Hawks Determined to Win Two of Three from Bunnies
Ottumwa on June 13. Louis Morgan, a pitcher who momentarily forgot his role, hit a homer with two on base en route to a 5 3 Waterloo victory. Mor set pitched well after early innings as the Hawks drop three to the Cardinals and plan to salvage two of the three in Cedar Rapids. Waterlo o pitchers faltered early but improved later in the game.
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Ottumwa High Gridders Schedule With Chicago Opponent
Ottumwa Iowa June 19 1928 Ottumwa high school football schedule announced for the season Coach Yount returns to lead the eleven The lineup includes Morgan Park Chicago October 13 Pleasant Ottumwa October 20 Open October 27 Broomfield November at Davenport November 28 Ottumwa at Ottumwa opponents and dates listed with home and away designations
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Poelwein G W Nine Defeats Lansing 200 to 1
Oelwein baseball team edges Lansing 2 to 1 as Ostwein pitcher yields slashed hits. Lansing scores in the second, but Oelwein dominates until the ninth when a late rally by Erickson and teammates secures the win. Bowes, Wilthabder, Egvickson and HU Erickson featured in the box. Severson and Basuussen also noted.
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Westfield A C Trems Oram Sunday 1470 7
Westfield Athletic Club battled in a rough test with the Oran nine Sunday, winning by a 4 to 7 score. Landru pitched with five hits and several unearned runs due to errors by his teammates. He fielded his position well despite the ugly inning.
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Wilde Fell To Pancho Villa In Big Flyweight Bout
In New York on June 19 Pancho Villa defeated world flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde in seven rounds. Villa pressed early, Wilde faded after a hard second round, and Wilde collapsed in a stupor as Villa claimed the title. Total receipts reached about 150000 with Villa earning around 20000 and Wilde about 60000. Villa, not yet American champion, eyed Genaro for a possible title bout while Wilde faced retirement questions.
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Baseball league standings and yesterday results
National League games saw Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 8 Boston 3 New York 4 St Louis 1. American League Detroit 11 New York 3 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 6 9 Boston 2 0 Washington 4 Cleveland 3. Americas Association Minneapolis 8 Thansas City 2 Indianapolis 6 Toledo 3 Columbus 6 Louisville 4 Paul dilwaukes yesterday. Western League 4 Des Moines 2 Kansas City 10 Denver 7 Wichita Omaha rain St Joseph Sioux City rain.
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O Hara to Box McDonald in Fort Dodge June 29
Toe Of Hara a local welterweight has signed to meet Buddy McDonald of St Paul in a 10 round main event at Fort Dodge on June 29, billed by the American Legion. O Hara has been fighting in Chicago under Jack O Keefe and has faced Jack Britton and Johnny Tillman. his only defeat came at the hands of De.
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Young Men Sentenced for Hurling Cushions in Ball Park
Philadelphia June 1 nine men were sentenced to five days in jail by Magistrate Dorn for throwing cushions at American League games. Police testified the hurling of cushions had drawn public disapproval and affected players' decisions this season, with several women among those present.
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Cedar Rapids Defeats Marshalltown 5 to 1 in Final Series Game
Cedar Rapids took the last game of the series 5 to 1 over Marshalltown as Lefty Irvin struggled. Three runs in the third inning came on one Bunny hit, with walks and errors aiding the surge. Makeover, Potts, Rye and Speas starred in the field and at bat for Cedar Rapids, while Demarest and Speas turned key double plays to seal the win.
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Iowa U Athletes in Two More Meets
Hawkeye track stars train in Iowa City after tying for third with Johns Hopkins at Chicago nationals. They prepare for the Midland A A U meet in Omaha on June 30 and the St Joseph Missouri chamber meet on July 4. Key sprinters include Wilton, Brookins, Coulter, Crawford, Shope, Noll, Ashton, Morrow, Olps and fielders Kriz, Gold, Flindt among others.
