Hawks chase weekend road trip to Dubuque and beyond
Waterloo fans plan a three day trek to Dubuque for Sunday go game with the Hawks opening the trip. Spurbeck faces Spurbeck and Rock Island pitching, while Waterloo Wiley heads to Moline then back to Cedar Rapids, Rock Island and Dubuque for tougher assignments.
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Evening Courier
Owa
Hawks
Dubuque
Storm King
Bull Park
Joe McGindly
Dupugus
Thesis Spurbeck
Spur
Rock Island
Plowboya
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Dudugue
Waterloo Hawks Win Hard Fought Baseball Thriller
Cedar Rapids at Waterloo saw a 2 to 2 tie after a long, quirky game. Richer, Swanson, and Walker starred in a defensive duel with Swanson's triple play and Walker's clutch fielding defining the tense action as Richter held Cedar Rapids to five hits and Keitenbell allowed ten.
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Clyde Keitenbeil
Waterloo Park
Stummer
Waterloo
Rooster
Rand
Huarty
Speas
Swanson
Richter
Cedar Rapids
Hawks
Walker
Dixon
Kattenbell
Welland
Stuart’ Clarke
Janton
Grant
Hichter
Brownie Walker
Glarke
Kaettenbeil
McDermott
Cedar Parte
Bokannan
Mondino
Wraiker
Kettendell
Kettenbell
Mel Dermott
Grint
Richter Civietsier
Grazit
Grot
Dizon
Grott
Clarke
Ketterbeil S
Iwettentell
Richter B
Nat Orion
Hollis
Tunney Knocks Out Gibbons in Surprise Showing
Gene Tunney scores a twelfth round knockout of Tom Gibbons at Polo Grounds in New York. Gibbons, a St Paul veteran, is left dazed in the neutral corner after a series of hard blows as Tunney breaks through in the final round. Gibbons fights amid personal strain with his wife ill in hospital.
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Associated Press
New York
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Pugil
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Dempsey Himsellf
Iron St. Paul
Tunney
Gibbons
Jander
Dempsey
Shelby
St. Paul
Tom
Cybbons
West
Shelby Mont
Georges Carpentier
Harry Gren
Billy Miske
Bob Moha
Battlise Levinsky
Bartley Madden
Cant- Bob Roper
Willie Meehan
George K. C. Brown
Chuck Wisgins
Marshalltown Opens Strong In Win Over Islanders
Marshalltown started fast to defeat the Islanders in a baseball or softball matchup. The standings show Mississippi Valley League games with Rock Island 2, Waterloo 3, Cedar Rapids 2, Dubuque, Ottumwa 5, Moline 3, Burlington 0. National and American League scores feature Cincinnati 7 over Boston 1 and New York 11 over St. Louis 5, among others.
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Rock Island
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Moline
Burlington
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
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Ferguson
Burlington Beaten by Plowboys Again in 10 Rounds
The card in Tshpeming Michigan features Wargh knocking out Jimmy Nuss from Michigan in a ten round bout. Detroit fighter Moner Lobtane defeats Brooklyn's Zulu Kid in a ten round decision.
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Tshpeming
Mich
Tiarv Ree
Wargh
Jimmy Nuss
Michi
Moner Lobtane
Detroit
Zulu Kid
Brooklyn
MacFarlane Beats Jones by One Stroke for Open Title
MacFarlane defeats Jones by one stroke to win the Open at Worcester Country Club after a second playoff round. Both finished 75 on the first 18 holes. MacFarlane’s late surge sealed the victory as Jones faltered on the final hole.
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MacFarlane
Jones
International News Wire
Worcester
Mass
Golf Taday
Willie McFarlane
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Worcester Country Club
Bobby
Tur
Wrigley Buys Lasker’s Share Of Ball Club
Chicago June 1 William Wrigley Jr now holds about 74 percent of the Chicago National League baseball club after purchasing Al bert J D Lasker’s large stock. A friendly disagreement over training methods prompted the sale as Lasker favored strict routine while Wrigley preferred a more flexible approach.
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Chicago
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Albert JD. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Lasker
Des Moines Boxing Card Promises Summer Showdown
Ployd Bowers of Conrad Ia trains in Des Moines for a six round bout with Albert Knipp at Electric Park Wednesday around 8:32 PM. The card features Bob White vs Harry Brown and Whitey Lee vs Jack Lewis with weigh ins near 155 pounds and 138 pound prelims as Ralph Alexander hosts.
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Conrad
Lou Rollinger
Des Moines
Albert Knipp
Electric Park
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Law
Floydie
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Navy Rostan
Restan
Jimmy Nuss
Harry Greb
Jimmy
Marquetts
Mich
Nuss
Bob White
Harry Brown
Ceidar Rapids
Mr. Vernon
Harry
Whitey Lee
Jack Lewis
Waterloo
White
Brown
Ralph Alexander
Hawks and players clash over outfielder speculation and protests
The Hawks report progress on an outfielder to Watering club as Indiana collegians join the scene while Earle Rre shines. Sister, a pitcher, seeks semipro work in Cedar Rapids amid veteran status questions. Moline allegedly protested a call, and Waterlon’s claim about a Burlington game stands unresolved. The Cedar Rapids ruling clarifies the Bees score dispute.
