Two Victories Today Bring Smiles to Waterloo Fans
Report from New York dated June 7 notes the White Sox upset the Yankees 4 1 as Urban Red Faber triumphed with seven strikeouts and five hits allowed. Other games featured Washington’s 6 1 win over Detroit and a clean sweep by Western NL clubs with Pittsburgh in second place.
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Boone Valley Golf Tourney Opens as Teams Compete
Iowa Falls Iowa June 7 Boone Valley golfers start annual tourney with Eldora 23 to 6 win. Eight players per club compete as Eldora Eagle Grove Town Falls Clarmond Marion Belmond Webster City join. Finals set July 6 at Clarmond links near Lake Cornelia.
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Dempsey Camp Signals Mixed Workouts Ahead of Gibbons Fight
Great Falls observers note Jack Dempsey trains lightly with road work and bag punching while planning a stronger pace next week. Promoter Jack Kearns predicts peak form for the Gibbons bout, though some say four weeks of Work would be prudent. A Dempsey Wills matchup faces strong opposition and may not occur, with a Dempsey Firpo bout now discussed as an alternative.
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Standings and results from major leagues yesterday
American League Chicago defeated New York 4 to 1 while Philadelphia and St. Louis beat Cleveland 17 to 2 and 4 to 2 respectively. Boston topped Washington 4 to 1. National League Chicago won 6 to 1 over New York with Pittsburgh 7 to 3 over Brooklyn. St. Louis edging Philadelphia 7 to 6. Cincinnati 5 Boston 1. American Association St Paul 6 Columns 3. Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 3. Western League Des Moines 7 Wichita 6 Omaha 16 Oklahoma City 4 Sioux City 8 St Joseph 1. Denver at Tulsa postponed due to rain.
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Detroit boxing suspension and fines shake local scene
Detroit correspondent notes heavyweight Jack McAuliffe suspended and fined by the state boxing commissioner amid disputes over alleged poor sharing. Los Angeles report references Martin O Grady and a May night incident. Beloit captain Howard Thompson and Beloit track squad named, while Youngstown rain delays a Cowboy Pagett bout. Chalengo President Harding invited as honorary member for a senior golf tournament, details unclear.
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Dubuque Heckled as Jacobs Halt Streak in 7-0 Loss
Cedar Rapids Jacobs blanked Dubuque 7 to 0 yesterday. McGinnity and Carman allowed ten hits while Jacobs held eight hits scattered. Carman, a University of Dubuque athlete, and Captain Armstrong of the Climbers were noted in the report.
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Large Crowd Views Park Card Despite Inclement Weather
A spring rain greeted 1,257 fans who watched United Kid shade Bat ting Laird in four rounds at the park last night. Laird filled in for Bob Ward and delivered a solid display with little time to train. Ned Parrs defeated Ted Tabor in the semiwindup, using aggression to sway the referee. Johnny Glass edged Glenn Kirk in the prelims, and Irish Halligan beat Dutch Darby. No knockdowns occurred on the card.
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Referee Daugherty named for Dempsey Gibbons bout
Jim Daugherty of Philadelphia has been selected to referee the Dempsey vs Gibbons fight at Shelby Montana. The decision comes in a letter from Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager. Daugherty is among boxing’s best known referees, having officiated the Dempsey Miske bout among others.
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The Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q and A snippets
Inquiry into casual water penalties and ball placement rules as explained by Innis Brown. Questions cover lifting and dropping near wet spots, marking and placing from a stance, short putts, and the fourball match rule where a ball is lost. Answer affirms penalties and procedure, noting play must continue with the ball in play or the other ball if the original is deemed lost.
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A Tip for the Round by Jerome D Travers
The note stresses that most golf misses come from breaking basic rules and faulty fundamentals rather than stance or grip. It urges players to examine simple fundamentals such as head position and looking up before blaming swing faults.
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Baseball umpire errors and rules questions
In a contested play a runner on third and another who stole home caused hesitation and confusion. The umpire reversed two outs and a run but faced no clear rule. The correct approach is to reverse only if a clear error is shown and to avoid penalties for fair play.
