God Fight Cards Set by Local Promoters
Promoters lining up stacked events headline a week of boxing at Electric Park and the Baseball Park Estday. Joe Knipp headlines as a rising middleweight with a series of six and eight round bouts against Jimmy Nuss and Jack Schoendorf, while Lou Rollinger faces Brauchie in a heavyweight clash. Nuss and Knipp are praised for recent showings, Brauchie is noted for past big fights, and the card promises hard punching action with several bouts shaping a busy evening.
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Lou Rollinger
Jack Brauchle
Electric Park
Jimmy Nuss
Joe Knipp
Baseball Park
Bift
Anta
Knipp
Knip
Nuge
Kansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jos Knipp
Jack Schoendorf
Milwaukee Fox
Willie Stribling
Brauchie
Rollinger
al A McCay
Chuck Lambert
St. Paul
Waverly Nine Wins 10-0 Over Clute Grocery Nine
Waverly Indiana May 14 Spental Waverly baseball team defeated Clute Grocery nine of Waterloo here Sunday 10 to 0 Allenstein pitched good ball for the winners allowing only six scattered hits Landau and Sheppard were touched for 10 safeties Waverly scored one run in the game
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Waverly
Spental
Clute Grocery
Waterloo
Allenstein
Landau
Sheppard
Me" Waverly
Clute overpower Waverly with big seventh inning rally
In a game described as one sided, Clute scored five runs in the seventh after accumulating two runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Waverly committed six errors as Rice and Wilson formed Clute’s catching battery with Day ton on the mound. Cook umpired.
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Waverly
Rice
Wilson
Clute
Dayton
Cook
Dubuque Tops Rock Island In Ten Inning Battle 8 6
In Rock Island, Dubuque won an extra inning game 8 to 6 after ten innings. Oster earned the win for Dubuque while Waytula took the loss for Rock Island as Dubuque pulled ahead with late runs and solid pitching. The game featured two base hits by Schisicher Keyes Meyers and multiple fielding plays.
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Dubuque
Rock Island
Iti
Gray
Oster
Omaite
Hong - Oe
Altho
Joan Wield
Bay
Johnson
Lange
Jenking
Hyde
Wee
Schleicher
Rt Hinton
Delanay
Anson
Gsonnel
Moore
Phelan
Meyers
Abrh
Poar Faller
Souter
Kessl
Keyes
Hasselmsan
Walsh
Irwin
Dorsey
OH Wartula
Totala
Dubuqua
Igo2tl
OKO
Schisicher
Delaney
Arm Strong
Kkessl
Zaller
Keost
Radloff
Waytula
Gill
Radio 1
Raloff
Oster bin
Ostar
Ware
Mike Sexton
Tie
Rock Island-Dubuque
Sexton
Sanc the
Fang
Hawks shake up lineup as players changed
The Hawks bench Floyd Wastphal and Schwarz and replace Dill with Jonin as catcher. Ottumwa second baseman adds a finger injury ruling him out, while Moline opens a series with Lybuque and Schollenberger plans a three-frplends appeal.
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Ottumwa
Johny Dill
Jotin
Lybuque
Jimmy! Schollenberger
Jimmy
Rapids Volleyball Team Third in National Meet
Pittsburgh Central capped a flawless run to win the third international YMCA volleyball tournament title by defeating Germantown 15 12 14 16 15 12. Cedar Rapids and Oil City Bouts followed as Cedar Rapids took semis and Oil City placed third after two losses.
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Pittsburgh
Germantown
Pittsburgh Central
German Town
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oil Guy
Chicago U Baseball Team to Tour Japan
University of Chicago baseball plans a fourth trip to Japan this fall under athletic director A. A. Stagg. Details on dates and opponents were not provided in the excerpt.
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Chicago U
Japan
Chicago
University At Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Japanese scholar Abe invites Sapuc to visit through Sturg cable
Sturg sent a cablegram to Waseda University extending an invitation from the Japanese arrival committee. Prof Abe, who issued the invitation, is known as the father of such baseball promotion in Japan.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Elgct Straigh
Karnes
Didier
Heath
Ford
Kiel
Dill Brothers
Mattich
Sturg
Waseda University
Accapunp
Fa Abe
Sapuchese Baseball
Uke Rae Fa Jap
Moline Suffered Defeat in Cedar Rapids Tilt
Cedar Rapids beat Moline 11 to 1 as Oaks and Govney led a strong offensive showing. Sudbrook limited Moline to two hits with timely hits including a Govney homer and Collins two runs batted in.
