Moline Tops Waterloo In 12 10 Victory At Home
Waterloo defeats Hawks after seven-run frame and late errors. Koenecke five hits for Moline leads offense as Anderson struggles on mound. Affeldt earns win in relief as plows drop Hawks to third. Series continues as Waterloo visits Rock Island for a three game set.
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Hawks
Cletus Dixon
Plowboys
Waterloo
Rock Island
Andy
Anderson
Barnholdt
Jinx
Lady Luck
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Koenecke
Serre
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Mollwitz
Affeldt
Hook Ramsey
Hamilton
Andre
Swanson
Grant
Ransom
Dixon
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Stone
Andrus
Shepherd
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Moriarty
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Baseball Palace
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Deberry
Meusel
Elliott
Boston Bee
Brooklyn
Hogan
Brown
Eliot
Biot
Wertz
Reardon
O'Day
Moran
Ball Games Feature Manchester Fourth of July Schedule
Ball games set for July 4 in Manchester feature township matchups with Southfork versus Delhi at 10 30 in the forenoon and Elk versus Manchester at 2 30 in the afternoon. A novelty Ford race for cars not less than three years old is planned, one of the popular events chosen by Secretary E W Williams.
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Courier
Manchester
Southfork
Delhi Township
Elk Township
Ryan
Winthrop
E. W. Williams
Made in Waterloo and other cub reporter notes
A Cub Reporter describes Waterloo made goods from tractors to furniture and explains trade winds carrying products abroad. He recounts meeting United States Senator Ferris, a schoolteacher and bank president, who jokes about Congress and a rest. The column ends with a note about meeting a girl in green on Black's corner.
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Cal
Green
Black’s Corner
Illinois Central Team to Play Cedar Rapids Club Sunday
The Illinois Central baseball squad will meet the Rock Island Cedar Rapids shops nine Sunday afternoon in Waterloo. They played Memorial Day here with Waterloo defeating Cedar Rapids by one run. Beard of Fagerland is the likely pitcher for Illinois Central.
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Waterloo
Illinois Central Shops
Rock Island Shops
Cedar Rapids
Beard
Fagerland
Illinois Gentral Crew
Baseball Standings And Results From Regional Leagues
Mississippi Valley League standings show Dubuque and Moline atop with 26 wins. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo close behind. Yesterday results include Dubuque 10 over Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids 10 over Ottumwa. National League and American League tables with Pittsburgh St Louis and New York leading, plus yesterday scores. American Association and other circuits listed with varying records and few completed games.
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Marshan
Moline
R. Island
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C. Rapids
Burlington
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
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Washington
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Ly Pet
Tulsa
Okla
City
Wichita
Bes Moines
Oklahoma City
Lincoln American Association
Wiocmura
Veces
Amatino
Browns Even Series With 2 1 Win Over Indians In 10 Innings
Cleveland and the Indians split the series opener. Shaute versus Wingard pitched well as the Browns edged ahead 2 1 in the 10th on Schulte’s hit and O Neill’s run producing single with Gerber’s sacrifice fly. Hodapp and Autrey fueled the offense for Cleveland while St Louis tied it earlier on Hodapp and Autrey collected key hits.
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Indians
Coals
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Wingard
Shulte
O'Neill
Gerber
Miller
Rice
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Autrey
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Rae O'Rourke
Sisler
Melillo
Ees
Jamieson
Fonseta
Jacobson
St. Dottis
Gleveland
Gerberto Melillo
Evans
McGowan
Hildebrand
Schulte
O'Neil
Ces
Burns
L. Sewell
Efichrodt
Rf . Uhle
Al Knipp to Fight Lemays in Park Bout
Albert Knipp of Waterloo meets Louie Lemays of St. Paul Minnesota in a six round main event at Electric Park on Wednesday evening promoter Ralph Alexander announced. Lemays has notable victories and sparring background with Delaney. Three four round bouts accompany the card.
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Albert Knipp
Waterloo
Louie Lemays
St. Paul
Minn
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Lemays
al van Ryan
Pepper Freeman
Jimmy Delaney
Glen Lehr
Ernie North
Bob White
Kid Spruce
Hugh Smith
Chauncey Cameron
Little Helen Jacobs Shines In Pacific Coast Tryouts
Helen Jacobs, known as Little Helen, is one of two Pacific coast young women chosen by the United States Lawn Tennis Association for Wightman Cup team tryouts. A San Francisco native, she excelled in childhood roller skating and marble games, later mastering tennis at Golden Gate Park.
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Berkeley
Cal
Dune
Helen Jacobs
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Helen
San Francisco
Pery
Golden Gate Park
Helen Wills
Dubs Bunch Defeats Ansons In Pittsburg Pennant Tilt
Dubuque beat Ansons 10 to 8 at home as Dubs bunched hits and exploited Huff wildness to gain a notch in the pennant race while Waterloo Hawks fell to Moline. Marshalltown and Dubuque both posted strong hitting with multiple players collecting RBIs and extra-base hits.
