Bad First Inning Costs Hawks Third Game With Dubuque
Final papers in the sale of Bill Steinecke to Detroit were signed today, with Steinecke to Seattle after Aug. 15. The deal exceeds $3,000, a record for a Mississippi Valley league back stop. Lefty Lamanski had a rough start as Dubuque chased five runs in the first inning to beat the Hawks 6 to 1 before a large Ladies Day crowd. Lamanski, amid chatter about banning slogs, saw Slapnicka, Holland, and McGreedy in the stands observing. Despite the early setback, the Hawks played sharp defense and offense aside from that inning, with Steinecke, Grant, and Yuncer contributing, while Harris pitched well for Dubuque. Moline visits for a three-game set starting today, with Rowe likely to start Sunday. Ed Rowe, recalled from Ottumwa, delivered four no-hit innings Friday and previously defeated Lamanski in a rain-shortened game, showing his improved form. The game featured strong fielding from O’Reilly and a sharp double play to halt a Waterloo rally.
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Speedboats Race 250 Mile Marathon Coast to Long Island
Boston June 11 1930 35 outboard speedboats start a 250 mile water marathon from Boston to Flushing New York under ideal conditions. Coastguard and destroyers shield the fleet through Massachusetts Bay Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound toward Capt Cod canal with top racers entered. Des Moines golf champion to be named as Bark J Galling of Swick Colling inches toward third city title in Swick’s career.
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Fragmentary 1928 notes mix prose and names
A jumbled collection of quotes and snippets including Sadie Seagrave references, Agnellz the prohibitionist, a London cab scene, Saranac Lake fishing mention, and Hoover nomination allusions. The text weaves miscellaneous items and opinions without a single clear news event or cohesive report.
Bunnies Tie Bees In 11th Inning Scrap
Cedar Rapids defeats Burlington 3 to 3 after two runs in the ninth and two more in the eleventh. Highlights include White Burris Emery Dane and Ellis with continued key plays, while Faulk and Hans split mound duties as Beam and Moses also pitched in relief. The game featured tied momentum, extra innings, and a rough stretch of scoring in Cedar Rapids.
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Hampton Returns to Rock Island Pitching Shifts Series
Cy Hampton, signed again by Rock Island, hurled a six hit, 6-2 victory over Ottumwa in the third game of the series in Rock Island. He was released earlier for wildness but tamed the visitors, with the home team totaling four runs in the seventh and eighth innings as Rock Island clinched the win.
Hagen's pressure play fuels golf legend in quotes
Walter Hagen, P G A champion and British Open holder, is famed for peak performance under pressure. Recounted are 1926 Olympia Fields feats against Leo Diegel and a comeback rally on the final stretch, illustrating Hagen's “money player” nerve and clutch birdies.
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Juvenile Stakes Race Highlighted on Chicago Card
Chicago crowd gathers for the American National Juvenile Stakes at Arlington Park with 23 two year olds. Favorite Glyde Van Dusen, son of Man o War, competes against E. B. McLean’s The Otah and Vermato from the Three-D stable. Five and one half furlongs, prize about 13009 dollars to the winner.
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Trick Homeruns Help Cubs Whip Boston's Braves
Chicago's comeback Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 5 to 4 in a Friday opener in Boston. Wilson and Grimm homered in the second inning aided by trick seats in center, while Beck Jones and Stephenson supported the offense. Pitcher Percival Jones earned the win as Chicago capitalized on early mistakes by Boston to seize the game.
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Cardinals Take Lead After Beating Rubin In 14 Innings
St Louis tops Brooklyn 5 2 in a long opener of their series. Bottomley hit the decisive homer after Holm and Frisch set up the run, supporting solid pitching by Johnson and McWeeny. The game stretched 2 hours 55 minutes as St Louis moved atop the league standings.
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Golf Pressures and Swing Errors in Champion Play
The text discusses golfers like Tommy Armour and Open champions, noting how pressing to hit long drives leads to tense grips, stiff jaws, and exaggerated backswing. It explains how overzealous effort causes a fast backswing and a fast downswing, turning the clubhead into the ground instead of lofting the ball.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT APEX MIX OF BOXING RESULTS
AP report lists multiple bouts with drawn rounds and decisions. Notable matches include Ned Ball of Canon City defeating Frankie Larrabee. Paul Milnar of St Paul and Billy Bryton of Winnipeg drawing. Dave Shade of California defeating George Courtney of Oklahoma. Eddis Kelly of Denver beating Chick Satins. Larry Williams KOed by Lowieas.
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Cedar Falls High Has Hard Football State Next Season
Cedar Falls High School prepares a tough schedule for the coming season under retiring coach Charles E. Denton who will move to Spencer. The line includes games at Eldora and Oelwein with home contests against Nashua and Waverly, and a mix of open dates.
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Bradley Grooms Two Year Colts for 132d Season
Lexington Ky June 16 Followers of the racing game wonder if the Bradley B s will buzz again on the American turf to add glory to Idle Hour farm of the Kentucky colonel. This year Col EB Bradley has no outstanding three year old stake runner but a strong array of two year olds gives bright prospects for 1929. Bradley is the only owner to see his own thoroughbreds finish one two in the Kentucky derby on two occasions. In 1921 Behave Yourself and Black Servant led a strong field in the derby. In 1926 Bubbling Over and Biggenbaggage headed a field of three year olds. Bubbling Over set a near track record. Baggenbaggage won seven races in 5 starts over two seasons earning 49395. He won the St Valentine Handicap and the Louisiana derby setting a track record in the latter. He also won Latonia derby after finishing second to Bubbling Over in the Kentucky derby. Boot to Boot, the third member of the Bradley trio, won the American derby and the Ohio derby. He started 32 times, won 10, was second nine, third four, with earnings of 119054.
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Major League Hitters and Pitching Leaders Summary
Major League leaders include American hitters with Ruth and Speaker noted for power and doubles, Manush and Rice highlighted for batting and runs. Pitching leader Pipgras shows a strong Yankees performance with a win and one loss. The fragment mentions torn and stolen bases by Sweeney and Lazzers, with teams such as the Athletics Browns and Tigers in play.
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Baseball Team Today No Faster Than Old-Timer
Chicago, June 16. Twenty years failed to bring new in baseball. Ed Walsh, former White Sox pitcher and board member, says the game has not improved or sped up with today’s stars, notingOnly the baseball itself is livelier. He recalls the 1900 White Sox and 1919 Black Sox as great teams, praises later Yankees offense, and cites a decline in true pitching depth across clubs. Walsh, age 47, will introduce his eldest son Ed Jr to baseball with the White Sox this summer.
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Notre Dame Installs Four Non Varsity Football Teams
Notre Dame adds four additional football elevens to the 1930 schedule. Known as B C D and E teams, with A reserved for the varsity, the B squad will face Northwestern, Minnesota, and smaller schools’ first elevens. Each of the four will play one road game this season as part of a revamped home and home schedule with Western Conference clubs.
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Shade defeats Courtney in Coney Island bout
In a dramatic 10 round afoul grudge fight at Coney Island stadium Dave Shade was declared the winner over George Courtney. The bout featured hard exchanges with Shade finishing strong in the final round as Courtney was accused of holding and rough tactics. The result seeds a possible title shot against Mickey Walker. Black Maria leads the Brooklyn Handicap field at Aqueduct in the $17,500 race with ten top horses named for the historic event.
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