Dubuque Tops Waterloo 7 4 in Opening Baseball Tilt
In Dubuque May 2 1923 Dubuque defeats Waterloo 7 to 4 before about 2300 fans. Coneghan homered for Dubuque and Oster Delaney Moore Perdirtz O Shea Groft Lindner contribute key hits as Dubuque rallies with three runs in the fourth and two more in the sixth and eighth. Jones was knocked out after three innings for Waterloo. Umpire Green.
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Dubuque
Dubugus
Waterloo
Mommer
Jones
Bert Weeden
Arthur Jones
Weaden
Dany Lindner
Dan
Conneghan
Coneghan
Oster
Mullen
Ron
Hawk
Groft
Lindner
Keystone
O'Shea
Perzdirtz
Abrhpoae
Svengrom
Fiyta
Armetroo
Young
Grott
Armstrong
Moore
Green
Tims
LHS
Ottumwa Edged by Marshalltown 4-3 in Opening Game
In a tense opening game Marshalltown defeated Ottumwa 4 to 3. Lefty Keil was unsettled early, Ottumwa rallied late but failed to convert in the ninth as Holsclaw walked, bases loaded, and Rose was tagged out at the plate.
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Marshalltown
Keil
Ottumwa
Ottumwe
Holsclaw
Rose
Infeld
Baseball Rules and Umpire Decisions Explained
A reader asks about a runner force out at first after pushing a fielder, an as the umpire changes calls. Another query covers a fair hit off a bat when a ball hits the bat and a foul catch that is ruled fair. The piece clarifies correct handling and invites more questions to St White.
Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Waste Measure
A satirical piece laments national waste and proposes a humorous constitutional amendment to reduce pocket clutter. It exaggerates the inefficiency of pocket items and imagines a single pocket stocked with pencils, matches, a memo book, a keyring, blades, coins, stamps, and family mementos to curb waste.
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United States
Panama Canals
Woolworth P
Chicago
Utica
Laws of Golf Q&A from Innis Brown column
The column answers questions on whether a committee can disqualify medal scores for fours play, how rules information may be sought during play, and how bisques operate in handicapping. It explains that players may ask for rule clarifications, that fours play requires sanctions, and that bisques are usable strokes chosen by the recipient with explicit prior intent.
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Derk
Jie
A Tip for the Round by Harry Vardonsys
Harry Vardonsys discusses cuppy Ilo shots for two wars, noting when the ball is cupped slightly it is easier to cut the turf to reach the ball. He advises aiming an inch behind the ball and estimating the edge to cut based on instinct and cup geometry.
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Harry Vardonsys
Enier
Waterloo Shooters See Action Friday
Waterloo trapshooters will attend a registered shoot at Parkersburg Friday under the Parkersburg Gun club auspices. Participants include O A Repass Harry T Shepherd John F Simpson I W Witty Nic Webber and Harry G Northey. Iowa gold bars will be awarded to shooters who break 50 or more consecutive birds with other prizes for excellence. This is Waterloo shooters second shoot of the year following Grundy Center appearance.
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Waterloo
Parkersburg
Nic
Web ‘Ber
Waterloo Gun Club
O. A. Repass
Harry T. Shepherd
John F. Simpson
I. W. Witty
Nic Webber
Harry G. Northey
Waterloo Transhooters
Grundy Center
Uphill Fights in Major Leagues Highlight Wins
Major league games produced late rallies with several comebacks. The Giants edged the Dodgers 4 to 3 in the ninth, the Tigers beat the Indians 6 5, and the Yankees rallied past Washington 8 7 with Ruth stealing home for the tying run. Pirates toppled Cardinals 6 2 as the Braves outslugged the Phillies 11 9. Red Sox beat Athletics 5 4, Cubs defeated Reds 3 1, and Everett Scott will receive a gold medal for his 1000th consecutive championship game. Williams of the Browns led a Comiskey Park homer surge, Connell and O Connell delivered late run support for the Giants, while Jamieson shone for the Cubs.
