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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

19

Grant Takes Burlington, 5-2 as Hawks Waste No Bingles

In a prairie Class D showdown Waterloo beats Burlington 5 to 2 as Stemig earns the win for Burlington and Grant fans seven. Reichle reports specks in the outing while Rooney's right field hit keeps Burlington ahead in the late innings.

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Fragmentary 1910s Era Notes and Quotations Surface

A collage of fragmented phrases mentions Miss Earhart, a kitchen hint, and a river recall. It references a cemetery gleam, a filling station, quiet streets, tall grass beside a yellow stream, and a dotted lady sorting blooms. Also notes on discipline, gunmen, and a booze charge for lodge officials.

Risko and Godfrey Weigh 40 Pounds Apart at Go Tonight

New York reports a heavyweight bout at Ebbets Field between Johnny Risko of Cleveland and Sam Godfrey of New Orleans. The 40 pound weight handicap is described as both advantage and obstacle, with Godfrey seen as a leading challenge to the crown and Risko favored to use reach and distance to neutralize the heavier opponent.

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Standing of the Clubs in the Mississippi Valley League

The Mississippi Valley League standings show Watering 7 and SRO.C. Rapids leading, with Burlton and Dubuane near the top. Yesterday's results list Rock Island and Marshalstown among notable games, as teams chase wins and positions.

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Islanders Win Series Opener Over Bunnies 3 2

Rock Island defeats Cedar Rapids 3 to 2 in eleven innings to open the series. Miller delivers a clutch single with two on and two out in the eleventh, while Hampton blanks the Bunnies after the fifth. Hamption and Pegg combine for the decisive moments as Cedar Rapids falls short.

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Umpire Pranks and Lawndale Midget Playoff Victory

An old sports column recounts a historic bench prank where pitchers and catchers misled umpires with feigned curveballs. It notes Pat Moran and Conn Moran’s era interactions and ends with Lawndale defeating Edison 23 to 1 in a West High playoff game carried over from last year.

Statte Centeher Crayerd Mim Sig Papa Rixey Herma' San Minpire Pat Moran Moran McGraew Pever Lawndale Edison West High

Yankees may trade Lary and Reese amid league pressure

Davis J. Wallie reports rumors that American League officials may push the Yankees to move infield stars Lary and Reese to another club for the good of the game. Possible buyers include the Indians, Red Sox and White Sox seeking upgrade at second base, with no contender likely to take them.

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OLumwa Franchise Transfer Rumors Stir Cedar Rapids

The Orlumen Courier reports a full page notice by OLuimwa Baseball Association leaders as Cedar Rapids mulls transferring Olmyna franchise to Rockford amid a $5,509 deficit and park rent while Cedar Rapids directors back the move and Cedar Rapids talks set July 1. Names like Clyde Im fie and Amew tacr appear in unsettled transfer talks as financial woes loom over the league.

Orlumen Courier H. Michael Oluimwa Baseball Association Edwin GC. Sianmink John Hubbard Seerstares Rockford Ottumwa Ollumsa Giftelt Thaselty Uian Valley Olbumwa Cedar Rapids Clyde Johany Armstrong Eric Bjorklund Kid

Mrs Hutchison Wins Sunnyside Women's Ringer Tournament

Mrs. R. Hutchison captured the Women's Ringer golf title at Sunnyside Country Club with a low three-hole score of 16. Second place went to Mrs. Charles Felsing with 17, while Mrs. H. W. Chandler was third with 38 and Mrs. Frank C. Fish fourth with 15. The event was run by Mines L. W. Bryant Arch McFarlane and Fish, part of the division’s sports and Pastimes committee.

R. ©. Hutchison Sunnyside County Club Charles Felsing HW. B. Chandler Frank C. Fish L. W. Bryant Arch McFarlane Fish

Belgium's Charles Triumphs Over Dorval in Narrow Victory

Associated Press brief reports Pierre Charles of Belgium defeated Jack Dorval of Pennsylvania 10 to 9 last night. Al Mello Gowell defeated Billy Bigraphy of Lowell 10 to 0. Charlie Donovan of Boston beat Pete Pachéca of Denver 8 to 6.

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Espinosa Wins Mid American Open by Five Strokes

Espinosa, from Illino is Golf Club, Chicago, captured the Mid American Open at Lakewood with 289 for 72 holes, edging Archie Compston by five strokes. Second through fifth included Compston 294 Burke 297 Diegel 297 Kirkwood 298. Dudley 299 and Mrs. Espinosa watched as Espinosa earned 1500 dollars with rounds 74 68 75 72.

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Tunney's Manager Says Gene in Good Physical Condition

Billy Gibson promoter for Gene Tunney reported the champion is in excellent shape well before the Heeney bout. Gibson said Tunney’s fitness is so strong he would not benefit from extra conditioning and could go stale if trained too long.

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