Groft and Guppy Star In Marathon Moline Waterloo Contest
Homeruns by Groft and Guppy highlight a 12 inning clash where Moline edged Waterloo 3 to 2. Spurbeck struck out eight for Moline, while Johnson held Waterloo to three hits through eight. Groft’s gift to the left field crowd and a late run in the twelfth sealed the win amid a tense long game.
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Moline
Waterloo
Cletus L. Dixon
Oastle Johnson
Minnesota
Thesis Spurbeck
Andre
Hawks
Johnson
McDermott
Pete. Groft
Archie Kelsey
Joe
Midgs
East High School
Guppy
Rye
Pete Groft
Grofit
Stanas
Smith
Clarke
Cap
Timmy Shollenberger
Groft
Shelly
Vitch
Foxy Dixon
Wy Kettenbetl
Jimmy
Rooster
Pat Kelsey
Bartlett
Walker
Shally
MoKay
Young
Glarke
Weaterloo
Dixon
Bic Doermett
Kelney
Kneister
Homeruns
Shollenberger
Spurbeck
Maker
Bartlet
P. Kelsey
Moline S. Witterloo
Kirk
Noten
Hain H
Jimmy Sholenberger
M-V
Archie
Althe
Icick
Mogse Snurb
Mobur
Young Keever
John Om
Lisle
Kelsey
Bil Wolcott
Chicago
Associated Press
Hock Island
Ill
Fame
Burlington
Farber
Emmett Dorsey
Islanders
Abrhpo
Bealie
Fee
Mann
Crawford
Aid Maloney
Turlington
Rock Island
Homerun
Farnes
Dor
Gerken
Kessly
Waith
Maloner
Farr
Guzak
Vine Irvin B
House
Irvin
Wares
Umptires
Papke
Ferguson
Standings and Saturday Scores From Regions and Leagues
The report lists club standings across Valley, Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, and other cities with results in American League and Western League divisions. It notes Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Detroit among teams, plus Saturday games showing multiple line scores and a final described five-run inning with Moline and Oklahoma teams highlighted. The narrative ends with a fragmented description of a Hawks baseball game strategy and late inning shifts.
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Minulasinp! Valley
Finch Island
Burlington
Olmuiniwws
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Durbuque
Moline
Waterloo
American Deague
York S
Frond
Philadelmia de
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
J. Brockion
Cincinnati A
Louis
Philadelpula
Pubuque
Waterine
Otumwun
Codny Rapids
Rock Island
Nationst Senecan
Pittsburgh
Neg Gor
Chiorgs
Boss St. Louis
Phladelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rein
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Thee Vk
Cedar Rapids Sa
Maling Res
Whee
Ottumwa Ee
Dubuque
Pet
Aes Ea
Lois
ABA
York A
Pittsburgh Ee
Cincinnath
Loula Wee
Chicago Psrts
Gaston Bee
Oufsvilla
Indianapolis
Tee Sree
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas
Minneapolia
Milwaukad Ste Elue
Columbus
Owe Ag
Denver
Oklahomi
Des Moines
Wichita
Pastor Pavar Fismerman's Big Lake Catch Shock
Storm Lake Iowa June 14 Rev H F Malone pastor of Storm Lake Church of Christ holds the year’s largest fish a northern pike of 29 inches and 14 pounds Curt Bethards caught a 37 inch catfish weighing 26 1 4 pounds in the same outing The article notes the lake had a record haul for the season with two notable catches reflecting local fishing enthusiasm
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Pavar Fismerman
Storm Lake
H. EF. Malone
Church of Christ
Curt Bethards
17 Inning Game Ends on Balk as Dubs Fall to Marshalltown
Marshalltown won a dramatic 17 inning baseball game 3 to 2 over Dubuque on Sunday. Blackburn balk allowed Willingham to score the deciding run. Lukehart and Blackburn pitched well with strong defensive plays including Fillingham’s fifth inning double play. Manager Armstrong protested the decision as Dubuque stranded runners in the ninth and twelfth.
