Waterloo Hawks Open Crucial Series With Beas
Waterloo Hawks begin a key road series in Burlington against league-leading Beas after a Cedar Rapids loss. Johnny Rice returns. Pat Mather and Red Worthington homer, but Waterlo o drops 5 to 4 as miscues cost a final rally and the team falls to 3–3 on the trip.
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Burlington
Waterloo. Hawks
Burlington Beas
Hawks
Andy Anudairson
Cletus“Dixon
Archie
Kelsey
Grant
Red Worthington
Water- Yea
Birds
Johnny Rice
Moline
Mather
Jim Grant
Watirloa
Relser
Worthington
O . Tan
Abbott
Fae
Fans Rice
Hertha
Letty
Mandino
Pwareds
Blake
Waterloo
Tress
Cedar Rapids
Suminary
Pwo
Ather
Lacy
taRens Tornerins
Grant Mather
Marke
McCor
iNo Atolles
Barrett
Whit Lacy
Blake Uy
Wiederqtrist
Swanson
Time
Kliebenstein and Son Win Golf Meet at Sunnyside
L A Kliebenstein and son won first place in the Sunnyside Country Club golf meet held over Saturday and Sunday with about 20 competitors. Women members to play first round of the round robin flag tournament tomorrow. putting and approaching contests planned. Pro Bob Bliderton in Chicago on business.
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L. A. Kliebenstein
FE Gene
Sunnyside Country Club
Bob Bliderton
Chicago
Kaplan and Garcia To Fight Tonight For Feather Crown
Hartford announces a 15 round world featherweight title bout at the Hartford Velodrome with Kid Kaplan defending against Bobby Garcia. This marks Hartford’s first championship fight in 25 years since Terry McGovern’s loss to Young Corbett. Garcia, a clever hard hitter, has two losses and a draw with Kaplan. Kaplan won the title January 2, 1925, in New York. Referee identity to be announced at ring time.
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Hartford
Conn
Louis
Kaplan
Bobby Garcia
Army
Halder
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Young Corbett
Garcia
Danny Kramer
New York
El Toreador and Jingles report strange missing evangelist tale
A spoof dispatch claims Mamie Simple McFearsome, a Los Angeles revivalist, was held prisoner in various shack descriptions around the world including Walla Walla and Hollywood by mountain bands and bandits. The item parodies sensational chases with absurd witnesses and mock headlines across multiple cities and papers.
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el Toreador
Sondra
Unconscious Press
Memis Simple McFearsome
Evangelist
Alexica
Walla Walla
Wash
Mamie
McFearsome
Omsk
Siberia
Volga
Mamie Simple McMearsome
Los Angeles
Major League Baseball Daily Stats and Leaders
Baseball statistics and leaders from both leagues are listed, including runs, hits, doubles, triples, homers, and stolen bases for top players. Notable names include Cuyler, Burns, Gehrig, and Gehrig in the Yankees, with team references to Pirates, Giants, Cardinals, Indians, and Yankees.
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Total Ritz
Cincinnati
Timm
Chicago
Aiouthworth
St Louis
Amerricananveri
New York
Esseeesee
Aerican
Nationatees i
National League
Blades
Cardinals
Cuyler
Pirates
Rims
Butt
Tanks
Burns
Indians
Fale
Whitcox
Gehrig
Yanks
Tomers
Thith
Yaokk
Mensel
Gighing
Shaute
Washington Crew Favored to Win Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 28 Washington and Navy lead a field of nineteen shells in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta with races for freshmen junior varsity and varsity crews. Freshmen favored Columbia California. crowds near 70000 expected along the Hudson.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Washington
Navy
Northwest
Huskies
Crum Elbow
Wisconsin
California
Columbia
Standings of Clubs and Saturday Results
Saturday results show Missiasioni Valley leading Rock Island 5 to 0 while Marshaltton Meline trailed Ottumwa and Waterloo 5 to 0 Cedar Rapids trailed Dubuque and Burlington 0 American Teagie St. Louis 5 3 Chicago 4 6 Detroit Cleveland 0 2 Washington 3 Philadelphia York Boston Boston 6 7 Philadelphia 4 3 Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis Chicago 7 Brooklyn New York fair American association Minneapolis 2 Kansas City Milwaukee 11 St Paul Louisville 6 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 5 Des Moines Tulsa 2 Lincoln St Joseph 3 Omaha Wichita 6 Denver 1 Oklahoma City 12 The Mil Rose Observatory in Nevada records the highest weather observatory in the United States.
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Long Rock Island
Marshaltton Meline
Ottumwa & Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Burlington
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Intanagolis
Toledo
Western Teague
Des’ Moines
Tulsa
Lincolne
St. Toseph
Omans & Wichita
Denver
Okiahoma City
Mississippi Vittles Langue
L. Pel
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New. York
Boston
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland Washington
St Louis
Cee
Fen
Bastote
Antenne Man Assocition
Loulaville Goers
Milwwaukee
Po Wadingenalls Dageeage
Cily Y.caes
Paul Err
Eed
Aeae Aw
Zunneapolis
Yoleda
Lesgne
Fet
Des Moines Oo Saeed
Oklahoma City
Sty Joseph
Tne
Omaha
Lincoln
Wichita
Rock Island
Marshaltown
Dubique
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Moline
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Minneapo
Indianapolis
Western Tergus
Sc. Joseph
Des Moines
Rockwell City Lets Water Tower Contract
Rockwell City Iowa awarded a contract for a new water tower with a 190000 gallon capacity at a cost of 9220 dollars. The project ensures an adequate water supply for the city.
