Waterloo%">Dubuque Opens Series, Dubuque Beats Waterloo 10 to 7
Dubuque won the opening game of the series against Waterloo 10 to 7. Muggs Brown and Vincent McGoldrick led the attack, while Waterloo starter Morgan faced early trouble before Lindner and Weeden relieved. John Crengres pitched well for Dubuque in relief, and the Climbers hope to win three of four to move toward the first division.
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Tune
Hawks
Waterloo
Andy McEwan
Waeden
Lindner
Jefe Field
Louis Morgan
George Brown
Weeden
McGinnity
Lctle
Joe
Muggs Brown
Vincent McGoldrick
John Creagros
Multen
Im O'Shea
Pewlinz
Morgan
M. Brown
McGoldrick
Jordan
G. Brown
P. Weeden
Dupuque
Young
Moore
Roe
Meyers
McGinnityy
John Cronsros
NeGold- Tick
Mullen
O’shea
Armstrong Hyde
Jackson
Mann
Armstrong
Fpezdiriz
Uf. Brown
Tis
Cyengres
McGinni Crengres
Ner l
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Peschriz
Piteher
Cyenero
Arts of Aiec
Ginni
Cyengro
Brawn
Green
Dawiese
Marshalltown tops Ottumwa 8 to 5 in free hitting game
In Marshalltown June 2 the Ansons beat Ottumwa 8 5 to claim the opening game of the series. Strong hitting and pitcher steadiness ruled as Irvin started with a five run lead but faltered in the seventh. Hamilton relieved, allowing a runner on a walk, then retired the next three to close. Final line shows McKinney 2 strikeouts, Irvin 2, Hamilton 1. walks numbered for each pitcher.
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Marshailltown
Ansons
Cardinals
Irvin
Hamilton
H Ottumsa
EPO
Schuster
Lenahan
Roberts
McKinney
Ase
MclGaner
Viamilton
Hamitlton
MccKinney
Prescott
Wise Motors Defeat Thompson's Tomcats at League Park
Wise Motors defeated Thompson's Tomcats 5 to 4 yesterday at League Park. Carlson pitched well for the Tomcats, while Greer and Galloway excelled in relief for Wise Motors. Adland caught, with Deal and Don Sindlinger handling Carlson's innings. Tomorrow the Wise squad travels to Bremer. manager Dwyer will choose between Hoffman and Galloway, with Adland again catching.
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Wise Motor Company
Thompson
Tomcats
League Park
Carlson
Greer
Galloway
Motornine
Adland
Deal
Don Sindlinger
Wise Aggregation
Bremer
Dwyer
Hoffman
Heilmann-Wheat Still Top Major Batting Records
Harold Ruel of Washington leads AL batting chatter with .403, while Heilmann tops 25+ game hitters at .425 with steady pace. Ruth hovers near home run and base-stealing bursts as Frisch and Mackman drive NL gains.
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
American League results show Boston and New York 0, Philadelphia 7-4 over Washington 4-2, Cleveland 17 over Detroit 4, St. Louis 5 over Chicago 3. National League games include New York 22 over Philadelphia and Boston 11, Brooklyn Cincinnati, Chicago 2, St. Louis 4 over Wittsburgh 3. American Association notes St. Paul b, Toledo a, Clotumibus S$, Alianeapatis 1, Kansas City 11. Tadianapatis 7. Weather lists Oktohomst and whitey at St Josepau rain with others scheduled.
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St Josepau
Mississippi
Vesey
Ar Rapids Oy
Taih
Hoh
Shalltown Neaseee Eee
Tuck Tslang
Dubuque
Aha Waterlgc
York Serene
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Hiladelphis
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Ove
St. Louis
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AGS
Lipstart
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Pet
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Ginemontt
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Boston
American “Association
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Western
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Triple Vilar
Hollloway
Rigney
Blue
George Uhle
Indians
Tigers
Uhie
Joe Sewell
Ty Cobb
Harry Heilmann
Cobb
Elimanne
Hawks Needing Pitching and Lineup Shakeup in Waterloo
Weeden seeks pitching help with Jo Jones Ogden and George Wilson joining trials. Shealy Manchester signed but not reported. Protests arise over Rock Island veteran counts. Marshalltown appeals after recent games.
