Waterloo Hawks Pound Four Hurlers in 18–2 Win
Dubuque hosts Waterloo in a one sided game as Bert Weeden’s Hawks smash 31 hits and dominate pitching. Morgan struggles with seven walks while McGoldrick collects four hits and Brown features in key fielding plays. Waterloos offense explodes early, finishing with 18 runs on 31 hits.
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Rock Island Clinches Second Win Over Cedar Rapids 5-2
In Henley May 4 report from the Mississippi Valley league Rock Island defeated Cedar Rapids 5 to 2. Rock Island pounded pitchers Leavens and Long for a dozen hits while Sudbrook allowed seven hits for Cedar Rapids. Potts hit a three bagger and four fifth inning hits sparked the Islander offense. Cedar Rapids scored in the sixth and seventh on fielder’s choices and errors.
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Comic Strip Star Imogene Flicker Aims for Politics Insight
A fictional interview with Imogene Flicker, celebrated as a sweet yet savvy film star, reveals her thoughts on psychology and politics. She plays with charm and sophistication, but admits politics are unsettling yet essential to run a country, ending with plans for a future feature profile.
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The Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q and A items
A reader questions provisional ball limits when doubt exists about out of bounds or loss. Provisions allow no limit on number of provisional balls, but a player may not replace a provisional ball after it is ruled out of bounds. Other queries cover penalties for balls struck by people off course, or displaced by mowers and grounds crews, with guidance that such balls may be dropped near their original locations without penalty.
Tip on grip alignment for golfers from Jim Barnes
Jim Barnes discusses grip position on the club and how the wands should sit, noting preferences for top versus bottom placement. He emphasizes keeping the hand formed between the first finger and thumb toward the shoulder for most gain and suggests minimal shifting for the average player.
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Tontorrow
David Hunter
SAFE OR OUT How to rule base running plays and outs
Readers of the sports page are advised on correct baseball rulings. Questions cover tag plays at home plate interference and force plays with runners on base. The column clarifies that runners are out only when properly touched and when specific rules apply.
Iowa schools enter first interscholastic tennis meet at Iowa Univ
Towa City Iowa May 4. Thirty six players from seven Iowa high schools entered the university of Iowa's first interscholastic tennis meet. The five preliminaries began at 9:30 a m today. Represented schools include Iowa City High Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge Iowa University West Des Moines North Des Moines East Des Moines. Competition will be in both singles and doubles with finals scheduled for this afternoon.
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Tigers Strike To Lead As Indians Fall In Standings
Detroit defeats Cleveland 6 to 2 to seize first in the American League while Washington slips to fourth. St Louis blasts Chicago 6 to 0 and Boston wins 3 to 1 over Philadelphia as Charlie Grimm drives in runs for the Pirates. Cy Williams homers for Philadelphia and Grover Alexander shows control with 24 innings pitched without a walk. Grimm extends his hitting streak to 19 games as Pittsburgh repairs its travel after a St Louis game. Sammy Behn swipes six bases for Cincinnati.
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Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Yesterday's baseball results show American League games including New York 2 Washington 2 and Boston 3 Philadelphia 1 while St Louis 6 Chicago 2. National League tallies include Brooklyn 11 New York 3 and Philadelphia 6 Boston 4. notes mention American Association Columbus 6 Indianapolis 4 and Western League Des Moines 4 Wichita 6 Omaha 7 with rain in several games. The piece comments on Speaker's leadership and optimistic Yankees outlook, noting Huggins' pitchers and Ruth's fading homerun touch.
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Yankees Face Tough Western Test in First Tour
New York Yankees begin a pivotal Western swing under manager Huggins, expected to prove their claim beyond the Alleghenies. The trip pits them against St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit, with the Browns and White Sox offering stern opposition as teams adapt to seven-game weeks and strong Eastern rivals. The article notes Cobb and Cleveland’s balanced attack and the Browns losing Sisler temporarily, while praising the Yankees’ speed and power developed in early season play.
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Ansons Cup Third Straight Win Over Ottumwa
Marshalltown secured a third consecutive victory against Ottumwa with a 9 to 5 road win. Rollins started for the Ansons and was erratic, while Ottumwa’s Kell fared better after relieving, but Marshalltown exploded for four runs in the fifth. Key hits included Poorman and Pilcher driving in runs, with notable defensive miscues from Ottumwa contributing to the final tally.
