Billy Prince Named to Work Second of Moline Series
In Moline the Hawks plan Billy Prince to start the second game of the series, with Cregg Becker slated for tomorrow. Waterloo dropped the opener 3 2 as Kaltenblach pitched well for the Moline club while umpire calls favored the home team. Storme and Prevast delivered Waterloo’s runs, and the squad heads home with a promising road record despite the loss.
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Prevost
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Prevast
Benda
St Louis Edges Phillies 5 4 For Second Win In Row
St Louis, Mo June 10 Cardinals held off late Phillies rallies to win 5 to 4 as LOUIS outhit 12 to 9. Douthit made a sensational eighth inning catch with two down and two on to preserve the lead, while LeGiant’s bases loaded strikeout in the ninth ended the threat. Phillies highlights include Thompson Doul Klein and Whitney with various hits, McGraw pitching, and Willoughby taking the loss after nine innings pitched. Also notes a Newton Iowa boxing bout where Jesnick faces Ray Krause in a 10 round bout tomorrow night.
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Iowa City fieldwork fuels debate over conference ties
In Iowa City, work on Dr Paul Belting’s stadium progresses toward a 60 000 seat arena as Iowa weighs Western conference bids. Students question return to the Big Ten while favoring Notre Dame and Nebraska matchups for drawing power and profit. The town backs coach Burton Ingwersen despite campus divisions. START CITY TOURNEY. Des Moines golf opens with fewer than 100 entrants at Waveland course.
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O. K
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Jessup
Michigan
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Des Moines
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Heads Shooters Re elected Iowa State Sports President
Friday was re elected president of the Iowa State Sports men's association at the annual business meeting held with the state tournament. Sutcliffe, a prominent member of the Waterloo Gun club, has advanced the sport in the state.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Waterloo Sixth in MV Attendance for May
Waterloo ranked sixth in average attendance among Mississippi Valley league clubs for May with 458 per game over 18 games. Davenport led at 75, Burlington 703, Keoknk 645, Rock Island 564, Cedar Rapids 633, Dubuque 407, Moline 75. total Waterloo attendance 6,308 including Memorial Day doubleheader and a Sunday date. President Hill notes this month’s figures can’t be compared with last year due to late start, but the league appears ahead. Waterloo prepares for a 12 day stand at Moline with top teams and five straight Sunday games to boost attendance and contend for first place.
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State Champion Sutcliffe Draw in Practice Shoot
In a Waterloo Ging club practice shoot yesterday Miss Jeanette Jay of Waverly, state women's champion, and Waterloo marksman W. J. Sutcliffe tied for high honors with scores near the top. Sutcliffe then won the doubles event after breaking 20 of a possible shots.
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Yankees Rout Beaten Browns 17 to 2 in Burlington
In Burlington on June nine Ed Reichle returned with Davenport Blue Sox to face the New York club. The Yankees crushed the Browns 17 to 2, piling hits early and late. Gehrig hit his fourteenth homer, while Moses and Leeds contributed strong offensive support. Johnson struggled at times but the Yankee pitching shut down St Louis and allowed a dominant offensive showing throughout the game.
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Mortality
Boston Red Sox Rally Past Tigers 7-6 in Ninth
A ninth inning rally gave the Boston Red Sox a 7-6 victory over Detroit. George Unie pitched for Detroit in his second loss in 11 starts as Boston surged with late runs to seize the win.
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Simpson Crowned World Fastest Human At NCAA Meet
George Simpson sparked Ohio State’s 50 point victory at the NCAA meet by sprinting the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds and taking the 220 yard dash in 20.8 seconds to beat Claude Bracey of Rice and Eddie Tolan. The Ohio State squad also saw Pete Rasmus set a discus world record at 159 feet 7 inches and a pole vault mark of 13 feet 8 inches, helping Weslingon and Rockaway contribute to the team win over Northwestern and Illinois rivals.
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Don Gwynn
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Warne
Tilden Captures Two Swiss Tennis Titles in Europe
William T. Tilden wins two Swiss championships before heading to the Hague Dutch championships. He defeats Francis T. Hunter in the singles 5-7 6-4 after a hard fought match, then Hunter and a partner take the doubles title from Worms and Fisher 7-5 6-3.
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Fisher
Liddle Plans Marathon Swim at Davenport Meet
Boyd N. Liddle, star University of Iowa swimmer, enters the 20 mile Mississippi marathon at Davenport aiming for a third consecutive title after winning in 1927 and 1924. He will also compete in Midwestern AAU meets at Omaha, holds six association records from 100 to 440 yards, and returns to Iowa for his junior year.
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Leading Hitters Matchups Across Leagues
Glimpse of top batters with stats from National and American Leagues shows players like Foxx, Cochrane, and Rice posting high marks. Historical note marks leaders from a year prior with Mernsby and Fouherait Detrale referenced as comparisons.
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Von Porat Tries Comeback Fight in Chicago Ring
Chicago June 10 Otto von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight, after a hotel room session with Jack Dempsey, seeks to prove his improved punch against Emmett Roreo in Chicago. Once beaten by Risko, he seeks redemption by stopping DeMave and showing a harder, better punching power in the ring tonight.
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Twogood Sets New Hawkeye Pitching Record in West
In Western Conference play Forrest F Twogood of the University of Iowa allowed 21 hits and fanned 43 in 46 innings. He held Illinois Chicago and Michigan to few hits as opponents totaled only 15 runs in three games. No opposing team had more than five hits off Twogood.
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Chicago
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Iowa Lands Second in Western Conference Standings
Chicago report notes the Western conference baseball season ended with Wisconsin splitting a doubleheader with Minnesota. The result leaves Iowa tied for second one half game behind Michigan, after the two games.
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Chicago
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Major League Baseball leaders and stat highlights
The report lists top performers across leagues with O Boul and Hafey setting RBI marks, Prisch and Herman among leading hitters, Cuyler and Metzler stealing bases, Gehringer and Gehrig delivering home runs, and Grove and Grimes noted for pitching wins as the season advances.
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