Hawks Lose to Marshalltown in Sunday Baseball
Waterloo Hawks fall 9 to 4 before a record crowd as Marshalltown dominates with strong pitching and timely hitting. Dan Lindner leads Weeden's squad but costly errors and a late rally by Marshalltown seal the win. Forsythe and Pezdirtz contribute for the Hawks with scattered singles and an early run.
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Links
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Waterloo Tap
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Olsee
Mel Ewan
Lembke
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McEwan
Worth
Poorman
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Oie
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Lenahhan
Olser
Alphonse-Gaston
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Olsen
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McGoldrick
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Anl
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Mullen
Wurth
Groft
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Perdirtz
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Hamilton
Shiver
Yayogan ‘Pezelriz
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Tuck Out
Isa
Pedersen
Referee Rules On Baseball Plays And Fouls
The article discusses disputed baseball decisions including safe or out calls, fouls, catcher interactions, and runner safety. It references batter strikes, base runners, and forced outs, noting the need to decide rules and correct calls. It ends with a note to contact sports editor Charles for clarification and stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
Wise Team Defeats Quasqueton in 11 to 4 Victory
Wise baseball team defeated Quasqueton 11 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Key moments came from home runs by Leitman and Finger. Quasqueton pitcher Duke Hollenbeck, once with Waterloo Central and Oelwein, struggled. Foster caught, with Wally Manahl and Hoffman delivering solid relief for Waterloo.
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Motor Compa
Quasqueton
Wise Club
Ieitman
Finger
Duke Hollenbeck
Quasquetan
Hollenbeck
Waterloo Central Association
Oelwein
Foster
Wally Manahl
Waterloo
Hoffman
Adland
A Comic Strip in Type J McEvoy January Tales
A fragmented diary style entry chronicles a comic strip in Type J by J P McEvoy dated January through March. The narrator records snippets about characters, daily events, and emotional states, noting writing blocks and fatigue. The text includes references to Harold, Mary, and a failed attempt at a daily entry, ending with a censored Associated press protection note.
The Laws of Golf Q and A from 1923 newspaper
A historical Q and A on golf rules questions by Innis Brown from 1923. It covers penalties for grounding clubs on putting greens, ball replacements after lost balls, strokes in match play, and how penalties affect holes and disqualification rules. It invites readers to send questions for prompt answers.
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Golf
Innis Brown
Conwright
Sol Sleister
Trey
Tip for the round from a veteran on maintaining eye on ball
A veteran cites frequent missteps as body leads the swing causing tops and mishits. He warns that keeping eyes on the ball reduces topping, noting timing and position as key to smoother shots. A dated caution echoes practice guidance from golf instruction.
Johnson Wins By Decision In Lodge Bout
Havana May 14 The national boxing commission awarded Black Johnson the decision in his May 6 bout with Farmer Lodge. The fight ended in the fourth round after Lodge complained of a foul and doctors noted groin and rib hits that forced him to retire. Lodge returns to Minnesota. Johnson's next match is set for Jack Thompson, a fellow heavyweight.
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Sectian
Tanner
Havana
National’ Boxing Commission
Johnson
Farmer Lodge
Lodge
Althe Lodge
Minnesota
Jack Thompson
Boxing star and boxing notes mix with aviation news
A fragmentary sports roundup mentions European heavyweight boxing chatter with Mike Tigur and guests of the Affiliated Irish Society of America. It notes Paris heavyweight injury from a lion bite and comments from Jack Dempsey on New York results. Also references aviation Grand Prix entries and baseball talk from Miller Huggins and Detroit optimism.
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Aero Club of France
Germany
Sinssia
New York
Mike Tigur
Raithine Sik
Kago
Irish Society of America
Paris
Han Salt Lake C
Willard
Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Detroit
Tr Cabb
Miller Huggins
The
Yanks
Bure
Willard Firpo bout plans loom after strong show
New York May 14 Jess Willard and Lats Firpo, both survivors of the heavyweight carnival, are slated for a June 20 meeting under Tex Rickard’s plan to stage a major bout. Willard’s fitness and willingness to fight soon are uncertain, with talks centering on a possible later date or a delayed comeback. Firpo’s impressive performance has him favored for a match, possibly as a lead into a Dempsey defense.
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Walsh
International News
New York
Jess Willard
Cnd
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Tex Rickard
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Boll
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Reddy
Willard
Fioyd Johnson
Wirna
Jack McAuliffe
Tiekiuml
White Willard
Env
Los Angeles
Jhot
Willis
Xo Ove
Marty Wills
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Floyd John Sen
Standings and results across multiple baseball leagues
National League New York Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn and others led in various games. American League Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington St. Louis Boston and others played with rain delays noted. American Association and Western League schedules showed multiple scores, postponements, and rain impacted contests across cities such as Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Toledo Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines Tulsa and Sioux City.
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
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Dubuque
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Rock Istana
Chicago U. New York
Brooklyn
Cieionaak
Mekekckohia
Boxton
St. Paul
Johnson and Wilard Rivalry After Defeats
The piece notes Wilard defeating Johnson and discusses Johnson's potential rebound. It recalls DeForest shaping Dempsey and Firpo’s short rise, implying Johnson has heart and may return as a contender if he learns to hit. The tone is speculative about future boxing prospects.
