Willoughby Dominates Moline For Ninth Win
Claude Willoughby starred as Waterloo defeats Moline 3 to 1 in Rock Island. Willoughby allowed only three hits, drove in a run, and led Waterloo’s offense as they push toward a streak into midseason play.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
Big Ten Golfers Stage Annual Chicago Tournament Next Weekend
Chicago hosts the Big Ten golfers for a three day event at Briergate Golf Club June 18 to 20. Illinois and Chicago are top contenders for the team title with Chicago defending recent success and Illinois aiming to reclaim. Rolfe, Chicago captain, leads the field as a strong candidate for the individual title after a runner up finish two years ago and a recent Evanston Club win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Ten
Chicago
Briergate Golf Club
Hinois
Minois
Atal Staters
Rolfe
Burdette Ford
Evanston
Standings From AL and NL Leagues With Scores
Detroit beats New York 7 to 3 while Washington and St Louis win. National League games include Pittsburgh 4 New York 2 and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1. American Association results show Columbus 8 Milwaukee 7 and Toledo 5. Western League notes Tulsa 7 Des Moines and Oklahoma City 7.
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Detroit
New York
Goveland
Thoston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
National Teague
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cinckmati
St Louis
Boston
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul's
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Des Maines
Oklahoma City
Denver
St. Joseph
Missasippi Valley
Waterloo
Dubuque
Burlington
T Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia Tees
Uw Va
Nioago
Bee
Encinnat
Eense
Pittaburgh
Canis
Ately
Viladolphia
American Association
St. Paul
Seeraae
Miwaukee
Tunis
nTay St. Josapt
Tex
Des Moines
Pet. Harnshy
T. Fouls
Ruth
Ag Bo
Hawks Headed For Two Of Three To Avenge Grays
The Rock Island Argus reports the Grays may be forgiven if they win two of three from the Hawks. Percy Gray recovers from tough luck as Kezerle is out with season injuries and Serre’s fall sidelines him for four months. Ottumwa plans and Three-I seeks player-limit changes as Decatur leads attendance. Sioux Falls uniforms on road trips draw fan interest.
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The
Rock Island Argus
Hawks
Percy Gray
Kezerle
Serre
Ottumwa
Parepta
al Teamey
Hoss
Decatur
Bathie Fires 70 At Sunnyside Golf Course
Bill Bathie, Sunyside Country Club pro, shot 70 on the club course yesterday. He opened the front nine in 36 and closed with a 34 on the back nine, two over and three over par respectively, marking his second such 70 score after last season’s 12 Gouree record.
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Bill Bathie
Sunnyside Country Club
Bathie
Boxing Roundup Promoters Eye Summer Fights And Rumored Bets
The article chronicles fighter movements and rumors around upcoming bouts including Rollinger Strohacker and Jimmy Nuss, with notes on promoter John Goss and possible matchups for summer. It references Blue Schoendorf, Lon, and other Wisconsin boxers, plus a canceled Archie Amons Si Sandage matchup and the Dundee defeat by Sammy Mandell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Flis
Rockford Jad
Sammy
Johnny
Archie Amons-Si
Marshalltown
Stribling Berlenbach Bout Draws New York Interest
In New York on June 26 a six round bout between Paul Berlenbach and Young Stribling fuels debate as boxing fans anticipate the milk fund show. The match, limited to six rounds due to Stribling’s age, draws wide attention for a charity event chaired by Mrs. Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlenbach
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Georgia
Hese
Free Milk Fund For
New York State Athletic Commission
Golf swing mechanics from Chick Evans illustrated
Inside Golf editor Chester Horton quotes Chick Evans on swing mechanics. He explains at the top of the backswing the club should feel a strong pull against the left wrist and fingers, the left arm and wrist stay in a constant relation to the body, and turning the shoulders—not extending the left arm—drives the downswing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester G. Horton
Chick” Evans
Fotn
Fook Part in Physical Training Work at University
Town City Ia June 12 in a fiscal report to the head of the athletic department G Schroe der director of physical education for men shows about 4150 men active in the department for the school session. Of this total 600 did elective work and 2150 were in intramural sports from fraternal organizations while 1100 were in compulsory classes. Wrestling swimming and boxing received greatest support with minor sports including tennis fencing and track showing improvement. The intramural favorites were basketball baseball and horseshoe punching. The department plans a broader and more efficient program for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
G. Schroeder
Khown
Ames 1925 Basketball Schedule Announced
Ames Iowa June 12 Sixteen Missouri Valley conference games will be played by the Iowa State college basketball team in the 1924 25 season in a double round robin. The Cyclones open against Missouri and close with Nebraska at Ames.
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Ames
Iowa State
Cyclones
Missouri
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Kansas
Ame
Kane
Aggies
Sour
Ames Dan
Grinnell
Baseball Summary from Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday’s box scores show scattered homers by Washington New York and Reds players. Key names include Terry Hartnett Wingo and Caveney with limited totals noted and no clear game results provided.
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Numb
Washington
Young
New York
Terry
Hartnett
Gans
Wingo
Reds
Caveney
Rede
Tigers Press Red Sox and Yanks in Four-Game Set
Detroit's Cobb-led Tigers rebound from recent setbacks to sweep a 7 to 2 opener and push into a tie for first with the Yankees and Red Sox as the four game series begins. White Sox roll over Athletics 10 to 2. Cubs win 7 to 2 over the Dodgers.
