Farrell Beats Hamilton In 10 Inning Pitcher Duel
Waterloo triumphs 3 2 over Hawks in a tense ten inning game at the local park. Weeden's timely hit and Farrell's sharp pitching carried the visitors to the victory with Mullen, Lenahan, and Janda among the standout hitters, while Roberts and Hamilton each contributed key moments in a closely fought affair.
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Farrell
Hamilton
Ray
Bert Weeden
Waterloo
Frank Boyle
Hawks
Weeden
Pat Farrell
St. Viator
McEwan
Lenahan
Cave
Janda
Poorae
Hope
Wateroo
Connor
Groft
McGoldrick
Irvin
Jordan
Mullen
Hawk
Roberts
Bamilton
O'Shea
Ansons
Zyners
Morgan
Marshalltown
Holsclaw
Homerun
Ollen
Ilton
Forsythe
Olsee
Farrk
Mullen Eby Roberts
Warailton
Olen Basir Pry
Milrath to Captain Grinnell Tracksters
Grinnell Iowa June 14 Milrath Grinnell class of 724 has been elected captain of next year's Pioneer track team. Mellrath has been prominent in track and cross country since entering Grinnell. He specializes in the half mile. Ralph Waller 24 Rockwell City has been elected president of Grinnell college Honor G club, an organization of letter men. Hugh Richets Marshalltown and Millard Gervin also of Marshalltown have been cities vice president and secretary respectively.
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Grinnell
F. Kk Mcllrath
Mellrath
Ralph Waller
Rockwell City
Grimney College
Hugh Richets
Marshalltown
Millard Gervin
Dempsey Gibbons Fight Promoter Cash Flow Debate
In Shelby Montana on June 14 promoters face funding for the July 4 title fight. The $100000 second installment of a $300000 guarantee is due tomorrow, with Dempsey and Kearns holding advance money regardless of outcome. If the bout is called off, promoters must raise $200000 to refund ticket buyers.
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Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mmarshalstow
Rock Island
Waterloo
York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Veegeeeel
National League
New York
Pittsburgh
Associated Dress
Great Falls
Mont
Mindrenté
Jack Déenigeey
American Assoclattyn
Ommy Gibbons
W. i. Pet
Shelby
Fransas City
St. Paul
Jack Kearns
Shartaenctist
Indianapolis
Imoney
Wichita
Kearns
Dempsey
Mnoboly
Sheélby
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Thomas Gibbons
Tou
Tom
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include New York 5 St Louis 0 and Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2 in the American League. National League features Cincinnati 4 New York 3, Brooklyn 8 Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2, St Louis 3 Boston 2. American Association shows Milwaukee 7 Columbus 2 and St Paul 7 Louisville 0. Western League lists Denver 6 Sioux City 10 Tulsa 3.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Fransas City
Toledo
Oklshorha City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Sioux City
Tulsa
Gage Bsa Pet. Heilmann
Collins
TJ Burns
Russell
Ose Sean & Ruel
Washington
Statz
Necard
Reichle
McCarren
Teneenee
Eal
Meousel
Aenbee
Grimm
Hooper
Hornsby
National
Rotomiey
Mokan
Kiel Pitches 2-Hit Game for Cardinals to Beat Islanders
Ottumwa Iowa June 14 Kiel pitched a two hit gem leading the Cardinals past Rock Island 6 to 1 in the series opener. Sudbrook allowed six runs on nine hits, while Norton scored Rock Island’s lone run after a walk and a steal. Swenson Dempsey and Emery were retired in order late as Kiel shut down the opposition.
