Hawks Battle Rock Island In 47 Inning Scoreless Tie
Waterlooo and Rock Island played 47 innings with no scoring. Letty Irvin held Waterloo to six hits while Rock Island pitchers Kettenbeil and Crotty, aided by strong fielding, kept the game scoreless. Manager Dixon praised Crotty and Groft as the Hawks prepare for today’s game with Dixon optimistic about Nixon and Gray’s lineup.
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Tock Island
Rock Island
Waterloo
Olmstead
Letty Irvin
Rooster Kettenbeil
Jim Crotty
Hawks
Percy Gray
Diay
Irvin
Farber
Islanders
Briese
Gerken
Stuart Clarke
Maranville
Grant
Crotty
Cletus Dixon
Ketten- Deil
Olile Finkler
Gro’s
Maria Antoinette
Dempsey
Carpentier
Jack
Crotty- Groft
Ormont
Elsworth College
Dixon
Kettenbeil
Tony Benanito
Sid Mercer
Omaha
Neb
Staten Island
N. J
Dizon
A. J. House
Memphis
Tenn
Loulshire Club
American Association
Archie Kelsay
South Now
Gunners
Cedar Rapids
Nixon
Gray
Hawks Fall Versus Waterloo In Sloppy Baseball
A chaotic inning ends with a failed attempt to stretch a double into a triple. Key plays include a risky catch by Pat Kelser and a sequence featuring Grant and Kelsey amid crowding confusion, with scattered mentions of Waterloo and Burlington in a rough, error-prone recap.
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Hen Kelsey
Grant
Pat Kelser
Hox scorageSad
SitSeu
Revktian
Mayor Fe
Burlington
McPermott
Sodary
Welsey
Repids
Kelsey
Clarke
Waterloo
Welretiinis
Nkter
Crouy
Binlth
Cnet
Burlinston Gazette
Gremo Halle
Irvin
Wettenbel
Cedar Rapids to Pitch Valentine Against Waterloo Sunday
Cedar Rapids plans to start pitcher Valentine against Waterloo on Sunday with Dixon aiming to show he can joke about the matchup. Also notes a Waterloo man found mint Aquafina-like liquor while digging turnips and a Des Moines girl walked 110 miles.
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Cedar Rapids
Valentine
Waterloo
Dixon
Des Moines
Burlington Triumphs as Venemon Shines in 5-4 Win
Burlington defeats Dubuque 5 to 4 to sweep the series. Lee Venemon fanned nine and allowed one hit through seven innings. Burke Shaute relieved and Lisle pitched, with Venemon earning the win and Shaute taking the loss. Dubuque’s offense included three triples and three doubles among eight hits.
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Burlington
Specia
Pitcha
Schaute
Lisle
Dubuque
Sven
Lee Venemon
Dubugur
Abrhpore Flanagan
Vo O
Rajaun
Mayo
Meredith
Armstrong
Moors
Dulaney
MaGuire
Yohleikar
Meyens
Shaure
P Lisle
Qater
Burlingts Teecher
Mann
Crewtard
Marloth
Dobyns
Sb ' Arnold
Sa - Hoffman
Venemon
Surlington
McGuirs
Hoffman
Marlote
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League standings list St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh 9 and New York 11 Philadelphia 8 Boston 7 Brooklyn 3 with no other games scheduled. American League shows St Louis C Detroit 5 Cleveland 7 and Chicago with no other games. Western and American Association results include Milwaukee 3 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 7 and Des Moines 12. St Jon Omala 12 Oklahoma City 7. Lingoln and Tulse noted with cold conditions.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis C
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Aerican Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledos
Miressoli
Western Long Des Moines
St. Jon
Mississippi Valley League
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Oahajela
Dubuque Ae
Burlington
Tneseeene
Rock Island Vetoes
Arapee
Marshalltown Srerrtry
National League
Adiae
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Philladelph
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Washington
St Louis
Lanapolis
Minneapolis
Millyaukes
Perenee
Toledo
Str. Paul
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ASO
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Westeilnague
D. le Denver
Des Moines Ee
St. Joseph
Wichita
Oklahoma Citys
Lincoln
Earlville Star Hurler Looms With Two Straight No-Hits
Earlville Iowa May Bramley a standout high school pitcher for Earlville blanked Edgewood High 12 to 0 for his second consecutive no hit no run game of the season. The senior star is regarded among Iowa’s best high school hurlers and has only one loss this season.