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Giants Turn On Cardinals In First Victory In Seven Starts
Giants owner McGraw shifted Bill Ryan from the bullpen to start, and New York defeated St. Louis 4 to 1 as the Cardinals managed only five hits. The win tightens the race atop the standings with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati close behind and other majors results noted, including Cadore seeking arm care and O’Farrell’s hitting spree for Chicago.
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Kane and Gibbons Set For July Fourth Showdown
Shelby Mont June 19. Promoter Dan Tracey plans a series of bouts on July 3 ahead of the Dempsey Gibbons title clash. Eddie Kane asserts Eddie Kane plans to bet on Tom Gibbons while Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons train hard. Kane bets $26000 on his man as Kearns remains silent.
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Raymond Nines Top Hazleton in Eight to Seven Duel
Raymond Iowa defeated Hazleton 8 to 7 in a Saturday game marked by heavy hitting. Hofer pitched well in key moments and McGarvey and Melvin stood out. Raymond led 3-0 after six before Hazleton tied it, then rallied in the eighth for the winning run. Batteries Hydra and Simmeck with Hofer and Youngciut. Umpires Bahl and Keofer.
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Dougherty Downs Allison in County League Clash
Dougherty, Ta., June 19. Dougherty ball team defeated Allison 6 to 3 in a county league game Sunday. Winning pitcher Mullen struck out 12 with five hits allowed for Allison. Franke pitched for Allison, allowed three hits and struck out six. Dougherty scored twice in the first inning aided by Allison errors. Attendance was 260.
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Rock Island Finalizes Victory Over McGinnitys 4 to 3
Rock Island wins the Dubuque series finale 4 to 3 in eight innings. McGinnity misplayed a bunt allowing the decisive run after Swenson walked and Slyker advanced on a sacrifice, with Norton scoring on Dempsey’s sacrifice fly. Zubay earned the win as Rock Island capitalized in late innings.
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The Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q A Q A
A reader asks about a side wager in an 18 hole match and a dispute over who won if tied after the final hole. The guidance states that the bettor is considered to have won unless a prior understanding created a different decision method.
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Scrappers Prepare for Park Pights Card at Electric Park
Tomorrow night at Electric Park a six round main event features Luke versus Yohn with Promoter Ralph Alexander lining up a replacement semi windup after Young Parsley’s hand injury cancels. Park commentaries note the sandtrap shot tips and consistent power in the exhibition lead.
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Safe or Out Umpire Decisions in Baseball Rules
Question and answer style explains if a manager can substitute a pitcher and when a pitcher becomes ineligible. It covers catcher on third strike, double plays, and whether an umpire’s call was correct. The item also notes players leaving the dugout and coaching line conduct.
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Six More Qualify for Byrnes Park Golf Tourney
Douglas Bragdon, chairman of Byrnes Park Golf club tournament committees, announces six more contestants have qualified for the handicap tournament this week, bringing total entries to 26. Late qualifiers are W. J. O'Neil, Art Heston, K. L. Bragdan, C. A. Clark, Dr. H. R. O'Dell, and Br. W. Cohn with cards 168, 164, 90, 0, 100, and 106. Pairings: O'Neil with Heston, KL Bragdan with Clark, M W Cohn with Dr. O'Dell.
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Yesterday's homeruns and league totals across teams
Yesterday's baseball notes list players J Farrell of Nations1, Tierney of Chicago, Barnhart of Pittsburgh, Cobb of Detroit, and King in focus with league totals National 108 and American 143. An ad hints February’s beet theme. The text also mentions the great wall of China length 4 3 930 miles in a fragmented line.
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Dumont Defeats Greene Packard Team In Baseball
Dumont Ia June 19 special Dumont baseball team triumphed over Greene Packard here Sunday four to zero Crotty pitched effectively for the winners allowing only five hits Nine hits and two errors allowed Dumont to score in the second fourth and sixth frames
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Hawks and Rockford Pitchers Dominate Local News
The Hawks shut out Danville 7 to 0 as Rex Adina leads Rockford’s staff with top pitching. Reports name Chick Fullerton and Joe McGinnity amid rumors of departures and trials. Weeden’s staff plans potential cuts while Harvey, Quinn, and Hamer seek openings with several teams in the region.
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