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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1929

Page

15

Hawks Aim to Match Beaten Bees in Rainout Hope

Waterlog Hawks seek a third win against Burlington Bees as rain drenches the Diamond. Groundkeeper Bob Willams warns field may be unplayable. tentative plans for a doubleheader tomorrow if today’s game is called off. Cletus Dixon weighs pitching options with Calmar and Decorah rookies under consideration and Ralph Lobdett on the bench awaiting warm weather and opportunity.

Burlington Bees Wateriog Hawks Bob Willams Ben Dimond Kechuk Dixon Ralph Hawks Joe Prevost Eddie Spellman Berres Aelas Gome Biron Rapp

Standings and results from regional and national leagues

The column lists standings for the Mississippi Valley League with Rock Island Dubuque Keokuk and others, yesterday's results including Rock Island at Davenport and Burlington at Waterloo, plus national leagues American and National League standings and yesterday's outcomes. It also notes American Association and Western league positions and upcoming schedules with cities like St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati.

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Dubuque Takes Third Straight From Keokuk

Dubuque swept the opening series with Keokuk in a rain delayed final 1 to 0. Bowers held the feeble Keokuk bats, while Dubuque's Tigers base running and sharp fielding produced the narrow win as Umpire Price halted play with conditions worsening.

Dubuque Krokuk Shinski Pote Ab. Gardner Sqrazin Wolfere Alwell Ss Criner Diamond Pole Poors Fattarson Atwell Keokuk Sarazin Ford Patterson Shinashi Russell Weege Garlick Welfe

Ste pi af Ste pi af Hitter Leaders In Baseball

A garbled sports brief lists leading hitters and totals for the season. Ruth and Foxx from the American League top the chart with six and five home runs while O'Doul Jackson and Wilson are noted among the National League leaders.

Geheig Ruth Foxx Nationale Otto O'Doul Jackson L. Wilson

Young U S Davis Cup team to face Canada in Montreal

A youthful American Davis Cup squad, all under 25, will challenge Canada in Montreal May 16 17 and 18. The quartet headed by Johnny Hennessey includes Wilmer Allison Johnny Van Ryn and George Lott. Lott could join only in emergencies and Van Ryn was new to Davis Cup this year.

New York Canada Montreal Ble Bul Tilden Bill Johnston United States Nadians Mexico Europe Tilden Frank Hunter Johnny Hennessey Indianapolis Wilmer Allison Fort Worth Johnny van Ryn Orange N. J George Lott Chicago Lott van Rynhel Hennessey France Altho Tilden George Allison van Ryn Princeton

Byrnes Park Golfers organize to name officers and rules

A Byrnes Park Golfers meeting at city hall laid plans for a membership drive with $1 fees for men and women, free memberships for schoolboys, posting a summary of rules near the starting tee, and committees for tournaments grounds and membership. An executive committee led by Leon A. Link and others will supervise.

Byrnes Park Park Course Ev Tr Execc Ytive Leon A. Link Louis Herkinger A. L. Porter Dell Jahnson George Watson Maia Wil

Pyle Runners in Hasy Race Win by Salo Again

Dallas May 21 Pyle's trans continental derby covered 34 miles to Fort Worth after a 79 mile Sherman run. Johnny Salo Passaie New Jersey clocked 11 hours 22 minutes 18 seconds for the Sherman Dallas lap, finishing second overall with Gavueci of England close behind and Urneki of Italy fourth.

Dallas Pete Gavueci England Giusto Urneki Italy Gavani

Wild Bill Hints and Hums On Golf Swing Control

Article praises a compact controlled swing, citing Bill as a model who keeps backswing short to maintain balance. It discusses timing, balance, and pivot, warns against overswing, and notes Sal Metzger offers a printed illustrated reader for request via self addressed stamped envelope.

LY Sol Metzger Alec Snilen Sir Menthern Bill Sal Metzger

Triangular Boat Regatta on Charles Delayed Debut Crews

Cambridge May 11 Cornell Harvard and MIT enter second annual triangular regatta on upper Charles River course this afternoon. Weather clear as crews begin their first race in the noteworthy event with strong performances anticipated from the three universities.