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Kiel
Cardinals
Islanders
Ottumwa
Sudbrook
Rock Island
Emery
Condon
Wnice Islanders
Norton
Swenson
Dempsey and
Thomason
Bwengon
I Ottumya
Ford
Hoath
Lb Dior
Afatuck
Doran
Itdse
Schuster
Beil
Peres
Rogney
Didlar
Radloff
Rosa
Mattick
Rose
Keil
Fime
Johnson
I Rock Island
Walnut Street Baptist Wins Twilight League Thriller 5–4
Walnut Street Baptist edged First Evangelical 5 to 4 at League Park last night in a Twilight League game. Johnson pitched a strong ball, allowing three hits, while Robbins made a pivotal final inning double play. Batteries Johnson Morris Berry Martin.
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Walnut Street Baptist
First Evangelical
League Park
Johnson
Fins
Robbins
Baptist
Berry
Morris
Martin
Bert Weeden
Marshalltown
Mandell Beats Wolfe in All Twelve Rounds in Cincinnati Show
Sammy Mandell the Rockford featherweight won every round against Jack Wolfe, formerly junior featherweight champion, in Cincinnati. The victory sets up a windup bout against George Butch of St. Louis in Aurora on Thursday June 21.
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Cincinnati
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Jack “Kid
Wolfe
Cleveland
Mandell
Jf Mandell
George Butch
St. Louis
Aurora
Ances Are Swift In Major Leagues
The Associated Press reports keener competition in both leagues by mid June. New York and Brooklyn lead, with shifts possible within a week as six teams separate by modest margins. Hornsby returns boost St. Louis while Boston and Philadelphia push in the American race.
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Associated Press
New York
McGraw
Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chicago
Brooklyn
Robns
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Boston
Hornsby
ILETNOIS protest denied in Big Ten track meet
Chicago June 14 The University of Michigan's right to the Big Ten conference track and field championship was confirmed when the conference graduate managing committee denied Illinois protest of the referee's decision in declaring the high hurdles.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Illinois
Waterloo Beagle Trials Set For Early October
Waterloo hosts the Hawkeye Beagle Club field trial in early October with beaglers from across Iowa. Officials from Waterloo and Des Moines organize, seeking AKC recognition, with officers elected and plans to extend beagle trials beyond Waterloo. Weather and attendance to shape future statewide events as Waterlooans show growing interest in beagling.
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Storm Lake
Parry Lewis
Dawson
OTS
W. D. Burdick
Waterloo
H. G. Mueller
Fort Dodge
American Kennel Club
W. G.aAllen
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
City
Hawks Newsroom Notes on Forsythe and Weeden Inning Mix
The Hawks suffered a benching and a $5 fine for Forsythe after disputing a call while attempting a two bagger. Manager Boyle shuffled players including Pilcher, Lenahan, and Irvin as the team rallied behind Bert Weeden’s recent clutch hitting to edge closer to the first division amid hopes for Connor and Gipp era talent.
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Forsythe Wag
Boyle
Pilcher
Lenahan
Irvin
Weeden
McGold‘rie
McEywran
Morgan
Dubuque Conquers Spearmen 10-7 in 13 Inning Battle
Dubuque, Ia June 14 The Climbers defeated Cedar Rapids 10 to 7 after 13 innings. Lindner allowed early runs, FulLerton struggled, then a pitchers duel emerged. In the 13th Oster scored on a wild throw and Hyde, Jackson, Young added hits as Dubuque pulled ahead.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Fullerton
Dan Lindner
Waterloo
Speas
Jacobs
Cowas Dubuque
Abr
Mann
Sone Rene
Aay
Dixon
Schaeffer
Potts
Cooper, Johnson
Cedar Rapid
Aney
Hyde
Dissle
Delaney
Jackson
Rye
Makeever
Peas
aArmon
Lindner Strong
Oster
Fuler
Delaney Lerton
Armstrong
Mey
Om Jas
Lindner
Ros
Green
Sevyercid
The Laws of Golf Q and A on ball touching rules
A questioned rule review explains that a player may mark and lift a doubtful ball with opponent consent and must replace it. If consent is refused, a stroke is lost. An infractions on the putting green may be corrected by replacing the ball, not necessarily by hand, and moving the ball with the club is acceptable. In medal play only the striker’s ball is penalized if it contacts the other ball.
