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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

8

Waterloos Plows Rally Past Moline in 2-0 Victory

Waterloo breaks through late as Archie Kelsey fuels a 2-0 win over Moline. Walker shines on defense with a remarkable leaping catch, while Kelsey belts his sixth homer and nine strikeouts bolster his pitching. Hawks head to Waterloo for a weekend series to close a road trip at a .590 pace.

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Kings and Queens Guide Court and Chaos in Old Texts

A jumble of old style observation and stray lines, praising royal rule, then shifting to odd vignettes. It includes a health tip about cooling by yachting, stray anecdotes about a drunken claim, a Nebraska farmer incident, and scattered notices about a bridge dive and cautious garden advice. The piece mixes reflective commentary with disjointed headlines and rumors.

Lyon's Error Sinks Rock Island as Burlington Won

Burlington beat Rock Island 5 to 4 in the ninth due to Charlie Lyons error at the plate. Al Hoecter allowed six hits while his teammates misplayed several chances.

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New York Lightweight Dundno to Headline Coney Island Card

The postponed 14 round bout between Johnny Dundno and Sid Terris in New York will open the new Coney Island Stadium tonight. Tommy Loughres defeated Martin Burke in 12 rounds in New Orleans. Heavyweights and other boxing entries listed across Harford Connecticut and Los Angeles venues with future bouts announced.

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Wills Tunney heavyweight title bout looms this fall

New York reports a September 15 round heavyweight clash at the Polo Grounds between Harry Wills and Gene Tunney as the likely title bout if no unforeseen events alter plans. Promoter Jimmy De Forrest signals focus on this fight with hopes of substantial gate and payouts for the fighters, while Charley Stoneham faces market risks from past boxing ventures.

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Standings of the Clubs Across Leagues

A compilation of team standings listing clubs from the National League American League American Association and Western League with win loss tallies for Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn St Louis Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland and others including Des Moines Oklahoma City Wichita Lincoln St Joseph Denver and more.

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Ottumwa Falls to Cedar Rapids in Four Homerun Game

Ottumwa lost 9 to 7 to Cedar Rapids in a wild ball match highlighted by four homeruns. Cedar Rapids pulled ahead late with a key eighth inning hit after bases loaded, with pitcher Ford giving up a series of hits and walks as Ottumwa tried to rally.

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Traer Graduates From George Washington University

Traer Iowa June 3 1944 Raymanid iW Scharfenberg a Traer boy graduated from the two school of Gonree Washington university Washington D C with the degree of LIB He was one of 415 to receive degrees from the university this spring Harry Emerson Fis Fiel New York minister addressed the class at the commencement exercises.

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Do Not Carry a Gun This Summer

A reader criticizes anti ammo ads urging sportsmen to tote guns during summer recreation. The piece argues true sportsmanship paces hunting to proper times and proper game, defending crows hawks and woodchucks as often harmless or beneficial, and condemning indiscriminate shooting that harms wildlife and roadside creatures.

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Veteran stars power major league wins in string of games

Major leaguers led by Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Zach Wheat Jacques Fournier and Ken Williams delivered timely hits as veterans shine The Browns beat the Red Sox 9 7 with Williams again driving offense and Fournier rallying the Robins to a 7 5 win over the Cardinals Ruth belted his first homer of the season in a New York Cleveland tilt Speaker drove in three runs and Cobb led Detroit with a triple and two doubles in a 7 4 win over the Senators

Associated Press New York Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Zach Wheat Jacques Fournier Ken Williams Babe Ruth Speaker Babe Tris J Im Cleveland Browns Red Sox Wiliams Bob Meusel Yankees Wheat Fournier Robins Cardinals I Like Williams Fourier Cobb Tigers Detroit Senators Walter Johnson Mackmen Sox Eddie Romme Ken Willams Whale Reid Ken Dow Harver McClellan Whits Sox Chicago Tercy Tunes Cubs Giants Art Nenht Arroks Mandy Brooks Columbus American Association Cubs’ Park Babs Ruth Homerun King Ret Indians Ruth Jack Fournier

Marshall Is Given Bum Support Beaten By Ansons

Marshalltown loses 5 to 2 as poor batting lets Ansons secure a second straight win. Box score shows Marshalltown 2 runs 18 hits and 1 error while Dubuque tallies 5 runs on 9 hits with 2 errors.

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Thrill of a lifetime as Evans recalls famed 1913 shot

Chick Evans recounts his greatest moment from the 1913 open at the Minikahda club. He describes a 220 yard carry over a water ditch on the 12th, risking the shot while rivals chased, and sinking a decisive final run to win the championship.

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Fort Dodge Boxing Show Ends With Close Bouts

In Fort Dodge last night Fred Etzel defeated Fritz Knipp in a newspaper decision after a rough light heavyweight bout marked by many knockdowns. Battling Nelson and Joy Yager fought six rounds to a draw with Nelson from Fort Dodge and Yager from Des Moines.

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Hawks and players shuffle as Cedar Rapids notes swirl

A chaotic recap cites Lester Smith returning to action in Otrumwe after a bone setter, Cedar Rapids scribes lament McGinnity’s knockout and Patten’s flag vow, while Marshalltown signs Rigaby and Moline shifts rosters. Umpire Magerkurth faces dismissal for disorderly conduct amid Buffalo clash. Scouts monitor Burlington Ottumwa amid pro interest and regional chatter, with mixed sentiment on Crandall and Grange’s baseball leanings.

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400 of Americas Greatest Tracksters in College Meet

Stage field hosts the Stage centennial intercollegiate meet with competitors from the western conference and teams nationwide. Ralph E Hills of Princeton and Glenn Hartfront of Stanford lead a bid for new records in shot put high jump two mile and long jump as Gob Russell of Chicago backs the high jumpers. Do Hart Thucbbard and Tom Locke from the Big Ten push for century marks amid strong Nebraska presence.

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Old Seneca Stogies Sold In Tin Can Packaging

A nostalgic ad touts Old Seneca cigars praised as regular cast stogies with tin can packaging and rich flavor. It markets 60 for a dollar, encourages buying two, and claims 200,000 packed for sale, appealing to loyal male customers.

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