Waterloo Hawks Rout Burlington Bees In Burlington Game
The Waterloo Hawks crushed the Burlington Bees 13 to 2 in a washday crowd. Three homers by O'Shea Kneai and Lewis highlighted a rout as Claude Willoughby held Burlington to four hits and none after the third inning.
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Kuehl
Burlington
Waterloo
Dixon
Jordan
Knoll
Kay Knuckler
Claude Willoughby
John O’shea
Chris Kneai
Kewpie Lewis
Burlington Swarm
Hawk
Clarke
Mullen
O’shea
Freddie Schulz
Grant
Finkler
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Freddie
Lewis
Gitlin
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Ove
Winnifer Tribune
Ollie Finkter Yresterdar
Chicago
Another Candidate for Derby Honors Faces the Experts
Louisville May 13 report on the Kentucky derby favored horses with Mad Play Transmute and Nellie Morse noted. Black Gold as a top western favorite faces the barrier while weather and track conditions loom ahead of Saturday’s race. Beau Butler Altawood Chilhawee Black Gold vie for the 126 pounds weight. Also news that Tennis star Lanzlen is ill and may not defend her three French championships in Paris.
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Lernational News Wire
Louisville
Nellie Morse
Transmute
Tun
Bracadale
Inman
Beau Butler
Lenglen
Tavis
Suxanner Lanzlen
Nice
L'Auto
Paris
Tilden May Yet Be on Davis Cup Team
The national champion William Tilden may remain on the Davis Cup team as the USTA considers moving him from amateur to professional. George W. Wightman of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association plans to urge a special meeting of the executive committee to review the new player writer rule and Tilden’s status. He said Tilden would resign only if the meeting upholds the interpretation.
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Pocket Billiard Expert Here Yesterday's Results
American League games featured Brooklyn and Cincinnati 4 to 1, St Louis 8 to New York 4, and Boston-Pittsburgh rainouts. American Association saw Toledo 8 Kansas City 2 and Milwaukee 6 at Cocimburg 4. St Paul Louisville 6 Minneapolis 4. Indianapolis 3. Western League results included St Joseph 4 and Omaha 12 Des Moines 4. Denver 14 Lincoln 3. Tulsa and Wenita listed.
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Local Youths Win Points in College Track Jousts
Tito Waterloo college athletes scored for their schools in track meets Saturday. Harold Owen of West High tied for first in the nose vault at 10 feet with Ames partner Myers in the Ames dual with 4thigan Ags. G simald Bender of Hast High finished third in the two mile run in the Chicago dual. Phelps of Town led, Bourke of Chicago second.
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Myers
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4Thigan Ags
Gsimald Bender
Chicago
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Town
Bourke
Prank Kid Dugan Prize Highlights and Other Boxing Notes
Memphis reports Prank Kid Dugan earned a decision at eight rounds with Hobby Greene of San Antonio. Pittisburghe M-farry Greb and Johnny Titman drew in a round. Des Moines notes high scores at the gun club event, with D W Russell third and 437 fourth. Aurora’s Vicerne Sona, Gaoreman, and others listed for upcoming matches.
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Milwauken
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Schaeffer
Chicaze
Billy Wa Oare
Mike Conray
New York
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Ottumwa Beats Marshalltown in Season Opener
Ottumwa Cardinals win their first game of the season defeating Marshalltown 4 to 0. Key moments include Blunt's home run and Ford's RBI hit scoring Heath with the winning run in the ninth. Pitcher details note Hamilton earning the win.
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Cardinals
Marshalltown
Blunt
John Dillon
Wase
Ford
Heath
Nike
Marsha
Great Western Shops at Celwein to field ball nine this year
Celwein shops will field a 1922 baseball team with Louis Lange as manager. Key players from St. Joseph and Washburn College are expected to join for the summer, aiming to build on last season’s modest record. Lonborg and Mattern are noted former industrial league players among the lineup.
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Spetinki
Chienze Crear Western
Louis Lanenberg
Iing
LO Bel
St. Joseph
Washburn College
Topeka
Van
Great Western
John Londborg
University of Ratsas
Fred Wiisinger
Waterton
Dubuque ‘Lippi
Sunny Side Golf Club Weekend Strokes Register
Over 50 golfers graced Hetlon At Su side for a Sunny Side Club event. Chandler, McVoy, and McMurlane posted solid scores while McCoy’s $4 lowest-in-career tally included a birdie four. Other matches featured Cropper, Verguson, and Daum in tight contests as the course notes wind and tee conditions.
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Puntey Club Boks
Chandler
Dow
BR. McVoy
W. McMurlane
Cory
Anne
Sania
Sunnyside
McCoy
Miss Wills Faces Europe Ahead in Olympic Tilt
18 year old American tennis star Miss Wills prepares to depart for Europe tomorrow with her mother. She aims to wrest the Olympic championship from Suzanne Lenglen of France, a match seen as a clash with the famed Frenchwoman. Wills recently resumed practice at the W Club after a week’s rest ahead of the trip.
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France
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Carpentier Set to Return to America for Harvest Bouts
Georges Carpentier, rich and popular, sails into New York to negotiate bouts with Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney. Promoters prepare to fight over his services as Curley and Fitzsimmons press claims in Michigan City May 31. Tom Gibbons to referee Olympic eliminations aboard the U S S Commodore.
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America
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Gene Tunney
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Chicago
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St. Paul
Coburn Chosen 1924 President of Byrnes Park Club
Byrnes Park Golf club officers for the coming season were elected at a Greater Waterloo association meeting. BE W Coburn was chosen president with Del Johnson as vice president and Dr Fred R Debe as secretary and treasurer. Directors include C H Howard John A Zook and Walter W Wreehorn. Membership limited to 125. Clubhouse near Byrnes links to open this week with Water loo Boy Scouts acting as caddies.
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Greater Waterloo Association
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Offiscers
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Byrnes Links
Boy Scouts of Waterloo
Raymond Nine Opens Baseball Year With Oran Sunday
Raymond Louisiana reports the 1924 Raymond baseball team organized to open the season at Oran on Sunday with a return game set for May 28. D C Burnside is manager as strong local players join a slated schedule aimed at home games when Mississippi Valley Teague clashes are absent.
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Oran
Raymond Club
D. C. Burnside
Waterloo
Iowa
Golf swing aid described by Horton with left wrist action
Inside Golf presents a drill by Chester G. Horton illustrating how to keep the left wrist from breaking during the swing. The piece emphasizes not letting the left forearm pronate, keeping the back of the left hand away, and tucking the left arm close to the body as the club rises. Copyright John F. Dille Co.
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West High Girls Prepare For Track Classic Saturday
West High girls set for the first annual track and field meet on Locust street athletic field Saturday afternoon. Miss Vac Ross leads the program with eight events including high jump hop step and jump shot put 220 relay 49 yard dash 60 yard hurdles basketball distance throw and baseball distance throw. A large number of West High athletes entered with excellent marks across events.
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Locust Street
Vac Ross
Wise Ue Keen Showdown in Track Events Raises Interest
Experimental track meet draws attention as Wise Ue Keen competes in distance and sprint events. Teams expect sharp times and potential records with new coaching strategies and a strong field.
James J. Jat Declared Bankrupt by Court
James J. Jat former heavyweight champion was freed to start over after discharge from debts by Judge McCormick. He was previously adjudged bankrupt on February 38 1999 with listed assets of 130 950 and abilities of 392 798.
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