Williams Hawks Rally To Score In Series Final
Waterloo varsity beats Dubuque 9 1 as Red Hamilton dominates on the mound. Fleury, Rice and Abbott pace the offense with timely hits and three runs scored by Waterson. Hawks steal four bases and Dixon fans for the first time this season in a strong road win.
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Bowman
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Spearmen
LA Waterson
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Mather
Fred
Fleury
Johnny
Rice
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Sherine
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Grant
Cuble
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Lette
Mac Smith Loses Western Open Cup
Word from Western Golf Association reports MacDonald Smith lost the Western Open calf championship cup in Wakuside New York. A finder is urged to return the trophy, restored to Mac Smith, who won it at Youngstown. The association wired encouragement to the golfer despite the mishap.
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Mac Smith
Chicago
Sune
Front Line Reports From Waterloo Trenches June 10
Wireless dispatches recount chaotic scenes after battles near Fourth Street Waterloo with wounded shoppers and clerks among the injured. Officials caution that fatalities from storefront assaults and nighttime looting are being tallied as armistice terms and new pay measures emerge. Nearby headlines note curfew in New York cabarets, a renewed Greek tourism tax, and a comical note on new inventions amid ongoing global tension.
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Waterloo
le Josts
Acy Has Credit For First Game As Bunny Manager
Cedar Rapids defeated Burlington behind Mondino's ninth inning home run and White's double. Venemon held the Bunnies to three hits until the decisive late rally, while Emery and Edwards contributed key hits for Cedar Rapids as they climbed in the league standings.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Lacy
Bunnies
Fred Beck
Cédar Rapids
Burlington
Mondino
Ater White
Bees
Emery
Mathias
Museman
Ey Reichle
Xewion
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Pep Eeae Venemon
Blake
Ilvile
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Umpi Weiderquist
Bacon
Tinte
Moline
Ansons
Marshalltown
Tula
Mather
Tebrinke
Sehwarty
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Guppy
Swansons i Ink
Wrrtula
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Orlrgs
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Sloten
Beuski
Waytula
Dalle
Om Mather
Ceaffin
Swan
Standings of Clubs by Day's Results Across Leagues
The standings list numerous city teams with scores from a day’s games. Waterloo defeats Dubuque 9 to 1 while Ortumes edges Rockland 7 to 0. Marshalltown 7 defeats Molinaa Cedar Rapids 2. Other notable results include Philadelphia 1 over New York 4 and Detroit 3 over St Louis 4. Multiple leagues show Brooklyn 4 to 3 over Cincinnati, Boston 6 to 3 over Chicago, and Philadelphia 9 to 7 over Louis alphia. Western Seaboard schedules include Wichita 11 and Des Moines 9, with Lincolm 2 and Tulsi 15 noted among others.
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Dubuque
Ortumes
Rockland
Marshalltown
Molinaa
Cedar Rapids
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Xeiy York
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Sir Louis G. Boston
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicaca
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Phin . Louis
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Ameren
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Minneapolia
Wichita
Gingham
St. Joseph
Denver
Oklahoma City
Lincolm
Tulsi
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Rock Triand
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ASD
Ottama Press
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Bee
Wiehlta
Reed
Boxing Results at Electric Park Spotlight Local Winners
Joe Thomas won a hairline decision over Lou Genet in the six round feature at Electric Park. Thomas used a sharp left jab and steady infighting to edge Genet, with Cedar Falls fighter Louie Gordon defeating Bob McGraw in the semi windup and Nelson besting Brick Murphy in the opener.
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Celwein
Jou Genet
Des Moines
Electric Park
Thomas
Louie Gordon
Cedar Falls
Bob McGraw
Waterloo
McGraw
Murphy
Nelson
Colored Giants at Cedar Rapids Sunday
A disjointed report notes the Colored Giants baseball team planning a game against Cedar Rapids this Sunday at league park Mere. It mentions Waterloo, Parkersburg officials and fighters, with unclear names and details, reflecting a disrupted OCR read.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Clare Giant
Mad Ub
Eabread
Bps
Guee
Phe Cedar
Kupiay Colored Giants
Wwe
League Park Mere
Cobb and Lazzeri Are Favorites of New York Crowds
New York crowds warmly welcome Ty Cobb veteran of the Detroit Tigers and Tony Lazzeri, with fans cheering many players including Speaker, Johnson, Hornsby, Bancroft, Pipp, Roush, Mal Carey, Vikie Custer, and others. The article notes Cobb’s enduring appeal and Lazzeri’s rising status amid strong fan support.