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Burlington
Bees
Schmidt
Lisle
Beal
Kirk
Burtington
Maloney
Farr
Terres Wees
Stoerker
Mann
Tr Crawford
Huffman
Dobbyns
Young
Mo Makeever
Smith
Soarg
Gu Shatts
Mobor
Bartlett
Weeer Schmit
Speer
Dra
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Moby
Matener
Maloney Atrick
Uy Speer
Halls
Om Sneer
Sehmit
Pagset
Miste
Cletus Dixon
Barney Burch
Omana
Tick Richards Fané Tito Collegians
Indiana
Earle Rre
Dixon
ANL
Cedar Arpids
Efe
Ottumwa
Sister
Right hander might do what Bambino did in baseball
The column discusses Gabby Hartnett and other right handed hitters in the major leagues, questioning whether any can approach Babe Ruth’s record of 53 home runs. Rogers Hornsby and others suggest that if such players spent a season in parks like Chicago or Philadelphia where fences are favorable, they might have a real shot at Ruth’s mark.
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Thidek
Watson
Nelle
Senor ‘Oreador
Amigo
Bobby Burns
Cuttysarks
Adam
A. Banderillero
AL Demaree
Giants
Gabby Herbett
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Philadelphia National
Teague
sala Hornsby_ Hornsby
Cubs
Phitly
Ruth
National Levens
Gate
Prep golfers prepare for county meet at Sunnyside
Over a hundred high school golfers from Black Hawk County gather at Sunnyside Country Club Monday morning for the annual county prep tournament. Qualifying rounds start Monday, with first round matches Monday afternoon and second and third rounds Tuesday, leading to finals Wednesday. Lawrence Kilgore is out, opening the field for others while Bill Wilder and Harold Jacobsen are expected to contend.
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Black Hawk County
Sunnyside Country Club
Burr G. Lichty
Waterloo
Lawrence Kilgore
Black Hawk
Lichty
Marshalltown Golfer Sets New Course Record
A. H. R. Matthews of Marshalltown set a new competitive record at Almwood Country Club with par on every hole except birdie on the seventeenth. His round totaled a remarkable score reflecting consistency across all 18 holes.
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A. H.R. Matthews
Marshall
Town
Waterloo
Alm
Wood
Matthews
Giants Batter Cardinals In National League Tilt
The Giants crushed the Cardinals 11 to 6 as Chief Gunner Snyder hit two home runs. Dazzy Vance allowed four Cubs runs while Zach Wheat added two homers in a 7 6 Dodgers win. Clarence Mitchell earned the win in Philadelphia as the Robins beat Pittsburgh 6 5 in 10 innings. Ammons Gore Hides of the A’s went hitless after a 23 game hitting streak. Wanninger of the Yankees produced power against the Browns.
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Cardinals
McGinnity Clan
Ottumya
Fatumwaone
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Burr
Tito
Icke Tsck
Johnson
Blackburn
Af Blackburn
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Gregory
Associated Press
New York
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Athletics
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Washington
Brooklyn
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Rogers Hornsby
Gunner Snyder
New York Battery
Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Chicago
Zach Wheat
Dodgers
Philadelphia Nationals
Robinson
Pirates
Clarence Mitchell
Ammons Gore Hides
Simmons Athletics
Wanninger
Yankees
Browns
Boston
Gige
Iowa U Cage Five to Play 12 Big Ten Games Next Year
Iowa University will face 12 Big Ten opponents in 1926 basketball play, as set in a schedule decided at a conference coaches meeting led by Walter Scanlon. The Hawkeyes start January with games against Chicago, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State, Northwestern and more, stretching into March with matchups in Minneapolis and other sites.
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U Cage
Columbus
University of Iowa
Walter Scanwell
University of Wisconsin
Hawkeye
Chicago
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Iowa City
Ohio State
Northaveston
Evanston
Bloomington
Minnesota
Tow City
Tech
Ichigan
Noarthwestern
Towa City
Sten
Tows City
Minnepolis
Patten and Longley Win Golf Tournaments at Sunnyside
F C Patten of Cedar Rapids won a blind bogey golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club, earning $2 for delegates to Iowa electric groups convention. Patten led with 23.1. Alfred Longley of Waterloo won the following flag tournament. M W Welton of Omaha was second and C A Sears of Keokuk third.
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F. C. Patten
Cedar Rapids
Sunnyside Country Club
Iowa
National Electric Light Association
Iowa Electri Railway Association
Patten
G. A. Neal
Philadelphia
Don Sterns
Humboldt
R. W. Herrick
Lowa My
Alfred Longley
Waterloo
M. W. Welton
Omaha, Neb
C. A. Sears
Keokuk
Maccabees and Rath Team for Cedar River Park Game
Packing company teams the Waterloo Maccabees and Rath set for a 3 p m game at Cedar River park tomorrow. Both squads have shown strong form this season and a large crowd is expected to attend the clash as the league team plays away Sunday.
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RATH
Cedar River Park
Packing Company
Waterloo Maccabees
Big Ten Track Meet Prelims Show Record-Setting Marks
At Columbus Ohio June 6 top collegiate marks faced challenge as Big Ten prelims qualified 16 athletes for 26 events. Illinois Michigan Wisconsin loom for overall points with Dehart Hubbard of Michigan and Paul Northup setting possible records in long jump and javelin. More than 600 athletes from 26 colleges compete this afternoon.
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State
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dehart Hubbard
University of Michigan
Paul Northrap
Angier
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