Hawks Dominate Ansons In 12-5 Waterloo Victory
Waterloo Hawks overpower Ansons 12 to 5 as Waterloo pitcher Lamanski goes five innings allowing six strikeouts. Marshalltown offense yields seven hits with multiple errors aiding the Hawks early lead. Clarke, Dixon, and Rice pace the attack with key RBIs amid a high-scoring span.
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Hawks
Nige Lane
Marshalltown
McClung
Blake
Luther Aday
Luther College
Decoria
Addy Anderson
Decorath
Fred
Johannes
Belvidere
Tron de Coluh
Tedders College
Cedar Walls - Lomorray
Cedar
W. J. Keefe
Belden Hill
Jim
Wahager
Thas
Heron Wit
Wid
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Letty Lamanski
Waterloo
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Weng
Clarke
Dixon
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Aitehell
Grant
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Pellex Mitehell
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Bruski
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Clark
Lauber
Angon
Ice
Hone
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Zinke
Firs
Pederson
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Klovenow
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Apson Twirler
Astra
ATLAS
J. Grant
Marshalstown
AGT -Po
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Rimmerman
Deena
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Ace Lamanski
Ta- Vi Hhi
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Manski
Wwidmar
MeChung
McGlung
Oe Rice
Tink
Shin
Campbell
Laughs and slogans in a restless nation
A fragment from a late era column muses on American humor and leaders. It ridicules President Coolidge and recalls Honest Abe Lincoln’s stories while sampling oddities from a chaotic page with jokes, schedules, and social notes. Names and places drift through a mosaic of satire.
Marble Rock opens season with 11-4 win over Rudd
Marble Rock defeated Rudd 11-4 to open the season with 14 hits. Melugin pitched and struck out 12 while Marble Rock’s bats produced the majority of the offense in a balanced attack.
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Marble Rock
Rudd
Melugin
Dinsdale High Baseball Nene Beats Reenbieck 4-1
Dinsdale High School defeated Reinhbeck High 4-1 in a fast game. Philp pitched a strong game for Dinsdale with 12 strikeouts. Shellenberger excelled at catcher with three pickoffs. Tusdale fans and Kiehean contributed to the run output.
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Dinsdale High
NENE
Reenbieck
Dinsdale
Dinsdale High School
Reinhbeck High
Philp
Shellenberger
Kiehean
Tusdale
Tutors to Enter Hamline College Relay Meet This Week
Cedar Walls May 4 Special Teachers college track team wins triangular meet with Luther and Upper Iowa, scores 103 to 21 to 12, and will travel to St Paul next Saturday for Hamline college relays. Expected events include relay, half mile, and mile. Luther's Patley defeats Hunt in a 4:40. wind-affected finish. J Flint aims to repeat in the mile.
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Cedar Walls
Teachers College
Luther
Upper Towa
St. Paul
Minn
Hamling College
Middlewest
Altho
Art Dickinson
Upper Iowa
Tauber
Patley
Hunts
Hurdies
Blancharda
T. Gh
Nesks
C. Peterson
Belgum
Oh 'Kin
Jesnerson
Arytun
Anderson
Thane
Tirs Hleight
Buke
Otte
Rithland
Upper Town
Seegnil
Peanile Min
Polk
Tathoy
We Tin
Wesson
TSS
Aderbrink
T. C
Minnesota U Downs Iowa Nine 5 to 1 in Derby
Minnesota university baseball team defeated Iowa 5 to 1 in a 1920 Big Ten derby. Gophers pitcher Anderson dominated the mound, aided by Iowa errors, with solid hitting from Sale and Nydahl. Beloit College edged Coe College 46 to 33 in track, Nesbit leading Beloit in dash events.
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Towa
Asoun
Afinhesxela
Saturrdas
Ato
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Gophers
Anderson
Wawkeye
Tows cRhortstop
Tohon
Sale
Nydahl
Beloit
Wis
Deloit College
Cot College
Mices
Nesbit
Cand Dalaguer
Coe
Iuatired
Snesbit
Teta Vallagehyr
Abe Bram
Baseball and league results from yesterday's games
American League reports: Chicago and Cleveland games listed. St. Louis 9 Detroit 6. Washington 4 Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 7. New York 4 Milwaukee 6. National League: Brooklyn 11 Louis ?. Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2. Minneapolis 20 Columbus 11. Western and other leagues show Wichita 6 Des Moines 2. St Joseph 5 Lincoln ?. Denver 6 Oklahoma City 4.
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Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Meage
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Woulsville
Western Leake
Wichita
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Besse
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Cleveland
Liontis
Iofton
Louisville
St Joseph Oo
Denver
Oklahoma City
Imerlean
Louiaville
St. Josepala
Lincoln
Wieltita
First Park Bouts On Card Tuesday
Electric Park hosts the season opener featuring a four round tourney card promoted by Ralph Alexander to crown city champions in various weights. Main: Dakota Kid versus Kid Turner with Kid Ray. semis Pat Clifford versus Dave Nelson. Halligan versus Mekevitt. Lehr versus Caughrass. Regular show to follow Wednesday.
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SoaTe
Electric Ark
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Park Gehl
Dakota Kid
Kid Turner
Kid Ray
Waterloo
Pat Clifford
Dave Nelson
Trish Halligan
Eddie Mekevitt
Kid Lehr
Ralph Caughrass
Bob McGraw
Wardenl Lehr
Kid Roberts
Kid Iowa
Brick Murphy
Sunshine Kid
Drake Defeats Ames In Dual Track Meet
Des Moines race notes show Drake University dominating the meet with first place finishes in most events. Ames and Drake tied for several events as celebrations centered around standout performances by Ray Canger and Marion Van Laningham.
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Drake
Ames
Des Moines
Drake University
Saturda
Diuguhy
Coliesce
Wrac
Ray Canger
Tanner
Cnt Iy
Havreilean
Marion van Laningham
Sacred Heart Nine Defeats Our Lady of Victory at Cedariver Park
Sacred Heart high school baseball beat Our Lady of Victory academy Sunday at Cedariver Park. The Winners led off with in runs in the first frame as Weber pitched well for Sacred Heart while Brennan contributed for the Academy. Errors occurred on both sides.
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Sacred Heart High School
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Cedariver Park
Weber
Brennan
Ob. Vo A
Missouri Names New Track Coach Amid Staff Shuffle
The University of Missouri appointed a new track coach at a curators meeting, filling a vacancy left by the retirement of Bon Shipson. Ed wards, athletic director at Kansas City Westport High School, Laurenuy, takes the position and will join the Missouri state athletic staff to lead the track program.
Camel advertising slogan praising cigarettes
A nostalgic line extols the features of a good cigarette and declares Have a Camel as the most welcome smoke invitation ever spoken, reflecting midcentury ad language.
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