Waterloo Wins 12-Inning Battle With Rock Island
Waterloo and Rock Island battled 12 innings in a tight game. Charlie Mullen sparked the rally with a late single and a stolen third as Waterloo edged ahead, while Peter Groft and Grant starred on defense and base running. A tense ninth inning featured strong plays by Grant at third and O Shea on a one hand grab as the islanders pushed defense to the limit.
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Rock Island
Theumult
Hawks
Bhelong
Peter Groft
Erface 13
Charlie Mullen
Fast Express
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O'Shea
Gray
Fpercy
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Burlington
Herman Belitz
Keyes
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Seiffert
Schult
Shortston
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Kuehl
Groft
Tex Lion
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Parente
Horsey
Keres
Rusty Malmgren
Kessl
Mullen
Malmgren
Yslanders
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Clarke
Hassalman
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China
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Hasselman
Orav
Kueht
Schuttesat
Dorsey Use
Gra Kuehl
McCracken
Wehril
Wehil
Wil Pireh
Ieewst
Moracken
Her
Standing Off The Clubs Plowboys Win Over Bees In Duel
The Plowboys defeated the Bees in a pitching duel in an American League game. New York beat Detroit 10 to 4 and Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 5 in National League action with rain suspending Cincinnati vs New York and St Louis vs Brooklyn.
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Lincoln
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Des Moines
Sa York
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Jamison
Clevala
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Cobb Derrayt
Spurbeck Dominates Cedar Rapids in 8 0 Win
In Marshalltown on June 13 Spurbeck blanked Cedar Rapids 8 to 0 as Stalker led home runs and Spurbeck struck out multiple batters. The feature also noted Timmy Greek losing to Ed Lewis in heavyweight wrestling with Londos suffering a fall.
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Marshalltown
Miner Bourbeck
Thut
Ramber
Eotertson
Augustine
Edar Rapida
Haonoo
Homerun
Stalker
Two Cunningham
Perkins
Rot
Enn
Anbusting
Baurbeck
Surustine
Doubin
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Fea
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Haier
Rick
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Podar Rapids Aimotres
Ware
Ed Lewis
Timmy Hos
Londos
Levis
Left Wrist Position in Golf Swing Expert Advice
In this golf instructional excerpt Chick Evans illustrates wrist and body alignment, urging the left wrist to remain under the shaft during backswing and to move with the body. The technique emphasizes keeping the right elbow tight to the body and maintaining synchronized movement with the club for a solid impact. Copyright John F. Ditte Co.
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Swolfer
Final Olympic Tryouts Open at Harvard Stadium
Four hundred athletes from colleges and schools compete in Cambridge for United States track and field selection to France. The two day program features eight field and nine track events with 36 heats and the 1100 metre walk final. Notable sprinters include Will of Pennsylvania Bowman Washington Trewin Scholz and Charley Paddock.
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Associated Prees
Cambridge
Mass
America
Clu College
Harvard Stadium
United States
France
Will
Pennsylvania
Bowman
Chicago
Washington
Trewin
Kansas Aggies
Scholz
New York
Charley Paddork
Flash
Yesterday's Homeruns Highlight A Century of Baseball
A fragmented note recalls historic homerun feats from yesterday across teams including Ruth and the Yanks and Miller with Athletics, noting totals and national scope. Read as a sports brief, it hints at iconic players and legendary home runs from a bygone era.
Farmer Nearly Shoots Waterloo Shortstop During Night Ride
In a storm near Cedar Rapids a Waterloo baseball team member, Stuart Clarke, approaches a farmhouse for water. Farmer Cletus Dixon, armed and in night garb, confronts him at the pump and fears a robbery, nearly firing as the driver warns of danger.
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Waterloo
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Stuart Clarke
Clarke
Cletus Dixon
Stuart
Dixon
Hidden doubt in a quiet assent
A brief scene shows a character nodding and offering a wry smile, yet the dim light reveals genuine hesitation and lack of commitment behind the gesture.
