Waterloo Defeated by Cedar Rapids in 6 0 rout
Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 6 to 0 before about 4 200 fans at Waterloo. Pitcher E J House starred for Cedar Rapids with a three pitcher effort, limiting Waterloo to four hits. Valentine matched control, while Groft and Grotty contributed in the defense as Cedar Rapids seized the series opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Grotty
Buck Freeman
J. House
Cletus Dixon
Crotty
Awanson
Clarke
Sanderson
Burns
Whila
Shanks
Fete Groft
Valentine
Wilson
Hissler
Freeman
Bissler
Spans
Swanson
House
Speas
McDermott
Joe
Pat Kelsey
Waterloo
B. Kelsey
Kneisier
Grogt
Dixon
Kelsey
Grant
Kelser
Knetsler
Groft
BP - Freeman
P House
Spras
Gregory
Pete Groft
Zrame
Ben Kelsey
Ben
Pete
Fred Kneisler
Fansher
Hawks
Ray Fansher
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Glebus Dixon
Empire Gregory
Zen Kelsey
Fist
Apple blossoms and bees inspire a nature ode
A fragmentary column blends a nature poem about tasting apples and blossoms with a lighthearted sports note. It contrasts a tranquil orchard vision with jokes about card players and travel gossip, mentioning Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Archie Kelsey’s sharp pitching performance.
Ottumwa Triumphs Over Dubuque For Fifth Straight Win
Ottumwa defeated Dubuque 5 2 to extend its unbeaten stretch to five games in the Mississippi Valley League standings. In other league action, Rock Island routed, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo split results, while Chicago and St Louis posted high scores in the National and American leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Rock Island
Cedar Teyids
Waterloo
Burlington
Moline
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
American Agsucts
Minneapolis
Toledo
St.Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Sheermanele
Louisville
Milwaukee Weaternearns
St Joseph
Omatic
Oklahoma City
Descheines
Wichita
Lincoln
Tulsa
Denver
Iain
Jon
Fock Island
Marshalltown
Cedar Ranids
Dulbuque
Pittsburgh
Phelphia Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Louis
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Rain
Wester Bengue
Des Moines
Omiahs
St. Joseph
GUE
Mississippi Valley
Vueme Brace
Ottumwa, Fa
Spe
Cedar Rapids Bee
Ottumwa Cartinuis
Stene Ot
Marshalltown - Outromsia Dubuque
Oan Dubuque
Mollie Tees
Joe MecGinnity
Navlod AL Leagre
Johnson
Bill Doran
Ottum- Stouts
Abrhpore
Baujan
Americas
eGuire
Cleveland Fe
Eaet Ia
Ada Kueber
Kansas
Jaran Daven
Oater
Ted
Begume
Aoe
St. Josephs
Tuleaepee Dubuaite
Lincoln Whee Reese
Dax
Smith
Schleicher
Meredith
Omaha i
Cedar Rapids Pioneers Defeat Waterloo Squad in Dual Meet
Cedar Rapids Pioneers defeated the Waterloo team 80 to 28 at West High field in a dual track and field meet. Waterloo won three first places including the class A 220-yard dash and both high jump events. Awards were presented by F. B. Brocksus and Paul Davis company. Waterloo coaches were Floyd Mathews and E. T. Lays. Cedar Rapids was accompanied by Charles Filipi and Irving West.
