Plows Visit for Three Games as Waterloo Stays Home
Waterloo’s baseball team hosts Moline and Dubuque for a three game series starting Friday. Marshalltown crushed Waterloo 10 to 5 in Marshalltown as Hawk pitching struggled, while Ansons and Hawks feature strong hitters including Abbott Worthington and Rice who posted multiple hits.
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Freshmen Athletes at Ames Awarded for Spring Quarter
Ames Iowa June 3 Thirty seven Town State freshmen athletes have been granted medals by the athletic council for the spring quarter. Eighteen awards go to Coach Al Wheeler's baseball team and nineteen to the yearling track squad. The list names 18 baseball players with hometowns and positions and 19 track men with events and home towns. The season-recognized group is hailed as the best Cyclone freshmen outfit in some time.
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Fragmented 1900s newspaper snippets mix quotes and ads
Readable passages mix political quotes about opium policy and killings with odd advertisements and literary asides. Mentions Harry K Thaw and mid Atlantic locales, plus garbled commentary on modern ads and a graduating senior. No clear single event or cohesive report.
Islanders Defeat Dubuque In Windy Islander Game
Dubuque fell 8 to 0 as the Islanders dominated with eleven hits aided by a strong wind. Pirates: Murakami Delaney and Maarlott starred in the field with key double plays, while Dubuque struggled to muster offense despite several baserunners.
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Yankees Sweep Washington With Two Wins At Yankee Stadium
In front of about 40 000 fans the Yankees beat Washington 3 0 and 5 4. Sengeough won the first start, and in the second game he drove in three runs with a fourth inning double off Johnson. Attendance neared 180 000 for the latest Yankee Stadium action. The club announced the signing of George Davis from the New York University team.
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Hard Ox Pitchers Lead Major Hitters in Series Finish
June 5 report from Chiesyo notes attempts of trubs to beat the Cardinals at their game ended in a loss as Majah Hornsby and teammates won the final series by a crossing score of Fi ta 6 Thly. The result kept St Louis slightly ahead of Pittsburgh in the standings amid tense play. Also, a special from Moline at radar Rapids mentions Moline's win yesterday.
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White Sox Rally in Ninth to Streak Past Browns
White Sox surged in the ninth inning to tally four runs and overcome the Browns, despite St Louis taking an earlier lead. Pitcher Giston struggled as Cleveland bats supported the win, while a Western League pennant ceremony loomed with local dignitaries and officials preparing to raise the flag.
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Locke Comes Front as Best Sprinter in Era
By AL DEMAREE Roland Locke of the University of Nebraska has outrun rivals to become the fastest man, eclipsing old marks held by Charley Paddock. Locke, after a high school accident that damaged his leg, now aims at the national collegiate meet at Grant Park Chicago next week.
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Latzo Ready to Defend Title If Cash Appears
Pete Latzo, the welterweight champion, will defend his title against Mickey Walker Shuttle Callahan or any other challenger if the money is right. Manager Paddy Mullins said Latzo would fight all comers for proper inducements. Mullins also aims to promote Latzo’s lightweight Phil McGraw in Chicago once permits are issued. Bud Taylor trains for his bantam title bout with Charley Rosenberg, sparring with Don Davis and Marty Fields.
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Terre Haute Bantam
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Marty Fields
Midwestern track meet slated for Town on June 19
Registered amateur athletes from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and North Dakota will compete at the Midwestern track and field meet at Town on June 19. George T Bresnahan will enter several University of Town athletes after their national collegiate championship. The program includes 18 events with three scoring places and new events like a five mile run and 440 yard hurdles.
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Chicago
Athletics Divide Double Header in Red Sox Grounds
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Boston. First game won by Boston 5 to 4, second game tied 1 to 1. Pitcher Sark Quitin started strong for the Athletics, relief by Lefty Grove in late innings.
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Church League Game At Cedar River Park Picnic Tomorrow
Grace M E church hosts a Sunday school picnic with a church league baseball game at Cedar River Park at 6 15 p m Rev J Arthur Young of First M church will pitch and Dr Earl A Roadwian of Grace M E will catch Neither team has been defeated this season The following game features St Paul M E and Burton Avenue Baptist in a Sunday school match tomorrow evening
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Des Moines Signs Klevenow Former Waterloo Catcher
Fred Klevenow, veteran catcher released by manager Cletus Dixon two weeks ago, has been signed by Des Moines of the Western league as a second string catcher. An injury to Lo Haworth required two extra catchers. Klevenow played regularly for the Hawks until May 21 before squad reduction. He planned semipro ball in Eldora before the Demons offered a chance. Home in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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First Presbyterians Win S. S. League Tilt
The First Presbyterian baseball team defeated Northminster Frasbyterian nine in a church league at Cedar River Park last night. Witt limited the opponents to seven hits, and Bender paced the Northminster squad with their seven hits.
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Cedar River Park
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