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Dubuque
Dubs
Ansons
Waterloo Hawks
Moline
Huff
Marshalltown
Abrhpore
Bengel
Kahn
Tomer
Wilson
Oberholzer
Schino
Shollenberger
Gabe A
Gdiole Aces
Dubuque— Abrhpore
Worth
Voce
Eee
Armstrong
Crabtree
Carney
Ahi Gibcke
Patterson
Cotelle
Brozovich
Walsh
Hahn
Zack
Palsgrove
Michigan Stadium to Have Radio Booths
Ann Arbor news reports that the new University of Michigan stadium will include three double radio broadcasting booths. Athletic director Fielding H. Yost says the setup will match the facilities given to newspaper men, easing announcers who previously stood on sleet or crowded press boxes.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Fishermen Harpoon Devilfish and Are Given Exciting Ride
Corpus Christi Texas June 25 report fishermen near Port Aransas towed a 2000 pound devilfish on the bow of an 18 foot launch. A harpoon struck the monster as it pulled the craft toward deep water. After a mile the boat’s motor proved useless and a rifle ended the sea beast’s run.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Gulf Coast
Port Aransas
Waterloo Showg Gain In Batting Glass This Week
Waterloo's hitting rose to .262 with a gain of eight points in the past week. Grant Still leads the Hawks with a .323 average, Serre at .302 and Circle at .289. Four Valley pitchers remain undefeated. Grant is 7-2, McKain 7-3. Swanson of Moline tops steals with 18. Dubuque has 43 double plays. Thomp son leads Rock Island with 73 strikeouts and 51 walks.
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Rock Island
Marshalltown
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
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Spot Grant
Serre
Joe Circle
Jim Grant
McKain
Swanson
Moline
Dubuque
H. Thompson
Rock Island Ares At
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Saseeves
Ottumwa
Waterloo Ee
Stroner
Kahn
Oglesby
Klumpp. O Worth
Koenecke
Armstrong
Ewenwenseneldt
Stock
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O'Brien
Swans Ren Gs Opty
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Oene
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Crabtree
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Edwards
Alssrove
Wutehen
Bischoff
W . Veceey
McClelland
Waterloo Nets Face Cedar Rapids Crew This Afternoon
A nine player Waterloo tennis group travels to Cedar Rapids to meet the city team on Coe College courts this afternoon. Seven singles and three doubles are planned with players Dr Hemsworth Merle Brown Irvin Ploog Dr W P McCormack John Bickley Donald Bickley John Corson Wendell Johnson and Dick Rugg.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
College Courts
Ll. G. Hemsworth
Merle Brown
Irvin Ploog
W. P. McCormack
John Bickley
Donald Bickley
John Corson
Wendell Johnson
Dick Rugg
Seven Unassisted Triple Plays In Major League History
The article lists all seven unassisted triple plays in MLB history. Neal Ball first achieved the feat on July 19, 1909 for Cleveland against Boston, followed by Bill Wambsganss in 1920, George Burns in 1923, Ernest Padgett in 1923, Glenn Wright in 1925, Jim Cooney in 1930s, and Johnny Neun for Detroit. It notes Harry O Hagan of Rochester was the first in the International League, on August 18, 1902, at Jersey City.
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Chicago Cubs
Johnny Nean
Detroit Tigers
Neal Ball
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Boston
Bill Wambsganss
Brooklyn
George Burns
Ernest Padgett
Philadelphia
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Johnny Neun
Detroit
Harry O'Hagan
Rochester
Jersey City
N. J
Iowa Golf Tourney Nears as Waterloo Sparse Entries
Waterloo golfers are expected to be few in number as the Iowa State Golf Association tournament opens Monday at Davenport Country Club. Elderton and Casey lead Sunnyside and Byrnes park pros toward a strong field, with McKee favored among amateurs and pro events ongoing through the week.
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Iowa State Golf Association
Davenport Country Club
Sunnyside
Byrnes Park
Waterloo
Davenport
Wakanda
Des Moines
Elderton
Bob Elderton
Leonard Katkaski
John Casey
Fred McClain
Bud Cropper
Lawrence Kilgore
John Riley
Alfred Longley
Harold Jockumson
Cedar Falls
Bob McKee
Hawks Trade and Release Roundup Touches Hawks and Loop
The Hawks manager Jimmy Shollenberger released Renfro and signed Robinson while Pat Harkins Ottumwa and Pete Hughes management shifted rosters signing Paul Nelson and releasing Freddie Rowe Gus Dundon and Benson. Cletus Dixon added Robinson after Benson and mentions Hans Anderson struggle as Hawks pitcher after ankle injury and Andy’s solid 17 win season fading.
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Pat Harkins
Ottumwa
Freddie Rowe
Gus Dundon
Paul Nelson
Milwaukee
Cletus Dixon
Hawks
Benson
Robinson
Dubuque
Bill Speas
Wichita
Ransom
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