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Earlville
Bramley
Edgewood High
Iowa
Barlritiz
Ottumwa Triumphs Over Plowboys In Wild Win
Ottumwa, Iowa, May special report: Art Vetter's erratic yet effective pitching helped Ottumwa defeat Moline 8 to 4 in a lackluster game. Harry Ford homered, John Welsh 18 pitched well for Ottumwa, and Wente and Storme contributed on offense as the Cards seized control with a strong late surge.
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Ottumwa
Art Vetter
Moline
Harry Ford
John Welsh
Bollne
Wente
Smith
Thoy
Storme
Lisle
Young
Votter
Stornie
Sal
Wetch
Kiemerun
Ford
Faurehild
Cleveland Beats White Sox 7 5 in Belted Series Opener
Newswire recap of the first big league games in the season with Cleveland defeating the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5. The article notes other early league actions including Washington beatings and New York’s weather concerns, plus various individual performances and a dramatic unassisted triple play by Glenn Wright.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
New York
Washington Senators
White Sox
Giants
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Huggins
Atlantic Coast
Babe Huth
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Ty Cobb
Detroit
St. Loouis Browns
Tiger Pilot
George Sisler
Phillies
Glenn Wright
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cooney
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Wright
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Boston Braves
Dodgers
Bill Southworth
Pep Young
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Teo Manguin
George Connally
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Stubby Mack
Indians
Fred Spurn
Kalamazoo
Mich
New Orleans
Sesafon
Inelix
Fred
Vlestory
Stribling Wins Heavyweight Bout in Four Rounds
Atlanta’s Stribling dominates Chilean champion Rafiero in a one sided bout. The southerner lands punishment from the opening round, scores two knockdowns in the third, and stops the fighter after a third successful knockdown in the fourth, securing the decision.
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Associated Pressa
Boston
Young. Stribling
Atlanta
Quentino Rafiero
Chamaion
Chile
Hind
Parkin to officiate Benton County track meet
Lela Varkin of Watertoe Laine and TSA University of Jews Tootball will join Hawkexve students as officials at the Benton County school track and field meet in Vinton on Saturday May 16. Officials include Hon EK Goodrich MM Muftman Weith Nico and John Kraft. Most high schools in Benton County compete. a large silver loving cup will be awarded to the winning school and ribbons go to the top four in each event.
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Lela Varkin
Watertoe
Ep. Laine
TSA University of Jews
Benton County
Vinton
Hon EK
Goodrich
MM. Muftman
Weith Nico
John Kraft
Venton County
Imert
Richardson to referee national volleyball tourney
F W Richardson, physical director of the local YMCA, leaves for Des Moines to officiate at the national volleyball tournament. Eighteen teams from 11 states entered, with Cedar Rapids as state champion and Des Moines plus Sioux City and others competing at the Des Moines Coliseum.
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Sioux Walls
St. Paul
We Park
Chicago
Conti
Vand Ah Bert
Evansville
Tod
Milbyne
Columbus
Pinsureh
Vittebursh
Stolen bases and trapshoot results at Byrnes Park byrn es
Max Carey recalls a 1937 Polo Grounds double steal that yielded no credit as Boeckel was thrown out at second in a 1-0 game. In Waterloo Gun Club events at Byrnes Park, seven 20-target shoots produced scores with Castle_. Charles City high amateur Castle and Fort Dodge shooter Kautzky strong. Fred Whitney led as cashier. Miss Alice Fincel notable with 107 in squad alongside her father.
