Waterloos Hawks rally to edge Rock Island in twelfth
Red Hamilton delivered the key hit in the twelfth as Waterloo Hawks, led by Hamilton and Dixon, tied 9-9 in the ninth and won 7-6 in 12 innings over Rock Island. Win sparked by late rally and strong defense. numerous Haw key players contributed aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Hawks
Cletus Dixon
Rock Island
Waterloo
Hamilton
Pine
Feland
Hawks
Ree Worthington
Hawk
Spot Grant
Red
Dixon
Hus
Murphy
Jorgens
Worthington
Givik
Silver
Sail
Bedore
Winkler
Mather
Williams
Grant
Fleur
We Fiers
Hatred Worthington
Holly
Civik
Fannie Owl
Jorgens Aid
Redore
Wawks
WIL Dload
de Fywigth
Cfs
War talk and odd clippings underline a chaotic page
The fragmentary OCR shows a collage of wartime musings and stray notes including references to I may have misread a bank of phrases about a “consignment” labeled lumber wood algorithm and odd quotes about English politics. It also reports a Detroit arrest for stealing a bathtub and scattered sports notes with baseball terminology and line plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chicago
Ames Tops Michigan State in Dual Meet
Ames wins a close dual meet against Michigan State with strong performances in sprint events. Caer led a 1 2 finish in sprints while Michigan State's Coner and others placed well in distance events including the mile and five mile. Wind favored fast times as Ames outpaced the Spartans overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Michigan State
Jawa
Hutte
Caer
Conger
Iowa
Fort Dodge Wins in Opening Ball Game
Fort Dodge Seminral Hall Club opened the season by defeating Waterloo Minors 11 to 9. Mssinger pitched nine innings, allowing only three hits as Fort Dodge built a big fourth inning with 13 batters sending five hits across and eight runs. Sawyer hit a three run homer for Fort Dodge, while Waterloo’s Beard and Plaster starred on the mound and in the field amid several errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Fort
Dodge Seminral Hall Club
Waterloo
Central Nine
Beard
Plagter
Mssinger
Railroaders
Collins
Volleninger
Tarter
Friedl
John Crais-ley
Sawyer
Beard, Plaster
Adland
Essinger
O'Brieni
Standings and results from the DHE clubs and National League
Yesterday’s scores show Marshalltown 12 Cedar Rapids 2 and Burlington 5 Moline 4. Dubuque 2 Ottumwa 1. Waterloo 7 Rock Island 6. America Tennis, Washington 5. Chicago Trail 14 New York 10. National League games include St Louis 1 Chicago 7 and Cincinnati 1, with several others scheduled. Saturday results list Moline 23 Ottumwa 7 and Waterloo 17 Cedar Rapids 11 among numerous leagues and teams across Iowa and neighboring cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issippi Valley
Umarshalltown
Cedar Rapida
Burlington
Moline
Dubuque
Oitumva
Waterloo
Rock Island
America Tlesen
Washington
Chicago Tietrail
New York
National Lease
Brookton
St.Louis
Chicazo
Philadelphan
Cincinnati
Americin Association
Toledo
Mibwaukes
Kansas
Columbus Fe
Minneapolis
Indianangus
St. Paul
Louisville
Moines
Okabe City
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Lincoln
Samotocrday
M Bintsalee
Micchtulke Touisville
St. Vansneity A
Mingeapioily
gMmah S
Pulser
Welia
Cornell trounces Beloit in dual meet 161 to 30
Cornell track and field dominated Beloit in a 161 to 30 dual meet. Capt Barbour led Beloit’s efforts in the century dash while Cornell’s Muilenberg won the half mile and helped secure the winning relay. Del Traymond of Waterloo placed second in the 1000 yard race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manni Vernon
Cornell
Beloit Lleve
L.F. Saalwachter
Beloit
Osgooil
Capt. Barbour
Correll Ke Neshit
Noc
del Traymond
Waterloo
Muilenberg
Tutors Rally For Second Win Over Ames In Ten Days
Webb pitched for Teachers, defeating McCracken as the Tutors won 2-0. Tutors took the lead in the fifth inning and held on, with strong defense and clutch hits. They head to Mount Pleasant Tuesday afternoon to face Iowa State in their first meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catar Malls
Webb
McCracken
Ames
Tutara
Cyclones
Taslors
Chey Gil
Fist of
Mount Pleasant
Towal Aves
Eleondd
Werner Enery
Winnites
Arban
Acts Labs
Urahe
Denver Gun Club Trap Shoot Set For May 25
Denver Gun Club will host a trapshoot on Tuesday May 25 with a program featuring two birds per entry and purses totaling 21 dollars. Entries include fees and payouts to winners. prize distribution to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Gun Club
Denver
Falice
Tim Castle
Tutors Do Well in Hamline Meet
St Paul Minn May 16 Iowa State Teachers College won top honors at the Hamline relay carnival setting new Hamline relay marks in the half mile and medley events. Six records fell overall with the Teachers grabbing two. Macalester led in spots but Iowa Teachers prevailed in tight finishes, while Hamline placed second and Macalester third in the meet featuring strong sprint efforts and distance races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Iowa State Teachers, College
Hamline
Iowa
Macalester
Gusavus
St. ‘Thomas
Blanchard
Vanderbring
Pollack
Hunt
Veteran Iowa hurler tied to Anson dies at 93
