Reds Rally In Eleventh To Down Robins 5 3 In Brooklyn
Cincinnati beats Brooklyn 5 to 3 as Walker slugged a homer and three hits in five at bats. Vance pitched for Brooklyn, game slipping away in the eleventh with late runs by the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. C
Reds
Robins
Walker
Vance
Cincinnati
Saogtegd Callaghan
Zitsmann
Kee Pepe
Aed
Tyson
Inoodno Hendrick
Herman
Carey
Brian Bancroft
Aodwal Henline
Hoop A Deberry
Euo Varce
Jablonowski
Paserd
Picinicl
Winging
Piitcher
Jablonowski Amophes
Quigley
Pitman
Stark
Cards
Ciante i
New York
Giants
Bill Sherdel
Melvin Ott
St. Louis
Abrhpore
Gan Maranville
Shere
Taaaa Mann
Terry
Jackson
Cohen
O'Parreil
Maranville
Ott
Deckson
Lindstrom
Wilson
Shardel
Roettger
Mann
Frisch
Bottonley
Harper
Bherdel
Battamiay
Jacke
Kemes
Sherdet
Clarkson
Barnes
Cantwell
Youung
Amophren
Matt
vJorda
Rigier
Braves
Pirates
Boston
Mass
George Bisier
Sisler
Pete Scott
Cub
Pittsburgh
Abrhpoae Il
Waner
N Bartell
Adams
Moore
Shee Bell
J. Smith
Patrett
Taylor
C . Brands
Tauscher
Sammat
Seater
Parnhert
Hornsby
Richboure
Sisier
J. Bmath
Farrell
Casa Bux
L. Water
Traynor
Richebourg
Brandt
Homerun
Barnhart
Stain Bare
Gisler
Richbourg
Stier
Smith
Double Prey
L. Warner
Jefe
Pittaburgh
Halls
Kremer
Brande
Spencer
Loring
Kiem
McCormick
Mages
Cuhel Plans to Enter Oxford This Fall
Cuhel of Iowan City plans to enter Oxford University in the fall after a standout career at the University of Iowa. Babe Guhrl, famed cinder man, aims to end his career at the Chicago meet and pursue Oxford as part of his track path. Cundel, three time 22-yard hurdles winner, hopes to continue with the Iowa mile relay legacy after graduating this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowan City
Babe) Guhrl
University of Town
Oxford University
Cundel
Iowa University
Lowe
American Derby on slate today at Ariington Park
Crowds surge toward Ariington Park as the American Derby returns after decades, with Frank Buren forecasting about 50 000 attendees. Belmont Stakes and National Stallion stakes at Belmont Park highlight the day, featuring Victor in a strong position for the 78000 Belmont prize and Zoom and Bargello among Whitney’s favored entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariington Park
Tll
America
Chicago
Chicas
Frank Buren
New York
NSI
Victorian
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Vito
Diavolo
Genie
Sun Beau
Min
Arcondary Feature
Smart
Wall Rae
Whitney
Zoom
Bargello
Photos Added to Towa University Trophy Display
Photos trace fifteen years of University of Iowa athletics through about 1250 photographs mounted in panels. They cover the trophy hall at the armory and field house in Towa City. The display chronicles teams and events from the era for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Kent
Kent
Iowa
Armory
Towa University
Courier
Towa City
University of Iowa
Field House
Drake sends four in trials with Parks Brunk and more
Drake University coach L Johnson prepares four men for the Midwest Olympic track and field trials in June. Wilbur Parks, Missouri Valley 10 yard champion, headlines the Drake delegation with strong showings in the 100 and 200 meters. Summerfield Brunk shines in high jump, and Vane Snort with Morris Penquill advance in 110 meter high hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cure
Iowa City
Mishad
P Jamisen
Drake
University
Wilbur Parks
Parks
Ree
Kansas
Illinois
Browns Macks Hit Six Homers in Devastating Slugfest
Six homers, five in the ninth, powered the Athletics to a 10 to 8 victory over the Browns in St Louis. Sam Hale started the assault with a first inning homer, followed by consecutive drives from Cochrane Hauser and Brannon. The Browns answered with three homers in the later innings, but Philadelphia’s offense overwhelmed St Louis as Bettencourt and Blue added later round trippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Athletics
Browns
Dan Howley
Sam Hale
Walter Beck
Gochrane
Hauser
OuUs Brannon
McNeely
Manush
Boley
Schulte
Blue
Larry Bettencourt
St. Mary's Collegian
Philastelphia- Aba If
Poae Hishop
Qhank Gobh
Ag Miler
Lo i
Sinymoys
Trytai
Corkran
Rat Haley
Tao Earnshaw
Rommel
Senwipe
Kress
Bay
Bettencourt
