Waterlooo Hawks Fall To Cedar Rapids In Tough Home Loss
In Waterloo Iowa Cedar Rapids upset Waterloo 5 to 4 in a tense game at home. Claude Willoughby allowed 10 hits as the Hawks blew a golden chance for a win with defensive miscues and clutch hits by Cedar Rapids led by Bennett, Schulz, and Radloff. Johnny O Shea received a gift watch before the game as part of a local honors day and the Hawks planned a fishing trip after the contest.
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Barrett
Fred Radloft
Schulz
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Dixon
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Slattery
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Mullen
Waterloo
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Finkler
Collins
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Art Jacobs
Clarke
Shirters’ Lake
Carl Grinss
Bert Weedon
Harry Chapman
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If Clarke
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Driscoll Green
Ottumwa Defeats Moline 9-3 Behind Vonah's Big Day
Ottumwa hammered Farnum over the seventh and eighth frames to win 9 to 3 at Moline. Vonah starred at bat with a triple, two doubles and a single in five trips, while Ford and Wente added key hits. Williams relieved Farnum in the eighth, limiting the visitors to two hits as Ottumwa pulled away. Farnum took the loss. Severeid and Foster appeared for Moline. Time was 2 hours 17 minutes.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Multiple Leagues
Standings show American League leaders Cleveland 10 New York 3 and Detroit 10 Boston 4. National League reflects New York 4 Cincinnati 1 and Brooklyn 4 St Louis 3. Western and minor leagues list varied results including Tulsa 13 Des Moines 1 and Omaha 19 St Joseph. Multiple games noted with uneven totals and some incomplete entries.
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Oklahoma City
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Hawks Hit First Left Center Fence homer in park history
Percy Gray connected for a league game homer over the left centerfield fence marking the first such feat in the park. Earlier that day Freddie Schulz and Red Light also cleared the fence in separate games, while Eddie Newhouse joined Burlington as an outfielder replacing Kewpie Lewis who is injured. A cyclone damaged Rock Island’s fence and press box as Mason City protests Flochester’s use of Swede Risberg. A circular pushes for a split season beginning July 1, with Waterloo opposing the plan. Marshalltown manager Jack Lacy is fined $504 after a fan-related disturbance seen by umpires Weckstein and Ware, though Lacy defends innocence.
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Freddie Schulz
Red
Sioux City
Jack Lacy
Marshalltown
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Lacy
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Heart Attack Kills Jack Watson, Noted Athletics Trainer
Des Moines reports the death of John P. Watson known as Tack Watson a 50 year old former world class track athlete and later a national trainer for college and high school athletes. He died at home at 4 am from heart disease after a three day illness leaving a widow and a daughter. Watson coached at Grinnell Ames Town State and Dartmouth and planned to return to Dartmouth for the upcoming football season.
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Des Moines
John P
Tack) Watson
Watson
Altho
Neons
Grinnell College
Ames
Town State College
State University of Town
Dartmouth College
Altha Watson
Dartmouth
Jesse B. Hawley
Iowa
Yankee Athletic Stars Sail For Paris Olympics
The elite of America's athletes, 243 strong, sail from Hoboken on the America today to compete in the 1924 Paris Olympic Games. Track and field lead with 104 members, plus gymnasts, boxers, wrestlers, swimmers, cyclists, fencers, and rowers. Yale joins next with the eight, after a Philadelphia win. Five Iowa athletes among selections.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Hoboken
France
Yale
United States
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Olyrmaple
Antwerp
Jack Scholz
A. G
Srecord
Chester Bowman
Syracuse
Scholz
Charley Paddock
Frank Hussey
Eric C. Wilson
H. K. Phelps
Charles Brookins
C. 3. Coulter
University of Iowa
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell College
American Olympic Committee
Paris
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Inside Golf by Chester Horton on left arm stretch test
The article discusses golf instruction by Chester G Horton focusing on the left arm during the swing. It explains holding the club with the left hand, then pulling the left elbow with the right hand to show how the left arm stays stretched as the club head approaches the ball. Copyright John P F Dille Co.
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British Women Meet Americans at Wimbledon Team Named
London June 16 The British women's tennis team for Wimbledon has been completed with Mrs Shepherd Barron and Miss Evelyn Colynar joining the lineup alongside Miss Kathleen McCane Mrs Geraldine Beamish and Mrs Phillis Covell Nonplaying captain is Mrs Lambert Chambers A possible withdrawal from Miss McCane due to a strain from a recent match with Miss Elizabeth Ryan is reported but she hopes to play in singles and doubles at Wimbledon
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Associated Press
London
Shepherd Barron
Evelyn Colynar
Kathleen McCane
Geraldine Beamish
Phillis Covell
Lambert Chambers
Miss McCane
Elizabeth Ryan
Forest California
Grundy Center Beats Eldora in Sunday Baseball
Grundy Center defeated Eldora 4 to 1 before about 800 fans. Howden pitched for Eldora, striking out seven but allowing eight hits including three doubles. Hibbens earned the win for Grundy, fanning three while giving up three hits. The box score shows Grundy Center 4 Eldora 1 with errors and scoring details part of the muddled recap.
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Eldora
Grundy Center
Howden
Stewart
Jacobs
Hibbens
Smith and Evans
Ann Arbor catcher Blott to report to Reds June 23
University of Michigan catcher John Blott announced he will report to the Cincinnati Nationals on June 23. Also reports from Cleveland say Earl Combs is seriously injured and could miss the season after a faulty slide to home yesterday. Emilien Viasto wins France women's singles, seen as Suzanne Lenglen successor but for illness. Andreas Balsa, self styled heavy weight champion of Spain, to debut in America against Floyd Johnson. Warnis Smith and Dave Shade announce 10 round bout in Chicago as part of welterweight title buzz.
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Mich
John Blott
University of Michigan
Cincinnati
Spain
J Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Chicago
Warnis Smith
Dave Shade
Mickey Walker
City league downsized as six teams vie for title
After two teams exit the league, six clubs Wise Motors Tigers Clutes Naumans KK P and I C tow remain. Central leads with six wins no losses while Wise Motors trails at five and one. A revised schedule runs through August with nightly games at Cedar River Park except Sundays when Hawks play at M V's Bark.
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Giants Lead As Cubs Rest After Day Of Play
The New York Giants took advantage of the Cubs rest in Philadelphia to regain the league lead with a 4 to 1 win over Carl Mays and the Reds. Boston fell to Ty Cobb's Tigers 10 to 3 as the Yankees stumble in Cleveland. Myatt homered for Cleveland, while Detroit piled up 21 hits. The Browns beat the Macks 9 to 8 on a late Sisler single. White Sox moved to fourth by beating Washington 5 to 4, and Brooklyn edged St. Louis 4 to 3 after Johnston left injured at the plate.
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Giants
Carl Mays
Cincinnati Reds
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Yankees
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Boston
Browns-Mackssette
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