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Associated Press
New York
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Washington
Hish
Ray Blsh
Sioux City
Whits Sox
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Severeid
Elsh
Sox
Texas
Fred Johnson
Dodger
Grimes
Dodgers
Indians
Yanks
Rigel Ruth
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Nationals
Braves
Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Howard Ehmka
Boston Star
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Scott
Everett Scott
New York Yankees
Chicago
Ken Williams
Comiskey Park
Leverette
Jimmy Connell
San Francisco
O'Connell
Nick Jamieson
Los Angeles
Reis
Bernie Devilieros
Kalamazoo
Edd Hock
Cincinnati Nationals
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Standings Across Leagues
National League results include New York 4 Brooklyn 3 and Boston 12 Philadelphia 19. Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis A. American League games show Boston 3 Philadelphia yields. Chicago 5 St. Louis 2. Detroit 6 Cleveland. New York and Washington 1. American Association reports Indianapolis 3. Minneapolis 12. Milwaukee Lewisville 5. Toledo 1. Western leagues Wichita 11 Des Moines 4. Tulsa 7 Omaha Sioux City 10. Oklahoma City 5. Kansas City at St. Peels rain.
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New York
Brookisn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Teague
Pet
Marshalltown - Wreeze
Cedar Rapida
Waterloo
Rock Island
Donal Aeuws
Arenes Bon
Phnlidelphi
Sk. Loute
Awe
Cleveland
Bastion
Ceres
Damerican Association
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Aultere
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapal
Minneapolis
Wichita
Arte
St. Fae
Cedar Rapids Opens with 10-5 Victory Over Rock Island
Cedar Rapids wins the Mississippii Valley league opener 10 to 5 over Rock Island. Five first inning runs aided by Rye’s homer. key hits from Cooper, Thomason, Schaeffer, Dempser, Plburn, Zubay. pitchers Johnson and Jones face multiple batters. umpires Pederson and Westcott.
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Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Ium-j
Rye
Poae Norton
Emecy
Thomason
Plburn
Swenson
3B Smith
Homerun
Cooper
Schaeffer
Dempser
Zubay
Dixon
Peas
Schacter
Norton
Fiburn
Murray
Johnson
Aowbay
Jones
Zubax
Juanes S
Pederson
Westcott
Ruths Salary Not Million Dollars a Year
New York City March 2. Baba Ruths pay is $4,333 a month as revealed to city court by the American League club. The statement was made after his salary was attached to satisfy a $590.61 judgment for damage to an automobile owned by David Davidson of New York in a collision case.
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New York
Baba Ruth
American League Baseball Club of
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David Davidson
Parcaut Downs Yokal In Spencer Match
Ralph Parcaut of Spencer won a wrestling match over Mike Yokal in Spencer Indiana last night in two straight falls. Parcaut seized the first fall in 2:12 with a reverse double wrist lock and took the second with a double arm scissors as the aggressor throughout.
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Spencer
Ralph Parcaut
Mike Yokal
Parcaut
Luther College Nine Rout St Thomas In Easy Win
Decorah Iowa May 2 Special Luther college baseball nine defeated St Thomas college 9 to 2. Luther pitcher evden threw 28 scoreless innings with two hits no walks and 10 strikeouts. St Thomas used two relief pitchers to finish the game after Isammon left in the sixth.
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Decorah
Luther College
Ox. St Thomas College Hern
Evden
Luther
Isammon
Mintesula
Pail
Sc. Thomas
Fights and Knockouts Reported Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results from last night list several knockouts and draws. San Antonio Ter Reid Pancho stopped Jimmie Russo in the twelfth, Jack Willis stopped Tont Sam Tuesday in the sixth. Other towns report Stone over Murray in sixteen, Foe Man del and Jimmy Mahoney drew in six, Mullen beat Busch in six, Knapp over Ballinger in eight, Simenich won in Butte after fifteen, Fontana and Grandon drew in six, Hart and Darren drew in six, Herman knocked out Selger in New York in the first round. Additional notes list fights in Des Moines Lincoln and Council Bluffs with multiple wins and draws.