Schang
Wiltae
Poo
Cotman
Brreleekiy
Coe
Philadetonix
St Louis
Cochrane
Fale
Sturdy
Bishop
Brannon
Bue
Rownel
Halt
Bimmons
Anley
Kresh
Bietellan
Philadelphia
Latin
Farhehaw
Beck
Commien
Earnshaw
Romnel
Walter Hagen Wins British Open and Heads for Big Payout
Walter Hagen returns to America after winning the British Open and faces a potential $250,000 in earnings over the next year. Manager Robert E. Harlow forecasts $150,000 in paper income and $40,000 from exhibition matches, with events planned at Westchester-Biltmore, Philadelphia, Rochester, and Buffalo before the National Open at Olympia Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Horatio Alger
Walter Hagen
America
Horatio
Hagen
England
Rochester Ball Club
Jones
Compston
Strutthy
Olympia Fields
Robert E. Harlow
Westchester-Biltmore
Philadelphia
Harry Cooper
Rochester
Buffalo
Vardon and MacDonald Share Golf Swing Insight
The article discusses Harry Vardon’s view that many women mismanage wrist action in the backswing and credits Bob MacDonald with teaching a strong backswing. It compares the golf swing to a locomotive track where the downswing mirrors the backswing, emphasizing a good backswing precedes the downswing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Vardon
Eoo
Bob MacDonald
Mei
Jellings Tops Peacock Batting in 1928 Season
Fayette Iowa June 9 Laverne J Jellings of Volga City captain elect of the 1920 Upper Town team led Peacock batting in 1928 with a .351 average 37 at bats 13 hits including two home runs two doubles and two triples. Arthur Herrling Wadena second with .342 in 38 at bats. Capt Roger Booley Waterloo .300 on 40 at bats. Len Simek Hazleton next with .204. The Standard article on California Indians nutrition ends this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radtke
Decorah
Jellings
Arthur Herrling
Wadena
Capt
Roger Booley
Waterloo
Len Simek
Hazleton
Phillies defeat Bruins again to set record
Philadelphia, June 9. Burt Shotton's Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5, giving Philadelphia its longest winning streak of the season and marking their first back-to-back wins this year. The Phantom Phils, languishing in the NL cellar, overcame two deficits to secure the victory with McGraw winning and Blake taking the loss.
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PHILS
Bruins
Philadelphia
Burt. Shotton
Phillies
Quakers
Chicago Cubs
Shotton
Chicago
Abra Port Beck
Bocce Seein
Asa Maguire
Sissy Eee Heathcote
Tog Wilson
Tolnea Stephenson
Grimm
Hurst
Learh
Jann
Whitney
Ah Friberg
Davis
Perguson
NeGrw
P Sand
Williams
Ferguson
Nixth
Leach
Hartnett
Heathcote
Buller
Davis A
Stephenson
Blake
Thompson
McGraw
Bush
Wits
McGrew
Moran
Reardon
New York Policemen Lift Olympic Weight Hopes
The article notes New York police officers as leading weights contenders for the Amsterdam Olympics. Matt McGrath, Pat McDonald, and Paddy Ryan are cited as Irish born hammer and weight throwers with long Olympic ambitions, reflecting a tradition of law enforcement athletes pursuing international honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Battery
Matt McGrath
America
Amsterdam
Pat McDonald
Paddy Ryan
Ireland
Lasche Defends Prep Golf Title in County Meet
Ralph Lasche the defending champion in the Black Hawk county interscholastic golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club enters the event with rounds of 80 and 79 and strong form. Senior at St Marys high and seeking high honors as this is his last eligible year. The event runs with multiple rounds including 36-hole finals, larger than any since 1922, with the top 32 in the championship flight. Entries open via Bob Elderton, Burr Lichty, or Courier sports editor. no entry fee. county high school golfers eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lasche
Black Hawk County
Sunnyside
Lasche
Bigzer and Better
Burr Richly
Bob Elderton
Burr Lichty
Courier Sports
Hawks Nest honors Preston Gray as Islander plans tribute
Preston Gray of Ottumwa is to be honored by Rock Island fans when the Packers visit the Islander city next Wednesday. He will receive a gift and hear speeches in his honor. Gray led the islander team for three years as manager.
