Slugfest Wow By Ansons First Scrap Of Series
Marshalltown, May 5. Anson’s Iowa Hawks from Waterloo beat Marshalltown 12 to 11 in ten innings after a wild slugfest. Dan Lindner, Brown, McEwan, Perdirtz and Lembke starred, while Cedar Rapids pulled off a rare double play in defense. The game featured four Hawks rookies on the mound and a pivotal triple play in the eighth. Big Ten action follows with Purdue at Northwestern and others across the region.
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A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Sadie Turtle Tale
A fragmented comic strip recounts Sadie the turtle dreaming of romance and dancing on the beach under moonlight. Harold, shy and kind, reassures her while the wall art hides a surprising revelation carved on Sadie’s back about Christopher Columbus in 1494.
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Raley
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The Laws of Golf Q and A from Innis Brown
Reader questions about winter rules and ball identification draw answers: winter rules are an improvisation not recognized in the official Rules of Golf, a ball lost in misidentification costs the hole, and a ball buried in a water hazard may be lifted with a one stroke penalty if within the hazard limits. The article also notes local rule potential for lifting buried balls in casual play and invites readers to send questions to Innis Brown for prompt replies.
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Clatta
Tai
A Tip for the Round from David Hunter on Pulling
David Hunter explains that pulling comes from turning the wrists at impact. He advises slow swings to synchronize back movement with wrist turning and forearm action, and to avoid gripping too tightly with the right hand.
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David Hunter
Ted Wray
Questions and answers on baseball rules and plays
A historical Q and A outlines rules for fair or foul balls and the spitball. It discusses how to judge a ball on the foul line, the condition for a ball being fair when it sits on the line, and whether a spitball is barred. It references umpire sight and practical examples, with a note to send a stamped reply for reprints.
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White Sox Check Thread on aush
In New York May 5 Major league action saw half the games go to extra innings with top National and American teams producing varied results. The White Sox edged Detroit 9 to 4 while the Cubs beat St. Louis 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Rube Marquard pitched well for Brooklyn as the Robins lost again. Charlie Grimm continued hot for the Pirates, and several players hit long homers including Durst with two in one game. Benched players and illnesses cloud Sisler’s status in St Louis. The day also featured a long Athletics win over the Yanks in 19 innings and Cleaveland’s strong hitting with home runs.
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Baseball Scores From Weekend Across Leagues
American League results show Chicago, Detroit six to, St. Louis four, Cleveland three, Philadelphia eight, New York six, Washington seven, Boston four. National League games include Pittsburgh eleven, Cincinnati six, Boston one, Brooklyn Cap New York eleven, Philadelphia two, Chicago two, St Louis. American Association standings list St. Paul four, Milwaukee five, Columbus eleven, Indianapolis four, Toledo four, Louisville three, Minneapolis six, Kansas City four. Western League results feature Des Moines six, Oklahoma City five, Tulsa four, Sioux City seven, St. Joseph four, Gunnison four, Denver eighteen, Wichita two.
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American Associatyons
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American Golfers Brace for British Amateur Challenge
American golfers rested before the British amateur championship in Sandwich England beginning Monday. The U S team trains for the 6600 yard course noted as long and difficult. Top contenders include holderness Wethered Polley Sweatser Oui Gardner.
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Invaders
Boxing News From Across The Nation In Brief
A jumble of boxing and sports items reports Tommy Nolan in serious condition after a concussion from a Jamaica incident, Kilbane and Eugene Criqui set to sign to meet Johnny Dundee, John McGraw planning an Australia tour, Penn Columbia Yale rowing in New Jersey, and various bout results across cities including Britton, Lohmen, Wilger, and Macey with multiple preliminary notes on upcoming events.
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Waterloo Illinois Central Shops Field Semi Pro Ball Team
Prospects bright for the Illinois Central Waterloo shop team as 25 players form a strong semi pro squad. Manager Boni notes top former local stars and signed out of town players plus Bert Weeden plans for Cedar River park workouts and potential games with Sumner and Independence Independents. A new playing schedule is being drafted with home support evident from over 730 tickets sold.
