriage recently, will move to Athena, Ohio, where Helot will coach athletics at Obo University.
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Iowa City
John Helot, Lyons
University of Iowa
Ethel Horlick
Rocksland
Todny
Athena
Oblo Universits
Hawks and Rockford Baseball Notes From Night Games
The Rockford team recalls a pitcher who beat Decatur 9 to 1 on Memorial Day as Ottumwa faces doubts about second-division finish. Zubay was knocked out by Lenahan's line drive, Mattick benched for arguing, and Ottumwa fined 76 dollars for stalling in a doubleheader with Cedar Rapids.
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Rockford
Rex Adkins
Hawks
Decatur
Joe McGinnity
Dubugis
Ottumwa
Long
Jago
Lenahan
Zubay
Rock Island
Hei J
Ster J
Chick
Managers of Twilight League Nines to Meet
Meeting of Inter-Sunday School Twilight League managers at the YMCA at 7 p.m. today to tackle problems and introduce a constitutional amendment prohibiting players from switching Sunday schools to play for another nine.
Reds Strike Victory Streak With 3-2 Win Over Chicago
Pat Moran’s Cincinnati Reds surge continues as they beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2, reaching fifth place in the National League. Brooklyn, Detroit, and Cleveland also posted wins as league races tighten.
The Laws of Golf: Club Q&A and Penalties
A reader inquiry on ball interference on the green results in the ruling that owner cannot claim the hole in a four ball match when another ball is holed by mistake. balls are replaced and play continues. Additional questions discuss ball moved by a caddie and penalties for mis hitting from a sand trap, with the strict rule that the player loses the hole in that case.
Parkersburg Beats Iowa Falls In Holiday Game 6 to 2
Parkersburg baseball nines defeated Iowa Falls 6 to 2 in a Wednesday afternoon game. Patterson fanned 14, with T Cramer supplying key hitting. Hinton allowed 10 safeties. Parkersburg plated runs in the first and later innings. Batteries Hinton Tresemer for Iowa Falls and Patterson Buckman for Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Parkersburg Baseball Mine
Iowa Falls
Patterson
T. Cramer
Hinton
Tresemer
Buckman
First M. E Defeats Westfield Ball Team 7–2
First M. E. baseball team defeated Westfield Athletic club nine at League Park 7 to 2 last night. Westfield played a loose game with costly errors. Batteries Sheridan and Towe for First M. E. Landau and Rice for Westfield. This was the second meeting between the two nines with Westfield winning the first game 14 to ?. The teams will meet again to decide the best two out of three.
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M. E
Westfield Athletic Club
League Park
Westfield
Sheridan
Towe
Landau
Rice
A TIP FOR THE ROUND
Seymour Dunn explains ideal stance for players to reach the ball comfortably. He notes some perform best near the ball while others work better away from it. Stand with open feet and weight on heels to maintain balance rather than on the balls of the feet. Tomorrow Wille Park hosts a putting touch session.
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Seymour Dunn
Wille Park
Baseball rulings and umpire calls from the field
A reader queries base running and pitching scenarios. Answers outline fair ground rulings for a runner touched by a batted ball, time calls after stray balls, stealing home, and catcher's box position, plus guidance on official decision making. Charles D. White invites replies for further clarifications.
Wise Motors defeat team at Orange 14 to 4
Wise Motors defeated Orange by 14 to 4 at Orange last evening. Greer had two singles a double and a triple in five plate appearances. Mc Dermott homered. Second team loss 3 to 1 to Orange high. Red Dwyer disbands seconds and moves players to the first team.
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Greer
Wise Motors
Orange
McDermott
Galloway
Hoffman
Adland
Waterloo
Joe Marcome
Ebberts
West
MV Park
Dewar
Wise Motor
Red Dwyer
Martin, Monahan
Strobb
Track Meet of Big Nine Opens at Morningside
Sioux City June 1 178 college age athletes will enter the second annual Big Nine track meet at Morningside college. Preliminary events start this afternoon with finals Saturday. Participants include teams from South Dakota State South Dakota University North Dakota State University North Dakota University Nebraska Wesleyan Des Moines University and Morningside.
