Waterloo Hawks Seek New Players to Halt Defeats
Waterloo signs outfielder Connors and hunts new players to bolster a faltering roster. Manager Bert Weeden will test three rookie pitchers in today’s doubleheader while George Brown and Horace Storm headline a wobbly staff. Snowed out or rained out, the league faces postponements as Marshalltown and Dubuque reshuffle schedules.
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Bert Weeden
Hawks
Waterloo
George Brown
Hhe
Marshalltown
Weeden
Horace Storm
Morgan
Doc
Fparrall
St. Vintors
Waterloo Mneup
Jeff Jones
Utah
Dubuque
Golieys
Farrell
Connors
Hank Janta
Immay
Durbuque
Storm
Brown
McGinnity
Lindner
Tabugze
Marshaltown
Ansons
Hawk
Elbert Jordan
State Horseshoe Meet Set for Aug at Capital Fair
The third annual Iowa state horseshoe pitching tournament will run August 27 to 29 at the Capital Fair. Open to any Iowa resident with a $1 entry fee due by August 20. Prizes total 675 dollars with special medals. event shifts to individual format with group play and finals for 16 qualifiers.
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Capital Fair
Des Moines
Towa
Ac G
Hera
A R. Corer
Iowa
A. RR
Corey
Waterloo Youth Earns Letter at Des Moines
Howard Jones an East High alumnus of Waterloo received a monogram for the season in track at Des Moines University. Ten others also earned letters. Coach Harry Bell announced Saturday. Jones will attend Des Moines U again next year as Waterloo's track team had a strong year winning the Iowa Conference meet and placing third in the North Central Conference meet.
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Howard Jones
East High
Waterloo
Des Moines University
Harry Bell
Jones
Des Moines U
Iowa
Baseball All-Star Totals Reported By League Link
National season totals show four homers with American players leading in Cleveland and New York mentions. Players Wamby Myratt and Smith are listed among Cleveland and New York squads with four homers combined.
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American Brewer
Cleveland
Wamby
Myratt
Smith
New York
American
Western teams show strength in baseball race
The Western teams are rising in the National League and inching ahead in the American League. Cubs upset Giants and beat Boston three straight. Yankees beat Cleveland in a dramatic nine inning finish with four homers by Indians players. Luque of Cincinnati wins seventh game as Cubs and Pirates both win to tighten standings. Walden Cruise improves slightly after injury.
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Associated Press
New York
Alleghentes
Shay
New York Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Ion
Elmer Smith
Scott
Ward
Babe Ruth
Kewell
Yanks
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Chicago
Vic Aldridge
Mitchell
Bostons
Braves
Luque
Cincinnati
Phillies
Baylor University of Waco
Tex
Whits Sox
Theodore Rehearts
Walden Cruise
Boston
Cleveland Tniians
Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh
Heias
Sharon
Sports Standings and Results From Yesterday and Saturday
Baseball results from American League National League and minor leagues show New York S C Cleveland Washington St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn facing varied outcomes. Saturday reports include Cleveland over New York 113 to 2 and Brooklyn routing St Louis 2 0 with other regional games postponed or rain affected.
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New York SC
Cleveland
Washington
St. Leuis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Iain
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Missisai
Dubuque
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
New York
Detroit
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Incinnatit
Columbus & Indianapolis
St Paul
Bfinneapolis
Mississippi Valley League
Aste
Udug
la Pet
Villadelphia
Teeee Ag
Bt Wereland We
Erassence
Brookdyn
Millwaukee
Paris
Nissae
Indianapaiis
Firpo Stops Italian Jack Herman in Second Round
Luis Angel Firpo of Argentina, weighing 34 pounds more than his Italian opponent, knocked out Jack Herman of New York in the second round in Havana. The planned 14 rounds were shortened as Herman fought bravely but could not withstand Firpo’s savage brows.
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Luis Firpo
Jack Herman
K. C
Associated Presa
Havana
Luis Angel
Firpo
Argepine
New York
Herman
Ames Alumni Back Businessman for Athletic Director
Ames Iowa June 11 Alumni association approves recommendations urging that future athletic directors be businessmen and that the state board of education rule no coach may become athletic director. A five member committee will present the plan to the state board and push for adoption. Members cited include George C Kuhns Des Moines F H Schleiter Ames Charles Merrick Ames B K Kurtz Des Moines and M J Riggs Toledo Ohio president of the association.