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Mack Again Has Ball Club That Is Real Goods
Connie Mack showcases the Philadelphia Athletics at Yankee Stadium amid speculation about a return to top form. The team is described as fast infield, steady outfield, and strong pitching led by Rommel as key prospects. Though no pennant is expected, the A’s are poised to trouble the pennant winner with a competitive showing.
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Delaney Delivers Home Run as McGinnitys Beat Cedar Rapids
In Dubuque on May 5, Delaney hit a sixth inning homer with two on to spark an 11 to 6 win for McGinnity's over Cedar Rapids. Nobles allowed no walks and scattered hits as Dubuque added three more runs. The Cedar Rapids offense struggled, while Ottumwa fell 3 to 2 to Dubuque in the later scoreline referenced.
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Long
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Schuster
Rescott
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Beacham
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Mat Condon
Thomason
Condon
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Mlburn
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Sehmidt
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Winnihe
Seecham
Pederson
Lutherans Defeat Wise Motors 12 to 5 at Cedar River Park
Lutherans beat Wise Motors 12 to 5 in a league game at Cedar River Park last evening. Plaster and O Beil powered the Lutheran battery, with Bilby Meh and Adland performing for Wise Motors. A rematch is scheduled for Tuesday evening and the Lutherans visit Westfield Athletics on Thursday. Manager A. Meyer aims to back Fanos with other teams.
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Weeden Releases Two Vet Hurlers From Waterloo
Wa terloo manager Bert Weeden released two veteran pitchers, Filchers John Knapton of Butte Mont and red Krisinger of Cres ton Ia, to comply with the league rule. Lefty Rea Adkins from Iefthander will join today at Marshalltown via Rockford Jr. club, with another St Louis pitcher expected soon. M H Sexton, league president, to attend next Wednesday’s game here after opening at Ottumwa Monday and Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
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Butte
Mont
Red Krisinger
Creston
Bert Weeden
Waterloo
Weeden
Rea” Adkins
Marshalltown
Rockford, Jr
St. Louis
M. H. Sexton
Ottumca
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Cedar Rapids
State Teachers Triumph Over Luther in Track Meet
Cedar Talis May 1 State Teachers College defeated Luther College of Decorah yesterday on the college field by a score of 80 to 31 in a dual track and field meet. The Tutors won first in all events except three Luther took first in high jump high hurdles and shot put. The Tutors showed superior speed training and endurance and led throughout. Van Dosentf, former coach at State Teachers, now coaches Luther and will retire in June to pursue commercial art in Chicago.
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Chicago
Plude Defeats Larson In Eight Round Featherweight Bout
Harold Plude of Hes-Moaines bested Frankie Larson of Moline in an eight round featherweight clash. Ringside observers debated a draw, but Plude appeared to have the slight edge overall, winning a decision at the local arena.
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Hes-Moaines
Harold Plude
Shade
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Moline
Dempsey Gibbons Prize Fight Deal Reaches Dotted Line
Chicago May 5 Truce on the July 4 title defense against Tom Gibbons at Shelby Mont hinges on a $100,000 bond. Dempsey to receive 16,000 today, then $300,000 base, with Gibbons earning a share of gate receipts beyond that up to 600,000 and 26 percent thereafter. Training allowance set, referee dispute partially resolved with Jimmie Daugherty named though Eddie Kane balked.
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Gata
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Jimmie Daugherty
Philadelphia
Eddie Kane
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Rabbit's Foot Fails to Help Malone in Wills Bout
In St Paul May rabbit’s foot token, given by disabled World War veterans after an exhibition at Asbery hospital, failed to bring luck for Jack Malone of Paul as Bermondsey Billy Wells retained the English welterweight title by outpointing Malone. Wells plans a title challenge against Mickey Walker following the victory.
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Jack Malone
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Dike High School Edges Traer In Tight Track Meet
Dike High School defeated Traer 61 to 59 in a close track and field meet at Traer on Thursday. All events were hotly contested and the result remained in doubt throughout.
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Dilke High School
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