Waterloo Beaten by Rock Island 2 1 in Second Series
Rock Island defeated Waterloo 2 to 1 in a tight game. McCracken pitched well for Waterloo allowing three hits, while Rock Island’s Hasselman and Parente fueled the offense with key hits and a triple by Kessl. Umpires ruled on several plays amid heated exchanges as Waterloo’s bid for a comeback fell short in the late innings.
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Fricey
Wodan
Jose
Rock Island
Lefeat
Waterloo
Ovid McClarken
Mac
Berm
Riley
Ovid
McGracken
Kessi
Keyes
Grays’ Wrecking Crew
Hasselman
Parente
Seifert
Irvin
Gundel
McCracken
Schulz
Hawks
Dixon
Grant
O'Shea
Driscoll
Grays
Finkler
Kessli
Ote
Dorsey
Walsh
Schull
Kuehl
Clay
Kessl
John
Altho
Hawk
Rej Kotha
Et Parente
Gundal
Reyes
Selifert
Waren
Abinvin
Waterlos Mullion
Clarke
Baseball Scores and Local Predicted Showdown in Orchard
National League results list Cincinnati over New York four to one and St. Louis eight to Brooklyn three. American League notes New York four Detroit one amid a Boston eight to Cleveland three. Philadelphia seven Chicago six. Washington six St. Louis four. Western League and other standings referenced with Tulsa and Denver scores. The Board faces Waterloo, aiming to dominate the Sunday crowd with Schulz and Jacobs likely opposing Willoughby, as Cedar Rapids anticipates a strong opener.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh-Philadelphia
Iain
Detroit U. Boston
Cfeveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas
Toledo
Indianapolis
Stu. Paul
Louisville & Minnaipolis
Oklahoma
Moines
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver
Lincoln
Wichita
Waterloo
Hawks
Schulz
Jacobs
Willoughby
Cedar Rapids
Mississipgis Valley
Beaty Brood
Marshall
Ciysigeadt
Thea
Boston Teesburgh
American AetaMurs
Beaton Sheeeees
Lanus
Philladelphia
Grinnell picks Hyland and Black to lead 1924 25 squads
Grinnell Iowa June 14 With M W Hyland Tama and Charles Black Kansas star named head football and basketball coaches for 1924 25 Grinnell athletics look brighter than in years Hyland praised for Hawkeye end versatility Black praised for guarding and backfield work Two year all valley guard Black backs up Hyland in coaching Freshmen and letter men fill depth for robust seasons Basketball prospects mirror football with MacHackron assisting Black Doc lalf tied to track strong Freshman squad led by Scharnweber and Rinefort poised to boost track and field in Missouri Valley competition
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Grinnell
M. W
Mike] Iyland
Tama
Charles Black
Kansas University
Hyland
Highland Park
Jeander Clark
Iowa University
Hawkeye
Drake
Black
Gharlie
Kansas
Critchett
Sweet
Qsippy
Wood
Morer
The
Pioneers
MacHackron
Benz
Cushman
Gelgin
Winter
Boge
Wing
Lalf
Doc
Medrath
Porter
Gillette
Missouri Valley
Tigers Forfeit Game As Yanks Take Lead In City Battle
The Tigers forfeited to the Yankees after a Ninth inning brawl sparked by Bob Meusel at Yankee Stadium. Umpire Evans ruled 9 to 0, with New York tied for first with Boston and Detroit dropping to a distant position. The day featured multiple big league results and a rain postponement in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Bob Meusel
Yankee
Fred
Cole
Tiger
New York
Cobb
Mensel
Wild
Evans
Yankees
Red Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Danforth
Bex
Browns
Athletic
White Sox
Baumegartinor
Meeker
Giants
Reds
Chicago
Bost
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington Crew Facing Typhoid Shadow at Camp
In Poughkeepsie on June 14, Luft, veteran rower of the varsity crew, was hospitalized with typhoid symptoms. Kerns was moved from the second boat to replace Luft, disrupting the shell and dampening team morale. Coach Rusty Callow fielded Gill in the first boat of the second shell and brought in Matthews.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Washington University
Luft
Star Hospital
Kerns
Rusty Callow
Gill
Matthewa
Talks With the Hawks How Fred Schulz rose in Waterloo ranks
Fred Schulz stands out for base hits and fielding with major league potential. A versatile athlete from Belvidere to Waterloo, he excelled in basketball, earned AAU all American honors, and shifted to outfield as a left handed pitcher. At 22 and unmarried, he remains popular and optimistic about a higher level.