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Ames
Towe State College
State Board of Education
College Alumni Association
George Kuhns
Des Moines
George C. Kuhns
F. H. Schleiter
Charles Merrick
Bk. C. Kurtz
M. J. Riggs
Toledo
Cedar Falls Man to Coach Hampton High Next Year
Cedar Falls youth Ailen R Bailey will become Hampton High’s new coach for the coming year. He is the son of J I Bailey county supervisor member. Bailey graduated from Cedar Falls High and Iowa State Teachers College after two years at Michigan U under Coach Harry Roost.
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Cedar Falls
Ailen R., Bailey
Hampton High
J. I. Bailey
Black Hawk
Gordon Locke Joins with Iowa City Independents
Towa City Iowa June 11 Gordon Locke former Iowa University star will play as first baseman for the Iowa City Independents. Locke graduated last Tuesday with high scholastic honors and now begins his professional career.
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Towa City
Gordon Locke
Iowa U
Iowa City Independents
Locke
Dempsey Promises Fine Form For Gibbons Bout
Great Falls report says Jack Dempsey will train two weeks hard and one week taper before the July 4 title defense against Tom Gibbons. Manager Jack Kearns hints official weigh guess at 170 to 200 pounds. Shelby observers note Stragmalia praises Gibbons speed after sparring in Dempsey camp. Eddie Kane sought as extra sparring partner for Gibbons camp.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Shelby
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Doe
Kearns
Stragmalia Louds
Gibbons
Rocco Stragmalia
Stragmatia
Tom
Stragmalia
Bud Gorman
Gorman
Eddie Kane
Ames 23 Grid Team Forms Strong Fall Squad
Ames Iowa readers learn of the 1923 grid squad under Coach Sam Williman. The focus is on a mix of veterans and many promising sophomores and juniors building a tough early season schedule, including a key game with Minnesota, with all players indicating they will return for next fall.
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Ames
Minnesota
Sam Williman
Williman
Amising Aasort
Mandell to Box Wolfe Tonight in Cincinnati
Sammy Mandell the Rockford featherweight meets Jack Kid Wolfe former world junior featherweight champion in a 12 round bout in Cincinnati tonight. Mandell says Wolfe was badly trimmed in Kenosha Wisconsin last October and he aims for another win.
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Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Will Box
Jack “Kid - Wolfe
Cincinnati
Sammy
Wolfe
Kenosha
Wis
Bremer-Chickasaw Games Called Off
Sumner Iowa June 11 Special Now Bremer-Chickasaw league games took place yesterday due to wet grounds Waverly was scheduled to play at Nashua Tripoli here and New Hampton at Fredericksburg
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Sumner
Waverly
Nashua
Tripoli
New Hampton
Fredericksburg
Paris-Bhatiling Sid Faces US Departure Conditioned by Boxing Panel
Sid Paris Bhailing, a noted fighter, announced a June 22 U.S. departure contingent on the French boxing commission's stance. Stanford track squad of 10 left for Chicago national collegiate meet in late June. Thirty-five yachts prep for a 662 mile Bermuda race starting here Tuesday. Jimmy Wild, New York flyweight champion, trains for a Pancho Villa match at the Polo Grounds next Monday. Ralph Ormsby of Indianapolis won a 100 mile Detroit race in a Shawn Special at an average of two miles per hour.
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Paris
Bhatiling Sid
United States
French Boxing Commission
Stanford University
Cal
Stanford
Chicago
New London
Conn
Bermuda
J.immy Wild
New York
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Ralph Ormsby
Indianapolis
Shawn
McClain
Ij Fas
Hawks and fighters loom in busy Iowa sports notes
Local boxing and baseball news highlights Tony “Bullet” Jones heading to Evansville on an optional deal with a three league trial possible sale to Johnny Nee. McGoldrick gains fame as a top second. Rex Adkins praised as season find after wins, while Pilcher draws attention as Marshalltown hits soar. Jorgenson eyes a return with Dubuque Climbers as Dan Lindner considered for pitching duties.
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Ben Jones
Rock
Evansville
Thomason
Johnny Nee
Boys of the
Evas
The Laws of Golf Q&A From Innis Brown 1923
Reader questions on golf rules cover out of bounds strokes penalty drops and medal rounds. Innis Brown explains counting strokes when OB occurs and dropping points in hazards, plus potential club discretion on penalties. He invites readers to send further questions to the newspaper.
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Innis-Brown
Sol Metzger
Giants May Lose Stars If Trades Pan Out
New York Giants rumors swirl that Earl Smith and Ess Barnes will move to Boston, with John McGraw eyeing more changes. The piece notes veteran threats of sale, McGraw seeking pitching strength, and a possible trade involving lefty Dutch Reuther from Brooklyn.