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Pirpo
Bill Brennan
DeForest
Dempsey
Firpo
Wioxd Johnson
Evver
Willard
Johnson
College Baseball Saturday Scores Roll In
Saturday results show Illinois topped by Icchiacara six to three while Washington edged Oklahoma six to three. Lorola defeated uli fi Navy and Athinesota beat Stanford. Arizona snapped Kansas State Mississippi three. Fridley slate saw Purdue win thirteen to two over Northwestern and Nebraska beat Ames three to zero. Kansas defeated Missouri three to one. Morningside faced Des Moines U in morning rain delays with several games postponed.
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Jalmer
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Morningside
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U.ain
Cedar Rapids Beats Dubuque 3-2 In Pitchers Duel
Cedar Rapids defeated Dubuque 3-2 in a pitching duel as Jacobs blanked the visitors until the eighth. Nobles scored on Rye's error and Oster's triple. Dubuque added a ninth inning run on Young's sacrifice and a Speas-Hissler sequence.
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Dubuque
Jacobs
Oster
Nobias
Walden
Rye
Schaeffer
Young
Speas
Hissler
Hunnies
Dunique
Jon Crengros
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Nouag, Jr
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Moore
Iy Aldo
S . Williams
Conneeghan
Abrwtpoan
iMakeover
Schaefter
Armstrorte
Delaney
Jacobs T
Conneshan
Weecott
Fishing Boom Hits Iowa As Season Opens Tonight
Des Moines May 14 Midnight marks the opening of the 1924 fishing season in Iowa following a favorable winter and spring. State officials anticipate excellent angling statewide due to restocking and clean streams. Dealers report rising interest and soaring prices for expensive rods reels while anglers adopt light tackle and barbless flies to ease releases.
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Des Moines
Izaak Walton
Iowa
State Fish and Game Department
Middlewest
Izaak Wallon League of America
Islanders take pair from Ottumwa with four homers
Rock Island won both ends of a Sunday doubleheader in Ottumwa Iowa scoring many runs on errors. Ollard Swenson Islander third baseman hit a home run, contributing to a 6 to 4 win in the opener and a 9 to 4 victory in the nightcap.
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Nelson
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Dempsey
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Vanda
Thomason
Swenson
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Smith
Aarondo
Jones
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Otani
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Basi
Siwenson
Ath
Mutitici
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Norton
Yanda
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Gaugler
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Meyer
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Schuster
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Cuutgler
Xen Bayete
Ottumwa
Tord Dempsey
Eenson
Mattick
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Smith_i
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wGreer
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Islanders
Ollard Swenson
Des Moines U Takes Owa Conference Go
Des Moines University won the second Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association track meet at its stadium, scoring 60.5 points. Simpson College led runners up with 41, Morning Side 21 for third. Buena Vista 19. Penn 16.5. Iowa Wesleyan 13. Parsons 5. St Ambrose 1. Luther and State Teachers did not appear. Houser of Penn led with two firsts and a third totaling 12 points. Rocho of Des Moines, Barren of Buena Vista, and Cameron of Morning Side each had 10 points.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Luther
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Bareron
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Big League Play Tightens Race In Both Leagues
The article notes leaders in the American and National leagues hold tight margins as crucial games approach. Yankees face stiff Tigers opposition as Cleveland widens its gap. Giants hold a strong NL lead with few losses. Heilmann extends hit streak. Williams and Ruth trade homers as hot bats fuel late-season ambitions.
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Bel
New York Yankees
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Warry Heilmann
Yank
Coyeleskie
Cleveland Indians
Washington
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Urban Shocker
Ken Williams
St. Louis
Boston
Iowa Beats Chicago U as Brookins Sets 220 Yard Hurdles Record
Iowa defeated Chicago University 97 to 38 in a dual meet. Charles Brookins broke his own world record by running the 220 yard low hurdles in 12.3 seconds with four watches verifying. Iowa also set a university mark in the broad jump as Jones leaped 22 feet 10.25 inches.
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Iowa City
Charles Brookins
Iowa
Chicago
Brooking
Iowa University
Maroons
Jones
Hawks Fans hail Mullen and Storm in Iowa game report
Waterloo center fielder Larry Mullen and pitcher Horace Storm star as Hawks drop a tough 14 inning loss. Mullen shows defensive range with six errors per season potential and a two bagger on a failed triple. Storm pitches through a bleeding finger, holding Marshalltown to two runs as Waterloo fights back.
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Charles
Larry’ Mullen
Waterloo
Horace
Bully’ Storm
Marshalltown
Strom
Mullen
Brown
Hawks
Seniors of West High Win Home Track Meet
West high senior trackmen decisively won the home track meet with 55 points. Sophomores 36, juniors 6, freshmen 17. Aaron Miller led with 11 1/2 points, while Northey won high hurdles and Sweitzer took the half mile. Junger ran 100 yards in 11 seconds, and Pasch claimed the 440. Senior relay finished in 1 44 21. Three tied for high jump. Leighton led pole vault.
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Aaron Miller
Northey
Sweitzer
Junger
Grazer
Pasch
Wilson
Burns
Smith
Tleigate
Leighton
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