Anderson Slated to Twirl Toon Beers Again
Cletus Divan leads Yanky for a three game series with Ansong before a six day stand against Moline and Dubuque. Rain postponed games yesterday. Marshalltown visits Waterloo as Anderson is Dixon’s choice for pitching with Williams called tomorrow and Smiles Lamanaki set to start Thursday.
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Bonham to Lead Tutor 1927 Nine
Cedar Falls reports Bonham elected captain of the 1927 Teachers College baseball team at a meeting of tutors yesterday. Bonham is a third baseman and outfielder who alternated between positions this past season. Prospects look bright for a winning year with only Morrison and Ryder leaving the squad. The Tutors had a successful spring, defeating Ames Cock and Upper Town among others.
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Alexander Defeats Bourland In Turbulent Eight Round Scrap
Ralph Alexander outpointed George Bourland in an eight round bout at Ricotri park gaining the unofficial heavyweight title. Alexander led from start to finish using a left jab to keep Bourland at bay and in the sixth to eighth rounds landed more punches. Olson defeated Gels in six rounds, and Kid Lee beat Kid Iowa in a four round prelim as about 7,000 watched.
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Waterloo
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Izaac Walton Confab Program Outlined At Independence
Independence June 1 Special The fourth annual convention of the lawn division of the Izaak Walton League of America will be held in Independence June 10 and 11. The program lists welcome by C A O'Brien, credentials committee, address of welcome, election of officers, contests and a banquet. Notables expected include Charles Wyse Protas Abbearies Frannos Whithy and Judge Hsear Eleva. A caning contest for near and far distances is planned with prizes from two groups of manufacturers.
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Charles City Collegiates Score First Victory Of Season
Charles City Ja June 1 The Charles City Collegiates win opening game of the 1926 season at home on a newly completed diamond by the Lions club. A grandstand will seat about 1 510 to 2 990 with 10 cent admission. Ladies day planned every one or three weeks and fund-raising for the stand continues.
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Rath Packing Ball Team Triumphs In Brandon Short Game
Rath Packing company baseball team defeated Brandon in a trimmed contest yesterday afternoon by 3 to 3. Rain shortened play to the fourth inning. Smith and Simpson formed Rath's battery while Windsor and Bearhawer fielded for the hosts. Rath meets Lawley there next Sunday.
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Tests and Jingles in a Curious Wedding Column
A quirky column offers wedding tips and trivia with playful references to standard American nuptials. It sketches a June ceremony at Little Brown Church, decor choices like orange blossoms, and songs such as Go Promise and El Love To You, mingling with stray notes about weather, golf chatter, and a controversial reclamation bureau.
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Wnlagara Falls
Local Youth Among 12 to Win Sweaters at Peacock School
In a special chapel service President J. Van Horn awarded athletic sweaters to 12 Upper Iowa athletes who have served two years in the same sport. Honorees include Nel Pierce of Brazil Indiana football Alva Gray of Minneapolis Minnesota football Roger Dooley of Waterloo Levi Keough of Plymouth Atwood Walker of Independence basketball Robert McLease of Dixon Utah baseball Orlean Cayou of Stillwater Gerald McElroy of Rudd George Henn of Hawkeye track Charles Whitney of Britt Clifford Readington of Prosper Minnesota and Beryl Martin of Wayette
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Knipp Brothers Lose on Cedar Rapids Card
Waterloo boxers Albert and Joe Knipp lost decisions in Cedar Rapids. Clyde Drury outpointed Albert in an eight round semiwindup, Joe Thomas defeated Joe ina six round prelim, O Hardon Lehr beat Johnny Fulton, Jimmy Finley outpointed Pinkie Mitchell in Milwaukee.
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Detroit
Pinkie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Charles City Ball Club Admits Free For All Boys
Charles City Ia June ball season opener drew about 800 fans to Lions rinh grounds. Charles Allegians defeated Spring Valley Minn 7 to 0 with Tamazin collecting two singles a double and a walk in five trips. Red Learn allowed five hits and stayed dominant. Spectr Learn and Carruthers formed the local battery as Manager Speer praised strict pitching for the year. Next game with Cherokee scheduled for Sunday after a home date with Spring Valley.
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Drake Coaches Scatter for Vacation Schedules
Des Moines June 1 aAPy Coach Ossie Solem of Drake University will spend his vacation in northern Minnesota camping. Harold G. Ebert head track and freshman football coach will spend the summer in Ashville Ohio. On the way he will stop at Chicago with Brunk and Simpson high jumpers and Marion Van Landingham half miler who will compete in the national track meet. Walter Booker head basketball
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Camel Cigarettes Promise Finest Quality and World Leadership
An advertisement from the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company touts Camel as the world’s largest and finest cigarette brand. It claims Camel’s tobaccos are carefully blended to avoid aftertaste, offering lasting smoothness and pleasure, inviting readers to compare with any cigarette at any price from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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