Hawks Strive to Rebound as Dubuque Visit Looms
Rock Island Illinois June 22 special The Hawks aim to rebound after losing to Waterloo and aim to sweep the Dubuque series to keep pace in the league. Archie Kal Bey and Stuart Clarke led a rally in the first game while Claude Willoughby faced early trouble in game two as Rock Island rallied for late scores.
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Rock Island
Fawks
Rock Inland
Hawks
Dubuque Todry
Ironmen
Dubs
Waterloo
Mone
Fort Sumter
Archie Kal- Bey
Moose Spurbeck
Red Hamilton
Percy Gray
Lyons
Stuart Clarke
Islanders
Claude Willoughby
Gerken
Rye
Farber
Dorsey
Kess
MacDuf
Cronin
Irvin
Groff
MacDuffy
McDermott
Russell
Dixon
Deacon House
Dubuque
Abrhpore Rye
Hettentetl
Dison
Beck
Ted Wi
Somnars
Kessl
Farber A
Styw
Walsh
Clarke
Kettenbeit
Hawks Aiming for Timber Opponent Here in Ottumwa
Johnny Evers, now a New York Giants scout, reviews timber in Ottumwa as Dubuque promises Joe Rran a southpaw showdown with the Hawks this afternoon. Umpire Frank Gregory penalized Clarke for loud bench clapping and several roster moves shuffle Hawks personnel including Belden Hill and Burdella release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Evers
New York Giants
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Joe Rran
Ironmen
Hawks
Veads
Belden
Cedar Rapids tops Marshalltown in six inning game
Cedar Rapids defeated Marshalltown 4 0 in six innings before rain halted play Sunday. Radlof limited Marshalltown to two hits as Burlington Gaze noted. Buckets of fans saw wartime-like enthusiasm and a volley of hard hits amid a shortened festival.
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Cedar Rapids Cops
Marshalltown
Assortain
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Radlof
Anjsons
Mareballtown Nordiey
Schultz
Shea
Jquinn
Burlington
Conmut
van Wernimont
Ruarts
Ehields
Veinire
Radlett
Rand
Calen
Haarte
Sagrifess
Priame
Rade Loft
Hope
bDalin
Radioft
Gregory Tine
Aed
Keepsake From Waterloo Party Sparked Local Rumor
A fragmentary column recalls a Waterloo party with mentions of a bottle, a host, a photograph, and plans for a dam swim stunt. It notes a spirited, cooperative tone, local humor, and conjecture about relics and staged scenes, alongside satirical observations on wine, travel, and educators.
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Jett
Waterloo
Yankees End Long Winning Run With Loss to White Sox
June 22 report shows New York fail to win more than two straight as the White Sox take a 9-2 decision. Babe Ruth goes hitless after a four-for-four Saturday, while Cleveland’s Walter Johnson is shelled in a 7-3 loss to the Indians.
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YANKS
New York
Yankees
Altho
White Sox
Hugmen
Chicago
Yankee Pichers
Babe Ruth
Senators
Indians
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Frank Frisch
Giants
Jack Scott
Reds
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Benton
Boston
Chidags
Phillies
Brooks
Moline Tops Ottumwa in Lengthy Illinois Baseball Tilt
Ottumwa Falls to Moline 7 to 5 in a hard fought game at Ottumwa Sunday. Welch and Bartlett started strong in a pitching duel before Moline broke through in the eighth, as Ramsey and Johnson walked trouble. Wilkus pitched effectively to seal the win for Moline with Ottumwa’s errors and wildness.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Welch
Bartlett
Ramsey
Johnson
Wilkus
Poae Young
Smith
Wilkits
Saltzgaver
Mariott
Ll. Smith
Fert
Doran
Brandon
Mritiek
Groski
Miller
Rampe
Johnee
Wong
T. Smith
Marrett
Eioen
Youngs
Seever
D. Smith
Branton
Marlett
Andretn Young
Bartlete
Wikos
Offerled
Oon
Barrirthi
Teihnsens
Bargiett
Jaynes
Rolls
Jina Fired as Hawks Player Amid Erratic Release Report
Disjointed notes recount an erratic release involving Jina and Che Rus Sixes. Mentions Frank Royle, Marshalltown game next Sunday, and personnel names. recalls Rane, Dumont, Waverly, and Nea Tiarspien in a confused sports context.
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Jina
Frank Royle
Marshalltown
Rane
Dumont
Reity
Wilswitth
Hawks
Varied baseball standings and scores from multiple leagues
The report lists standings and results across Mississippi Valley League American, National, and Western circuits. Notable entries include Rock Island 18 4 and Burlington 2 in MVL, New York 4 Cincinnati 3 in the National, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 in the NL, and Omaha 8 3 Tulsa 7 5 in the Western.
