Ninth Inning Rally Wins for Hawks Over Plowboys, 3 to 2
The Hawks rallied in the ninth to edge the Moline Plowboys 3 to 2 in Waterloo. Starter Paul Graham held eight Plow hits scattered as Waterloo took a 5 run first inning lead before Moline tied the game in the sixth. Serre, Steinecke, and Kernan delivered the decisive hits in the ninth to lift Waterloo at home and set up a Sunday game in Dubuque against the same opponent.
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Plowboys
Earrer Spretat Service
Moline
Cletus Dixon
Paul Graham
Waterloo
Dubuque
Dries
Zien
Jara
Dawdney
Jim Grant
Hawk
Spearmen
Prost
Skinner
Kernan
Frost
Serre
Foulk
Steinecke
Myto Koenecke
Prevost
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Setre
Spogrant
Provost
Manezer Manchester
Vinhe Serre
Secre
Grent
Pentecost
Prerost
Rf Dixon
Graham
Moline- Cunseil
Browm
Koenstke
Benson
Pozn
Chadwick
Faulk
Draper
Tatas
Shadowen
Alii
Sepke
Stemnecke
Brown
Baste
Kerns
Koenecks
J Foulk
Brown Kernan
Nixon
Vontrack
Wimpire
Payne Takes Lead in Marathon After Gavazzi Withdraws
Oklahoma runner Andrew Payne led the Pyle crosscountry race as Peter Gavazzi of Southampton withdrew due to ill health. The Los Angeles to New York marathon angle remained wide open with ongoing legs as the field pressed toward Elyria. John Salo won a 49 mile run from Wacon in 8:58:43, moving to second with Perreira and von Flue chasing in 9:41:43.
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Fremont
R—Andrew Payne
Pyle
Peter Gavazzi
Southampton
Eng
New York
Gavuzzi
Missouri
Jeff
Elyria
John Salo
Passaic
Wascon
Louis Perreira
Albany
Frank von Flue
Kerman
Aja
Ted
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
England’s Paul Scott defeated Roberto Thaly in a boxing bout. Near Orleans big Tom Veterson defeated Rul Warner, with additional results noting Mere Charies in Belgium and others in Italy, Ireland, and the Philippines. a University of North Carolina football player knocked out Pedra Corth in a separate match.
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Thie
True Veteran Is Ciled for Brave Action in 1918
Fragmented note card style summary highlights admonitions and locals satire. It cites a brave veteran, odd remarks on bandits, jokes about Japs, fire chief Tiller, and a 103 year old spinster from Des Moines. A local auto golf game and questions about future plans appear amid mixed clippings.
Layton Hoppe 3 Cushion Match to Finish Today
New York May 19. The 600 point three cushion billiard match between Johnny Layton national champion and Willie Hoppe will conclude today. Layton led 500 to 449 in the morning as Hoppe won blocks nine and ten, cutting the gap with gains of 20 points. scores stood 67 to 50 and 53 to 30 in those blocks.
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New York
Johnny Layton
Willie Hoppe
Layton
Hoppe
Davis J. Watsili N
Sports Editors
Whitney
Wassak
Peter Wrack
Bobashela
Standings Highlight PPE Valley League Totals
The PPE Valley League shows waterloo, Ottumwa, and Moline among teams with win loss records. Waterloo 8 1, Burlinton 7 2, Ottumwa 4 5, Marshwn 4 4, Rapids 3 6, Moline 4 5, Dubuque 2 5, Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown and Rock Island with varied results. Yesterday's results include Waterloo defeating Moline and Dubuque over Rock Island, with Burlington and Cedar Rapids posting wins or losses in the schedule.
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PPE Valley League
Pet Wy L. Pet
Waterlon
Burl'ta
Ishiad
Ottumwa
Marsh
Rapids
Rock Island and Ottumwa Win In Overtime Games
Rock Island defeated Burlington 2 to 1 in twelve innings as three singles and a squeeze attempt produced the winning run. Burlington left bases loaded in the ninth. two-base hits credited to Andre Munloft and Parker provided key offense in a pitching duel. Umpires Wright and Price. Time 2 20.
