Waterloo Hawks Triumph Over Dubuque 17 to 4 in Big Meet
A lively report from Waterloo describes the Hawks defeating Dubuque 17 to 4 in a field meet with high hurdles and broad jump. Key players include Charley Mullen Freddie Schult Juart Clarke and Johnny Armstrong amid crowd reactions and umpire Ware’s calls.
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Cletus Dixon
Tarruping Hawks
Johnny Armstrong
Waterloo
Waterloo Sluggers
Jerry Jinx
Charley Mullen
Freddie Schult
Hawks
Mullen
Schult
Chris Kuch
O'Shea
Juart Clarke
Johnny Armstrome
Johnny
Armstrong
Perver
Altho
Dubuque
Ware
Dixon
L Fompereet
Mike
Tipals
Shea
Fao
San Sauare
Bia Aces
Lawrence Kilgore
John
Dancy
Casey
Tae
Uras
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Kilgore
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Hicks
Kilcore
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Chester Coburn
Brown
Elcore
Harvey Daley
Downing
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Daley
Delancey
Moore
Wee
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Chall
McCracken
Bowman
Gil
Mererii
Hide
Hases
Om Gill
Ampires
Fposter
Standings and notes from major leagues
American League Washington and Philadelphia 3. Only game scheduled. National League Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 0 New York Boston and Only games scheduled. American Association St Paul 19 Milwaukee 8 Indianapolis 10 Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City rain. Louisville-Columbus postponed. Western League Des Moines 9 Denver 7 St Joseph 4 Oklahoma City 3 Wichita 3. Only games scheduled. Former Waterloo captain Shelly’s squad shows momentum after recent wins. Rusty Malmgren to pitch again against the Plows in a tougher assignment under fire.
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Yesterday's Homeruns at My Theatre Hall
Readable fragments show a sports note about baseball players Kelly and Carey with Pittsburgh and New York ties and a Philadelphia connection. Season totals and names Houser appear in incomplete form, suggesting a summary of performances and stats from a local game or event.
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President's handicap golf meet at Sunyside Country Club
Ninety-five golfers compete across three flights for President and Vice President honors at Sunyside Country Club. Fred McClain posts low gross. Fred Adams leads president flight net. rounds must finish by late June with trophies awarded to winners and consolation prizes for others.
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Fred Adams
R. H. Garrison
W. B. Coward
W. He Bass
FO. Liffring
Guy Ne Lee
Charles Felsing
B. W. Schuneman
H. F. Templeton
W. P. Kerwin
George Lichty
W. H. Stewart
Lore Alford
Glenn Tibbitts
Ht. Miller
Fred Wray
George Cousins
R. C. Moore
L. A. Daum
Alfred Longley
Seymour Bell
R. Lichty
H. B. Chandler
BE. & Leeper
W. RR
J. W. Rath
C. W. Kine
J.D. Liffring
J. Walker
Fred McClain
C. K. Cropper
L. T. Currie
Inside Golf Lessons and Local Baseball Dispatches
Golf columnist Chester G Horton explains weight shifting to the right leg at the start of the backswing to drive the club head behind the ball. The piece also reports on Rock Island and area baseball notes including Parente, Radloff, Eddie Johnson bus plans for Dubuque, and the Burlington umpire controversy with Henry Wingfield.
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John F. Dills
Eddie Johnson
Dubuque
Waterloo
Rock Island
Fred Radloff
Burlington
Dennison
Bees
Lee
Lautoar Lewis
Tone Mann
Breh Ie
Wingfield
C Swanson
Ib Wenz
Ib Wenz, Rt Ot Aset A Mariott, 53 Sullivan, Db Dennison
Hawks Suffer Travel Debut Rumors Amid Manager Turmoil
The Dubuque squad travels to Marshalltown as TAsto or Rentz aim to pitch a win to steady Manager Armstrong. Unclear notes suggest Johnny may be benched soon as coaching changes loom.
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Marshalltown
Tasto
Rentz
Armstrong
Johnny
McEwan Homer Lifts Plowboys Past Jack Lacy
In Moline the Plowboys rallied behind Andy McEwan who hit a two run homer in the seventh as Cedar Rapids beat Jack Lacy. The Plowboys trailed earlier but surged with Brown’s sixth inning hit and four hits by McEwan. Lobb will join Cedar Rapids today as Ards trades and lineup shifts loom for top standings.
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Jimay Schollenberger
Hawks
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McEwan
Homer
Ards
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Lobb
Cedar Rapids
Bill Collings
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Plowhoys
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Andy McEnean
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Roeder Captains Tutor 1925 Nine
Cedar Falls Iowa June 3 Joseph Roeder Cedar Falls for two years a member of the State Teachers college pitching staff has been reelected captain of the 1925 baseball team Illness kept Roeder out of the game during a part of this season Among the veterans available next year are Waters first base Peyton second Hoffman short stop Ferneau catcher Pryor pitcher and Harris and Herman outfielders
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Joseph Roeder
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Herman
Sunnyside golfers push endurance test to decoration day
The 19th Hole players McFarlane Fish Chandler Liffring completed 04 holes each in an endurance contest at Sunnyside links on decoration day. Darkness halted the group as they declared they could play at least nine more. Local pros and ladies posted notable scores with Bathie at 47 for nine and 77 for 18 holes.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Frank Fish
H. B. Chandler
F.C. Liffring
Sunnyside Links
Bill Bathie
Sunnyside
Hea
Ato
Brmes Park
Iowa Golf Quartet Heads to Wisconsin Meet
The University of Iowa golf team travels for its final trip of the season. The Hawk quartet faces Wisconsin on the Maple Bluff Country Club course at Madison tomorrow.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago Olympic fields link to Windy City golf meet
Coach Charles Kennett says Iowa can force a share of the conference golf title if the team wins both dual meets in Chicago. Four players travel: Captain Paul Barton of Fort Dodge, W H Lehmkubhl of Independence, H C Jensen of Cedar Rapids, and W F Bergendorf of Rock Island.
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Olympic Fields
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Iowa
Iindy
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Fort Dodge
W. H. Lehmkubhl
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H. C. Jensen
Cedar Rapids
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Rock Island
Tigers and Red Sox Crowding on Yanks’ Heels
The American League race tightens with Detroit and Boston vying for leadership behind the Yankees as Washington and Philadelphia visit. The Giants lead the National League, while Pittsburgh and Washington win to tighten the standings.
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Jesup-Washburn Ball Team Organized
A new Jesup-Washburn semipro baseball club has been formed in Jesup Ta, featuring players Walter Rachey Carl Rachey Buck Bahl Ben Weber George Youngblut Frank Metcalf T F J OConnor Vice Youngblut and Micky Fox. T H Gil is arranging games with fast semipro or amateur teams in the region and invites communications to Washburn.
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Wolcott to Have Chance at Smith in Scrap Friday
John Goss curates a strong program for a Friday base ball party card. In a six round semi windup Harry Smith faces Leslie Wolcott in a return match after their first bout drew praise and a second was demanded.
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John Goss
Harry Smith
Nashua Flash
Leslie Wolcott
Waterloo
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Siki
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Jawbreaker
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Kid Roberts
Strong
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Bollinger
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Dumont Nine Beats Parkersburg 10 to 8 in Loose Game
Parkersburg Iowa June 3 Parkersburg loses to Dumont 10 to 8 in a game marked by poor fielding. Dumont shows a strong lineup and hitting when Parkersburg adds new players. The outlook for Dumont's season is rosy.
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