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Sioux City
Morningside College
South Dakota State
South Dakota University
North Dakota State
North
Dakota University
Nebraska Wesleyan
Des
Maines University
Morningside
CRIQUIISNOT PUSHOVER SAYS JOHNNY COULON
Anews interview with Johnny Coulon and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien questions the belief that Eugene Criqui is a pushover for Johnny Kilbane at the Polo Grounds. They note Kilbane's speed and power but acknowledge Criqui's toughness and ring craft, with O'Brien emphasizing Kilbane's condition and potential for an early knockout.
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Davis J. Walsh
Ainternational News
New York
Analus
Johnny Coulon
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Criqui
Polo Grounds
Kilbane
Criqui
Coulon
Pall Moore
Benny Leonard
O’brien
Fof Kilbane
Johnny
2 Man
Joey
O'Brien
Kiibana
Dubuque Beats Ottumwa 8–1 to Complete Series Sweep
Dubuque defeats Ottumwa 8 to 1 to sweep the series and aim for a winning streak against Waterloo. Jackson hit a three-run triple in the third, while W. Dill struggled and Oster worked well for the Climbers. The game featured three base hits by Fond and Jackson and a double by Heath, with Ottumwa errors helping Dubuque.
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Ottumwa
Waterloo
Dill
Aster
Jackson
Mattlex
Doran
Odorna
LTSEO
Fond
Heath
Armstrong
Deaney
Moore
Delaney
W. Dil
Oster
W. Din
Rose
Pederson
Indianapolis Speedway Future to be Discussed in Meeting
Indianapolis officials will meet in the coming days to discuss the future of the race course at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Carl G. Fisher, founder, said rumors of dismantling the track and building a new speedway elsewhere are not planned. He denied that Indiana patriotic groups opposing Memorial Day 500 Mile Race influence the talks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Carl G. Fisher
Fisher
Indiana
Western Colleges in Track and Field Meet at Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor June 1 Preliminary events open at Ferry Field for the Western Intercollegiate conference meet. Michigan, Illinois and Iowa are among the top contenders under a new scoring system that emphasizes placements beyond first. A faculty committee will meet to discuss expanding the Big Ten football schedule, while conference coaches draft next season’s basketball slate and review rule changes.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ferry Field
University of Michigan
University of‘Winois
Iowa
University of Ilinois Partie
All-Stars Fall to Brandon in Wednesday Game
Waterloo All-Stars lost to Brandon 9 to 1 on a Wednesday afternoon in Waterloo. Matthews gave up 12 hits while Crabb allowed four. Brandon opened with three runs in two innings. About 400 fans attended as Frank undpired officiated the game.
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Waterloo All-Stars
Brandon
Matthews
Waterloo
Crabb
Frank
Freeman
Thornton
Union Congregational Defeats Burton Avenue Baptist 21 to 6
Union Congregational baseball team toppled Burton Avenue Baptist 21 to 6 at Gedar River Park last night. Aldrich fueled the win with a two run homer and two runs scored in the third frame. Batteries: to f in and Moore, Krolise and Wills.
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Union Congregational Baseball
Burton Avenue Baptist Aggregation
Gedar River Park
Aldrich
Tof
Moore
Krolise
Wills
Mandell Knocks Mahoney Out In Five Rounds
Sammy Mandell defeats Johnny Mahoney in five rounds with a sharp left and rapid combinations. Mahoney sustains a painful second round blow to the solar plexus and struggles to stand until the fifth when Mandell finishes. Mandell dominates with precise footwork, dodging, and punching, then heads home to Rockford while Mahoney heads to Chicago. A semiwindup between Frankie Bush and Joe Mandell ends in a draw as Bush bleeds from the nose.
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Sammy Mandell
Johnny “Mahoney
Mandell
Mahoney
Alexander
Baston
Johnny
Sammy
Uve Nara
Rockford Flash
Pat Moore
Babe Asher
Jack Wolfe
Joey Sanger
Joe Burman
Harvey Bright
Frankie Garcia
Johnny Lissee
Willie Green
Rockford
Til
Chicago
Bush
J. Mandell
Frankie Bush
Joe Mandell
I Hammer and Tongs
Rownda
Joe
Ft. I
Joliet
Dutch Darby
Waterloo
Kid Mack
Menn
Sailor Larson
Moline
Mahoneyr-Mandell
Baseball Association
Boxing Meets Pion At Hasba S863 4
fragmented OCR text describes a boxing meet with unclear event name and age detail. reads as report of a boxing match in a specific venue with partially readable identifiers and dates.
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New Criqut
Pion
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