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Rock Island
Hawks
Burlington
Bees
DY Swanson
Robinson
of Andre
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Stockton
Kabarec
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Rowland
Dane
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Rossenbach
Smith
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Williams
Hans
Galatzer
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Mun
Loft
Savant
Swanson 'O Ens
Howland
Willams
Rocks Island
Wright
Price
Micen
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Aunnies
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Suggs
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White
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Eueever
Milies
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Messatri
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Rass
Tsrey
Burris
Parsott
Thome
Taylor
Disel
Linedemann
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Tindemann
Jansen
Peacocks Aim for Senior Day Return in Big Upper Iowa Game
After a 6 to 0 loss at Cedar Falls to the State Teachers College team, the Upper Iowa Peacocks prepare for a Monday home game. Coach Dorman likely keeps the same lineup Cayou and Simek as battery Gutches Crandall Kiple Herrling infield and Dooley Jellings Johnson in the outfield. This marks three straight home games against Teachers Platteville Normal and Central before another road swing.
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Fayette
State’ Teachers College
Upper Towa Peacocks
Upper Iowa
Dorman
Cedar Falls
Cayou
Simek
Battery
Gutches
Crandall
Kiple
Herrling
Dooley
Jellings
Johnson
Peacocks
Platteville Normal
Central
Hank and Bob Called Em for Fun of It
The late Bob Cannefax, former three time billiard champion, was a colorful figure in the sport world. He was a tough competitor in matches, fighting for every point. The piece recalls a scene with Augir Keickhofer where Cannefax miscuing a shot led to a seated return and a surprising finish.
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Hank
Bob
Bob Cannefax
Competitin
Augir Keickhofer
Rusi
Paul Whan
Reb
Ma O'Day
pHhe Sane Ting
Cubs
Tutors Beat Central 19 To 9 In Cedar Falls May 12
Cedar Falls May 12 Tutors trailed Central for five innings then exploded with offense, defeating Central 19 to 9 in a high scoring game. Crossed the plate as state traders, the Tutors showcased a late surge to secure the win.
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Central
Cedar Falls
Preakness Purse Goes to Whitney Entry by a Nose
Victorian's Derby odds shift after Preakness. Reigh Count remains a heavy favorite for the Derby. Nassak, Zev, and Distraction see fluctuating futures while Sun Beat and Strolling Player also adjust. Notre Dame defeats Coe College 7 to 5 on eight Notre Dame errors.
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Preakness
Whitney
Ike W Nassak
Reigh Count
Nassak
Notre Dame
COE
Golf as Champions Play It El Paso
A concise note from El Paso highlights champions playing golf with focus on skill and style. The piece centers on competitive play and local club activity, mentioning notable players and events in a brief card format.
Larry Nabholtzadyen Champion 128 Years Noted in Pro Circle
The passage highlights Larry Nabholtza dyen as a nationally known professional champion. It counsels golfers to avoid looking up at water hazards and to focus on the shot line between current stance and target.
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Larry Nabholtza Dyen
Gold Vase Meet Under Way At Sandwich Links
Two American amateurs Johnny McHugh and Joshua Crane entered the St Georges Gold Vase tournament which began at 9 am amid a cold wind at St Georges course Sandwich England. The event is limited to amateurs with notable British entrants including Roger Wethered J A Torrence and Perkins, the top amateur scorer in the British Open.
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Sandwich
Eng
St. Georges
St. George's
America
Johnny McHugh
Joshua Crane
Roger Wethered
J. A. Torrence
Perkins
Hagen Prepares to Tour Europe After Open Victory
Walter Hagen, fresh British Open champion at Sandwich with a 292 total, plans a European tour including Berlin Vienna and the Riviera after arriving by ship. British press lauds his comeback and notes he defeated Archibe Compston 18 down earlier, while Gene Sarazen finished second with 294.
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Sandwich
Eng
U.R
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Compston
Hagen
Hoylake
Gene Sarazen
Percy Alliss
Berlin
Haig
Vienna
Riviera
London
Glenna Collett
The
Times
Little Eight League Plans Booster Affair Opens Season
West Union Iowa May 12 At a meeting here yesterday Little Eight league managers decided a booster program at Calmar Sunday June 3 will open the league season. All teams will play there on that date. The league makeup is not yet fixed but the towns will be named next week.
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West Union
Calmar
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