Thompson Hurls Great Ball And Whiffs 11 Hawks
Rock Island beat Waterloo 2 to 0 as H. Thompson struck out 11 Hawks and allowed only three hits. Anderson took the loss for Waterloo while Silvey and Walzak produced the Rockets' two runs. Thompson’s curve and fast ball carried the game, with Dixon and Dixon’s great catch highlighting defensive plays.
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Letters Are Given Track Athletes of Charles City
Charles City High awards track letters at year end exercises. Eleven earn first team for top meets this spring Nashua dual. Recipients include Barrett Bucnman Clancey Irwin Wabn Snmmel Kuhn O Harrow Nies Ripley Smith Waid. Eighteen receive second team letters for placing in events or faithful yearlong work.
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Clyde Waid
Rollin Almquist
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Russell Clark
Day Finch
Ueland Twahn
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Len Kerstetter
Kenneth Laughlin
Bill Leek
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Johnny Mitchell
Carl Petit
Ernest Peper
Keith Regal
Lawrence Washby
Rich are unhappy and far west news item
A fragmented satirical piece recalls rich people often unhappy and the lack of Social Register in the west. It mentions an interview with a distinguished bozo noting their woes and the general mood, then shifts to a weather forecast and a comic exchange about Lindbergh’s nickname. It ends with a quip about sports emphasis and June.
Baseball Standings And Yesterday's Results Overview
Mississippi Valley League results Dubuque Ottumwa 4 Rock Island 2 Waterloo 0 Burlington at Moline rain Cedar Rapids at Marshalltown rain. American League scores St Louis Washington 4 Chicago Boston 1 Detroit 3 New York 1 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1. National League Pittsburgh 11 Philadelphia 1 New York Cincinnati Boston Chicago 4 Brooklyn at St Louis wet grounds. American Association Milwaukee 585 Paul 3 Toledo 4 Indianapolis 3 Travisville 5 Columbus 4. Minneapolis at Kansas City wet grounds Western League Tulsa 11 Amarillo 5 Lincoln 4 Denver 0 Wichita 7 Oklahoma City Omaha at Des Moines rain.
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Dundee Wins Welterweight Title with Kidneys Punches
Joe Dundee defeats Pete Latzo at the Polo Grounds to claim the welterweight world title in a hard fought bout. Latzo’s weight cut reportedly strained his kidneys, while Dundee capitalized in the final rounds to secure a close, decisive victory.
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Knox-Town basketball tilt set with Iowa clash
Dean Trevor, head coach at Krox, announces a Knox Town basketball game against the University of Iowa to be held in Iowa City. The Knox and Town programs have a history of seasonal meetings, with Sam Barry, former Knox developer and Town coach, guiding one of Knox’s strongest squads in team history.
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Latzo Dundee Fight Through Fifteen Rounds For Title
Round by round summary of Latzo and Dundee in a featherweight title bout. Latzo presses early with inside work and strong body shots while Dundee answers with lefts to the jaw and hard rights. At times Dundee dominates with clean exchanges, but Latzo survives into late rounds as both trade heavy blows to the head and body, the crowd active throughout.
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Owary Freshmen Score Big in Western Freshman Meet
Town team won the Western conference freshman telegraphic track meet with 93 points led by Captain Jack A. Moulton and Stevenson of Ida Grove. Ohio State runner ups and Illinois third followed as multiple events yielded points for Iowa State’s town team.
White Sox Triumph Over Red Sox in Boston Showdown
Boston, June 4. Tommy Thomas stars as the Chicago White Sox defeat the Boston Red Sox 6 to 1 at Fenway Park. Thomas earns his 10th win in 12 starts, despite Red Sox totaling 14 hits. He also homers in the fourth inning as Welzer allows the loss.
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Leaders in Kentucky Derby clash again on Illinois track
Whiskery, Kentucky Derby winner, Osmond, and Jock from Whitney entry meet again at Fairmount Park Derby for a $25,000 added purse. The mile and a quarter race uses the same distance as the Derby. Whiskery carries 126 pounds while Osmond and Jock carry the same or heavier weights.
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Mental balance in golf for optimal control and focus
The writer questions the claim that golf is two thirds mental and offers tips for maintaining mental balance. They emphasize concentration during play and advise letting the mind and hands work together, warning that thinking of something else undermines the arms and hands’ execution.
Ames Runner Heads To National Track Meet
Ames, Iowa June 4 Two Town State athletes Captain Ray Conger and Indus Caulum will compete in the national collegiate championships in Chicago June 10 and 11. Thornburg and Kingery may also attend. Conger, a top middle distance runner, and Caulum, Valley half mile champion, carry strong chances to win mile and half mile crowns. Conger, hailed as Iowa State’s greatest, will run his last race for the Cardinal and Gold. Callum won the Valley half mile and both helped set two world records with the medley relay this spring.
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Hyde twins named college track captains at Lawrence
Donald and Doug Hyde of Appleton Wisconsin have been named captains of the 1928 Lawrence College track team, sharing captain duties. Gilbert J Smith of Milwaukee was named captain of the University of Wisconsin track team. Jock Malone and Wolcott Langford bout postponed due to rain. C R Nelson Ham mond elected captain of Purdue University track team for 1928. Penn Harvard no scouting agreement for next football season. Penn will seek support from Chicago Navy Penn State Cornell and Columbia. Yale Harvard track team abroad July 9 added Frederick H W Sturdy and Frank W W Sheldon to the contingent.
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Fights Last Night Upset Results Across Cities
Associated Press report lists boxers including George Courtney of Oklahoma winning on a foul against K O Phil Kaplan of New York while Johnny Indrusano of Boston defeats Bill Alger of San Francisco. Bobby Williams of Mariellus New York beats Babe McCargary of Oklahoma. Strong of Omaha tops Mickel Rockson of Los Angeles in a hot result.
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Aldridge Sharp as Pirates Crush Phillies 11 to 1
Vic Aldridge pitched a five straight win for the Pirates in Pittsburgh, beating the Phillies 11 to 1. He allowed four hits, struck out three in the ninth, and Hal Waner homered for Pittsburgh while Wright, Grant ham and Traynor connected for inside the park shots.
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Nine East High Trackmen Receive Letters for 1927
East High announces nine lettermen for the 1927 track team under Coach Midge Makeover. Named are Capt. Malcolm Garrison Jesse Harris Claude Martin George Fowler Dudley Webberking John Young Frank Eicker Milton Perry and Harold Baughner. Martin Webbderking Young Perry and Baughner return next season with several promising juniors to be back. A captain for 1928 will be chosen at a meeting of lettermen early next week.
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Plan Auto Races for Last Day of Lawn City Fair
Cedar Falls news notes that W. D. Strayer, secretary of Cedar Valley fair and exposition, announced a contract with C. H. Ireland of Anamosa to organize auto races on Friday August 26, the fair's last day. Ireland guarantees at least 12 racing cars will compete.
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