Pintz Backstop Joins Waterloo Baseball Squad
Old J Pluvine controls Mother Nature's tear glands as rain delays new season. Waterloo gains catcher Pintz from Prairie du Chien while pitchers Barnholtz and Dixon shine. Ottumwa, Dubuque games washed out. Hawks lead 1 0 when called with three and a half innings.
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Waterloo Baseball Club
Old Erin
Ottumwa
Tuck Island
Dubuque
Hawks
Maline
Spearmen
Red Hamilton
Jim ‘Grant
Southpa
Feds
Cletus Dixon
Wiederquist
Barmholtz
Barney Barnholtz
Barnhieltz
Weiland
Moline
Swanson
Andre
Stoner
Waterloo
Dixon
Serre
Pintz
Prairie du Chien
Wis
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Islanders
Packers
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Tierney
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Glaser
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Venock
Wild Piten
Dempsey Aids Flood Relief In First Public Appearance
In Santa Monica May 9 Jack Dempsey appeared publicly for the first time since losing his title, taunting Tony Fuente in a benefit match for the Mississippi River relief fund. About $8,000 was raised for the cause.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Jack Dempsey
Wheeler Hot Springs
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Tony Fuente
Rain Halts Winthrop Shops Ball Game
Rain postponed the Central shops Winthrop ball game scheduled for Sunday afternoon. A possible plan is to play the contest next Sunday.
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Winthrop
Tulfnois Central
Prince of Wales Engaged Again in Humorous Report
A lighthearted local column ribBingly notes the Prince of Wales is "engaged again" in comic misadventures from horse falls to public rumor. It parodies press chatter, mentions a county-seat drive, a scratched Pierce-Arrow fender, radio tunings, and a library fund canvass with sketches of townsfolk.
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Prince of Wales
Sophia Appleby
Library Fund
Pioneer Trackmen Edge Tutor Squad in Narrow Meet Win
Grinnell College trackmen defeated Iowa State Teachers 52 1/2 to 51 1/2 in a tight dual meet. Rinefort starred for Grinnell with wins in discus and shot, while multiple Grinnell and Teachers athletes placed across sprints hurdles and distance events. Distance marks included Jefferson leading the Teachers in the two mile and Laird taking the javelin for Grinnell.
McTigue, 39, Set for Battle With Boxers Ten Years Younger
Mike McTigue, at 39, faces Pat MelCarthy in New York tonight in a bout framed as a clash with a boxer a decade his junior. His recent performances against Berlenbach and Sharkey bolster his hopes for a light heavyweight bout with Jack Delaney, tentatively set for June 2 at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Pat Mel Carthy
K’ McTigue
Berlenbach
Sharkey
Jack Delaney
Yunkea Stadium
Cobb barred as anger at umpire grips Tigers
Ty Cobb returned to Detroit amid league suspension for shoving umpire Emmet Ormsby after a disputed call. A strained tendon during a Buffalo exhibition worsened his woes as Ban Johnson considers lifting the ban while Connie Mack’s report to the league may clarify the case. Detroit officials urged retraction of the suspension.
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Browns Win 8-3 Over Senators in Six-Walk Rally
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 3 as six bases on balls and eight hits by Browns offense overwhelmed Washington pitching. Tom Zachary scattered nine hits for Washington while St. Louis took the opener of the series, one game apiece.
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Rigney
Reeves Ob Bree
Ruel
Coveleskie
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Thurston
HaMey
Rhee St Toule
Ke O'Rourke
Oy Fein
Tt Adams
Beneae
Rive
Gerber
Dixon
Suny
Duelee
Reeves
Sehult
Baseball Players Kiwanis Guests Tomorrow Noon
Cletus Dixon manager of Waterloo's M league team and three directors Sam Frank Id Madigan W A Reed will host Kiwanis guests tomorrow noon at Lamanon Hotel Russell. East High students Mary Prite Le Roy Worry Miss Pitts and Furry will perform music on euphonium and cornet as part of the program.
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Cletus Dixon
Waterloo
Sam Frank
Id Madigan
W. A. Reed
Withho Gests
Kiwanis
Eclihat
Lancheon Tamorrow
Tlotel Rungell
Lamaon
W. JT
Weese
Wil Pre
Aida
East High School
Mrs Borchert to Head Brewers Club Again
Milwaukee May 9 Mrs Otto Borchert will continue as president of the Brewers club despite stating she has no novel ideas for running the ball team The club valued at about 394000 thrived under Otto Borchert who built his fortune from a $10 weekly tobacco job Now widow Mrs Borchert inherits leadership continuing a precedent of women directing major baseball teams including Mrs Iness Dunn of the Cleveland Indians and Mrs Helen Brittan of the St Louis Cardinals.
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Courier
Milwaukee
Wis
Otto Borchert
Borchert
Plains
Brewers
Charles Havener
Hall Club
Iness, Dunn
Cleveland Indians
Helen Brittan
St. Lows Cardinals
Vother Dans
Michigan Defeats Iowa in Dual Track Meet
In Ann Arbor Michigan clinched a victory over Iowa in a men’s dual track meet. With four events remaining Michigan built a substantial lead as Lamont Pfluke and others scored on 80 yard runs. Iowa could not overcome the margin and Michigan emerged with the win.