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Rock Island
Waterloo
Ubique
Burlington
Malins
Ottumive
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapoliis
Omaha
Tulsa
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Des Moines
St Joseph
Denver
Dubuque
Ouumusa
Datrell
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Br. Paul
Minneapolis
Lenis Savoukes
Wichite
Menver
St. Joseph
Mississipp
Valley
Moline
Watersloo
Ottumwa
Eeqweess
St Chicago Louis
Detroit
Cleveland Weed
American Association
Louisviits
St Paul
Wee
Toledo Indianapolis
AID As
Minneapolis Ey
Tere
Pat
St. Joseph O
Dez
Atoines
Wichita Wee
Wilsons Record Worries Carl Blair in Six Round Windup
Des Moines youth Jack Wilson fights Carl Blair in a six round bout at Electric Park Wednesday night. Wilson has victories over Fred Etzel and Harry Yahoo, with other claimed wins over Jimmy Joxee and R. Campbell. Blair recently arrived from Kansas City and beat Bill Brown in his first show.
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Jack Wilson
Des Moines
Carl Blair
Electric Park
Fred Etzel
Fort Dodge
Etzel
Fritz Knipp
Waterloo
Wilson
Harry Yahoo
Yahha
Bmn Brown
Jimmy Joxee
St. Paul
R. Campbell
Marshalltown
Blair
Joe
Albert Knipp
Lloyd Bowers
Kansas City
Bill Brown
Good scores at Waterloo Gun Club shoot
Excellent scores thinned Saturday at Waterloo Gun Club semimonthly practice. Events were at 25 targets with many 24s. John Fairweather led with a straight. results include Ti A Lambert 99 and Burr Towne 0 scored entries, plus others: J C Fairweather 92, W Be Mayne 83, Harry Shepher 73x75, Con Nauman 65x75, W J Sutcliffe 8x75, Nic Webber 45x50, Henry Steere 42x60, Jack McGarvey Alx2a.
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Jin
Waterloo Gun Club
Anly
John Fairweather
Ti. A. Limbert
J. C. Fairweather
Burr Towne
W. BE. Mayne
Harry Shepher
Con Nauman
W. J. Sutcliffe
Nic Webber
Henry Steere
Jack McGarvey
Kral and Mitchell Prime for Thursday Lincol Park Bout
Frank Kral trains with Pinkey Mitchell for a 10 round welterweight bout at Lincoln Park on Thursday. Kral, 173 down to 163, arrives Wednesday with no alibis about his condition. Eddie Morris, rising middleweight, recently beat Freeman Pepper in Sioux Falls and faces Chuck Lambert later this week. Supporting semiwindup features include Albert Kutpp and Field Bowers in 155 and 156 pound bouts, plus Bob White and Harry Brown in a six round opener. An additional attraction will be announced soon.
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Frank Kral
Eddie Morris
Lincoln Park
John Goss
Waterloo
Doc Huffman
Milwaukee
Kral
Wisconsin Woodsman
Pinkey Mitchell
Morris
Freeman Pepper
South Dakota Star
Sioux Falls
Pepper
Chuck Lambert
Sioux City
Albert Kutpp
Field Bowers
Bowers
Maccabees Defeat Eagle Center 6 to 5 in Slow Pitch
Waterloo Maccabees baseball team edged Eagle Center 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Eagle Center led early, but the Maccabees rallied in the ninth inning to seal the win. Morcum and O Beilke pitched for the Maccabees while Sorlitz and Bauler took the mound for Eagle Center. Next game will be at Iowa Falls on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Maccabees
Eagle Center
Maccabees
Morcum
O. Beilke
Sorlitz
Bauler
Iowa Falls
OWA Wins Midwest A A U Championships With New Records
Iowa City Iowa June 22 Iowa's track team won the Midwest A A U championships for the fourth straight time scoring 96 points to 83 for opponents. Seventeen of the opposing points came from Iowa freshmen unattached. Seven of the nine new Midwest records were set by Iowa men Charley Brookins failed to beat his world mark in the 220 yard low hurdles but set a meet record and tied his own 100 yard dash record with a time of .098-10 Taras watches caught him in 69.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Charley Brookins
Bis
Taras
Dr McCoy Ace Seals Eighteenth Hole at Sunnyside Club
Dr T R McCoy, a Waterloo dentist, carded the eighteenth hole in one at Sunnyside golf course during a president's handicap match with Miles Potter yesterday. The 131 yard par three hole, tucked behind sand traps, saw the ball land on the green and roll into the cup after a mashie stroke, marking the first such achievement in club history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. McCoy
Waterloo
Sunnyside
Miles Potter
McCoy
Glub
J. D. Miller
Tunney's Strengths and Weaknesses Eye Dempsey Match
Former pitcher analyzes Gene Tunney noting small hands once broken but now mending. The era’s top contenders include Harry Wills with Tunney’s prime boxing, marine service, and inter allied champion rise shaping his title bid.