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Rockwell City
INS
Rocckwell City
Reinbeck Ball Team Beats Glasgow Tailor Nine 11 to 3
Reinbeck defeats Glasgow Tailor Nine 11 to 3 after a tight start at 1-1 through six innings. Errors in late frames produced the decisive runs for Reinbeck. Glasgow battery of Date and Ao land suffered, while Ding O Connor and Joe Mulkern from the losers endured sprained ankles sliding.
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Glasgow Tailor
Reinbeck
Glasgow
Date
Aoland
Ding O'Connor
Joe Mulkern
Eagle Center club defeats Sacred Heart in baseball
Eagle Center club beat Sacred Heart 6 to 0 at the Fag Center in Dubuque. Webber and Al Gortman pitched for Eagle Center, with Burger and L Gorman catching. Shater and Bower formed the Eagle Center battery. Rev Fr Noonan of Columbus College attended. Dubuque varsity played alongside Eagle Center. Noonan delivered timely hits accounting for five of six Eagle Center runs.
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Sacred Heart
Waterloo
Webber
al Gortman
Burger
L. Gorman
Diemer Powers Ackley Past Grant Center In 8-3 Victory
In Ackley Iowa June 28 Diemer hit a three bagger in the second inning and a home run in the third as Ackley beat Grant Center 8 to 3. Shugar collected three singles in four plate appearances. The game featured loose defense from both sides and batteries listed as Minton and England for Grant Center and Pat Storson and Althouma for Ackley.
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Ruimiesake
Cedar Rapids
Lacy
Mondino
Gilpin
Spat
Grant
Edwards
Worthington
Hawks
Bunnies
Barrett
McCoy
Menry
Fleury
Hawk
Jet McCoy
Kelsey
Red Worthington
Blake
Mather
Jim Grant
PanGeverich Hawks
Altho
Charles Moullen
Ackley
Diemer
Shugar
Minton
England
Pat Storson
Althouma
West High Dominates Playground Track Meet
West High playground athletes won the track and field meet at West High field on Saturday with 9034 points. Washington scored 45, Kidison 47, Pat's Pond 17, Joln Fiske 9 and Gates Park 0, as events included 50 yard dash running high jump and baseball with age grouped contests.
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West High Playground
West High Athletic Field
Washington
Kidison
Pat's Pond
Joln Fiske
Gates Park
63 1 Shot Wins Grand Prix de Carls Sunday
Paris June 28 AP Ridden Public Orator the colt Take up won the Grand Prix De Paris yesterday at odds of 3 to 1 James Henn esy owner of the colt had all but decided to scratch him believing he had little chance
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Paris
Orator
de Paris
James Hennesy
Suzanne Lengren Retires From Wimbledon
Wimbledon official reports Suzanne Lengren withdraws from the tournament scratching her entry and ending her bid for the title. The withdrawal comes during the Wimbledon championships in London with no replacement noted.
Mickey Walker to Work in Lumber Camp for Comeback
New York June 28 Mickey Walker former welterweight champion will go to work in a Maine lumber camp within two weeks to stage a comeback under public plans. He denied retirement and a break with manager Jack Kearns saying he will stay away from boxing for five months and focus on hard work in the lumber camp.
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New York
INS
Mickey Walker
Maine Lumder
Walker
Jack Kearns
Local pugilists face worthy opponents in Electric Park
Waterloo boxers Dakota Kid and Bob White clash with Red Jackman of Emmetsburg and Harry Fordyce, also of Emmetsburg, in a double windup at Electric Park. The Emmetsburg youths, known in Fort Dodge and Sioux City, meet four round bouts featuring Chauncey, Gameron, and Tiger Lou.
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Waterloo
Electric Park
Dakota Kid
Red Jackman
Emmetsburg
Bob
White
Harry Fordyce
Emmettsburg
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Iowa
Chauncey
Gameron
Tiger Lou
Pyle Predicts Grange Will Be Great Movie Star
Chicago June 28 Charles C Pyle fresh from Hollywood declared Grange destined to become a great movie star. Pyle has overseen filming of Grange first picture and will soon go to England to arrange Suzanne Lenglen invasion of the United States under his direction. Grange will return to Wheaton to resume ice selling job for the coming grid season.
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Chicago
Charles
C. Pyle
Hollywood
Harald
Red
Grange
Pyle
Flm
Friggor
Wheaton
England
Suzanne Lengren
United States
Iis
Per
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Boardwalk
Jamis’ Simple McFearsome
Honolulu
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Lula
Hollywood-by-the-Sea
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O— Susie
O— A. Maryland
Am Ottee
Blackbirds
Clarw Raw
Aimee
Exchiner
J. MM
Homfpuns
Nashington
Mil Rose Observatory
Nevada
Rogk Toland Cops
Ansong
Marshalltown
BIG
Islanders
Ansons
Brannigan
Marshalstawa
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Alain Viele
Enger
Cesea- Bruski
Erreer
Prat
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Conrad
WeShane
Woodsen
Zink
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McShane
Murphy
McCormics
Silvey
Ting
Bedors
Jorgens
C Smith
Os Gray
Shanklin
GOG
McCormick
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Smith
Tye
Buger
Bruski
Itt
Springer
Poa & Murphy
Bedare
Gray
Tafel
Cottele
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Gray Brannigan
St. Badare
Tate
Pratt
Tates
Keolls
Eagle Center Club
Hunter
Ggar
Mickel Mous
the House OF Muynthop
Towa
West High
Suzanne
Wimbledon
Packers
Bauer
APJ
al Bauer
Moline Club
Maline
Auamson
Oasseee
Peewee
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Murakand
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A Smith
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Saltzgaver
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