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San Antonio
Ter
Reid Pancho
Jimmie Russo
Jack Willis
Tont Sam Tues
Dubuque
Jim Stone
Leon Murray
Foe Mandel
Jimmy Mahoney
Buck Mullen
Frankie Busch
Fret Hart
Franks Darren
New York
Kate Herman
California
Sammy Selger
Boons
Jimmy Miner
Des Moines
Battling
Strayer
Lincoln
Neb
Tmalent
George Borland
Des Motes
Kid
Menlo
Council Bluits
Toughuts Connolle
Kid Lattery
Council Binita
West High and Cedar Valley Athletes Set for Bramer Meet
Saturday afternoon will bring Waterloo field and track athletes to Waverly for the Bramer meet. Coaches Kresensky and Sarff lead East and West High contingents with about 20 entrants each, competing in sprints, distance events, hurdles, jumps, and throws to earn team points.
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Cedar Valley
Hist High Ready
Waterloo
Louis Kresensky
Ralph Sarff
Waverly
East High
Iany
West
Sarif
Bramer Capital
West High
Pasek
Ferguson
Leighton
Hurlburt
Northay
Holgate
Sarff
Gordon Smith
R. Potter
Aaron Miller
McGlade
G. Smith
Sindlinger
Marston Aims High on European Links Golf
Maxwell R. Marston, member of the American Walker Cup team in Britain, holds a string of eastern titles. He won the Pennsylvania amateur title in 1921 and 1922 and captured the New Jersey amateur title in 1915 and 1919. He reached national amateur semifinals several times and nearly won in 1915, missing a six inch putt to lose to Robert A. Gardner. In 1922 Walker Cup he lost his singles to W. W. Mackenzie but won the doubles with W. G. C. Fownes. He favors a long game off the tee and uses a strong pitch with accurate control despite a weak mashie.
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New York
Maxwell R. Marston
Great Britain
Marston
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
W. W. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
John Caven
W. G C. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Tremarkabis
Iowa U Invitation Track Meet Promises Big
Iowa City May 2 282 athletes from 20 Iowa schools enter the fifteenth annual Iowa Interscholastic track and field meet held with the Iowa Northwestern dual. Cedar Rapids leads with 25 entries, prelims at 9 a m finals at 2 p m amid a 14 event program.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Teel
Shelby July Fourth boxing bout viewed with doubt
International News Sports writer notes uncertainties around the Dempsey Gibbons July Fourth heavyweight bout in Shelby Montana. Promoter Loy Molumby vows large guarantees, while Legion, law and funding questions loom. Training camps set for Great Falls ahead of the event.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Sports
New York
Shelby, Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Jack Kearns
Eddie Kane
Lou J. Molumby
Northwest
Jacob
Molumby
Shelby
Montana American Legion
Legion
Mr. Molumby
Montana Legion
Montana
Kearns
Tex Rickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
Great Falls
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Loy J. Molumby
Shalby
Chicago
Dempsey
Gibbons
Black Hawk County Boys Golf Meet Set At Sunnyside
Plans firm for the Black Hawk county scholastic golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club June 4 to 9 with Waterloo high schools and other communities entering. Qualifiers on June 4 will join 32 top scorers for rounds through June 9, with annual event goals and Saturday morning practice sessions planned to boost turnout and interest.
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Black Hawk County
Sunnyside Country Club
Burr G. Lichty
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Sunnyside
West High
Byrnes Links
Byrnes
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Orange
Lutheran Wise Motor Game Ends In Night Tie At Cedar River Park
Wise Motor and First Lutheran Brotherhood battled to a 6 to 6 tie when darkness halted play after nine innings at Cedar River park. Hoffman and Adland formed the battery for Wise Motor, Holm and O. Bellke pitched for Lutheran, while manager A H Meyer offered future games and listed his contact.
Reader claims newer form of iron makes you look younger
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron claiming readers feel ten years younger after two weeks. It offers a money back guarantee and urges calling for seven bottles at local druggists.
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