Kilgore Wins Hawk County Golf Championship
Lawrence Kilgore of East High defeated Milo Beuser 1 up to capture the Black Slank County interscholastic golf title at Sume Country Club yesterday. Kilgore posted a 90 and took the cup donated by Burr G. Lichty as East High earns its first championship of the year in football basketball and track.
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Lawrence Kilgore
East High
Milo Beuser
Sume Country Club
Burr G. Lichty
Old Rose
Beneter
Kilgore
Negregate
Benser
Belting Takes Over as Iowa Athletics Director
Dr Paul E Belting arrives in Iowa City to assume the athletics directorship succeeding Howard Jones. He outlines plans for 1924 and 1925 focusing on expanding minor sports and reducing compulsory courses. He cites growth in golf fencing and tennis and aims to boost voluntary athletic participation.
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DR. Belting
Iowa
Iowa City
Paul E. Belting
University of ‘Sinolly
Howard Jones
University of Iowa
Davenport Youth to Captain Notre Dame Baseball Team
Roger Nolan of Davenport and Notre Dame has been chosen captain of the 1924 Irish baseball nine. A former St. Ambrose star, Nolan is regarded as a speed-first baseman with strong slugging and fielding, entering his second year with Notre Dame and expected back in football or basketball after an operation.
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Davenport
Roger Nolan
St. Ambrose
Notre Dame
Nolan
South Bend
Hawks and rivals mix in seasonal update from Rock Island
The piece notes Rock Island's uneven start and pitching challenges while praising the Hawks as a stronger foe than Waterloo. It mentions Burlington pursuing Wenz re-instatement, Wingfield denying veteran status for Peterson, and Imer Miller’s reinstatement. It also covers multiple roster moves, injuries, and prospects across Sioux Falls, St. Louis, Cedar Rapids, and surrounding teams with names like Wenz, Miller, Slattery, Delaney, Torkelson, Connor, Oyle, Dye, Snow, and Connor.
Landis Leads Wisconsin State Trap Shoot in Milwaukee
Lester C Landis former Black Hawk county resident and Milwaukee Quad club president is in charge of the Wisconsin state trap shoot to be held in Milwaukee June 20 21 and 22 Landis and his son George are noted as top Wisconsin trap shooters and expected to place high in the meet
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Lester C. Landis
Black Hawk County
Milwaukee Quad Club
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Landis
Mexander Landis
Black Haw Creek
Hudson
George
Carpentier to Face Stribling Next in Newark Bout
Georges Carpentier will fight Young Stribling in Newark New Jersey in his next bout, with plans reportedly set for June 24 or 14. Manager Francois Descamps confirms the arrangement, noting he will not meet Gene Tunney in this country.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
Stribling
Newark
N. 1
Francois Descamps
Waterloo Hawks look to trade players as scouts evaluate
Waterloo hopes to move players before September 1 as scouts from St Louis and other clubs assess pitchers Claude Willoughby and Pat Ragan plus outfielders Freddie Schulz Johnny O Shea. Sioux City and George Segrist press for Schulz and O Shea while bids for others are weighed.
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Wonden Waterloo Club
Claude Willoughby
St. Louis
Willoughby
Dixon
Schult
Freddie Schult
Chum
Sur
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Americans
Tom Fairweather
Minneapolis
American Association
Waterloo
Schulz
O'Shea
George
Segrist
Dixon Edward Plannig
Herman Belitz
Batita
Pat Ragan
Philadelphia Nationals
Eddie Herr
Detroit America
Hawks
Cubs Lose Soloist, Ray Pieres Transferred to Topeka
Brooklin June 13 The Cubs Glee and Banjo club announce southpaw Ray Pieres has been released to the Topeka club. He may pursue pitching elsewhere but the group laments losing him after his success in the show and as solo alto horn in the Cubs orchestra. Killefer says Jack Doyle will seek a replacement horn player.
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Brooklin
Cubs
Ray Pieres
Topeka
Gure Ray
Book
Killefer
Jack Doyle
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