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Cobb
Tigers
RED Sox
Associated Press
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Chicago
St. Louis
Jungietown
Clevel
FBI
Boston
White Sox
Athletics
Giants
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Grover Alexander
Grimes
Decatur
Cubs
New York
Brooklyn
Wong
Cy Williams
Philles
Reds
Waterloo Youth Offered Place on Eastern Grid Team
Gordon Rath a Waterloo youth who recently finished a law course at University of laws has reportedly received an offer to join George Washington University in Washington D C but Rath is not considering it. Kriz Hawkeye tackle was also approached and declined. The offer allegedly included nine months room and board any course at the university and a side job for playing football three months.
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Tribe of
Hawke
Rock Island
Dixon
Mike Sexton
Medicine Titan
Perpetual Peace
Moline
Aywkea
Hawks
Malter
Willoughby Dehiener
Rory
Wente
Ana
Rath
Fleet
Makeever
Fumbia
Mullen
Tiller
Waterloo
Grant
Clarke
Claude
Shea
Schult
Kuehi
McEwan
Roth
Willoughby
O'Shea
O'Shan
Andy
Brown
Hurling Corps
Miller
Triates
She
Cedar Raphis
Burlington
Ortums
Johnny O'Shea
Flasher
Bateman
Gordon “Tates" Rath
University of Laws
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Iowa City
East High
The
State University
Eri
Lao Kriz
Hawkeye Eleven
Eastern University
Osborne Breaks World Record in Decathlon Trials
Harold Osborne of the Illinois A C Chicago set a new decathlon world record with 7377.38 points across ten events in the final tryouts for the American Olympic team. Emerson Norton of Georgetown University finished second with 7023.94 points and Harry G. Frieda of the University of Chicago was third with 6842.58 points.
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New York
Harold Osborne
Illinois A. C
Chicago
Emerson Norton
Georgetown University
Harry G. Frieda
University of Chicago
Osborne
Norton
Frieda
Waterloo Athlete Cites 1916 National Track Wins
George Rausch, formerly of West High and resident of Oakland, writes the Courier to correct that he first earned Waterloo points in the 1916 national track meet in Chicago. He placed second in the 220 yard dash and fifth in the 100 yard dash, senior year crack athlete, with caps won now by Edmund Rausch. West High finished fourth in the state meet in Des Moines that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rausch
West High
Oakland
Cal
The
Courier
Waterloo
Chicago
Raymond
Rausch
Edmund Rausch
South Street
Des Moines
Clock Speeds Up Slow Golfers at Oakland Hills
At Oakland Hills Country Club Detroit clocks were placed at every third tee to pace play during the national open week. The system could run fast or slow and was not used in the open championship. Cyril Walker of New York, long known for deliberation, benefited from the cue to speed up his play and win the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oakland Hills Country Club
Detroit
Cyril Walker
New York
Oakland Hills Club
Walker
Morton Released to Kansas City Team
Cleveland. With the release of Guy Morton, a veteran of the Cleveland staff, to the Kansas City American association team, only two players who wore Indian uniforms in 1914 remain active in the major leagues. They are Steve O Neill of the Boston Red Sox and Johnny Bassler of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Guy Morton
Kansas City American Association
Steve O'Neill
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Bassler
Detroit
Handicap Tourney Opens at Byrnes Park Golf Club
Byrnes Park Golf Club begins handicap tournament after qualifying rounds. Two flights of 22 players each will compete, grouped by scores, with Monday start and a week-long schedule. Milo Banger and Douglas Breeden are among entrants in a strong field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Gornell Bluffs
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Barnes Wins First Round at Glen Eagles in Scotland
Jim Barnes, former American open golf champion, easily advances past S. Winsette of Leeds with a 4 and 3 victory in the first round of the 1,000 Bulanes professional golf tournament at Glen Eagles Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Barnes
Glen Eagles
Scotland
Ure
Associated Pressa Gien Eagles
S. Win- Sete
Leeda
Stauk Handles Cedar Falls Youth In Six Round Win
Waterloo boxer Ray Stauk defeated Pinkey George of Cedar Falls in a six round windup at Electric Park last night. Stauk dominated most rounds as George pressed back with bursts of action but couldn't shift the momentum. Blondy Gips defeated Kid Howard by wide margin in the same card. Polly edged Johnny McGraw in a sharp second bout. The opener pitted two brothers, Adrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stauk
Waterloo
Pinkey George
Cedar Falls
Electric Park
Corge
Fastaer
Altho Blank
N Tha Tin
Ong
George
Sami
Blondy Gips
Kid Howard
Giles
Polly
Johnny McGraw
McGraw
Adrat
Iowa swimmer named Red Cross field agent for Midwest tour
Ivan J. Klingaman of Vinton, a Iowa Hawkeyes swimmer for three years, becomes Red Cross field agent covering Iowa North and South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota. He conducts demonstrations in the field on Red Cross methods. The text also notes a separate item about the University of Iowa golf team breaking even in duals with Drake and Minnesota while losing to Wisconsin and Chicago.
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Iowa City
Ivan J. Klingaman
Vinton
University of Iowa
American Red Cross
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
OWA
Drake
Wisconsin
Chicago
Coasen
Charles Kennett
Sarton
Jensen
Lehlmkuhi
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MGW
Town City Independents
George Frod
Frank Shimek
Ansons
Lloyd Scott
University of Town
ShoUenberger
Isoz
Pal
Maud Strahecker
Rudy Isoz
Biond Battler
Rockford
Strohacker
Atta
Jimmy Nuss
Rolinger
Floyvit
Lon
Strodecker
Blue
Schoendorf
Eastern Grid
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Cluet,Peabody & Co Inc. A
Freer
Maranry
Byrnes Park Golf Club
T Mandy Glee
Polly Shades McGraw
OWA U
RED Cross
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Commercial St
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
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