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Preston Gray
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Packers
Gray
Waterloo Shooters Tie For First At Iowa Trapshoot
Waterloo five man team led by Harry Chapman and John Peterson tied for first with Jewell at the Iowa trapshoot closing in Jewell. Chapman placed second in the 100 yard handicap and Peterson won the 25 target shootoff. Local shooters Fisher Brissler Duncan and Hoon also posted top finishes for state amateur championships.
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Waterloo
Jewell
Harry Shepherd
Harry Chapman
Bim Castle
Charles Hummel
H. A. Carstens
John Peterson
Randall
Peterson
Chapman
Iowa
Fisher
Titonka
Joe Kautzky, Sr
Fort Dodge
A. Olson
Sioux City
Cecil Duncan
Lineville
Steve Tyder
Birmingham
Karl Donahue
Des Moines
J. R. Jahn
Spirit Lake
J. F. Fisher
Nunn
Roy Brisster
A. T. A. Iowa
Billy Hoon
Charles City
Castle
Hoon
Hanson Brothers Dominate Augsburg and Toucher Teams
Minneapolis reports the Hanson brothers shine in two states with Augsburg hockey and Toucher baseball teams. Five of Augsburg’s six hockey players are Hansons and all nine Toucher players are Hansons, all brothers aged 14 to 38 with father Herbert Hanson.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hansons
Augsburg
Augsburg College
Toucher
Wash
Augsburg Hansons
America
Herbert Hanson
Fights Last Night Feature Wide Boxing Card
The Associated Press reports Cedar Rapids welterweight Johnny Fulton scored a knockout over Horde Owens of Waterloo. Ta-Batuing Nelson defeated Dour McGee in Chicago. Other results include Ernie Nori beating Kid Artz in Des Moines and Bobby Burns toppled by Phil McGraw in Detroit. Several bouts across cities showcased varied outcomes.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Billy Light
St. Paul
Floyd Hubert
Cleveland
Atv Sullivan
Tuffy Grifftens
Bronx City
Tommy O'Brian
Bulings
Mont. B. Erie
Chick Sage
New Bedford
MAAS
Sohny Tran
Fre
Kansas Ciy
Big Bil Hartnetl
Kansas City
Larry Gains
Toronto
Sacramento
Cal
Tilenie Mack
Minneapols
Bobby Hernan
Reno
Nev
California
Joe Lynch
L. Garcia
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Waterloo Evening Couriee
Bobo Baxter
Mia
Rube Goldberg
Ruth
Wke
Cuhel
Oxford
CAL Law U. of Penn
Roy
Glendon Drolumbia
A. R.glendon-Sr
Elbright
Albrickson Washington
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Jim Yen Eyck
al Albrickson
Slate Today
Arlington Park
Unake U
Macks
Hage
Sir Walter
Harry Vardon
Peacock
AMES
COE Ames
Town State College
Coe College
M. Ward & CO
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa, Ta
Montgomery Ward & Co
Buck Billa
Burlington
Molino
Auburn University
Ed Reichle
Fred McClinton
Ashland
Bees
McClinton
Bill Kelly
Washington High
Cedar Rapides
Hose Polytechnic of
Terre Haute
Ind
Kelly
Moline Dispatch
Waterloo Hawks
Clots Dixon
Waterlow
AL Tene
Waukegan
Wa Boon
Scouta
Ilinois
Pentecost
Dubuque
Ottumwe
Spearmen
Boeing
Cedar Rapide Charette
Oltumwa'n
Te Corpaea
Owa
Duncan
J. L. O'Roake
Ed Bollhoffer
H. M. Jones
Billy
W.oaltal Stoates
F. Fisher
Tionka
A. T
Art Brissler
Jamaica
JF. Pilsner
Thronka
Ottumwa Bandicap
Tolon
Towa
HS. Maland
Otto Penten
Jewell Ged
E. G. Gaynor
Slax Cty
Gorge Larson
Connell Blutts
Jowe
Jewell Gun Club
Touchet
Lona- Hon
Ment
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