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O— Tneals
Jo Jones
Ogden
Utah
George Wilson
Jawa
Hawks
Weeden
Bremer-Chickasaw Champions Battle for Top Tomorrow
The Bremer-Chickasaw league heads into round three with Sumner visiting Waverly, Fredericksburg at Tripoli, and Nashua at New Hampton. Fredericksburg and Tripoli lead early, while Sumner and Waverly chase, with close scores noted in recent games. Standings show Tripoli and Fredericksburg atop the table as playoff pace heats up.
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Sumner, In
Sumner
Waverly
Fredericksburg
Tripoli
Nashua
New Hampton
Fripoli
New Hempton
Seasoo Rot Waverly
Nebdus
Red Sox End White Sox Reign With Victory in Boston
The Associated Press report notes John Quinn silencing Babe Ruth as Boston beat Chicago 5-0, lifting the Red Sox from last to sixth. Other NL and AL games featured a 22-8 Giants beatdown of Philadelphia, a 17-4 Detroit loss, and Cincinnati rallying to top Chicago as St. Louis trimmed Pittsburgh in 5-3.
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Associated Press
New York
John Picus Quinn
New York Yankees
Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Babe
White Sox
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Fourteen Grinnell track men win letters this season
Grinnell Iowa June 2. Nine Grinnell college track men earned their letters for the first time and five runners earned them for the second time. First time letters went to Leon Jones Marshalltown Morgan Taylor Sioux City Dudley Gillette Sioux City John Stotts Des Moines Paul Porter Grinnell Floyd Green Omaha Oscar Kersten Arlington Neb Gordon Kitchen Canton C and Jack Boge Grinnell Second time letters went to Karl Hass Grinnell Bilsworth Mellrath Grinnell George Critchet Grinnell Eugene Howard Des Moines and Claire Meyer Hampton
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Grinnell College
Oilers
Leon Jones
Marshalltown
Morgan Taylor
Sioux City
Dudley Gillette
John Stotts
Des Moines
Paul Porter
Floyd Green
Omaha
Oscar Kersten
Arlington
Neb
Gordon Kitchen
Canton
Jack Boge
Karl Hass
Bilsworth Mellrath
George Critchet
Eugene Howard
Claire Meyer
Hampton
Laws of Golf Q&A on caddies and ball placements
In a Q and A from 1923 golf rules guidance, the text discusses whether a player may have multiple caddies and if two balls close on a fairway affect lies after lifting the nearer ball. It notes no formal limit to caddies but practical expectation of one, and explains permissible ball replacement and lifting in wet or soft conditions with committee guidance suggested.
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Pete Committee
A Tip For The Round From Willie Park Jr
Willie Park Jr advises against heavy work before a big match. He warns players to avoid swinging clubs and carrying bags that could fatigue the arms and spoil touch. Even short practice routines might cause a golfer to miss key putts in a crucial round.
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Willie Park
Mas
Jim Barnes
Baseball Rules and Opinions From a Sporting Editor
A reader asks about safe or out calls and umpire responsibility after a ball is thrown to a batter. The exchange critiques sportsmanship and clarifies that a batter’s advancement after a foul or fair ball hinges on rule interpretation while urging readers to consult Charles D. White for definitive guidance.
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Charles D. White
United Kid to Meet Bob Ward in Park Card
Promoter Ralph Alexander announced an electric park boxing program for Wednesday headlined by United Kid versus Bob Ward in the 135 pound class. The undercard includes Ted Tabor versus Ned Parrs, Dutch Darby versus Irish Halligan, and Johnny Gloss versus Green Kick in four round bouts.
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Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
United Kid
Bobby Ward
Fort Ward
Ted Tabor
Ned Parrs
Ted
Theo
Dutch Darby
Irish Halligan
Halligan
Johnny Gloss
Green Kick
Kick
Waterloo Fight
Gloss
Nashua Captain Bernard Luhring Leads Coe Baseball Team
Cedar Rapids June 2 Bernard Buzz Luhring Nashua was elected captain of the 1924 Coe baseball team at shortstop on the championship squad. This is his first year at Coe, previous numeral on the freshman football squad, and a varsity member. Only three players Collins Skinner Sutherland graduate. The battery infield trio and three outfielders return, with Makeover possibly back for an, held positions.