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AL Demaree
Glanta
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Harry Wills
Ventenger
New York
Gibbons
Dempsey
Jack
Ike Jeffries
Johnson
Vinton Victorious Over Atkins In Close Baseball Tilt
The Vinton baseball team beat Atkins 4 to 3 in a fast game Saturday afternoon in Vinton Iowa. Atkins scored all three runs early, then Vinton rallied with one in the seventh, two in the eighth, and one in the ninth to win. Hecht pitched for Atkins with 14 strikeouts, while Schmits, Water, Hieckt, and Bliss starred for Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Aiking
Atokina
Hecht
Atking
Sena
Fourteen Cornell stars graduate from Mount Vernon store
Graduating class from Cornell includes fourteen athletes who earned their major C in various sports. Track loses six key runners Clyde DeBok George Smith Robert Yohe and Jose Valencia. Football gaps include captains Hank Hartwell Edward Hines Cliff Lyons Ernest O Connor and James Moore. Basketball also loses Capt Hartwell and Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde DeBok
Cornell
George Smith
Robert Yohe
Jose Valencia
Elwyn Miller
Lester White
Hank Hartwell
Edward Hines
Cliff Lyons
Ernest O'Connor
James Moore
Dick” Barker
Altho
Ivan Boylan
Edward Baird
Lester Dyckman
Hartwell
Hines
Saalwaechter
Guards
Cropper Reaches Finals in President's Handicap at Swanyside
C K Cropper beat Garleton Sias 6 and 5 to advance to the president's flight final at Swanyside Country Club. Bragdon and Simpson prepare to duel for a chance to face Cropper, while semifinal bids heat up in vice president and directors divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Cropper
Swanyside Country Club
Garleton Sias
K. J. Bragdon
Arthur Simpson
Cropper
G. G. Bickley
J. TE. Johnson
Arch McFarlane
D. Pp. Gamble
Dr. T. R
Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Heads to Hudson
Poughkeepsie N Y June 22 visitors gather for the twenty eighth annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson. Seventeen crews from city campus and freshmen compete for intercollegiate honors with forecasts favoring Washington Navy and Syracuse in various events. Varsity eights race slated for 6 45 p m EST.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rowing Association
Hudson
Washington
Navy
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Barnes Cards 77 in First British Open Qualifier
Jim Barnes, the New York professional, posted a 77 in the opening qualifying round at Troon Scotland for the British Open. He is among the 20 lowest scores, and the final rounds are set for Thursday.
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Jim Barnes
The
Associated Press
Troon
Scotland
New York
Hix
Fighty
Cedar Falls golfer Jochumsen reaches county final in Sunnyside tourney
Cedar Falls champion Harold Jochumsen defeated Burr Lichty 2 up 1 to play in a county golf tournament semifinal at Sunnyside Country Club. Willard faces McClain. Lichty meets Jochumsen in the Cedar Falls semifinal round. Finals run Friday through Sunday with multiple flights and semifinals ongoing.
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Harold Jochumsen
Cedar Falls
Burr Lichty
Sunnyside Country Club
Jochumsen
Fred McClain L. E. Willard
I. EH. Willard
Fred McClain
Burr G. Lichty
Courier
McClain
Lichty
Waterloo
Willard
Downing Nerb Smith
W.D. Johnston
Arthur Simpson
Dr. FP. Go Liffring
H. B. Chandler
D. P. Gamble
R. Harbin
L. T. Curry
Byrnes Park
Chandler
John Banton
Gamble
C. S. Cory
Harbin
L. Langdon
Curry
al Donnan
D. Swinehart
Glen Doyle
Austin Burt
H. McKellar
Swinghart
Glenn Tibbitts
Dovis
C. Miller
Burt
M. W. Ricker
McKellar
D-rs. Hoff
Sunnyside
John Zook
R. P. Birdsall
George Lichty
John Casey
Zook
H. Wahl
Birdsall
E. McCormick
George Harris
Casey
Harry Yeager
L. Wlker
B. Collins
John Stolte
Walker
H. Cropper
Collins
C. Wahl
Stolte
R. Hardin
Cedar Falls High Athletic Treasury Balance Report
Cedar Falls high school's athletic account for 1924-25 shows a year end balance of 543.60 plus a certificate of deposit totaling 692.60 start the new year. The report notes a football loss of 30.51 and basketball profit of 150.20 with overall activities near break even after adjustments.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Fast Tilts This Week in Church Baseball League
Schedule of church league games at Cedar River Park features Central Christian and First Methodists both undefeated facing Burton Avenue Baptist and others. St Pauls M E meets First Presbyterian midweek with two 500 records in standings. Friday ends with Christ Episcopal vs Northminster Presbyterian. Tickets offered at low round trips via The Wabash. inquire J A Harlow Union Station Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Baseball League
Cedar River Park
Central Christian Meeting
First Evangelical
Burton Avenue Baptist
First Mfe
Central Chrisans
First Methodists
Altho
Burton Avenue
Methodists
St. Paul's M. E
First Presbyterian
Christ_ Episcopal
Northminster Presbyterian
Wabash
J. A Harlow
Union Station
Des Moines
Ater
Central Christian
Grace
St. Paul's
Northminster
Pres
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Uerieton College
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Moor
Armstrong
Venemon McGinnity
Venemon
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Umpless
Kirk
Ferguson
Vinton Baseball
Atkins
Schmits
Wate Hieckt
Bliss
Vinton Atkins
Battort
Mount Vernon
T. Saalwaechter
Cornell Grid
Purple
Purple Cage
Poughkeepsie College
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