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AL Demaree
Gianta
Chicago
Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
New York
Carey
Rube’ Benton
Tony Boeckel
Herzog
Giants
Boeckel
Becau Boeckel
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Him Castle
Charles City
Joe Kautzky
Fort Dodge
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Russell
D. Russell
Deas Moines
John R. Jahn
Spirit Lake
Fred C. Whitney
Alice Fincel
Dubuque
Govoil
B. AL Steves
H.W. AfcGinnis
Gienalte Hatton
Stolienbe HM
Kelly
Steege
August Meier
L. W. Carpenter
J.C. Hartman
H. Limbert
Henry Schaffer H. Carstena
EB. Kachrelhoffer
W. J. Stourick
Otto Radbit
Vermilya
Guesfroy
Jones A
A. Coon
Nic Webbe
Harry Shepard
OG. Northey
Chapman
J. Kautzky
F. M. Shores
Biy Carson
J. Schweth
Kelly Dick
Richardson
Gerdes
Frank Fincel
Frank Boyd - Co. Fox
Harry Fisher
Vic Munger
Bonovosty
Henry Barker
Cace
Derby hopes hinge on unsettled racing plans
International News Wire reports Louisville eyes the Kentucky Derby field. Sixteen three-year-olds are carded for the Preakness Stakes and a dozen are Derby-eligible, led by Swope and Backbone. Filly Maid in Arm is the only female entrant with 126 pounds. others weigh 126. Churchill Downs opens tomorrow as Derby Week preparations begin amid visitor influx.
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International News Wire
Louisville
Lomarrow
Wimiico
Maid In Arm
Swope
Backbone
Gold Stick
Prince of Ourbon
Alma del
Chanter
Single Foot
Jlarconi
Ollah
B ¥Llisself
Cloudland
Find
Bod Fisher
Fisher
Mutt
Jeff Fame
Sande
New York
Walch
Ghantey
Alpha del
Prince of Bourbon
Churchill Downs
Tennis tournament entries high at Teachers College
Cedar Falls May entries closed for a college tennis singles event to pick a rep for the Iowa conference tournament at Simpson College Indianola May 23. Ten teams entered doubles. Elimination starts at once with first round to be completed in a week. Nearly all entrants are well into college competition.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Iowa
Simpson College
Indianola
Maccabee Nine to Meet Tripoli This Sunday
Waterloo Maccabee nine faces Tripoli Sunday afternoon at 2 40 in Bremer Chickasaw league action. Tripoli, led by Walter Ferguson ex Waterloo Hawks, brings two fast pitchers. New uniforms arrive and will debut against Tripoli.
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Waterloo Maccabees
Tripoli
Walter Fergeman
Waterloo Hawks
Pasadena and Chicago boxers score knockouts
Pasadena star Dob and Irek Roper both scored knockouts over Bob Jones and Joe Walsh in Los Angeles respectively. In chess style wrestling news Stir Chicago Johnny Meyers faces Heine Engel in a best two of three title match at Wie maln hall. Des Moines card features Ralph Prarraut and George Tragos in a turn event.
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Pasadena
Cal—Dob
Irek Roper
Chicago
Bob Jones
Joe Walsh
Los Angeles
St. Annes
England
Misa Glenna Cellet
Johnny Meyers
Heine Engel
Puhuque, Jr
Wie Maln
Des Moines
Ralph Prarraut
George Tragos
St. Joute
East High Track Squad Prepares for Waverly Dual Meet
East High hosts Waverly in the season’s first dual track meet at East High Athletic Field at 2 p.m. with free admission. Bremer county entrants include 14 runners across 14 events, led by Knott, Shephard, Schrader and others. East High fields 29 hopefuls. strongest in dashes, pole vault, discus, low hurdles, and half mile relay aiming for decisive points.
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Waterloo
East High
Waverly High
East High Athletic Field
Waverly
Manuel
Mien
Knott
Shepherd
Schrader
Babcock
Moulds Roury
van Dorn
Bruns
Graeser Webster
Leary
Ward
Hoffman
Farham
Bremer Country School
John Heldt
West
West High
Town Falls
West Athletic Field
Manchester Forms Baseball Team Under Coulthard Dutton
Manchester Ia May 8 Special A baseball team organized by J P Coulthard and A Dutton features players Holthaus Hourt haus Baeler Lang Anderson Bartman Stephenson Strong Dutton Mueller. First game vs Dunedeo ended 15 to 0 for Manchester. Next Sunday a practice game with local Junior Independents is set at the fairgrounds.
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Manchester
J. P. Coulthard
A. Dutton
Greeley
Kb. Holthaus
H. Hourthaus
Baeler
Lang
Anderson
Bartman
Stephenson
Strong
Dutton
Mueller
Dunedeo
Fairgrounds
Jack Coulthard
W. A. Dutton
Coulthard
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