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Associated Frese
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Blackburn
Willngham
Lukehart
Fillingham
Moore
Ironmen
Armstrong
Dubadus
Meredith
Woo
I Hicks
Burris
Metiuire
White
Meyers
OO LG
Sinaloa
Tigsby
Schultz
O'Shem
Strong
Pillingham
O'Shea
Bf Lukehart
Meg
Loose Battle With Cedar Rapids Goes To Cardinals 7 3
Cedar Rapids Jr June 15 report says Richter was ineffective as Ottumwa won the second game of the Cedar Rapids series 12 to 8. The Bunnies played loosely in the field with several Card errors contributing to the defeats.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids, Jr
Richter
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City Golf Tourney to Feature Pro Contenders
Sioux City hosts a state golf tournament starting July 6 with strong pro contenders including Bathie Watersow and Jimmy Canavan plus Mike Stearman of Slows City. Amateur qualifying rounds run July 8 ahead of July 9 start. Notable amateurs include Arthur Bartlett and state champion Bob MeKes, among others in a field featuring many regional players.
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A Ate Breen
Sioux City
Bathie, Watersow
Jimmy Canavan
Mike Stearman
Slows City
Arthur Bartlett
Ote Fumwa
Bob MeKes
Carle Makee
Kay Alton
Jim Swiek
Barton
Fort Dodge
Payseur
Duduque
Hurron
White
Maisenholdier
Humphrey
Middlewest
The Gaul Outdoors Watchman Night Deer Photograph Tips
A vintage guide explains close in wildlife photography using telephoto lenses and night flash methods. It covers night canoe flash captures of deer and moose, risks of daylight proximity, and a set gun flash trigger near salt licks for candid, unpredictable results.
How to choose clubs suitable for a golfer’s game
Advice from ARE G ESPINOSA urges golfers to study the game and take lessons before buying clubs. A two person decision by the player and a professional saves time and effort, and those headed to major cities should contact J A Harlow in Des Moines for travel information.
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Detroit
Buffalo
New York
J. A. Harlow
Vinton Station
Des Motes
Senators Come Rushing To Top Senators
The Athletics led the American league early May but slipped as Washington surged. The Senators beat the Browns 9-8 while Cleveland shut out the Mackmen 3-0 behind Karr. Detroit toppled the Yankees 8-5 with Sam Jones twirling. Babe Ruth hit his second homer. The Robins beat the Reds 12-3. Cardinals swept Phillies 11-7 and Cubs won 7-3 over Braves. Giants and Pirates idle.
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Associated Press
New York
Athletics
Senators
Washington
Philadelphia
Browns
Cleveland
Karr
Indians
Mackmen
Lamar
St. Louis
Sears
Davis
Coveleskia
Detroit
Cobb
Sam Jones
Tigers
Yankees
Doyle
Babe Ruth
Robins
Vance
Reds
Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Cubs
Braves
Giants
Pirates
Grinnell star Morgan Taylor leads Iowa at collegiate meet
At Stage Field Chicago, Morgan Taylor of Grinnell won the 220-yard low hurdles and was named individual star as Iowa place third among conference schools behind Michigan and Ohio State. Teammate Rinefort scored in two weights. Dalbey tied for sixth in pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Texas prep star sets new record in javelin throw
Creteh RI Hines of Heights High School Houston set a world interscholastic mark in the javelin at Mooseheart Highs first annual invitation track meet. His winning throw reached 198 ft 3 4 in, surpassing the former 187 ft 2 in record held by a Texas boy.