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Dlayer Bo
Wisclu
McComb Kayoes McCord at Electric Park Fight Night
Waterloo fans saw Jack McComb defeat Ray McCord in the fourth round at Electric Park during a six round bout as part of Independence Day events. McComb used a weight advantage to press the attack and accepted a challenge from Ralph Alexander. The program also included bouts featuring Luke, Texas Kid, Kirk, and a field of young Waterloo fighters in earlier rounds.
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Jack
McComb
Waterloo Field
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Iowa
Ray McCord
Sioux City
Alexander
McCord
McRomb
Luke
Mason City
Texas
Waterloo
Glenn Kirk
Jack Wor
Rick
Floyd
Meles
Jon
Ray Dempsey
Bear Face Compares Prize Ring To Old Indian Battles
Washington reacts to a satirical letter by Chief Lying Down Bear Face of the Glacier reservation asking to attend the Dempsey Gibbons bout on July 4. The 98 year old Blackfeet elder recalls bow and arrow combat, calls modern boxing a civilized sport, and notes big purses for today’s fighters versus his warlike days.
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Washington
D. C
Interior Department
Lying
Bear Face
Glacier National Park
Uncle Sam
Big Montana Prairie
Blackfeet
Shelby
Glacier Park Reservation
Bear
Sinzie
Oelwein Prepares For House of David Nine Visit
Delwein Ia June 14 a Delwein baseball team will play the House of David nine from Benton Harbor Mich in Oelwein Monday June 18 The visiting nine comes with famed bewhiskered stars and fans expect a holiday crowd to watch top independent talent around town It marks the first stop in this area by the team noted as among the best independent outfits with major leagues reportedly seeking its players.
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Delwein
Delsweint I
House of Davis
Benton Harbor
Mich
House ‘of David
Aged Pair to Care for Owa’s Fastest Trotter
Decorah Iowa June 14 13 wittee Osage owner of Chetwind Towa’s fastest trotter recently hired Frank Savoy age 2 to valet this Titus beauty this year. Chetwind did not lose a race last year and ran 2 10 for 9 miles on the Decorah half mile track. J C Kathan the driver near over 60, a veteran horseman and Uncle Sam service in postwar era, rare for his age.
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Decorah
W. Wittee
Osage
Chetwind
Towa
Frank Savoy
Titus
J. c. Kathan
Mr. Kathan
Uncle Sam
Poh” Geers
St Joseph Fourth of July Track Meet Draws 500 Entries
St Joseph Mo June 14 about 500 leading middlewest athletes will compete in the second annual fourth of July track and field meet. Most colleges and high schools from the Missouri Valley and Big Ten districts will send stars. The St Joseph chamber of commerce sponsors and will award 1500 dollars in trophies plus 60 cups and nearly 200 medals. Arnold Bender of Waterloo and University of Iowa will participate as an Iowa representative, training at East High and departing July 3.
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St. Joseph
Missouri Valley
Big 10
Arnold Bender
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa U
Bander
East High
A Tip for the Round
A golf tip explains grip technique contrasting finger grip with palm grip. The finger grip is said to enhance forearm flexibility touch and leverage, increasing clubhead speed, while the palm grip supposedly stiffens forearm muscles, tightens the swing and reduces power.
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Burnham Hara Tbs
Sandy Hi
Safe or Out In Baseball Scoring Q and A
A reader asks about a fly to center that falls after the fielder’s glove. The ball overthrows the mitt, scorer should credit a home run. Balks may be ruled at once by the umpire without waiting for a signal. Catcher blocking the base path without the ball does not allow the runner to be out. runner scores.
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al Devormer
Red Sox
Rowland
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Strunk
Devermer
George Burns
Boston
Chicara
Rolla. Naylor
Tigers
Grover
Frank Brower
Indians
Andray
Brower
New York
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