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Paddock Suspended by Amateur Athletic Union
New York May 4 The Amateur Athletic Union suspends Charley Paddock for competing in an unsanctioned meet at the University of Paris trials. The move, seen as ward politics, may be moot as the National Collegiate Athletic Association grants Paddock permission to race, asserting no AAU jurisdiction over college athletes. Paddock, world record holder, equaled the 150 metre record in Paris as the controversy unfolds.
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Hawks Weeden Eyes Pitchers In Rockford Swap
The Rockford club offers Elbert Jordan to Waterloo while trading for a pitcher. If the Worcester deal fails, Stanley Skupa may return to Waterloo. Arthur Jones likely to start against Marshalltown. Hawks show 53 hits and 28 walks in four recent games. Mississippi Valley league president M. H. Sexton attended the Dubuque protest over spitball concerns involving John Knapton.
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Mickey Walker Wins Welterweight Title in Sixth Round
Chicago May 4 Mickey Walker retained the welterweight crown by stopping Morrie Schlaifer in the sixth round of a scheduled ten rounder. Schlaifer lurched through the final moments after a crushing chin shot, then failed to answer the count. Earlier rounds favored Schlaifer with aggression, while Walker heated up from the fourth round onward. O’Hara lost to Britton. Carl Tremaine defeated Billy Levine. Jimmie Dennis beat George Butch. Joe Sanders fell to Bud Perrell.
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Quimet Wins St George's Cup In English Hideaway
Francis Quimet of Brookline Massachusetts won the St George challenge cup at Sandwich England defeating Dr O P Willing of Portland Oregon in a playoff for first honors after a tied 18 hole match. The sun blazed over a crowded course as Quimet surged ahead on the front nine then secured victory with a late margin marking the first foreigner to take the British title since 187.
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Kentucky Middleweight Buck to Box Siki on July Fourth
New York May 4 Soldier Buck a Louisville middleweight has been matched with Battling Siki for two fights in Amsterdam on July 4. August Sprenger, Buck's manager, announced the cable arranged bout yesterday.
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Thage Stars Set for Bremer Meet at Cedar Valley
Tomorrow afternoon Waterloo high school athletes compete at the Cedar Valley track and field meet in Waverly facing 14 towns including Waverly Cedar Falls Charles City and Nashua. Preliminaries start at 10 am with field events at 2 pm. East high and West high from Waterloo provide large contingents with plans to place high.
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Jumps from Canvas to Sock Opponent in New Hampton Ring
In New Hampton Iowa May 4 the Milwaukee middleweight Joe Tysenberg was knocked out in the second round by Chuck Lambert of St Paul Lambert rose after a five count and floored Tysenberg Lambert then challenged a rematch claiming the defeat was an accident Arnold Igo of Grand Forks NC won a newspaper decision over Joe Young of St Paul despite being eight pounds lighter The six round bout ended with Igo on top Bill Krueger showed little opposition
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Milwaukee
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Bill Krueger
Bout Ends Early In Second Round After Bloodshed
In a boxing match, referee stops the contest in the second round to prevent further bloodshed involving Charlie Merritt. The stoppage comes after a flare of aggression, with both fighters taken to corners as medical checks are conducted.
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Hazleton High Opens Baseball Season at Oelwein
Hazleton high school began its baseball season with a 4 to 2 win over Oelwein in Hazleton Iowa on May 4. A Smith pitched effectively with 10 strikeouts and only three hits allowed. J Worley doubled in the fifth inning to drive in two runs as Hazleton’s defense played error free after the first inning.
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Northwestern Iowa Dual Meet Sets Up Iowa Challenge
Iowa City May 4 Northwestern university has entered 20 men for the dual meet with Iowa Saturday. The Purple was defeated easily by the Hawkeyes last year, but this year’s Illinois entrants are hoped to give Iowa more trouble. Iowa will use 30 men in the meet, run with the fifteenth annual inter scholastic track and field meet in conjunction. Preliminaries in the prep school classical will be held in the morning to ease crowding and speed the afternoon program.
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