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Mooseheart, Til
Spitball Theory from Waterloo Manager Dixon
Cletus Dixon of Waterloo Iowa discusses spitball mechanics with Demaree and others including Jack Guinn Burleigh Grimes and remnants of the majors. Dixon cites University of Chicago professor Afoulton and explains moisture and evaporation create pressure on the moistened surface, producing break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demaree
Farmer
NY Giants
Jack Guinn
Boston Red Sox
Burleigh Grimes
ECG
I. Dixon
Waterloo
University of Chicaro
Afoulton
Hawks Roster Shuffle Signals Tight Cedar Rapids Clash
The Hawks overhaul their pitching staff with Cedar Rapids transfer Ramsey from Chillicothe NL replacing Frank Johnson cut by Ottumwa. Anderson from St Paul signs to pitch for Dubuque as Joe McGinnity leads recruitment amid team friction. Willoughby from Waterloo and Pixon target Scantlebury while Willoughby boosts Dixon's pitching corps ahead of key three game runs and pennant push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Ottumwa
Ramsey
Chillicothe
Andy Anderson
St. Paul
Recheck Confirms De Paolo Win at Altoona Race
In Altoona Pennsylvania on June 14 the speedway recheck by officials after Saturday’s event confirmed Peter De Paolo as winner with Frank Elliott second, Milton third, and Harry Hartz fourth.
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Recheck
Altoona
de Paolo
Frank Elliott
Speedway
Tate
Ofisials
Peter de Paolo
Elliott
Milton
Harry Hartz
Hubbard Sets World Record in Broad Jump at Michigan Meet
At Chicago on June 15 D Hart Hubbard of the University of Michigan achieved a defining moment in his intercollegiate career by breaking the world record in the broad jump with a leap of 25 ft 10 3/4 in on his final attempt. He also led the Wolverines in the 100-yard dash, defeating Sweet of Alaska by about four yards, while other events saw Stanford and Washington State set records in shot put discus and two-mile runs respectively.
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Chicago
Iowa
Stage Field
Michigan
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Rinefort
Dalbey
Draka
Taylor
Guthrie
Ghia State
Letsmner
Stanford
Hubbard
Harold Phelps
Devine
Washington State
Phe Ant Devine
Johnson
California
Miller
Roberts
Town
Tones
Hancock
Handy
Conger
Ames
Towa
Amey
Michican
Universi of Michigan
D Hart Hubbard
Wolverines
Exper
L. Legendre
Georgetown University
Paris
Ned Gourdin
Yale
Legendre
Biubbach
Hubba
Sweet
University of Aleutani
Aimer Jean
Glen Hartrantz
Leland Stanford University
C. L. Houser
University of Southern Californi
Y . Reese
University of Texas
Hoffman
Tom Lieb
Notre Dame
Carter
University of Wasington
Alien Helftrich
Penn State
Phelps
Peasles
New Hampshire
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Rooster Kettenbeil
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George McManus
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Radn
Aye Funnies
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Pen Pur
Ile
Chipmiey
Dredgern
Ruth
Ameries
Immymans
Heilmann
Yanks
Satlannt
Harney
St. Ta BO VA
Tharrus
Frostinn
Mettler
St Legin
Rancreli
Reton
Barnhart
Fitts
Sen Otuiniwa
Boa Salzgavor
Mariott
Groskt
Ah Dorsey
Stene
Mattick
Brandes
Tal
Teres
Vellar
Stuarte
Spears
Swanson
Te Romana
Maonalitte
al Richter
Ch Gale
Otlumon
Tim Minn
Gaul
Associated Editors
Ina
Are. G. Espinosa
Almedica
Suai
Texas Prep Star
Cletus Dixon
Demaree
Spitter
Quinns
Joe McGinnity
Cedar Pails College
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
George White
Ahi
George
Hass
Blue Island, Jr
Burchett
Hook Islaand
Wabash Colleges
Pixon
Scantlebury
University of Iowa
Iown
Seantlebury
Claude Willoughby
Teading
Mibwank
Storm
Willoughby
Kettenbetl
Spurback
Tyro View
Thelowboys
Deac House
Run pyVille
Dubuque Neti
Spot Grant
Mankato
Minn
Michigan Negro
de Hart Hubbard
Bob Apfen
Waterino Theatre
Just
Cowboy
Jake
Bill
Sycamore
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