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Cedar Rapids Pioneers
Waterloo
West High Athletic Field
Stield
F. B. Brocksus
Waterloo Pioneer Council
Paul Davis Company
Floyd Mathews
E. T. Lays
Charles Filipi
Irving West
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Wins Dual Meet Over Beloit Squad
Beloit Wisconsin May 11 Cornell college Mount Vernon Ta led in the second and the mile events, with Vougrasin of Beloit taking high jump and javelin. Nesbit of Retort won hurdles. Cornell dominated distances and overall scoring, despite mediocre times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Briok College
Henrit
Jest i
Cee
Cornell
Vougrasin
Capt. Nesbit
Retort
Comnell
Columbia Nine Faces Lombard and De Paul This Week
Columbia College travels to Illinois to face Lombard College in Galesburg on Tuesday and De Paul University in Chicago on Wednesday ending coach John W. Cretzmeyer era. Bernard White of Eldora starts against Lombard with Clarence Knob from Dyersville set to face Chicago. France Murphy, famed strikeout king, will attempt to cover hits if needed. White has emerged as a standout pitcher after early work as a shortstop and hitter. Columbia currently sits at two wins and two losses in the Western Interstate Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Columbia College
Ilinois
Corlege
Lombard College
Galesboro
de Paul University
Chicago
de Paul
Columbia
John W. Cretzmeyer
Bernard White
Eldora
Galesbureg
Clarence Knob
Dyersville
Tutor Track Squad and Bali Team Face Battles
Cadar Falls. May 11 Special. The week in athletic circles at Teachers College includes a baseball game Tuesday between Cae rallege and the Tutors in Cedar Rapids and a dual track meet between Simpson College of Indianapol is and the Teachers here Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar Falls
Teachers College
Cae Rallege
Tutors N Wedar Rapids
Simpson College of Inditnatt Anit Moe Teaehers
Spurbeck to pitch opener against Ottumwa
Spurbeck chosen to pitch opener against Ottumwa. Hawks face Ottumwa-Waterloo clash at 3 p.m. with Spurbeck, Kettenbeil, and Archie Kelsey opposing. Parade and ceremonies planned, Burr Towne heads fan committee, and Dak players travel with Nash Motors aiding transport. Aiming for better road record, Hawks seek solid home stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurbeck
Ottumwna
Ottumwa-Waterloo
Charlie West
Nash Motors
Hawks
Burr Towne
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Kettenbeil
Archie Kelsey
Dixon
Jim Crotty
Rusty Malmeren
Bunnies
Malmgren
Outfielders Read Signs From Infielders In Baseball
The article explains how outfielders rely on infielders to relay signals about pitch type and direction. A raised fist signals a fast ball and a flat hand signals a curve or slow ball, guiding outfield positioning before the pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman
Qurner
Setong
Advancce
Luis
Second Round Of Glub Gole Meet 15 Starts Today
The annual May handicap golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club began second round matches today. First round results in Class A include Simpson defeating McClain by default and Bell defeating Burt by default. Class B and C results and forthcoming pairings are listed, with tomorrow designated as ladies day and a special program planned by the tournament committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glub Gole
Sunnyside Country Club
Arthur Simpsson
Fred McClain
C. Bell
Agustin Burt
G. G. Bickley
Mrom Red Wray
Harry Dunkelberg
Dr. L. T. Curry
Alm
Wontan
A. JL. Lommel
OG. K. Cropper
T. McCoy
al, W. Rickfee
R. H. Garrison
Carleton Sias
H. T. Wagner
M. GC
Buck
H. B. Cropper
R. Dbd. Daugherty
G. Reid
Charles Felsing
Gus Thode
R.jilepsey
L.A
Liebennstein
C. W. Chapman
R. B. Russell
A. & Rumsey
Hope Martin
G. BB. Liehty
J. W. Wents
A. A. Lohner
J. W. Rath
C. W. Kline
Howard Rath
Simpson
Sunnyside
Iowa basemen topple Northwestern in 4-1 win
Iowa City May 11 Iowa baseball team kept second in the conference by defeating Northwestern 4 to 1 for the second time this season The Hawks capitalized on an error in the first inning to plate two runs via a passed ball and a misplayed ball as McNabb and Scantlebury scored The victory came amid a rugged clash with Northwestern with other minor notes from the day referencing college athletics in Ohio State and Purdue contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa Baseball Hinge
