Three Homerun Factors In Win Lamanski Stars
Lefty Lamanski pitched well for the Hawks in a 12 to 5 victory over Rock Island as Waterloo’s lineup delivered three homeruns. Sput Grant, Yuncer, and Lamanski homered and Dixon added a triple while Rowland struggled with control. Rock Island’s Andre and Dixon provided early offense before Waterloo broke the game open with six runs in the sixth.
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Cletus Dixon
Kernan
Hawks
Rock Island
Waterloo
Patterson
Bunnies
Islanders
Cedar Rapids
Zientara
Bradford
Jim Grant
Lefty Lamanski
Lefty
Rowland
Babe
Dixon
Andre
Spot
Serre
Steinecke
Grant
Yuncer
Lamanski
Prevost
Fock Island
Roar Genin
Vane Og Bwatson
Au Bjorkten
Teo
Lamansil
Osse Kita
Kaharec
Wincer
Lamenakt
Mabatec
Genin
Cotchie
Hendee
Robinson
Swenson
Vincer
Pixar
Rowlang
Samarak
Rock Taland
Waterlog
Wright
Campbell
Kentucky Derby Made Big Profit
Chicago reports the 1998 Kentucky Derby netted large sums. Col Matthew Winn and Churchill Downs executives credited with success. Beigh County led mud race to victory earning owner Mrs John D Hertz of Chicago $55000. Winn's associates and the Derby day betting pool added substantial take and gate receipts.
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Chicago
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
Beigh County
John D. Hertz
Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Mischief and Mayhem in College Weeks and Park Gossip
A garbled humor column mocks fraternity rushes with political jests about Al Smith and Herbert Hoover. It lampoons keynote speakers and student ads while weaving Aunt Sarah and Uncle Charlie vignettes. A stray joke touches on a buyer beware ad and odd local notices nudging voting.
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S. J. Mit
Aunt Sarah
Uncle Charlie
Hawks Hit Ball Over 300 As May Averages Rise
Four Hawks exceed .300 in hitting as official May 29 averages show Waterloo leading in fielding at .959 while the team sits fifth in batting at .281. Jim Grant tops total hitters at .408, Serre .375, Dixon .333, Prevost .202. Kim Grant owns seven wins no defeats with Lamanski close behind with three wins and one loss.
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Felding
Hawks
Waterloo
Jim Grant
Serre
Dixon
Prevost
Kim Grant
Lamanski
Rock Island
Swanson
Dixon and Frost
Ottumwa
Gedar Rapids
K Pet. Stollenberger
Mar Ae
Andrews
Mar ' Ga
Hendee
RY Ree
Ady Schwartz
Jd. Grant
Murchison
Bae
Foenecke
Molma
Rowland
Burris
Armstrong
Hermann
Genin
Johnson
Lemon
Schultz
Venock
Gutsell
Moore
Rowe
Pease
Birkenstock
Taylor
Thorney
Gariton
Gray
Loa Bartlett
Loo Envery
Mal¢y
Benson
Maoby
Bryant
Hemaley
Frazer
Robinson
Moses
Suess
Dougherty
Maria Milles
Wetland
I Melinke
Mississipfs Valley
Wylezek
Pet
Brown
Waterlan
Rapids
Soro Talent
Moline
Hatch
Grant
Sinolum
Walsh
Mat
Boston
Dane
Brecken
Philadel
Detroit
Ison
Gleveland
Chicago
Miller
Watte
Bartlet
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Waash' Tors
Frost
Stenig
Pentecost
Gepson
Palsgrove
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Weiland
Yuneer
Enly
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League
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Tay Prey
Teh
Cradwick
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Ann Branzak
O-Moany
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Rohnson
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New York
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Thanlay
Peterson
Mar
Kabarec
Kan City
Bas Bower
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Rich Ramsey
Zlantara
Borklund
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Garletz
Apolia
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Ftesmann
Yeaterday
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Toledo - Seoreee
Kariaan City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Reek Rengel
Meinke
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Paul
Tlaulaville Janean
Stockton
Oo. Smith
BO MS
Baurs
Marreve
Ate White
L. Pet
Bordex
Dew
DES Moines Fastime
Okle City
Denver
B. Grant
Amarilla
Pueblo
Duke Kahanamoku Aims For Fourth Olympic Games
The famed Hawaiian swimmer Duke Kahanamoku, aged thirty eight, pursues a fourth Olympic appearance amid aging records and new rivals. Once holder of world marks in 40 and 100 yard freestyles, he remains in strong physical condition and remains a top contender despite time and competition.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Duke Kahanamoku
Duke
Kahanomoku
Johnny Weismuller
Kahanamoku
Antwerp
Weismakter
Giants Bay Star Mel Ott Dominates National League Pickers
New York Giants outfielder Mel Ott, just 20, has become a constant threat to veterans chasing top batting honors. Ott’s season average sits above .250 and at one point he boasted a .400 hitting streak, making it hard for seasoned players to fool him.
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Melvin Ott
New York Giants
Ott
Misstep Favored in Fairmont Derby
East St. Louis reports Misstep as the heavy favorite for the $25,000 Fairmont derby at Fairmont race track. Tor o, third in the Kentucky derby, is seen as Misstep’s main rival with So lacé Bathshela Jack Higgins Typhoon Galahad Martie Flynn and Leyland among probable starters.
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East St. Louis
Pi— Misstep
Fairmont
Toro
Solacé
Bathshela
Jack Higgins
Typhoon
Galahad
Martie Flynn
Leyland
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeated Pate Lazo of Scranton in a New York bout. Jack Townsend of New York won by disqualification over AL Walker of New Water. Tommy Crogan of Omaha stopped Augin Pisano of Brooklyn. Maule Strub of Erie stopped Roots Ansley of Allania. Dave Knoat of St Louis defeated Bramegin of Italy. Tommy O Laughlin of Springfield beat Chanley Glazer of Chicago. Sansone of St Louis outpointed Tommy Maroon of Kansas City.
