Hawks Rally To Take Game From Bunnies In Rock Island
Waterloo Hawks defeat the Burlington Bunnies 16 to 3 at Rock Island as Grant and Mather lead with power. Clarke, Dixon, and Rice contribute key plays while Waterloo’s defense and timely hitting collapse the Bunnies. Grant likely to start the opener as the Hawks travel Cedar Rapids and Burlington on a three-city swing.
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Dth
Feft Mirm
Hawks
Cletus Dixon
List
Russkinner
Reek
Island Yaat
Boot
Grant
Hawk
Red
Hamilton
Kara Seniire
Bian
Sol Meury
Linager Dixon
Eldora
Allo’ Dixon
Jet Haimfillon
Diace
Jim Grant
Kelsey
Griffin
Mérian
Robertsannae
Rock Island
Griffins
Nabertson
Cedar. Rapids
Burlington
Ottawa
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Hamilton Stea
le Srew
Smith
Rice
Bunnies
Schleicher
Witerloo
Dixon
Hook
Worthington
Edward
White
Aure
Clarke
Fleury
Mather
Cedar Ranlds
Duncan
Pelg Edwards
Hieleher
Dino
Ra ' N
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Lacy
Teevens
Been Smiley
Read Smith
Ixon
Abbelton
Marther
Mamilton
Watahoo
Ric Mather
Smiley
Schroeder
Micher
Timpire
Bacon
Time
Tika
Sivsiselpot Valley League
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Ty Obuuiwa
Pelos Rock Ystaund
Bane
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Cedar Rapids
American Bengau
New York
Chicago
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Firey Oeer
Washington
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L. Pat Cincinnati
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Boston
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American Association
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Industrial Loop Baseball Season Opens at Byrnes Park
Rath Packing company meets Waterloo Wonders at Byrnes park in the first game of the newly organized Industrial baseball league. Weekly games run 6 p m for 7 innings when possible, with four innings if needed, over 11 weeks ending Sept 7. Umpire Harry Poyneer appointed.
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Rath Packing Company
Waterloo Wonders
Byrnes Park Diamond
Central Iawa Power
Light
John Deere
Central
Foresters
Ruth Parkers
Central Town Power & Light
Ratu Meli Halabogi Solves Fashion Origin Mystery
Fiji chieftain claims women's styles come from the first islands where short skirts and bobbed hair have long been in vogue. He notes language and fashion export myths, cites universal fashion confusion, and contrasts Western dress with island life amid humorous commentary and stray facts.
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Ratu Meli Halabogi
Fiji Island
Grace M. E. and First Presbyterians Win Church Baseball
Grace M. E. nine tightened its grip on first place in the church league by beating Northminster Presbyterian 3 to 0 at Cedar River Park last night. Smith pitched well for Grace M. E. as the team bunched hits on Bender in two innings to score their runs. In another league game First Presbyterian defeated First Brethren 3 to 2.
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Grace M. E
Northminster Presbyterian Club
Cedar River, Park
Smith
Bender
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Cleveland
Kamm
Ab Te Jrottwe
Crrabowski
Thomas
Edward
Bergbutt
Thurston
Edwards
Woo
Cifuape
Barrett
Mostil
Martin Tye Collings
Burnett
Latake
Myatt
Poublicity
Llunefel
Colina
Sheely
Spurgeon
Burns
Shorag
Molina
Packer
Baner
Bauer
Bohannan
Ottumwa
Delanay
Piver
Johnson
Flott
Wee Wards
Wee Anderson
Harkins
Hauer
Brandon Pitcher Delivers Loud Win Over Vinton
Veanden, a standout pitcher from Brandon, starred Sunday in Ta. June 22, striking out WW men and going 3 for 4 with three runs batted in. Brandon rallied in the eleventh to defeat Vinton 3-2, with Worthon and Ittine behind the plate. Dearbower and others noted.
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Veanden
Winger
Brandon
Vinton
Yao
Worthon
Ittine
Waor
Dearbower
British Open golf begins with 117 entrants
Cannes-On-The-Sea England June 22 AP Professional and amateur golfers to the numbers of 117 are qualified to begin play tomorrow in the annual British Open. Four American amateurs and nine professionals will compete against Britain's best. Jim Barnes defends the title. Bobby Jones is the favorite after a sensational qualifying round. Welter Hagen, the only American born golfer to win the title, is highly regarded after a dramatic comeback win last Saturday. Only Hagen and Jock Hutchison have previously won the trophy for Americans abroad.
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Cannes-On-The-Sea
England
Great Britain
Jim Barnes
Wilta
Oantil
Jones
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Zolf
Welter Hagen
Abe
Mitchell
Hagen Ama
Hagen
Jock Hutchison
Hutchison
Cenrate
Jes Sweetzer
Almateur
Sweetzer
Jones-Hagen
Yitham
St. Anne's
Robby ‘Jones
Walter Hagen
Florida
Maron
Ball
Inagen
Abe Muteshelf
Hagen Ig
Georswian
Jones and Hagen Set Open Challenge In Britain
Two American golfers Robby Jones and Walter Hagen head to the British Open at Whitem and St Annes in England with a heated rivalry. Jones is praised as the better medalist and potential Open favorite, while Hagen is noted for his match play strength and consistency. The piece cites recent qualifying rounds and a record of ten joint tournaments with a slim Jones lead in medal scores.
