Islanders and Hawks clash as winds whip Waterloo game
In a windy match Waterloo drops to Islander opponents. Schult collects five hits while Clarke and O'Shea shine with sharp fielding as the Hawks rally past the Islanders 14 to 11 in a high scoring affair. Grant leads a bullpen reshuffle to hold the late rally. The road trip continues with Ottumwa and Burlington on the slate.
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Buddy Doyle Versus Jimmy Nuss Fight Planned Friday
Buddy Doyle of Minneapolis is gearing to meet Jimmy Nuss of Water loo in a Friday night boxing card at the baseball park starting 8 40 p m Three preliminaries are listed Dogie from Camp Dodge comes highly recommended and is set to face heavier opponents Nuss is sharpening up for the bout while Doyle predicts a tough outcome The piece recalls Promoter Strohecker from Freeport and a rumored feud with Lou Rollinger over past match rejections.
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Waterloo
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Floydle
Be es Defeat Plows for First Victory in Boxing Night
Alexander Hrauchie and Ralph Alexander ignite a six round duel at Electric Park as Fort Dodge Ajax boxer Jack Hrauchie meets Ralph Alexander in a fast paced windup. The bout is billed as a clash of power and speed to open the fifth program at 8 30.
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Ralph Alexander
Lanto
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Fort Dodge Ajax
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Ralph
Brauchle
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Olympia tennis steam loses to Germany in Rome
Boxing results from various cities highlight hard fought bouts. Harry Cret scored a technical knockout in the second round over Jack Clark in Allen Town. Abe Tretrott and Goldstein won their bantamweight and light welterweight contests. Welterweight champs Bennonds and Wells faced wins, with O’Donnell in the mix. In boxing news from Milwaukee and Aruba, Sarramento withdrew sick ahead of a scheduled bout. Oklahoma brack team Dominates Drake, Sooners 85 to 44 with Orebaugh leading Drake in points.
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Jack Clark
Allentown
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Afieh Abe
Goldstein
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Billy Wells
Hengish
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Orient Iowa builds nine hole golf course for small town
Creston Iowa May 6 orient a town of about 300 residents claims the smallest golf course in the state. A nine hole layout on leased land serves a cross section of locals including elderly residents and a group of seven farmers who play the links. The course opens next month with Gates the grounds keeper and 154 people attending a social as food was prepared.
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Orient
Deas Moines
Waterloo's Y Swim School Opens May 19
The annual free swimming school in Waterloo begins Monday May 19 and runs through May 21 for boys aged 10 to 28 who cannot swim. A beginner group May 19 to 24 offers six instructional periods ending with a test. successful pupils may join the advanced class May 26 to 31 focusing on lifesaving diving and new strokes.
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Y. ME Glal
W. Richardson
Royal
AL. Jones
Ralph Minkler
I. C. and Clute Nines Open City Circuit Tonight
Illinois Central and Clute Gro cory nines held last practice sessions before the opening game of the City league season at Cedar River park. Both teams boast strong lineups as a battle royal is anticipated with weekly matchups including Wise Motors shopmen favorites and Knights of Columbus clashing tomorrow. Crowds are expected for all tilts as the league begins with games Friday and Thursday nights featuring Hawkeye Oil and Naujnman company among others.
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Cedar River Park
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Wise Motors
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Mueller
umiBire
West Side Tennis Club Disapproves Player-Writer Rule
New York May 16. Samuel Hardy of the Davis Cup team that returned the trophy from Australia joined 60 members of the West Side Tennis Club in adopting a resolution disapproving the United States Lawn Tennis Association player-writer rule that influenced William Tilden the national champion to resign from the Davis Cup and Olympic sl leans.
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William T. Tilden
Inside Golf Champion Makers and Lessons by Horton
Chester G. Horton discusses swing basics for driving and iron play. He notes the importance of ball placement, a slightly open stance, and a strong follow through emphasizing shoulder action and left hip drive to add punch and distance.
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Ft Gall
Chick Evann
John F. Dille
Proposed Dempsey Wills Fight May Shift Dates
New York May 6 promoter Tex Rickard said the Jersey City heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills may move from September 6 to avoid international polo on Long Island. He indicated labor day or August 30 as likely alternatives to prevent date conflict.
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Jersey City
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Long Island
Tex Rickard
Sunnyside Tennis Courts Set to Open Soon
Sunnyside Country club will open its clay tennis courts in a few days after golf course work delays the start. Officials say the courts are among the best in the state and will be marked and rolled later this week.
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Sunnyside
West High Girls Track Meet Planned for Saturday
West High announces a girls track meet for Saturday afternoon May 17 with eight events including high jump shot put relay dash hurdles and distance throws. AQ girls from Old Rose school eligible to enter. Thelma Hoepier expected to contend with high jump of four feet four inches and 50 yard dash in 12.5 seconds. Officials Myron Bighmey and A T Whitlths serve as meet officials.
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Vae Ross Egtris
Old Rose School
Thelma Hoepier
Shey
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Brandes to coach Sac City athletics next year
Martin Brandes of Waterloo, a senior at Iowa State Teachers College, signed to coach athletics at Sac City next year. Former Cedar Falls high school guard, he earned four football letters and was regarded as one of the best guards in the Iowa conference. Beentles will receive his diploma in IME, 1.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Sac City
Cedar Falls
Brandes
Iowa
Beentles
World record angler casts 495 feet in Philadelphia
Predr. Ber ser of Tong Island Casting club was yesterday acclaimed the world champion caster in the Dover Fishing club tournament at Fairmount Park. His four ounce sinker traveled 495 feet by steel tape measurement, breaking Harald Lentz of Philadelphia's previous mark of 462 feet.
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Predr. Berser
Tong Island
Castar
Dover
Fairmount Park
Harald Lentz
Church Baseball Quads Prepare for 1924 Season
The Sunday School Baseball league opens May 13 with Burton Avenue Baptist vs Grace M E. Teams announce first two weeks games for May 13 to May 23, all at league ball park at 6 30 p m. No admission charged. Six teams proceed after round robin. kittenball league for younger players to start late May or early June.
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Grace M. E
F. W W. Richardson
St. Paul's M. E
Central Christian
First Baptist
First Evangelical
First M. E
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Burton Avenue Baptiet
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Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association
J. H. Butts
F. W. Richardson
W. R. Jameson
R. C. Heald
Waterloo
Registered Shoot Set for Thursday at Waterloo Gun Club
Waterloo Gun club prepares for a large Thursday trapshoot event on May 22 as the registered shoot receives sanction from Des Moines headquarters. Other sanctioned shoots include events at Titan ka, Kingsley, Charles City, Wallingford, and Ackley on various July dates, with the Grand American handicap at Dayton in late August and the Mink association meet in Omaha on August 31 and September 2.
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