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Hawks Face Doubleheader Prospects Amid Rain Delays
The Hawks postpone Ottumwa Rock Island and Marshalltown Waterloo games due to rain. Weeden plans to use Farrell and Storm in two games today if weather clears, with George Brown rotating in tomorrow and Morgan possible Saturday against Dubuque. Frank Boyle reconsiders Arthur Jones trial. Lefty Quinn from Bloomington to pitch one game against the Hawks.
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Brookins Seeks New Record in 220 Yard Low Hurdles
Charles Brookins of Iowa U, holder of a 231-5 world mark for the 220 yard low hurdles on a straightaway, will attempt to break the one turn record at the national collegiate meet in Chicago June 15 and 16. The existing mark is 244-5 set by J. J. Euler for Irish American A C in 19 a.
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Weeden Registers as Elk Far From Lodge in Marshalltown
June 7 in Marshalltown Special Charles A. Weeden manager of the Waterloo baseball team registered as from the lodge farthest distant from Marshalltown at the eighteenth annual convention of Jows Elks. Weeden is a member of lodge No 117 Lynn Massachusetts. Waterloo Elks attended to see the Waterloo matches with Marshailtown. Frank Boyle manager of the Ansons is also an Elk and a Waterloo lodge member. MEDIUM BROWN HAR praised Golden Giant Shampoo.
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New York Teams Run Away With Flags and Coun
New York monopolization of world series appears to hurt rivals as the Yankees and Giants lead their pennant races by wide margins. Insurgent owners seek to curb New York power after consecutive World Series runs, with the Comiskey White Sox and others underperforming and public interest rising. The backlash echoes past efforts to break up dominant clubs, signaling a potential disruption to New York’s baseball hegemony.
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Mahoney Says He's Bantam Bar On Making Weight
Scranton Pa based boxer Johnny Mahoney reports from home that he will stay bantam and will not face featherweights. He demands opponents weigh 118 to 120 pounds, or no contest. A recent bout with Sammy Mandell drew attention as the boxing scene buzzes around town.
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National Meet at Chicago Attracts Country's Renown
Chicago June 7 Thirty five universities and colleges have sent their entries for the national collegiate track and field meet to be held at the University of Chicago on June 18 and 16. A Stagg director of athletics announced yesterday. Sixty messages were sent urging them to enter. Nearly every part of the country represented among entries. Amherst Penn State New York University Haverford College Texas Aggies University of Montana Pomona College are among the schools sending entries.
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Western conference meet entries widen field across campuses
USC UT UTenn UGA UW U of Oregon and Denver plus Nebraska join a large Western conference meet. Most teams have entered already with a few still to sign on. Michigan also listed as an entrant from the Big Ten meet at Ann Arbor last Saturday.
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Luther Concludes 1923 Batt Season with Clean Slate
Decorah Iowa June 7 Special Luther college closed its baseball season undefeated by beating Upper Iowa 11 to 0. Coach S S Roque earned praise for the team’s 287 batting average led by Ossie Orwell 578. Four players will graduate: Bill Orwell Walter Howden Kitte and Trytten. Season results include Luther defeats and scores against Columbia St Thomas Hamline Olat Cornell Upper Iowa Campion De Paul.
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Waterloo All Stars Play Washburn Next
The Waterloo All Stars, with four new pitchers and other lineup changes, expect a win Sunday when they face Washburn. T. A. Hopkins, manager of 229 Manson Street, seeks trials with teams. Also noted are copper district mines in Lake Superior about 9,000 feet deep.
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Gibbons Confident He Can Beat Dempsey on July Fourth
Shotby Mont. June 7 Tom Gibbons declares he remains confident he can KO Jack Dempsey within ten rounds in their July 4 heavyweight title bout. He hosts a welcoming reception at his new home as training starts, praising Shelby townspeople who helped him despite eastern promoters’ disfavor. He warns not to underestimate Dempsey while planning light work before Friday.
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Parcaut Challenges Engel to Mat or Ring Fight
Des Moines letters recount a bold challenge from Jack Skelton for Ralph Parcaut of Spencer to meet Heinie Engel in wrestling. If Engel prefers boxing, Parcaut will still boxing or race him, insisting on a neutral referee and asserting Engel cannot evade the match.
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