Fishing Licenses Expire June 30 in-state
Waterloo fishermen who fish in state stocked lakes must renew licenses by June 30. Licenses obtained last year expire June 30 and must be purchased by July 1. Licenses cover both fishing and hunting and are not needed for waters not stocked by the state fish and game department.
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Waterloo
State Fish and Game Department
Rudd Club Wins Over Plymouth to Retain Shell Rock Lead
In a pitchers duel turned slugfest, Rudd defeated Plymouth to hold the Shell Rock Valley lead. Cayou of Plymouth briefly topped 0 but Rudd erupted with hits and errors in the sixth, sealing the win. Rockford beat Nora Springs 9 to 7 and Manly took a 4 to 2 decision over Proya as standings were noted.
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Rudd
Batte
Cayou
Upper Iowa
Lefty" Schroeder
Iowa State
Plymouth
Shell Rock Valley
Rudi
Rockford
Nora Springs
TFL
Manly
Proya
Grundy Center Loses At Eldora On Sunday 4 3
Eldora defeated Grundy Center Sunday in a 4 to 3 game amid fielding miscues and pitching struggles. The contest featured multiple errors by Grundy Center and a few key hits that tipped the scale in Eldora’s favor.
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Grundy Center
Eldora
Cindy
Baberi Cunrtos
Kelley
Tinder
Morrison
Ackley Triumphs Over Dougherty In Sunday Clash
Ackley edged Dougherty 4 to 3 as Ackley bats produced four runs in the third inning. Local pitcher Wilson limited the visitors to four hits while Patterson allowed four, in a well played game. Final score 4-3 with batteries Patterson and Atthense for Dougherty and Wilson and R for Ackley.
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Dougherty
Ackley
Wilson
Lecal
Patterson
Ackley Esc
Hon Goo
Atthense
R. Dougherty
Detroit Triumph In Ten Inning Clash With Browns
Detroit edged St. Louis 3 to 2 in ten innings as Warner delivered the winning run. Wells pitched 10 innings for Detroit, with Zachary tossing nine for St. Louis. Miller led the bats with two singles and a homer, while Heitmann scored the decisive run and other players contributed key hits and plays.
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Tigers Orient Browns
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Warner
Heitmann
Wells
Zachary
Bing
Miller
Tavener
Manion
At. Louis
Tiree
Lellmann
Warree
Homerun
Durst
Blue
Ohb
Melilla
Gerher
Sisler
Wiles
Zachary Ff
Umplres
J Dineet
Nalin
Fort Madison Hosts Baseball Controversy At Local Game
Fort Madison June 22. The baseball millenniaum arrives in town as West Point Inding manager Dec Schock protests a second base call. He calls the decision rotten and challenges the umpire after a player is ruled safe.
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Fort Madison
Dec Sehock
West Point Indidng
Herg
Altho
Wmpire
Schock
Jimmy Bovaird Aims To Extend 65 Bout Undefeated Run
Mason City light heavyweight Jimmy Bovaird, 4 and 1, battles Warhorse McClurg in a six round Windup at Electric Park Wednesday evening. Bovaird has lost only three of sixty five ring encounters and has defeated a string of named opponents including Jack Joseph, Bill Meland, Kid McKay, Bobby Ward, and Hart Rice.
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Jimmy Bovaird
Mason City
Warhorse McClurg
Marshalltown
Mason
Bovaird
Jack Josep
Bill Meland
Kid McCay
Bobby Ward
Pugey’ Martin
Hart Rice
Andy Sheeley
Jackie Leonard
Kid’ Thomas
Dutch Laird
Jimmy Devoe
Johnny ‘Tilman
Gale dust storm capsizes City College game rout
Charles City team routed Preston 13 to 2 as wind gusts hampered play. Radloff allowed four hits while teammates Radloff Blatt Biachfofe and Ikopel drove in runs. Only Riwloff cleared the canvass with a homer. Collegians dominated at bat as dust storm raged. Chip’s Colored All Stars scheduled to play next against Callegians. Local papers note a late lecture on The Infinitude of Space.
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Chartes “City Weys
Charles City
Gale Legians
Preston
Minn
Lion Geld
Radlef
Radloff
Blatt
Biaehofe
Ikopel
Riwloff
Canvays
Collegians
Callegians
Dora
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Jimmy Fox
Perkins
French
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Thleaics
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Hddis
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George W. Hild Cigar Distributors
Miyers-Cox Company
Dubuque
Myera+Com Co
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WW Wits
Frank Brothers
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