Marshalltown Iowa May 10 M W Kinney Williams 93 one of Iowa's pioneer ball players died Saturday Williams pitched for Marshalltown's first organized team with Capt Adrian CG Anson later pilot of the Chicago Colts He played semi pro with Anson and Billy Sunday in early towns and days noted for underhand pitching His catcher Frankie Mitchell survives He once led the Marshalltown volunteer fire department and worked as a molder by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Ita
M. W. (Kinney) Williams
Towa
Wilmam
Adrian CG. Anson
Chicago Colts
Williams
Anson
Billy Sunday
Frankie’ Mitchell
Ames Heavy Sports Week Sets Busy Ames Exposition Card
Ames Iowa May 10. The heaviest sports week of the year unfolds with two Mis Valley baseball games a dual track meet with Grinnell sixteen high school baseball games and a state championship race plus a swimming circus a Missouri Valley freshman telegraphic track meet and an athletic carnival tied to Veishea May 14 15 at Iowa State. Missouri meets the Cyclones in two varsity baseball games and Grinnell renews its track feud with Iowa State Friday and Saturday. The Nebraska state meet and the state high school baseball title attract wide attention as 16 teams vie and the campus carnival caps the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Fll
Sperial
Mis Valley
Grinnell
Tanhis
Nebraska
Missouri Valles
Veishea
Iowa State
Towa State
Missouri
Cyclones
Pioneers
Creday
Lennly
Adinst Town State
Cyntones
Jake Daubert
Drake Track Triumph Over Grinnell in Wet MV Conference Meet
Drake track team dominated Grinnell in the Missouri Valley Conference meet held here. Final scores show Drake sweeping multiple events amid strong south wind. Bulldogs claimed wins in the quarter, half-mile, high jump, broad jump, with little opposition, while Standard Tanks and Waterfon Tigers also noted in the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralas
Phactaz
Drake
Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Dri
Privat
Enen
Sumner High Nine Defeats Upper Iowa Frosh 12 to 7
Fayette Indiana May 10 Special Sumner highschool beat Upper Iowa freshmen known as the Rinkerdinks 12 to 7 in a ragged game marked by many errors and heavy hitting. Captain Borcherding led the visitors with two singles and a homerun while Sumner collected 10 hits off Gott and Hemphill as locals tested Glass for eight singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Sumner
Ic Treshiman
Rinkerdinks
Borcherding
Gott and
Hemphill
Glass
Rath Nine Tops Vinton in Rain-Shortened 17-3 Contest
Rath Packing company based team of Watterley defeated Vinton Independents 17 to 3 in a rain curtailed game Sunday afternoon. Rath scored three in the first, two in the third, three in the fourth, seven in the fifth and two in the sixth as Vinton managed three runs on 15 hits with four errors. Doebler, Gordon and Luffman formed Vinton’s battery. Smith and Simpson pitched for Rath. The feature listed late crackmen win for Dubuque 10 and a Columbia College dual meet page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Rath Packing Company
Watterley
Vinton Independents
Rath
Doebler
Gordon
Luffman
Vinton Battery
Smith
Simpson
Rath's
Viner
Mason City High Prep Meet May 22 A Large Affair
Mason City prepares for the first annual high school track meet May 22 with over two thousand invitations mailed. Sponsors expect a national event with relays and field events, gold medals for relay winners and top scorers, and a strong Mason City track venue noted for its fast surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Gity
Mason City
Anne LO
I America
America
Functional Association
Wich
Ameriea
Ty Vuarle
Brookins
Aurdier
Cyclone Trainer Lands Ohio State U Job
Mike Chambers, formerly in Iowa State athletic staff, was approved by Ohio State University's athletic board to become trainer for the Buckeyes varsity team. His appointment was finalized late Friday, aimed at strengthening the football and athletic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State U
Cohants
Mike Chambers
Iowa
Iolleee
Ames
Ohio State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton's. Blow
Upnill
Danny Lindner
Bigfire
Anderson
Jim Grant
Danny Tindpet
Warold Bigfire
Lindner
Ilinois Central
Danny
Therpes
Fred Fleury
Johnny Rice
Cy Williams
Ted Worthington
Buster Winkter
Twirle
Owe Mar
Birds
Salling
Wat
Hae Cy Williams
Islanders
Biz Troving
Fleury
Mathare
Widmars
Widmar
Witz 5
Jargens
Grant Re Witagall
Bedare
Keck
Cottelle
Slong
Beora
Wistering
Clarke
Sivvca
Alapatabe
Ty Fleury
Mamilton
X. Nes
Caplan
Markus N
Jay Tiwel
Ayock Tstamitl
Ang
Sunurarys
AtRiner
Maudters
Markusen
Jar
Wheliams
Bas
Williams Uz
Bai Winkler
Aidmar
Wil
Tams
Willams
Winkter
Lerlow
Pete Iskend
Sue
Ay Jeru
George McManus
Detroit
Stowers
Thayer
Ukhe-capitol Town
Wslington
WER
Logal Glub
Hillness Central Ning
Dodgers
Mississippi Valley Teague
Pee Witterlow
Pabuque
Marshantown
Saa
Burningtar
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Ues Pulkulely Lite
Lewisville
Kansas Ciey
Indianapolis
Jiwaukee
Columbus
Tal State
Onaha Rerrach
Lincoln Ssasieas
Glenna Collett
OWA Wesleyan
Bath
Anson’ Ss
Upa
Standart
Standard
Waselall
Vall
Balardiy
Ata T
Upper Iowa
Leyton County
College
Decorsh
Columbia College
Bernig White
Columbia
la Palmas
Maide
Senator
Havana
Congress Cigar Company, Inc
Phila., Pa
LA Palina
Miraee
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