Waterloo Hawks Clip Marshalltown In Prolific Hitting Display
Waterloo's baseball team defeated Marshalltown 9 to 5 in a high hitting contest. Johnny Rice led the Hawks with four hits in five at bats and Red Hamilton added two for three while Mather relieved Lane and allowed seven hits. Waterloo stays in the hunt behind Burlington with series to follow against Moline and Dubuque.
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Rollinger to Arrive Waterloo Late This Month
Lou Rolinger, former Waterloo fighter, injured his right hand on the Pacific coast last month and remains inactive. Manager Larney Liechtenstein reports Rolinger will appear in several fights before returning to the Midwest. They plan to arrive in Waterloo in late June and base in Chicago for training and management.
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Prom Night Costs and Costs of Teens in Yair
A stray draft of notes on a junior prom at Yair hints at expenses and fashion, naming an orchestra from New York priced at 1500 to 1600 dollars and questioning the value of gowns and flowers. The fragmentary text mocks the cost of prom traditions while contrasting student life with broader media and culture.
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Sunnyside Left Handed Golfers Attend Southpaw Meet in Des Moines
Sunnyside Country Club players Dennan and another Sun nyside member compete in the Southpaw Meet at Grand View golf course Des Moines. More than 49 lefthanders join the event led by organizer George Gallarno. Qualifying rounds began today with match play underway Thursday in the only national lefthander only tournament.
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Cubs Rest in Tilt Featured by Five Homers
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 10 to 2 as Cubs hitters launched five homers amid strong wind. Leo Harinett and Mandy Brooks belted the firsts, with Bottomley starting the homer spree for St. Louis, while pitchers struggled and errors added to the scoring in a game packed with long balls.
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Standings and results from yesterday in multiple leagues
Baseball results show Mississippi Valley League Rock Island 6 Dubuque 4 Burlington 2 Ottumwa 1 Molina 5 Cedar Rapids 4 Waterloo 8 Marshalltown 3. National League New York 7 Philadelphia Chicago 10 St Louis 9 Boston at Brooklyn rain Cincinnati at Pittsburgh rain. American League St Louis 9 Detroit 7 Washington at New York min Philadelphia at Boston rain. American Association Milwaukee 1 St Paulo Indianapolis 5 Columbus 3 Louisville 13 Toledo 5 Kansas City at Minneapolis rain. Western league Bt Joseph Wichita 5 Tulsa 6 Oklahoma City 3. Notable players Friberg Bentleys Maunonone Mitchell Baecht. various runs, hits, and errors noted.
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Hawk's Nest Manager Himny Shellenberger Advances Plans
The article notes Moliny manager Himny Shellenberger and roster changes as the team faces rain-delayed games. It mentions pitchers Ted Bowman and Thompson Rover, with Bowman joining from previous seasons and facing spring conditioning.
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Dempsey Ready To Fight Wills Anytime Says Rickard
New York June 2 Jack Dempsey faces a 20 day deadline to sign the Willss bout as demanded by the State Athletic Commission. Tex Rickard says Dempsey insists on facing Wills, believing it easier than Tunney, while Rickard remains undecided between Wills or Tunney for the final choice.
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New Hampton Ball Club Beats Lawler 6 to 2
New Hampton base ball team defeated Lawler 6 to 2 in a Fit the Eight league game Sunday. O Connor starred at shortstop with a sensational hitting display and Neil pitched for New Hampton.
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Bristow Cubs crush Geneva in 15 to 2 romp
Bristow baseball team overwhelmed Geneva 15 to 2 in a one sided game. Bristow collected 19 hits led by Hershey with a homer and Hackenbser with a three bagger. Geneva starter Luke took the loss as Bristow bolstered its score with strong hitting and timely plays.
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Boxing Schedule Changes at Electric Park Promoter Announced
Promoter Ralph Alexander said Electric Park will stage one boxing card weekly on Wednesdays starting next week. The main bout features Bill Brown versus Ed Morehead in six rounds, with semiwindup Bob White and John McGraw, and opener Marty Calling versus Brownie Ward.
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Sisler's Browns Rally to Beat Tigers 9 1 in Series Finale
St. Louis wins closing game 9 to 1 to pull Detroit into the second division. Sisler scores on a steal of home in the seventh as Vangilder and Gibson hold the Tigers to one run. Fothergill hits a homer and Hargrave, Warner, and Manush contribute in a low-scoring affair.
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