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Hawks
Fred Schull
Waterloo Pacemakers
Fred
Schult
Waterloo
Cubs
Belvidere
Schulz
Rarity
Wreddie
Leo
Frank Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee signs Benny McCracken and Connor coach move
Milwaukee club purchases Ovid McCracken once a leading pitcher in the Mississippi Valley league and signs him to report Sept 1. Benedict Connor, ex Waterloo athlete, signs to coach athletics at Campion College Prairie du Chien Wis, after a noted football and baseball stint with Waterloo pros. Willoughby, Groft, Dixon and other names surface as scouts consider moves for Willoughby and Groft amid injuries and roster overstock.
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Ovid McCrAcken
Mississippi Valley
Cait
Milwaukee Club
American Association
Rotty Borchert
Milwaukee
MelCracken
Whiff
Islanders
McCracken
Brewers
Willoughby
Claude Willoughby
Borchert
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Dixon
Groft
Peter Groft
Petes
Berhind
Schult
O'Shea
Clarke
Benedict A. Connor
Waterloo
Gauspian College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Connor Wil
Hawks
Frank Boyle
Sioux Fairs
Benny
Lez
Boyle
Candor
Campion College
Tri-State
Sporting News
Ben
Connor
St. Viator’s College
Ilinois
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Altho
Waterloo Pros
Rockford Gophers
Clinton
Iowa
Waterloo Claims Fine Record For All Departments
Waterloo tops several league categories in the latest stats. Fred Schule ranks third in batting with a .368 average, just shy of Schleicker. The Islanders lead in pace with .802 team batting, while Waterloo sits third overall. Waterloo leads in runs scored 248, total bases 493, stolen bases 71, and double plays 27, with Alullen and Dixon among base stealing leaders. A team that takes chances wins in the long run.
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Waterloo
Hawks
Fred Schule
Schleicker
Dubuque
Heath
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Islanders
Alullen
Dixon
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Snyder
Giants
Hotors
Fournier
Brooklyn
Wheat
Kelly
New York
Thor‘ney
Boston
Youngs
High
Grimes
Chicago
Hartnett
Frisch
Grantham
Bighes
Carey
Pirates
Bancroft
Cubs
Alexander
Stright
Austin
Tulsa
Omaha
Cullop
Davis
Lamb
Lelivert
Sargent
Washburn
Honowitz
Smith
Wichita
Corrigan
St. Joe
Sigwing
Denver
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Lincoeln
Des Moines
Southern Association
Pascnal
Atlanta
Southern League Association
Waco
Lapan
Little Rock
J. Smith
aAtlanta
Forsythe
Mobile
Knede
Birmingham
Carliste
Memphis
Paschal
Marriott
Stewart
Lite Hock
Birningham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Menun
Brief
Kansas City
Dressen
Saints
Neun
Walker
Minneapolis
Louisville
Golf Swing Drill From Inside Golf by Chester G Horton
In this 1920s Inside Golf feature by Chester G Horton the reader learns a backswing with arms loose, feeling the shaft pull near the top, and striking the ball with the back of the left hand. It advises avoiding elbow tension, keeping the left arm straight, and applying wrist pressure to free the swing. Copyright John F Dille Co.
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Joe Kirkwood
John F. Dille
Byrnes Park Golf Meet Set To Start Monday
Byrnes Park golf enthusiasts prepared for the handicap tournament on Byrnes links starting Monday and running through the week with finals hoped for next Saturday. Organizers anticipate two fights being arranged amid the competition.