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Cedar Rapids
Authur Jacobs
Bunnies
Udbrook
Colling
Govney
Roy
Sudbrook
Camp Flab Benson
Do Swanson
Ssaynes
We Willemn
Roberts
Speas
Swanson
Homerun
Collins
Strick
Jacobs
Sudbpooth
Bas
Sudbronk
Wit
DY Tehar
Double Prey
Cooney
Swoon
Whitman
Severeld
Hisvoit
Lida
University of Iowa Summer Session Dates Announced
The University of Iowa schedules a first summer session from June 9 to July 18 with convocation on July 18, followed by a second term starting July 21 and running until August 22. Registration ends June 5 for the first session.
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University OF Owa
Towa
Interstate athletic carnival to feature golf tennis and track
Four conference schools Columbia Luther College Valparaiso University and LaCrosse State Normal will compete in a full day of events at Columbus College. The schedule centers on the second Western Interstate conference track meet with golf and tennis rounds integrated into the program.
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Duhneue
Columbus College
Columbia
Luther College
Valparaiso University
LaCrosse State Normal
Columbia Tennis Meet And Golf Match Set For Weekend
Two teams from Columbia and nearby colleges prepare for a four corner tennis clash and a dual golf meet at the Unks of the Duque Country club. Officials note the events run concurrently with preliminary matches leading to a conference championship.
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Columbia
Cemedi
Thesa Roalelias
Columbia Vottere
Debnid
Duque Country Club
East High golf meet first round pairings announced
The East High golf meet schedules first round pairings with players listed and byes given. Matches include Kilgore versus Rite, Cone versus Kterner, Markham versus Klug, Townsend versus Connord, and others. The article notes byes for Reisner Leiftking Silett and mentions unrelated household topics.
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East High
East Nigh
Nilgore
Woeddéer
W. Reisner
H. Leiftking
Silett
B. Kilgore
A. Rite C. Tine
Eon
Wo Kterner
I, Markham
Wid i. Klug
M. ‘Townsend
Je Connord
Bo” Caine
R. Dawson
L. Spears
J. Casey
P., Brown
Ll. Gunstead
BR. Johnson
Coburn
R. Fox
K.i Smith
W. Carroll
Wo. Wonder
Minnesota Coach Uncovers Classy Football Timber
Minnesota coach identifies likely contenders for the Gophers fall varsity squad after weeks of practice. Clarence Schutte, Hob Poylin, Glen Borcendale, and Eldon Mason are noted as strong prospects for the backfield and quarterback roles. The report highlights defensive ends, wingmen, and a pair of new ends uncovered during spring drills at the University of Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Maggies
Univeralty of
Minnesota
Foramost Ia Oas
Fandh
Leata Suete Collaga
Clarence Schutte
Hari
Natlk
Schutte
Gwo
Bud Spaulding
Tyes
Soma
Hob Poylin
Glen Borcendale
Likley
Mast
Eldon Mason
Mingednellis North
Sna Ifehl
Flo
G. BR. Fisher
Joe Gordon
Lnckfield
Cubs and White Sox Add Veteran Coaches and Players
Ray Wheeler and Grorgs Putele Yeavelage lead a crowded roster hopeful for a Regan berth while Tom Needham joins the White Sox coaching staff under Manager Eyres. Cubs star Karl Tollacher returns to the lineup as pinch hitter and expected regular at shortstop, with Canty games in Chicago looming.
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Regan Berth
Ray Wheeler
Grorgs ‘Putele
Tre Pei Yeavelage
Charles Mort
Last Stet
Nowe Doyle
Ie Menahee
Bage TE
Sahalenvekl
Aleh
Cubs
Canty
Chicago
Tomer. Lom
Reds Rally Past Giants to Narrow National Lead
In a pivotal late-season clash, the Cincinnati Reds surged to a win over the New York Giants, boosting their pace in the National League standings. Star pitcher Clyde Averill delivered steady work as the Reds pulled ahead with timely hitting and aggressive baserunning.
Oelwein High Nine Set For Two Games This Weekend
Oelwein high school baseball faces two weekend games against Maynard and Dunkerton after beating both teams earlier. Dunkerton lost 4 to 0 and Maynard 11 to 8 as Oelwein seeks fifth game results amid earlier 12 errors and improved hitting.
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Oelwein
Fla
10 Famous Americans Bust in Hall of Fame
In New York on May 18 the busts of 11 famous Americans will be unveiled at New York University Hall of Fame. The figures include John Inns, PHILP Brooks, Gamnel Cleotens Mark Twain, Petar Looper, James Buchanan Hads, Joncon Jenry, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, William T. G. Morton, and Altes Freeman Palmer.
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New York
New York University
John Inns
Philp Brooks
Gamnel Cleotens
Mark Twain
Petar Looper
James Buchanan Hads
Joncon Jenry
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
William T. G. Morton
Altes Freeman Palmer
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Floyd Wastphal
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