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Cobb and Lazzeri
New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Flo
St. Louis Browns
Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Sian Harris
Washington
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Bancroft
Boston Braves
Pipp
Rousch
Cincinnati Reds
Mal Carey
Vikie Custer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jockumsen and Lasche Reach Prep Golf Final
Cedar Falls player Harold Jockumsen advances to the prep golf final at Simiyside Country Club after defeating Bill Collins 6 and 5. Ralph Lasche of Waterloo wins his semifinal over Doyle Sand 7 and 6. The 18 hole final is set for today as both contenders vie for the county championship title.
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Cedar
Snorker
Simiyside
Jockumsen
Ralph Lasche
Waterloo
Jackimsen
Bill Collins
Yesterda Lasche
Doyle Sand
Webber Named President By Trapshooters In Waterloo
The Iowa State Sportsmen’s association held its annual meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson in Waterloo with 105 entries in the 150 target event. Nic Webber was elected president for the coming year, A Yearous reelected secretary, and a slate of directors named. Next year’s state shoot will be held at Jewell.
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Iowa State “Sportsmen's Association
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Nic Webber
Eagie
Grove
WS. Hoon
Jewells
H. M.jones
Sioux City
Lou Witty
Witerloo
L. D. Russell
John Jahn
Spirit Lake
T.M. Steens
Minneapolis
Fred Lee
Chicago
Jewell
Earl Donahue
Brewers Tie Season Win Streak in 12 4 Victory
Milwaukee tied the season mark for consecutive wins at 16, surpassing the New York Americans. The Brewers beat Minneapolis 12 to 4 yesterday. Fred Schulte led with five hits including a hidden run, as Ossie Or Wolk and others on the Brewer roster appear in the game notes.
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Milwaukee
New York Americans
Brewers
Minneapolis
Columbus
Fred Schulte
Waterloo
Ossie Or Wolk
Brewer
Schulte
Ames Grid Staff For Next Season Hag Many Shifts
Ames reports a largely retooled Iowa State football staff for the coming season with Al Wheeler heading freshman coaching, Noel Workman guiding overall duties, and assistants including Farry Schmidt and Hugo Otopalik. Possible additions and resignations shape the pending lineup as the athletic council plans a trainer and boxing coach replacement after Mic Chambers departs.
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Ames Grid
Ames
Dune
Tawa State
al’ Wheeler
Pirkins
Noel Workman
Ohio State
Sam Witlaman
Ohio State University
Lis
Tinaiekt
Asaut
Farry Schmidt
Iowa State
Workman
George Mauser
AOW
Colgate
Hugo Otopalik
Cyclone
Nebraska
Chandler
AL Wheelser
Oberlin
Frank Hanaker
Ife
Honaker
Wilee Machine
Noel Werknan
Ohio
Berlenbach Faces Stribling in New York Heavyweight Showdown
New York June AP reports champion Paul Berlenbach risks his crown tonight against Billy Stribling in a heavyweight bout. Berlenbach seeks aggressive pressure to dominate with left power, while Stribling, younger by three years, relies on two solid hands and a measured attack. The bout headlines a high stakes city clash as both pursue victory and pride.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Billy
Young
Attanta
Berlénbicch
Avene
Pitt
Slike
Baseball Outlook Brightens for Iowa in 1927 Roster Shuffle
Iowa’s 1927 baseball prospects show turnover as three lettermen depart and new players vie for positions. Vacancies loom at center field third base and mid field while junior and freshman talent from Glasgow and Shenandoah vie to fill in. McNabb likely moves to left field, Sexson to right, and Beardsley may catch or share catcher duties as the yearling squad promises solid infield depth.
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Tuna
Iowa
Chip
Eddie Flinn
Smid
Sachs
McNabb
Sexson
Blackford
Af Honaparte
Steigman
Bnt
Flinn
Beardsley
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