Waterloo Hawks Fall to Bunnies in Ninth Battle
Cedar Rapids June 17 A keen desire for rabbit steak marked Waterloo Hawks rally after a 6 5 setback to the Bunnies. Dixon starred with three singles four stolen bases and three putouts in center as Waterloo briefly led in the seventh before Ced ar Rapids edged ahead, then won when Valentine pitched a strong ninth. Groft Hettenbell and Archie Kelsey led Hawks with solid averages as the series moved toward Rock Island.
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Weather, oddities, and ads swirl in fragmented note
Fragmentary column items report rain soaked streets and thunder while stray lines mock a stockings claim and joke about dyes and defenses. The piece also mentions a Des Moines mattress stunt, a popularity contest, and an exchange promoting a five cent cigar with old pricing quips.
Islanders Win Behind Seven-Hit Stout Pitching
Marshalltown managed seven hits as the Islanders defeated them for a nine run lead. National and American league scores included Pittsburgh over New York 13 to 11 and Boston 7 to 2. Other results featured Cincinnati 3 over Brooklyn, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4, and Detroit 3 New York 3 with mixed outcomes across leagues. Rain affected St Paul at Indianapolis while no Western League games were scheduled yesterday.
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Shenandoah Golfers Play in Bare Feet
Shenandoah Iowa on June 17 saw a humorous round where local leaders and guests played golf barefoot due to wet greens. President Herre Read and several notable figures joined at Southmoreland Country Club, leaving shoes behind after rain and using trainers for traction.
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Burton Avenue Nine Defeats Grace M E In Fastgame
Burton Avenue Baptist baseball team won again at Cedar River Park beating Grace M E 4 to 1. Grace M E outhit the Baptists five to four but key hits by Burton Avenue kept their lead. Baptist pitcher fanned nine while Krause struck out five for Grace M E.
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Burton Avenue
Poor Ty Cobb Smashes World Records Again
Ty Cobb, hailed as the Superman of baseball, shows relentless form as he likely shatters his own world records. The piece emphasizes Cobb’s dominance and the challenge his feats pose to rivals, noting an era of unprecedented hitting and record pursuit.
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AL Rye Maker
Tyrus Haymond Cobb
Georgia
Schmidt Allows Bees Three Hits as Plowboys Tie Series
Burlington, June 17. Special Schmidt held Burlington to three scattered hits while Moline won the opener of the series 2 to 1. Hidden ball trick revived to force Andre out. Scoring, fielding details and lineups listed, with Beal and Huffman among Burlington players and Makeover, Smith, and Bartlett contributing for Moline.
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Mann
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New York Golf Star to Play Three Tournaments This Year
Willis MacFarlans, national golf champion, plans three year events at Youngstown Ohio Shawner Open Telaware Water Gap and Matoupallinn Open. He announced details at a Oak Ridge club dinner where he received a $5000 prize.
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Youngstown
Telaware Water Gap
Oak Ridge
Chicagrin-Tfarry Frieda
University of Letge
Wester
Frieda
Westeray
St Lesila
William T.tilden
Morneth
Frankla Genara
Gnorgia Marks
California
Tony Marulle
New Orleans
Johnny Klerch
Cleveland
Giants fall to Pirates in ten as wash of defeats grows
The Giants, battered after five straight losses to Pittsburgh, dropped a 132 to 11 rout in ten innings. Glenn Wright homered in the tenth to seal the win as New York reels on a doomed cruise across the season.
Hawks and Minor League Moves Stir Rock Island Area Baseball
Outfielder Sturph from Chicago jumps Rocks while Kesslas handles Islanders for a day or two as Gray scouts Chicago sandlots for pitchers. Dewey Buchannan released by Cedar Rapids. Ottumwa pursues high touted Chick Mattick and Harry Rigsby. Parsons, from Late Forest, reports to Molina after a strong game. Swanson recalled by Minneapolis to Burlington as Jourdan breaks ankle. Venemon and Speer fined after Rock Island game. Papke warns dugout conduct as coaching line is cleared.
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Chicago
Rock Island
George
Kesslas
Islanders
Percy Gray
Elmer Willngham
Ottumwa
Chick Mattick
Ottumiva
Harry Rigsby
Marshalltown
Jeatcher
Venemon
Speer
Burlington
Umpira_ Papke
Speers
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King
Celwein Nine Tops Independence In Baseball
Celwein defeated Independence 5 to 4 in a Sunday baseball game at Ta, with Smith the winning pitcher scattering three singles and keeping hits down. Celwein scored early, Independence tied in the fourth, then Celwein added four runs across the fifth sixth and eighth to seal the win. Batteries: Oelwein Smith Beck er and Independence Beard Bache.
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Crisler Named Minnesota Football Coach
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports Fritz Crisler, longtime Chicago successor to Alonzo Stagg, will be the next coach at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. The June 17 dispatch notes Crisler previously served as chief assistant at Chicago.
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Stars Entered in Clagoig at Iowa
Iowa City June 17 One world champion and many college high school stars enter the Midwestern A A U track meet at Iowa to be held Saturday. Hopkins will chase a world 220 yard low hurdles mark and run the 100 yard dash while Phelps Munn and others compete for state and conference records. Proceeds decide the number of men for the national meet in San Francisco. Columbus Ohio Eddie O Dowd bantamweight wins over Coulton of New Orleans in six rounds.
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Charles R. Hropkins
Penguice
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Carle
Wiss
Parsona
Iowa
Nebraska
Frank Daily
Harold Phelps
Paul Jones
Warry Rice
Harry Dajne
Orthel Roberts
Lowell Phelps
Elvin Handy
San Francisco
Opening Round of Golf Tournament Nears End
Golfers compete in the first annual county tournament at Sunnyside Country Club under Courier sponsorship. Opening round ends Thursday with many matches played and upsets already seen. Second round sets for Friday to Sunday, semifinals next week, weather reportedly favorable despite recent heavy rain.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Courier
Tomor
Byrnes Park
Cedar Falls
Locke Honored as Grid Hero and Scholar
Gordon Locke, a Denison native and former University of Iona All American fullback, has been elected to the Order of Colt, an honorary scholastic society of the college of law, for ranking among the top five in class averages. Also honored were Edward D. Kelly, Harold B. Claypool, Dorothy ODonoghue, and R R Kent Martin.
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Denison
University of Iona
Order of Colt
The
College of Law
Edward D. Kelly
Emmatsbore
Harold B. Claypool
North English
Dorothy O’donoghue
Storm Late
Kent Martin
Shenandoah
Saucy Sue Wins Coronation Stakes at Ascot for Lord Astor
At Ascot on June 17 Saucy Sue owned by Lord Astor won the coronation stakes in the feature event of Royal Ascot's second day. It marked Saucy Sue's third consecutive victory this year as spectators braved cold weather and stylish crowds filled the paddocks. Lord Derby scratched Pharos the favorite for the royal hunt cup amid the day’s betting buzz.
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Ascot
England
Saucy Sue
Lord Astor
Lord Derby
Pharos
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