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Brooklyn
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Pate Lazo
Scranton
Jack Townsend
New York
AL Walker
New Water
Omaha
Neb
Tommy Crogan
Augin Pisano
Erie
Maule Strub
Roots Ansley
Allania
St. Tots
Dave Knoat
Louis
Italy
Tommy O'Laughlin
Springfield
Chanley Glazer
Chicago
Auke Sansone
Tommy Maroon
Kansas City
Pirates Triumph Over Cubs in Pittsburgh Clash
Pirates rally behind Grimes and bullpen to defeat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 4 at Pittsburgh. Sheriff Blake suffers first defeat in six starts as Corsairs outhit and outpace the Cubs. Joe McCarthy and Doolan ejected after disputing a call in the fourth.
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Associated Press
Pirates
Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Sheriff Blake
Corsairs
Hal Cson
Holly
Guba
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Doolan
Chilcree— Beck
Maguire
Mreathcote
Wilson
Webb
Grimm
Hatinett
Baker
Ae. Este
Carlson
Kelly
McMillen
Scott
Wright
Hartnett
Heathcote
Water
Segit
L. Waner
Mt. Bartell
Gooch
Chicago
Pittstwirgh
Blake
Hally
Blake O
Quigley
Pfirman
Stark
Giants
Robins
John McGraw
New York Giants
Brooklyn Robins
Larry Benton
Jim Elliott
Benton
Travis Jackson
Brooklyn
Hendrick
New York
Reese Ees
Odeal
Rhondh
Cohen
Dbeberry
Oli Twa
Wits
Gedetry
Hendeiek
sneri+ fees
DeBrrey
Jackson
Af Elliott
Dank
Benton A. Elliott
Blane
Ellett
Atrem
Elliott
Moran
Notre Dame Slated To Win Track Meet At Milwaukee Today
Notre Dame, led by Trish dash star Jack Elder, was a clear favorite at the Central Intercollegiate Conference track meet opening in Milwaukee at Marquette stadium. Drake Kansas State Teachers Michigan State and Marquette were expected to challenge for team honors as other entries included Carroll Lombard Loyola Grinnell Rose Poly Wilmington and Armour Tech.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.r—Notre Dame
Marquette Stadium
Jack Elder
Trish Dash Star
Indiana
Drake
Kansas State
Michigan State
Marquettia
Notre Dame
Carroll
Lombard
Loyels
Grinnell
Rose Poly
Wilmington
Armour Tech
Show Me State produces star ball players across the big leagues
Missouri, famed as the Show Me state, has its share of talented players in the major leagues while Texas and California once led in producing stars. The reader is asked to assemble a team composed entirely of players born in the same state, showcasing state-based talent.
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Missouri
Texas
California
State Trapshoot Is Scheduled at Jewell Next Week
Jewell will host the state trapshoot during June 6, 7 and 8 with an attractive program for the gunners. A record attendance is expected as top Iowa shooters vie for high averages led by J. H. Hunninger of Davenport at .816 on 600 days and Bert Waggener of Burlington at .925 on 870 birds.
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Jewell
Jewell, In
State Association
Anmy
Hurnginger
Towans
Vandalia
J. H. Hunnwinger
Davenport
Iowa
Bert Waggener
Burlington
R. C. Coffey
Prairie City
Burling
John L. Gillespie
Des la Moines
Gillespie
Bul Hoon
Hoon
Ansons beat Cedar Rapids in series opener. Andrews homers
In Marshalltown Iowa yesterday the Ansons used nine hits to defeat Cedar Rapids 13 to 10. Andrews hit a three run homer with two on in the seventh to seal the win. The Bunnies rested on seven hits off two Marshalltown pitchers in their game.
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Ansons
Bunnies
Marshalltown
Cedar Rappids
AB Bliege
Armstrong
Puccinelli
Carney
Oeschier
Robinson
Drle Schimidt
Moore
Burlington
Dubuque
Garlich
Clemmer
Carnaeschler
Pucelneliis
Stemnig
Stock
Pire
Lister
Ottumwa
Moline
Ill
Packers
Rengel
Gutsell
Taylor
da Nowack
Deeks Millies
LaFleur
Cedar Rapids
Burzis
Claibourne
Emery
Swartz
Frazee
Walsh
Shelly
Tomer
Andrews
Ib & A
Weas
le Vee
G. Smithe
Kiep
Ramsey
Pete
Gb Hon
Baer
Seeeiae
Homerun
Suggs
Burris
Emery Lemon
Bauer
Pieper
Drager
G. Smith
Om Swartz
Falk
Homn
Bayer
Gut
Rater Y Fratre
Smiths
Park
Six East Track Team Members To Receive Letters
Gast High will honor six track and field athletes for the season at the regular auditorium period next Tuesday. Coach Midge Makeover announced the list: Capt. Webbberking the miler. Young, Baugher, and Loy the sprint and middle distance runners. Steeves and Schammel in shot put and discus. The East High season schedule is concluded and several West High members compete in today’s Invitational at Iowa City.
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Ste
Gast High
Midge Makeover
Capt
Webbberking
Miler
Young
Baugher and Loy
Steeves and Schammel
East High
West High
Iowa City
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Rvice
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al Smith
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Herb
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Fall River
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Socialien
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Des Moines
Chicago White Sox
Chalmer Cassell
Box Shartston
Giants’ Bay Star
Primel Blake
EFAT
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Starz
Caalifornia
Pinelli
Hogeins
Ai. Grimm
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