Waterloo Hawks split with Marshalltown in doubleheader
Waterloo fans watched the Hawks lose 4-1 in the first game after Marshalltown rallied in the ninth. In the second game George Brown and Lefty Irvin matched strong starts as Waterloo tied the series with timely hitting from O Shea and McEwan, while O'Shea doubled and McEwan scored on errors.
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American golfers win British respect with sportsmanship at Deal
London reports praise for the American amateur golfers who lost the British amateur championship yet earned acclaim for grace and courtesy. Hagen faced snub at Savoy dinner while Rotan joked about English climate amid channel swim chatter and weather woes.
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Standings and yesterday's results across leagues
National League games show Pittsburgh 3 New York 4 and Boston 2 with St Louis 3 and Philadelphia t. American League notes Chicago 7 New York 7 and Washington 7 Detroit, Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. American Association Totals Toursville 4 Tadkanapolis 4 Minneapolis 7 St Paul 6 Veleda 6 Milwaukee at Columbus 3. Western League Tulsa 11 Des Moines 4 St Joseph 3 Denver 2 Sioux City at Oklahoma City. Brounis in Omaha at Wichita.
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Giants and Yankees Square Off as Giants Power Past Yanks
Two giant Gastoffs headline a day of baseball as Mike Cvengros and Rube Walberg shine for the White Sox and Athletics. Cvengros beats the league-leading Yanks 7–3, Ruth limited to eight hits, including his 12th homer of the season. Walberg relieves in Philadelphia to beat the Browns 6–5, widening the Yanks’ lead. Pirates top Giants 6–4. O’Marrell drives Chicago past Boston 4–2. Senators crush Tigers 7–4 with 18 players used. St Louis sweeps Quakers 2–1. Gowdy and Watson join the Giants.
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Yesterday's Homeruns American League and National League totals
Baseball brief lists yesterday's homeruns by players in both leagues. Ruth and Hooper lead among New York and Chicago hitters with multiple long balls. Names include Traynor and Russell for the Nationals and other listed sluggers across Boston Chicago Pittsburgh and Boston teams.
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Rock Island Tops Ottumwa 5-4 In Pitchers Duel
In Dubuque Cedar Rapids defeats Dubuque 6 0 as Dan Lindner shines with superb pitching Cap tain Armstrong steals six bases in the game and the Dubuque team racks up fifteen steals and ten walks in a sweeping series finale victory
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Dempsey Trains Lightly as Eye Heals in Montana
June reports from Great Falls and Shelby describe Jack Dempsey resting his injured eye and fishing on the Missouri river while preparing for July 4 bout with Tom Gibbons. Gibbons will spar with Bud Carman Jimmy Delaney and Jack Clifford in Shelby as arena work proceeds toward completion by June 25.
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Illinois Central Ball Team to See Cubs Boston Game
Waterloo based Illinois Central baseball squad of 17 players leaves tonight for Chicago to watch the Cubs play the Boston team Sunday afternoon. They return the same evening. An open date is scheduled for Sunday for the local aggregation. A planned game with Oelwein was canceled due to schedule mixup. Frank Boni, business manager of the Illinois Central club, will lead the party.
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Waterloo Pair Receive Iowa Numerals for Track Work
In a final meeting the University of Iowa athletic board awarded Arnold Bender of Waterloo a freshipan numeral for track service and Glenn Miller of Waterloo for track work in football fame. Both were distance runners, and the two Waterloans were the only locals honored.
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Tiger Nine Topples Wise Motors 5 1 at Cedar River Park
The Tiger Nine defeated Wise Motors 5 1 in a fast game at Cedar River Park. Pfaster shut down Wise Motors, Bielke and Hoffman struggled as error helped Wise score once. Aoland nailed the Wise battery as Waterloo prepares for a trip to Denver.
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Last Night's Fights Card Recaps Several Decisions
Brooklyn fighter Brooklyn Jack Sharkey defeated Mickey Brown in New York by decision over 12 rounds. Long Grand of New Jersey beat Jimnw Mars in Long Island City by popular decision over 13 rounds. Detroit Sailor Friedman outpointed Johnny Mendelson in Milwaukee over 10 rounds. Teddy Gartin of Omaha stopped George Moser in Casper in the second round of a scheduled 12 round bout.
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Umpires, player moves mark busy baseball week
The Marshalltown league scene centers on umpire resignations after near riot incidents and quick turnover among players and managers. News covers injuries, signings, and retirements affecting Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Rock Island, and nearby teams with notes on notable performances and disciplinary actions.
Gibbons Rally Boosts Shelby For July 4 Fight
Shelby Montana buzzes as promoter plans a July 4 boxing night featuring champion hopeful Jack Dempsey versus Tommy Gibbons. The town swings from burlesque ads to cowboys and frontiersmen while Gibbons prepares with prairie dog hunts and road work. Local rumors swirl about tents and dormitories for visitors as Shelby bets on a big fight weekend.
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Two Heavyweights Mix Wednesday as Park Bill Feature
A heavyweight bout headlines the park bill for Wednesday evening announced by Ralph Alexander. Jack McComb of Towa City meets Lea McCord of Sioux City in a six round windup. McComb, 1938 pounds, has four straight knockout wins and fought locally last summer. McCord, 175 pounds, draws a strong Sioux City following and has shown solid form in western Iowa. The card is being rearranged with details due early next week.
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Bremer Chickasaw Nines Meet Again in Iowa League
Bremer Chickasaw league baseball action resumes with Tripoli vs Sumner in Sumner, Waverly vs Nashua in Nashua, and New Hampton vs Fredericksburg in Fredericksburg. New Hampton remains at the back, while Tripoli and Sumner chase second place and Waverly and Nashua fight for third.
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Rules of Golf Clarified on Lost Balls and Putting Etiquette
Innis Brown explains that a lost ball cannot be replaced by guessing its position and a player should treat a situation as a lost ball. If a player moves a ball while searching for it, he incurs a two stroke penalty, while disturbing the opponent’s ball carries no penalty if properly replaced. Caddies are prohibited from helping by placing feet behind the hole during putting.
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A Tip for the Round by Marshall Whitlatch
Whitlatch argues the core golf fault is the urge to swing hard. He notes tightening the stance reduces swing power and bracing causes excess effort. He says only experts can use a wide stance and still swing smoothly, advising relaxation to avoid forced effort.
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Safe or Out: Baseball Rules and Umpire Judgments
Charles D White discusses common play scenarios including sacrifice hits for overrun batters, balk definitions from windup deltas, and whether a catcher may block home plate. He notes amateur umpires often miss the nuances of these plays and emphasizes proper rulings on field positions and possession.
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Taylor to Represent Grinnell at Chicago
Grinnell Iowa June Morgan Taylor star hurdler will represent Grinnell College in the national intercollegiate meet in Chicago June 15 he will run in both high and low hurdles and aims to shine after a Missouri Valley win in 15.12 seconds Grinnell supporters compare him to Paula the noted sprinter and hope for another strong national showing.
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Those See Chic Vetera White Stone League Op
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