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Michi May Dew
Michigan
Wolverines
Lamont
Pfluke
Mawkeyes
New Half Mile Record Likely At Ames Veishea Meet
Ames desires headline middle distance clash as Alva Martin former Northwestern star and Captain Ray Conger of Iowa State are billed to duel in the half mile at Veishea. Martin clocked 1 51.7 for the mile, while Conger holds the Valley half mile mark of 1 37 and has defeated Reinke of Michigan at 880 yards in 1 54.6.
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Courier
Ames
Alva Martin
Northwestern
Ray Conger
Iowa State
Sha ‘Martin-Conger
Veishea
Towa State
America
Lowa
Martin
Waorla
Conger
Reinke
Michigan
Baseball Standings And Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Yard by yard summaries show Mississippi Valley League results Ottumwa 3 Rock Island 4 Burlington at Cedar Rapids Dubuque at Waterloo Moline at Marshalltown rain National League scores New York 4 St Louis 3 Brooklyn 1 American League St Louis 8 Washington 3 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 New York 0 Chicago 8 Boston 3 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 6 New York 4 Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee 3 Western League results Lincoln 7 Tulsa 0 Wichita 7 Oklahoma City at Denver rain Saturday and Sunday notes indicate postponed or rainouts with several clinics of teams listed across multiple leagues including St Paul Toledo Columbus Milwaukee and Oklahoma City among others.
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Rock Island
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Dubuque
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Oklahoma
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Upsets Rule in Preakness at Pimlico
The $50,000 Preakness at Pimlico Md draws turf fans with Kentucky Derby contenders to test form today. International entries include William Du Ponts Satrap and Pub Star with other hopefuls Seapa Vlow Justice F Sweepser and Col Que wo Bradley s Boo and Bewithus. The race has a history of upsets, famously Zev in 1923 paying over 20 to 1 after last place at Pimlico.
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Louisville
William du Ponts
England
Sly Pub
Seapa Vlow
Justice F. Sweepser
Col. (Quewo) Bradley
Boo
Bewithus
Zev
Earl Sando
Clarion High Wins Little Six Track Meet at Hampton
Clarion High School captured the Little Six track meet hosted in Hampton led by standout McGrath who won the pole vault and placed in multiple events. The meet featured Webster City Algona Hampton Eagle Grove and Mum baldt with varying team scores in wet conditions.
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Courier Special Service
St. May
Clarion High School
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Tittle
Clari' Jon
Webster City
Algona
Eagle Grove
Mumbaldt
Keefe
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Ite
West High Net Team Tops Grundy Center in Tennis
West High defeated Grundy Center 6 2 in boys tennis as Rugg beat Dickinson 6 3 6 3 and Sloane defeated Kerr 6 2 6 2. Templeton and Sloane won doubles 10 8 over Morrison and Dickson, while Johnson and Rugg beat Werr and Simms 6 1 6 0. Old Rose team likely faces Mason City next Saturday.
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Grundy Center
Mason City
Wundy Canter High
Rugg
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Dickinson
Grundy
Sloane
Kerr
Templeton
Morrison
Johnson
Werr
Simms
Dickson
Old Rose
Ames Track Team Wins Dual Meet With Prake
Ames Iowa May report states Lown State College defeated Drake University in a dual track meet 72.5 to 68.375. A stiff southeast wind hindered fast times. Witmer, a Cyclone standout, led with high points including a victory in the broad jump at 21 feet 11 inches and top finishes in the 110 meter hurdles and high jump.
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Lown State J College
Drake University
Hera
Witmer
Traer High Wins County Classic in Track Meet Showdown
Traer High School captured the Lamar county week meet at Toledo led by Kensinger of Tama with a 100 yard dash in 10.02 seconds and strong marks from Dean of Traer in the 220, Jonson of Toledo in the javelin, Uridel of Traer in the discus, and Boles of Toledo in the broad jump as five county records fell under windy conditions. Toledo finished second, Dysart third, Tama fourth, Gladbrook fifth, and Montour sixth with 112 points.
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Toledo, Jr
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Fight fans in Hawaii push to legalize boxing nationwide
Tfonodalu May 1 fight fans of Hawaii urged Congress to amend the territory's organic act to legalize public boxing. Currently the sport runs only in private clubs or on government property, with passage of federal action requiring state law changes and a new definition of infray ation.
Rhem and Hafey power Cardinals past Brooklyn in big win
Star pitchers Rhem allowed only two hits as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 before 40,000 fans. Chick Hafey slugged two home runs and Beare drove in another run, while Brooklyn managed a lone run in the sixth. The game featured Hafey's two homers and strong defense from St. Louis.
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Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
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Haley
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Beare
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Bottomley
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Setanedd
Marg Venkven
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Reardon
Hoon and Ryan Clash in Park This Wednesday
Billy Hoop of Muscatine meets Timmy Ryan of Des Moines in a six round main boxing bout at Electric Park Wednesday evening Promoter Ralph Alexander announced. Hoop brings power while Ryan relies on experience and cleverness. In the undercard Kid Villa Parkersburg faces Kid Spruce Waterloo and Bob Leland meets Tiger Krause in the opener.
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Muscatine
Timmy Ryan
Des Moines
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Hoon
Ryan
Kid Villa
Parkersburg
Kid Spruce
Waterloo
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Bob Leland
Tiger Krause
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