Hawks Win Over Plows Again In Second Scrap
Waterloo tops Moline 5 to 2 at home as Gepson limits Plows to nine hits and Waterloo stays tied atop the league with Rock Island and Ottumwa. Wolf struggles with eight walks, while Gepson shines with two walks allowed and late-inning control. Stok and Ottumwa also mentioned in the day’s local baseball action.
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Ottumwa
Birds
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Bill Speas
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Luther College Opens Tennis Season With Columbia Team
Luther College begins its tennis season May 9 against Columbia of Dubuque with a largely rebuilt squad. Coach David T. Nelson reports no lettermen returned, six from last year gone, and early favorites include Chillickson and Halderson. A late selection will follow an elimination contest as practice continues and a six-match schedule unfolds across Dubuque Decorah Oskaloosa Stimpson and Ta Crosse.
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David T. Nelson
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Yesterday's Homers Highlight MLB Totals Across Leagues
A fragmented recap lists players from both leagues with homer totals and team notes. Names such as Rath Yankee, Foxx Athletics, Hale Athletics, and Dugas Yankees appear amid a muddled enumeration of leaders and totals.
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Jest at Moment Jest at Moment Chicago supper clubs padlocked
Fragmentary OCR from a Chicago paper notes unrest as clubs face closure amid crowds and crime fears. Scattered lines reference gangsters, bombs, gunfire and public safety, plus stray letters and jokes. The readable slivers hint at a citywide crackdown while personal notes and mini puzzles float through.
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French Flyweight Champion Invades U S Market
Paris May 5 Emile Spider Pladner the French flyweight champion has defeated European rivals except England's Johnny Hill and will join the growing colony of French boxers in the United States. He is managed by veteran Louis de Ponthieu and is a protege of Frank Erne.
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Ruth Powers Yankees Past White Sox in 10–4 Victory
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 at New York. Babe Ruth hit his sixth homer of the season with a double and two singles while Jumping Joe Dugan cleared the bases with a first inning grand slam. Pennock pitched effectively and earned his fifth straight win as Chicago collected 18 hits.
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Dash Sensation George Simpson Dominates Buckeye Relays
Dash star George Simpson of Ohlo Suite won the 100 yard dash at Penn and Ohio relays on a muddy Buckeye track, tying the national intercollegiate mark of 9.6 seconds. He also anchored the victorious half mile relay squad haying strong performances at both carnivals.
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Penn Athletes Dominate U S Olympic Points List
Penn athletes have the most points for the United States in Olympic meets, per an Intercollegiate A A A tabulation in the Olympic Journal. The standings show Penn 141, Michigan 87, Purdue 60, Princeton 62, Harvard 51, Chicago 47 1 2, Syracuse 38 1 4, Yale 40 1 2, Cornell 28 1 2, Illinois 33 1 4.
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Denver University Captain Ineligible Over Academic Credits
Captain Ed Haynes of Denver University track is ruled ineligible for failing to meet Classroam credits last semester. A serious loss for the team, he held the Rocky Mountain conference 100-yard dash record and finished second in the 44-yard dash at the A A U games in Lincoln, Nebraska, last summer.
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Ruth Pressing Swing Sparks Baseball Golf Contrast
A golf pro notes Babe Ruth swings with full force while golf favors a lighter touch. The piece contrasts baseball and golf swings, citing Ruth and players like Jigger Stats, highlighting differing approaches to hitting and power in each sport.
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Kowicz Wins City Sweepstakes Bowling Tourney
Kowicz led with six games over 200 at Waterlow alleys, totaling 1,275 for first place. Al Manahi ran second with 1,173 as other scores featured Gorman Amey McFar Jane Smith and several others in the city event.
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MacDonald Promotes Putting Remedy System
Chicago golf pro Bob MacDonald, famed for long drives and weak putting, claims a system to fix the flaw. His method stops the putter on the back swing, looks at where the ball rested after a stroke, and listens for the ball to drop into the cup. He asserts it works.
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Bob MacDonald
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Ames Wins Over Tigers on Track
Ames edges Missouri 691 3 to 612 3 for first track win in five meetings. Glenn G Briggs of Lamont won the javelin with a throw of 173 feet 101 2 inches as Iowa State clinched the victory yesterday.
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Babe Ruth Boosts Swat Average with Sixteenth Homer
New York May 4. After a slow start Babe Ruth heated up against the White Sox, collecting four at bats with four hits, plus his sixth homer of the season. Joe Hauser of the Athletics, replacing Lou Gehrig in the Babe’s rivalry, also slugged a hit. Ruth now has five homers this season.
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Giants Beat Reds 11 to 7 in Cincinnati Showdown
The New York Giants thrashed Cincinnati 11 to 7 as seven pitchers worked and 32 hits were collected. Pid Purdy suffered a sprained ankle sliding into a base in the third inning. Major contributions came from Lindstrom Terry and Jackson with multiple hits and runs.
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Lomski and Latzo to meet in Brooklyn light heavyweight bout
New York May 5 Promoter Humbert Puga has arranged a 10 round light heavyweight bout in Brooklyn on May 30 between Lomski of Aberdeen Washington and Latzo of Scranton former welterweight champ The winner will face Tommy Loughran the champion Fugazy reports
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