Cambridge Mass Cornell Harvard Cornell University Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Freeland Emerges In Preakness Dash For Derby Hope

In Baltimore May 11 Dr Freeland a Light Brigade daughter colt from W J Salmon stable won the Preakness signaling a potential Derby bid at Churchill Downs next Saturday. Minotaur finished second as part of a Derby hopeful cast including Essare Beacon Hill and the Nut. Despite strong interest from eastern outfits, field size for the Derby has dwindled with fewer than 30 starters expected. Hermitage failed to show form dampening Earl Sande’s plans while Simba Lewotte and Mel Foo face uncertain Derby futures.

Baltimore Churchill Downs Dr. Freeland Light Brigade Teddle Fron W. J. Salmon Rennigh Tom Healy Minotaur Freeland Nut Essare Beacon Hill Salmon Colt Charles Graffagnini New York John R. Thompson Chicago Sanie Earl Sande Ruanencas Harry F. Sinclair Sam Hildreth Simba Lewotte Mel Foo Rancocas

Independence Boxing Card Promises Local Exhibitions

Independence will host a boxing exhibition Wednesday night at Orr hall on Second avenue, sponsored by the Independence Athletic club. Main bout features Ray Krause of Cclweth against Floyd Winsor of Independence at 138 pounds. Preliminary matches include Harry Johnson vs Percy Cameron 166 pounds, Young Gordon vs Jimmie Hamilton 135 pounds, and Young Trimble vs Kid Carson 142 pounds. Ralph Alexander of Waterloo to referee. Drake and Iowa State meet in Des Moines with twelve events listed. Cyclones favored.

Guvrrior Independence Independence Athletic Club Orr Second Avenue Ray Krause Cclweth Floyd Winsor Harry Johnson Percy Cameron Waterloo Young Gordon Jimmie Hamilton Cedar Rapids Young Trimble Kid Carson Ralph Alexander

Fights Last Night Feature Wide Boxing Card

A Chicago based association reported results from a packed slate. Tony Cangoner defeated Andra Rowtis in New York while Otto von Porat stopped Jack de Mive in Hoboken. Armando Santiago knocked out Jionnyboy Finnegan in Boston, and San Francisco saw Billy Light outpoint Babs Anders. Lonin Kid Kaplan bested Billy Wallace in New York, with Jack Ror English defeating Brico Flayert in a separate New York bout.

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Orange Trackmen at Independence Meet Preview

East High school trackmen compete at Independence in a triangular meet with Waterloo Independence Oelwein and Manchester. The Orange and Black, seasoned by many meets, are favored to win. West High stays home in Waterloo, while Estherville and Waverly squads back out due to weather.

East High School Independence Waterloo Oelwein Manchester Midge Makeever West High Estherville Waverly

League Leaders and batting leaders in early May reported

National League leaders include Stephenson with 474 runs and 23 RBIs for the Cubs, Frisch and Prisch among doubles and triples, Flowers among stolen bases. American League leaders show Gehringer with 26 runs, Mantle and Mantle-like mentions, McManus with 35 hits, and Gehringer again with 27 RBIs. Pitching notes reference a Tigers pitcher Wong and a loss.

Prey Stephenson Gubs Stephenson Cubs Prisch Frisch Memers Oll Giants Flowers Pitehing Cubs Jamieson Tadlans Gehringer Tigers Eltmann McManus Indians Atexwater Aire Browns Gehrig Yanks Stalen Fonseca Averill Jennson Wong

Turbulent upheaval at University of Iowa athletics unit

Changes sweep Iowa City athletic department as George Bresnahan is named director and Robie Williams cited as top candidate to replace Barry. Edward Lauer becomes athletic committee chair while rumors swirl about possible successors from Missouri or Minnesota. The Bett ing era ends with new facilities under construction and scrutiny of the Hawks program.

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