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Cedar Rapids
Bernard
Buzz) Luhring
Nashiva
Coe
Lahring
Luhring
Cone
Collins
Skinner
Sutherland
Waterloo to Host Illinois Central Shops Nine in Semipro Opener
Waterloo fans will see the Illinois Central Shops nine play the local semipro team tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Sippi Valley league park. Beard to pitch the opener with a strong Waterloo lineup including McKinsy Rathburn and Plaster. An estimated 1,300 fans are expected as the season begins with Sundays and holiday games through the summer, followed by a matchup with Oelwein next week.
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Linois Central
Chicago South Side Stars
Windy City
Sippi Valley
Down East
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Beard
I. C
Deal
Weeden
Hawks
Eatch
McKkinsky
Wilson
Rathburn
Pagerland
Harter
Baker
Cratsley
Plaster
McKinstry
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Bert Weeden
Hawk
Rathbuh
Norman Bell
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids Wins From Rock Island in Twelve Innings
Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island 9 to 1 in twelve innings. The Islanders led 6 to 3 in the eighth before Speas and Rye paired with Potts Jacobs and Demarest for four runs, sending Cedar Rapids ahead. Rock Island tied in the ninth on Radlefs sacrifice fly, then Cedar Rapids pulled away in the twelfth with key hits by Dixon Speas and Demarest as Jones struggled on the mound.
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Rock Island
Islanders
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Rye
Potts
Jacobs
Demarest
Bims
Swenson
Hissler
Dixon
Bissler
Muns
Condon
Johnson
Ewase
Ryo
Dempsey
Radlef
Jones
Hases
Nelson
Norton
Demare
Jonson
Wyages
Peterson
Timaath
Big Ten Records Going Smash in Ann Arbor Meet
Michigan is favored to win the Western Conference track and field meet at Ferry Field with Illinois expected to finish second and Town likely third. The event drew an entry list of athletes from the conference as the meet opened in Ann Arbor.
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Big Ten Records
Ann Arbor
Associated Press
Mich
Michigan
Ferry Field
Millnois
Town
Avery
Record breaking previews in Big Ten track field meet
With favorable weather, expectations run high as university and outside teams including Notre Dame Missouri Washington University Drake and Barllant participate. Preliminaries open with De Hart Hubbard of Michigan leaping 24 feet 112 inches to break the conference mark. Milton Angier of Illinois shatters the javelin record with 198 feet 134 inches, while Charles Brookins of Iowa looms likely winner in the 220 yard low hurdles.
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Notre Dame Missouri
Washington University
Drake
Barlhant
de Hart Hubbard
Michigan
Illinois
Charles Brookins
Iowa
Presbyterians and First M E Lead in S S Loop
Presbyterian and First M E lead the Inter-Sunday School Twilight league with three straight wins each. Upcoming games are listed for the week at league and Cedar River parks, featuring Grace M E, St Pauls M E, and other local churches.
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Cedar River Park
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Celar River Park
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Boxing match set for June 20 in Jersey City for light heavyweight title
Tex Rickard announced New York boxers Mike MeYTigue and Harry Greb will contest the world light heavyweight championship in Jersey City on June 20. Floyd Johnson and Jack Briton will meet in a Willard-Kirpo semifinal on May 7. Philadelphia lightweight George Chaney suspended indefinitely for fouling Danny Kramer. Mixed tennis results from Chiswick show Mel Kana defeating Moll Mollory 6-2 2-6 in Middlesex final.
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Harry Greb
Jersey City
Ono
Floyd Johnson
Jack BicAuliffe
Tex Rickard
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George Chaney
Baltimore
Danny Kramer
Chiswick
Eng
Kiss
Mel Kana
England
Molla Mallory
Dempsey Gibbons July 4 Bout Tickets Arrive At Last
Shelby Montana June reports ticket distribution for the Dempsey versus Gibbons July 4 championship bout. Eddie Kane Mike Collins and Mayor Johnson ready to depart for the coast with tickets but delayed by engine trouble. Gibbons expected back with family. Dempsey acclimating at a Rocky Mountain camp with high altitude training. arena in Shelby under construction with saucer-like sloping sides.
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International News Wire
Shelby, Bront
Lanceholders
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Tommy Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Mike Collins
Jim Johnson
Dempsey
Gibbons
St. Paul
Great Falls
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