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Byrnes Park
Byrnes Links
Cobb Leads Majors With 71 Hits In 30 Games
Tyraymond Cobb of the Detroit Tigers rises to near top of American League batters with a .51 average, 71 hits in 30 games, 19 years in the majors. He has played every game this season, 202 at bats, 10 doubles, two triples, two homers, and 39 runs. Other leaders include Ruth and Heilmann in batting, Hornsby in the National League, and various standouts across leagues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tyrusaymond Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Georgia Peach
Tigers
Cobb
Jamieson
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Harry Heilmann
Albha
Rice
Washington
Prothro
Meuse
Wew York
Williams
St. Louis
Local Racehorses to Start Sumner Programs Monday
The string of racehorses owned by Dr. George H. Coun, housed at Cedar Valley race track in Cedar Falls, will move to Milbank, South Dakota, on Monday to begin the summer circuit. Manager Sam Humble leads the group featuring Ailly Post, 2:— trotter. Ben Russell, 2:25 trotter. Geraldine M., 2:17 pacer. Jimmy H., yet to record. and Tella La Porte, owned by H. S. Lemper. Other Cedar Valley wintered strings will also depart for the season’s races.
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George H. Coun
Cendar Valley
Cedar Falls
Milbank
Sam Humble
Ailly Post
Ben Russell
Second Month of Church Baseball to Begin Monday
Burton Avenue Baptist and First Evangelical baseball teams of the inter Sunday school loop start the second month’s competition at Soni league park Monday evening. Grace M. E. faces Walnut Street Baptist Tuesday, Central Christan and First Baptist meet Wednesday, and First M. E. and First Presbyterian play Thursday. No clear leader yet as teams race for top, with the three lowest clubs to be dropped when schedules are rearranged mid July.
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Burton Avenue Baptist
First Evangelical
Greene Tourist Park Planned Along River Bank
Greene Ia June 14 Ground owned by the city and Greene Electric Light Power Co will be used for a tourist park. Izaak Walton league members will clear the ground the bower company will wire it. John Downing will furnish the restroom and clubs will provide stove tables and benches. Boy Scouts will assist with preparing the park for use along the river on the west bank.
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Greene
City
Greene Electric Light & Power Co
Ccal
Izaak Walton League
Bower Company
John Downing
Boy Scouts
Strong knocks out Merten in fourth at Mason City
Everett Strong of Mason City won by knockout over Gene Merten of Minneapolis in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Strong dominated with sharp rights, sending Merten to the canvas after a nine count in the second round and nearly finished him in the third.
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Strong
Merten
Mason City
Everett Strong
Gene Merten
Minneapolis
Raymond and Reinbeck Nines Clash Tomorrow
Raymond's baseball team prepares for a key game tomorrow afternoon against Reinbeck in Raymond Iowa. McGarvey will pitch for Raymond with Melvin catching. Reinbeck brings a fast lineup and is among the league leaders.
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Raymond and
Reinbeck
Raymond
McGarvey
Melvin
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowe Waterloo
Rock Teland i
MR. Siggs
George McManus
Darlin
CSHE
Mei
Agian
Lac
Peat
Iile Deere
Minneapolis Tees
Pet
Penver Mse
Pune Vanes
Assiah
Wichiee
Aed
Laineobn
Banner Athletic
Seroon
Grinnell Fang
Yrack
Scharnweber
Elect Taylor
Rinefort
Cinder Path
Bressier
Gowdy
Sewetl
Cloreland
Washington Crew
Schoo
Bayle
Ansons
Freddie
Sea Sam
Freidia
Pred Schult
Mpgracken
Benny Connor
Campo College
Otto Borchert
Imer Waterloo
Wisconsin
Chester G
Horton Beaver
Galf
Murceasul Leecher
Aeye
Chick” Evans
Fred Schult
Johnny O'Shea
Malmgren
Belitz
Yartz
Sol
Augustine
Roberts
Farnum
Mat
Bohannean
Mal
Waterlooka
Spurbeck
Burlington
Teterson
Lacy
Speas
Dennison
Anderson
Delaney
Brown
Radlot
Didler
T Johnson
Mar
Serre
Hager
Hicks
Harris
Wingfield
Venemon
Johnson
Ta Il
Ag Gil
Wees
Cunningham
Leinkier
Etter
Mann
Ford
McDionald
Mariott. Fe
Armstrong
Bennett
Pbllcner
Michelson
Morera
Weee
Sullivan
Khan
Tee
Zasier
Perkins
Newhouse
Vonah
Ferris
Rentz
Hardin
Hamilton
Aif
Tyaug Cobb
Christensen
St. Paul
Shannon
Maguire
Betzel
Lamar
Alen
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