Hawks Fall to Marshalltown in Hectic Exhibition
A brisk Tuesday game at Cedar Rapids ended 8 to 5 as Marshalltown defeated Waterloo. Four Hawk errors, a three run sixth, and Schino’s two base hit powered the visitors, with Cotello and Whitcraft each laboring for the Ansons and Anderson taking the loss for Waterloo after a long relief stint.
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Fragmented musings on beauty and politics in a noisy column
A noisy clump of snatches on beauty standards fat versus thin men, tax jokes, Mussolini editorial, a car repair quip, propeller spelling, Western hats for presidents, and a satirical note about Chicago’s 110 Wed heiresses. The piece blends politics, humor, and social tropes with many named figures and images.
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings and results from multiple leagues. Mississippi Valley League games include Cedar Rapids 3 Moline 1 and Dubuque 5 Rock Island 4 with Ottumwa 5 over Waterloo 5. National League scores feature Boston 12 St. Louis 5 and Chicago 7 Brooklyn 6 among others. American League shows New York 4 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 11 St. Louis 9 with rest of card. American Association lists Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis 5 and Kansas City 16 Louisville 10, plus Western League Linema 4 Omaha 3 and Denver 5 Des Moines 4.
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Yankees Top White Sox In Brisk Bronx Opener
In the crucial series opener the Yankees defeated the White Sox 4 to 1 in the Bronx. Waite Hoyt won, Tommy Thomas took the loss as Ruth and Gehrig homered for New York, with Bud Clancy extending a hitting streak by homering in the seventh.
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High Jumpers Do Over Eight Feet in African Meet
Washington report notes eight feet two inches by top Watussi jumpers in Tanganyika exhibitions. Despite arid climate and improvised takeoff, athletes achieved remarkable heights, with youths reaching five feet. Observers believe primitive peoples may rival European efforts in tropical conditions.
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Northwestern to host Big Ten golf championship
Northwestern University will host 75 Big Ten golfers over the Tom O'Shanters course in a 72 hole medal play event. Two rounds are scheduled on Thursday and Friday to determine team and individual results. Minnesota enters Lester Bolsted as defending national public links champion.
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Lester Bolsted
Oelwein and Lawler Claim Wins in Little Central Play
In Little Central play at New Hampton and Lawler Oelwein defeated Sumner 4 to 0. A 14 inning duel at Lawler saw Oelwein edge Lawler as a long home run sealed the win. Oelwein leads the league with two wins after beating Sumner. Lawler next faces New Hampton and then Sumner and New Hampton in home games across the following Sundays.
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Mayne 82 State Trapshoot Opens at Jewell Iowa
Mayne of Waterloo led Waterloo trapshooters in the Iowa state trapshoot at Jewell. He broke 92 of 100 targets as 74 shooters completed the full program with a 93 1 3 average. Other top Waterloo marks included Chepman 91 and Webber 88 with Sutcliffe 87. amateurs Hoon 100 and pros Donahue 100 leading.
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Mayne
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Nic Webber
W. J. Sutcliffe
Billy Hoon
Steve Tyler
Birmingham
Meanwell and Rockne Open Coaching School
Madison, Wis. June 8. Dr Walter E Meanwell and Knute Rockne opened the first of their summer coaching courses at Dallas Texas. The southern school lasts two weeks and ends June 18. Meanwell will return to Madison to start his basketball class in the Thistile thwaite Little Meanwell program.
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Walter E. Meanwell
Knute. Rockne
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