Hawks Open Crucial Series With Dubuque Sunday
Waterloo Hawks return home for a three game set with Dubuque to kick off a six game run that could swing the pennant race now led by Waterloo and the Tigers. Clayton Thompson debuts for the Hawks as Ray Berres recovers from injury.
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Dubuque Club
Dubuque
Hey City
Hawk
Thompson
Clayton Thompson
Iowa University
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Ray Berres
Handicapping Pop Warner Suggested Scoring Reform
Veteran coach Pop Warner proposes a football scoring system adding rewards for first downs and yards in scrimmage alongside touchdowns and goals. He also suggests handicaps to let amateur and professional players meet on equal terms, with honesty about player pay. The piece discusses current league dynamics and potential impacts on college football and pay structures.
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Glenn
Pop) Warner
Leland Stanford
Pop
Plevens
Sewash
Jonrs
Jose
Beeves
Foxx Leads Way In Junior Loop Hitting Parade
Chicago reports on Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletes leading the American League batting with an unofficial .495 average over the last week. Connie Mack's first baseman boosts to the 400 club as Al Simmons Micky Cochrane Bing Miller help the Athletics pace team batting at .316. Bob Grove wins twice to reach 12 1 record while Uhle Sorrell Walberg follow with ten wins. The piece lists leaders in runs batted in homers triples doubles and stolen bases across the circuit.
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Chicago
Yankees
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Bob Fothergill
Tiger
Foxx
Athletics
al Simmons
Micky Cochrane
Bing Miller
Fothergill
Simmons
Lazzerl
New York
Manush
St. Louis
Cochrane
Fonseca
Cleveland
Miller
Combs
Gehringer
Detroit
Macks
Bob Grove
George Uhle
Vic Sorrell
Rube Walberg
Altha
Eddie Rommel
Cosmie Mack
Grove
House of Mark
Clevelad
Gehrig
R Johnson
Thns
Standings and results from multiple leagues and cities
Standings show Burl ington Keokuk and Dubuque in the Mississippi Valley league with W L records. American League and National/Salong and other leagues list teams like Philadelphia Chicago Boston Brooklyn and St Louis with current wins and losses, plus yesterday's results and notes on scheduled games.
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Mississippi Valley Teague
L. Pets
W. L. Pet
Waterton
Burl'ton
al Dubuque
Rapids
Keokuk
R. Tslana
Burlington
Philadelphia
WL. Pet
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsb’gh
Phila
N. York
Boston
St. Lows
Louis
Cincinnati
Bitsburgh
Newark
American Associatios W
Pet
W. Kan
City
Louisville
Palis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milw
Ind'polis
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
W. L. Polox
Tulan
Omaha
W.L. Pet
Denver
Pueblo
Topeka
Wichita
Oklahoma City
den Moines
Tulsa
Pevee DL Pub
West High names two coaches for first time in Old Rose history
Gordon Meeter former Grinnell College athlete becomes head football and track coach at West High. E. G. Strowbridge of Gunnison Colorado is named head basketball coach and assistant in football and track, plus overseeing physical training. Both replace Ralph H. Saint as the Old Rose prep moves to dual leadership for its athletic program.
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Gordon (Buich) Meeter
Grinnell College
5 West High School
Charles A. Kittrell
E. G. Strowbridge
Gunnison
Colo
Old Rose
Meeter
Storm Lake
Altho
Strawbridge
Les Moines
East Des Moines High School
Des Moines University
Harry Bell Nggn
Lombard College
Nevada High School
Colorado
Western State Teachers College
Ralph H. Saint
Waterloo
fRture
West Board of Education
Merter
Strowbridge
Kitbrell
Four Horsemen Now Leading Gridiron Coaches
East Lansing report notes the Four Horsemen from Notre Dame have become coaches. Crowley leads Michigan State. Layden runs Duquesne. Stuhldreher at Villanova. Miller backs Ohio State. Each forged NFL style backfields and moved into coaching roles.
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East Lansing
Mich
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Stuhldreher
Layden
Crowley
Miller
Jimmy Crowley
Harry Eipke
Michigan State
Jimmy
Georgia
Harry Mehre
Rockne
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova College
Pennsylvania
Justy Nettle
Electihe
Elmer Layden
Three Way Battle Looms At National Open Final Round
Rain drenched Winged Foot opens the National Open final stage with Gene Sarazen and Al Espinosa tied for the lead along with Bobby Jones within two strokes. The play sees a crowded field, Amateur champion Young Shute and Tommy Armour in contention as weather challenges reshape the leaderboard.
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports
Beiliary
Winged Foot Galf Club
Mamaroneck
Winged Foot
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Jones
Sarazen
Espinosa
Young Shute
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Bobby Jones
Sala
Tre
Meamaraneck
Pet Peeve Sneeze Upsets Golfer George Duncan
By Al Demarer recounts a tale from Harold Jonson about golfer George Duncan whose focus shattered by sneezes from the gallery. A pro recalls an amateur match when a gallery sneeze disrupted Duncan and caused a loss, a quirk still noted as his enduring fixation.
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George
George Duncan
Harold Jonson
Duncan
Redlegs Top Pirates as Brame Leaves Mound 10 3
In Pittsburgh, the Redlegs defeated the Pirates 10 to 3 after pitcher Brame was chased from the mound. Red Lucas starred for Cincinnati, holding Pittsburgh scoreless until late in the game while Petty and French contributed for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Redlegs
Brame
Petty
French
Red Lucas
Plekun Pirate-Redlegs
Gincinnath
PO Bwanson
Ef Saerrerer
Dressen
Wren
Pds
Alien
Forl
Caech
Lucas
Barted
Brickell
Friog Traynor
Grantham
Comorosks
Bheely
Poe
Hemsley
C.ccee
Kelly
Ford
Gooch
Beanson
FL Waner
Traynor
Whiket
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Lnean
Saonson
Gaech
Waner
Stalen
Swanson
Creasen
Allen
Craty
Cix
Bartell
Granthar
Gheely
Cgrantham
Sheely
Miles
Hurgh
Bart
Patty
Bucan
Iowing
Tcher
Pisler
Jorda
Mingerkurth
Hawks Edge Davenport Blue Sox 11 10 In Deciding Game
In Davenport Iowa on June 29 the Hawks beat the Blue Sox 11 to 10 to clinch the series. Ralph Lobdell managed the mound duty with Billy Prince ready. Becker held the Blue Sox to five hits until the seventh as Davenport protested a ruling by umpire Gregory. The Hawks built leads with timely hits and featured a Frost triple and Serre and Prevost offensive work.
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Courier Roactal
Davenport
Hawks
Blue Sox
Fair Grounds
Dubuque
South Dakota
Ralph
Becker
Jorgens
Keman
Serre
Prevost
Storme
Nydahl
Queen
Thompson
Dixon
Kernan
Parker
Frost
Hartell
Witte
Nydshl
Armstrong
Gregory
Waterloo
Benda
Totris
Sss
Davenpact
Poae Mydant
Fleury
Jpes Hendee
Berlin
Hah
Po - Hartel
Po O
Ax—Storme
Waterloo Bee
Davenpork Veree Gol OO
Homerin
Nydahly
Pareker
Sacre
Frerost
Pocket
Frost A. Dixon
Harwell
T. Becker
Jatgens
Hartel
Campbell
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