Waterloo Elks Cheer as Hawks Break Losing Streak in Muddy Doubleheader
Waterloo beats McSherrystown 2 to 0 as Storm fans nine and Lenahan, Pilcher, and Roberts shine on defense. Hamilton holds Hawks to three hits with solid support. crowd of 200+ expected for today’s twin bill amid muddy field conditions.
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Ottumwa Beats Rock Island in Pitchers Duel
Ottumwa nipped Rock Island 2 to 1 in a tight game as two pitchers battled. Doran belted a triple for Ottumwa and Eimy delivered a double scoring the winner while Demps scored on a fielder’s choice. Rock Island’s Norton, Jon Condon, Thomason, Swenson and Dempser managed scattered hits.
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Vieter
Gaugler
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Emery
Heath
Mattick
Doran
Rhfore Norton
Jon Condon
Tosty
Thomason
Ci Swenson
Dempser
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Nelson
Zubar
P.eeeene
Ottumwa Rooney
Tose
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Zibay
Dewaese
Twilight League Defeats Walnut Street Baptist Nine
The Methofists dominated at League Park last night beating Walnut Street Baptist 6 to 1. Robbins Ayers and Morris led the attack with 15 hits combined while the Baptist pitchers Robbing and Ayorg struggled.
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Daseball
Walnut Street Baptist
Shelby Montana Welcomes Dempsey Gibbons Fight Fever
Shelby Montana swarms with temporary housing and new buildings as the town prepares for the Dempsey Gibbons bout. The arena rises, tickets sell fast, and Gibbons and family settle in a premier home while Tommy trains with long road work sessions.
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Standings and Yesterday’s Baseball Results
The Rational League shows Chicago and New York leading with 7 to 1 losses for St. Louis and 0 for Philadelphia. American League reports Philadelphia and St. Louis 5, Boston 7, Cleveland 1, Washington 18, Detroit 4 with New York-Chicago rained out. Other leagues list St. Paul 16 over Columbus 4 and Milwaukee 6 over Indianapolis 3. Kansas City 5, Louisville 4. Minneapolis at Toledo rained. Western League Des Moines 7, Wichita 3, Denver 3. Tulsa 2 2, St Joseph 12, Sioux City and Omaha rain. Oklahoma City rain.
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Big Ten Teams Adopt Two Uniform Sets this Winter
Conference coaches at their annual meeting in Ann Arbor approved Big Ten teams wearing two uniform sets this season. Homes will use a school's colors while away uniforms will be white, aiding officials in distinguishing players during contests.
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Ann Arbor
Loora
Cedar Rapids Wins 2-0 Over Dubuque in Hectic Pastime
In Dubuque Iowa June special Cedar Rapids won its second straight game 2 to 0 as Cvengros bested Johnson in a pitchers duel. Cedar Rapids scored in the second on two hits and added the third on a walk passed ball and single. Schafer starred in the field as Dubuque failed with runners in scoring position.
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I Potts
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John Guengres
John Cyengros
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Maxcerver
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Dempsey Bears Bruised Optic amid Sparring Controversy
Great Falls Mont June 8 Avowal by Jack Kearns and Dempsey deny billygoating sparring with Stragmalia after a cut left eye. Dempsey may miss ring work for days and faces a $500 cash impact from reduced receipts as crowds decline. Gibbons road work in Shelby prepares for July 4 title bid with 16 mile hikes and steady conditioning as ticket sales continue.
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Gibbons Dors
Shelby
Tom Gibbons
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Collins and Molumby
New York
Trackmen honored at Northwestern event and baseball team captaincy
Chicago EFieven trackmen earned set ters at Northwestern University. Towa Oats and Ta-Wayland Hicks named as players. Brooklin elected captain for next year's University of Town Boston baseball squad. Giants prospects Watson Gowdy traded to Boston National League club. Johnny Dundes to meet Eugene Criqui in 15 round title bout June 30 at Polo Grounds. Dan Kelly and William Lindberg set marathon golf mark at Trier Glenwood course. Duke Kanhamomoku shatters 40 yard dash mark in Los Angeles at 22 3 4 seconds surpassing Johnny Weissmuller.