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Giants
Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
New York Giants
Earl Smith
Ess Barnes
Boston
John McGraw
McGraw
Dutch Reuther
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reuther
Brooklyn
Renther
Ebbetsfield
Polo Grounds
Ebbets
Alden Egg Day set for June 13 celebration
Town Falls Iowa announces the annual Egg Day festival on June 13. The program features a double header semipro baseball games Bidora vs Buckeye and Hubbard vs Dows, bands, egg prizes, sports contests, and a fireworks display marking a famed summer event.
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Town Falls
Alden
Bidora
Buckeye
Hubbard
Dows
Waterloo Lightweight Wrestler Issues Defi
A Waterloo lightweight wrestler challenges all men of his weight in the state and especially Billy Manne man Breda Iowa. He offers to wrestle Manne man or any other lightweight on a winner take all or all aside bet.
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Billy Manneman
Breda
Manneman
al Iside
Four Tips For The Round From Harry Vardon And Phil’s Club Fit
Vardon advises golfers to know each club’s exact distance by testing them and noting outcomes. Test clubs to reveal useful insights and ensure you pick the club that requires the least effort to reach the target. If unsure, select the next longer club for reliable results.
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Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
SAFE OR OUT. Baseball Q A with Charles D White
Reader queries on umpire decisions and baserunner rules. Infield hit and foul ball questions are explained. substitute runner rules and forfeiture consequences noted. call for letters to the sporting editor with self addressed envelope.
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Charles D. White
Brown Signed by Rockford Three to Play Shortstop
Rockford Illinois June 11. J Mugge Brown released by Waterloo last week has signed to play shortstop for the Rockford Three-1 league club. He fills in for Harry Brant who was struck on the head by a pitch and fractured his skull. Brant is in hospital and an operation may be needed. Brown showed skill in two hits Saturday and a single Sunday and has fielded his position well.
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Rockford
Ill
J—Mugge
Brown
Waterloo
Harry Brant
Kimpling
Deansville
Brant
Radio programs from Palmer School and others on 484 meters
Radio schedules list Palmer School intropractic Davenport and General Electric concerts on 380 meters with weather, stock quotes, sports scores, and musical performances. Also includes Willams Layne Vick studio concert, livestock and grain reports, and a six minute wartime preparedness talk. Contact Karl C. von Lackum with radio questions.
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Palmer School
Davenport
A.G. Hintichs
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Gay
Famne
Diamond Flush
Graham
Comet
Pacific
Clarke
Frederick J. Clinnick
Millie J. Lithgot
Waldheufel
Whites Swan
Sir Gilbert Parker
Edward Drumm
Sorella
Gillins
Massenet
Ava Maria
Schubert
Frederick J. Ciinick
Claude M. Hall
Courter-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Tuesay
Jones
The
Mary . Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Oliie Jones
Lawrence Evans
Clifford Gorman
Rialte Theatre Organ
Willams Layne Vick
Hen Lawrence Gardner
Leota Rusk
Melya Elsie Husak
Marle Guterman
Fannie Bers Morton
Bessie McLeish
Anna Day
Hervey E. Weatherton
James
Slattings
William D. Powell
Amos Tyree
War Department
Busy Shelby shows nightlife shifts amid boxing hype
Shelby Mont June 11 crowds pour into hotels and rodeos as Tommy Gibbons trains for the Dempsey bout. Officials raid outskirts bars, a few beers confiscated, nightlife signals change. A June 13 report depicts Gibbons bonding with his baby while training and boxing promoters reporting strong ticket sales.
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Henry L. Farrell
Copsright
United Press
Shelby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Chicken Shack
Legga
Legeo
Rankin
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Mike Collins
Northwest
Collins
Associated Press
Tom Gibbons
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Bremer
McGoldrick
Kid Griswold
Walter Jeffreys
Dubmuaqus Telegraph-Herald
Wescott
Lene
Rex Adkins
Adkins
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Murphy
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Quinn
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MoHne
Sterling
Princeton
Illinois
Harry Pilcher
Harry Pitcher
Pilcher
McEwan
O'Shea
Janda
Mann
Innis Brown
Safe OR
Charles D. Whiter
An Winfieldly
RADIO
Wwoe
WGY
Karl C. von Lackum
the Courier
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Rocco Stamnaigia
Pacific Coast
Westfield
Westfield Athletic Club
League Park
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