Snlurn
Northwestern
Otto Vogel
Iowa
Barrett
Seidel
AicNabb
Smith
Parrett
Ellis
Schultz
McNabb
Scantlebury
Ohio State
Purdue Sports
Traer High Trackmen win Cedar-Iowa meet in easy fashion
Cedar Falls May 11 Special Traer high school tracksters were easy winners at the Cedar-Ions League meet on the Teachers college field Saturday afternoon. The Winners totaled 43 points, Tama 20, Little Tutors 2½, followed by Vinton Grundy Center Toledo Ida Pyeart. McComas led Traer with wins in the 220 and 440 dashes and low hurdles. Morrison of Traer and O. Van De Walle of Tama each took two firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Traer High School
Cedar-Ions
Teachers College
Tama
Little Tutors
Vinton
Grundy Center
Toleida
Pyeart
McComas
Tracer
Othe
Morrison
I'Traer
O. van de Walle
Tamaleach
Tlansen
Teadora High
Hawks Nest Dubuque Players Set To In Wayland
The high school coach Tow a City Wille guides the team in two weeks as Bobby Moore holds third and Buck McGuire plays second, uncertain safety amid rising tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque Fa
Wayland Hicks
Towa City
Bobby Moore
Buck McGuire
Danger
Leading Major Hitters and Prospects Across Teams
A scattered report lists top hitters like Fournier of the Dodgers and Hornsby of the Cardinals, with Bottomley, Fonseca, and others from Phillips to Tigers. It notes Serrio joining the Bancroft Braves at Cedar Rapids for a possible tryout, plus various rosters, managers, and veteran players moving between clubs and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Fournier
Dodgers
Hornsby
Bottomley
Ee Fonseca
Phillies
Serrio
Milwaukee
Bancroft
Braves
Cedar Rapids
Sey
Cobb
Tigers
Hale
Athletics
Paschal
Madrid
Sisler
Browns
Combs
Yanks
Hawks
Mason City to Get Public Golf Link Worth 100M
The American Legion Clausen Worden post in Mason City announces plans for an 18 hole public golf course on an 15 acre tract on the city’s outskirts. Memberships at 10 dollars will fund immediate improvements and a later city takeover. Nine holes open soon with full completion within a year, using natural hazards and a streambed called Slough as features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mason City
Clausen-Worden
Amercan Legion
Iowa
Legion Service
Legion
Wave
A W. Hart Hall
Harold Campbell
Reed Nelson
R. Wiley
Lana
Iowa Track Team Falls to Illinois in Upset Loss
Iowa City May 11 The Hawkeyes were defeated by Illinois 88 to di as Dan Kinsey led Iowa scoring in the high and low hurdles and javelin. Harold Evans added wins for Illinois, while Lonzer and Hancock boosted shot and discus for Iowa. Harold Phelps was sidelined, and Makeover of Wisconsin won the mile in 4 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mlinois
Iowa
Dan Kinsey
The
Tink
Individua
Harold Evans
IMI
Althe
Hawkeyes
Wben
Hancock
Lonzer
Thingis
Linb
Harold Phelps
Makeover
Wiineis
Gistane
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Codair Rapids
Hawk
Black Hawk
Josh
Jong Eamerine
Wiat
London
Entleman
Sentine
Cedar Rapids Rooters
Cov ‘Ur Ranias
Ohio State Journal
Tris
Hugh
Kiodum
George McManus
Ike Great
Dat
Orin
Walter House
Maline
Sudbrooks
Crawford
Bees
Shottenberger
Sudbrook
Burlington— Aberh
Suni
Maloney
Parr
Dobyns
Baird
LaHail Huris
Jil
Drickson
Lahail
Ansons
Lallail
Makng
Qing
Shea
Cronin
Clini
Bane
Brickeon
Marshalstown Brork Island
Sarrae Wesel Schultz
NeRuten Remy
Dente Py
Lombard
Bali
M-V
Ibusebrit Stason
A. Spurbeck
Seague
Ottumwa Club
Bill Baran
Johnny Rooney
Cardinals
Harry Ford
Ted Keil
Chick Mattick
Lee Fairchild
Sioux City
Iowa Baseball
WISOX
Cedar May
Coe Besteed Knox
Ayak Neck Tech
Vook
Hus
Coe
Traer High
Little Ty*ors
Inyaury
Charlie Lyons
Rock
Sland
Bill’ Doran
California
Toom
Mickey Heath
Doran
O— Marshalltown
Bnt
Tero
Sam
Mr. Gibrk
Jack Coffey
Bagball Coaich
Portham University
Taek Sfendricks
Kireliy
Grants Smith
Reds Roush
Neds
American
Faschal
Pippi
Meusel
American Legion
Illinois
Oguer
Gina Fellowk
Thomas B
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