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Trier Country
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Glenwood
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State College Students Burly Hatchet in Athletic War
Ames Iowa June Students at Iowa State College pledged support for athletics after a conflict that led to the resignation of Director CG Mayser. About 1 000 signed at a mass meeting as commencement neared, with a new athletic council expected to be named to restore harmony.
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Towa State College
CG. W. Mayser
Kennedy to Captain Cornell Track Team
Mount Vernon Ja Kennedy elected captain of the Cornell track squad for 1924 after strong showings in the 220 and quarter mile. He has contributed in baseball basketball and football and is noted as a consistent point winner.
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Resley Kennedy
Cornell
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GOLFER WINS MARATHON AT Harrow Golf Club
Bartow June The golf Marathon for Harrow Golf club was won by Tom Cannon who completed 126 holes in 26 hours and five minutes of continuous play. Cannon lost two balls but recovered one at daylight. Joe Knipp of Waterloo fights Frank Edsen in an eight round bout at Fort Dodge tonight with Knipp in top condition and Edsen regarded as a strong welter.
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Harrow Golf Club
Tom Cannon
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Inipp
Joe Knipp
Waterloo
Hawks Face Waterloo After Bothering Umpires Creek
Hawks prepare for a series with Waterloo as Dubuque hosts three games starting tomorrow. Janda and Elbert Jordan face reassignment as Dan Lindner and other rookies join from Marshalltown and Millersburg.
Leonard Seen as Frail After Mitchell Fight Rumors Persist
New York June 8 Broad way and fin habitues doubt Benny Leonard the lightweight champion following a dubious bout with Pinkey Mitchell and witness testimony. Critics say Leonard is thin and out of speed, relying on a single punch while challengers like White or Tendler would have outboxed him. Reports by Western experts and Pat Moore echo that Leonard showed weaknesses and lost speed, lowering him to the level of other challengers.
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Sam Levy
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Hack Miller Autographs Ball For Chicago Fan
Hack Miller of the Cubs homered in the seventh to tie the game with the Giants and later hit a deciding double. A 14-year-old fan caught the ball and prompted Miller to autograph it after officials arranged a signing at the club. Spectators offered up to $10 for the ball, but the boy kept it as Miller signed another ball for him.
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Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q&A on club and foul rules
An item from a golf column discusses mixed foursomes penalties for playing out of turn, dropping from hazards after water lift, and grounding a club when a ball sticks in a bunker face. It asks readers to submit questions for instant answers to Innis Brown through the newspaper.
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Sol Steteger
Hagard
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A Tip for the Round from Ted Ray on Swinging Hard
Ted Ray warns against loose grip in iron play calling it an unpardonable sin. He says contact with the ground must be met with a strong grip to ensure solid shots and prevent disaster. Tomorrow Whitlatch discusses swinging hard.
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Whitlatch
Baseball rules Q and A from Charles White column
Reader questions about slippery elm on pitched balls, foul balls, and home runs. The columnist clarifies penalties for the batter and when a new ball is used, noting a sacrifice attempt can be credited as a sacrifice hit and that the batter does not receive a hit or home run in disputed cases. He invites mail for future answers.
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Mendelsohn to Meet Friedman in Ten Round Bout
Johnny Mendelsohn of Milwaukee and Sailor Friedman of Chicago, two durable lightweights, clash in Detroit. The 10 round bout, delayed from May 25 after Friedman weighed seven pounds over the 143 limit, targets Champion B. Leonard as the next rival.
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Sailor Friedman
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Western clubs stage warm reception for eastern visitors
The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 9 to 7, sending the world champions to Pittsburgh as rain spared the Pirates from facing the Brooklyn Robins. St. Louis edged Philadelphia 1 to 0 and Cincinnati swept Boston 3 to 1. Cy Williams of Philadelphia out sick. Hack Miller led Chicago's win, Ray Blades delivered an extra inning 10th inning triple for St Louis, and Oy Williams was sidelined by back pain after his 20th homer of the season.
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