Waterloo Takes Two From Runs in Cedar Rapids Series
Rock Island, May 1, 1913. Waterloo Hawks win two of three against Cedar Rapids with strong hitting from Johnny Rice and Mondino. Clarke starts rally and Hawk defense shines as Waterloo climbs road trip, while Andy Anderson injures for opener.
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Rock Island
Resh
Cedar Rapids
Piaceds
Ledger
Cellug Dixon
Islanders
Hawks
Watering
Faco
Waterloo
Andy Anderson
Decorah
Jim Grant
Portsider
Girdles
Indiana
Smiles Lamanski
Fredumier
Clarke
Gmely
Kleve- Wow
Dutch Whiley
Hamilton
Kaplan
Joe Widmar
WKS
Tul
Red Namilton
Geek
Rice
Worthington
Irin
Grant
Maier
Waterson
Mather
Amoo
White
Keck
Edwards
Avines
Mondino
Grane
Rudlef
Bunnies
Waterloo Tio
Cedar Rapins
Shields
Nawmilton
Aut Mann
Johnny Rice
Toulles
Battle Over A Historic Schoolhouse Sparks Yankee Feud
In Sterling Massachusetts and Newport New Hampshire locals clash over a historic schoolhouse once tied to Mary and her lamb tale. Henry Ford’s purchase of the cornerstones ignites rival claims backed by prominent families as towns dispute ownership and sentiment.
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Mary
Sterling
Mass
Newport
N. H
Joe Knipp Fights Hansen Next Week at Electric Park
Waterloo boxer Joe Knipp faces Frankie Hansen of Cedar Rapids in a six round main bout at Electric Park next Tuesday evening. Hansen recently drew with Sam Brown of Davenport. Earlier, Dakota Kid of Waterloo battled Tomie Fulton of Cedar Rapids to a six round draw. In prelims Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids defeated Alvin Belo of Waterloo by technical knockout after Belo faltered.
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Joe Kninn
Willameel
Frankie Hansen
Cedar: Rapids
Electric Park
Hansen
Sam Brown
Davenport
Dakota Kid
Waterloo
Tomie Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Dakota Kid Tost
Lawa Joe Rive
Alvin Belo
Alexander
Rivers
Bale
Hig
Kid Johnson
Chuck Wall
Greesy
Women Athletes at Town State Teachers Hold Meets
Cedar Falls May 15 AP Women students from the physical education department of Town State Teachers college will hold baseball archery tennis field and track and swimming meets next week. The events are directed by the Women's Athletic Association. In track freshmen to seniors will compete in shot put high jump broad jump 40 and 40 yard relays. Ten baseball and archery teams entered and tennis and swimming draw the largest entries with about 200 participants.
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Cedar Falls
Physical Education Department
Town State Teachers College
Women's Athletic Association
Golfers Magazine Scenic Golf Tour Returns This Year
Golfers Magazine will run its two week scenic golf tour from mid July to August 15, starting in Chicago. The trip travels west through the Rocky Mountain district with stops at Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. The circuit includes courses in about two dozen states and one Canadian province with accommodations around 350. Obtain full details from Golfers Magazine, Chicago.
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Golfers Magazine
Chicago
Rocky Mountain District
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Stribling Stakes Claim With Win and Title Shot Planned
Georgia’s Stribling defeats Johnny Risko in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden to position for a June 10 light heavyweight title clash with Paul Berlenbach. Risko showed grit, but Stribling’s jabs and smashing rights kept him in retreat, while Stribling’s brother Herbie won a six round preliminary over Joe Werther.
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New York
Georgia
Tiger Flowers
King Ins W. le
Young
Maatson Square
Barden
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Paul Berlenbach
Risko
Herlenbach
Asi
Stribling
Jadvantage
Herbie Stribling
William L
Joe Werter
Herbie
Moline Tops Ottumwa 12 to 1 in MV Game Friday
Moline slugged out 13 hits to steamroll Ottumwa 12 to 1 in the MV game Friday. Swartz powered the Plowboys with three doubles while Bohannon allowed five hits. Bartlett added two doubles as Moline built a big lead, then held off late Ottumwa rally.
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Ottumwa
Sb Swanson
Ata Andre
Bartlett
Schollenberger
Guppy
Swarts
Bohanns
Ates
Wilson
Saltagaver
Comazzie
Parsons
Delaney
Siatth
Surditur
Marloti
Johnsen
Os Ott Herking
Kohwe
Y ‘Anderson
Roluwe
Antire
Shollenberger
Swart
Kannan
Minchatt Bee
Zebra
Johnson
Kolwe
Rohannan
Rokannan
Charles City Golf Club Plans Country Club
Charles City Iowa May 13 Golf club officers and fans met at the GLA Thursday evening and formed tentative plans for a country club. The club will limit to 100 local members at 100 per share with 25 percent signing at the initial meeting. Non residents may join without limit and honorary membership will be offered at a lower price. The city boasts a four nine hole wolf course with natural bunkers, two streams and bluffs promising a stiff game for fans.
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Charles City
Golf ‘Club
G.a. Gla
Wisconsin Man Should Win Javelin at Big Ten Classic
Robert Kreuz of the University of Wisconsin, praised as a top west javelin thrower, posted 42 feet 3 inches at the Ohio relays and 191 feet 9 inches for second at Penn. He is favored to win the Western Conference Mile at Iowa City on May 28 and 29.
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Iowa City
Robert Kreuz
University of Wisconsin
West
Ohio
Winnie
Penn
Iowa Igity
Revision of 1926 Church Baseball Schedule Announced
W J Richardson league manager announces a revised 1926 church baseball schedule after two teams withdraw. Churches represented include Trinity, Grace M N, First M21, First Brethren, St Pauls, Northminster Presbyterian, Burton Avenue Baptists, and First Presbyterian. Games begin next Monday at Cellar Ripurl with 30 innings per game and two umpires per church. The first-round ends July 2, followed by a six-team second round starting July 7 based on percentages from the 6th round.
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Me iStalay
W. J. Richardson
Trinity Joutieran
Grace M.N
First Brethren
St. Paul’s
Northminster ‘Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptists
First Presbyterian
Cellar Ripurl
Trinity Twutherand
Grace M. E
First M
Barton Avenue Baptist
Northminster Presbyterian
St. Paul's MT. Ib
Gins
Pole vault to headline Big Ten meet May 28 29
Iowa City May 11 Special reports that less than one foot below the height won at the 1924 Olympic Games marks the Big Ten pole vault record in contention. Jack Boyles from Town and Prout Michigan tied at the height in a dual meet. Roth Nartarop Barnes and White of Illinois also posted 12 8 performances as candidates for the conference mark at Town City. Brownell of vners senle 12 tet 2 inches in 1828 for the present record.
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Iowa Guty
Jack Boyles
University of Town and Prout
Michigan
Roth
Nartarop
Barnes
White
Illinois
Town City
Brownell
Vners
Standings and results from yesterday's globes games
Mississippi and Cincinnati lead with scattered results as rain and weather constrain play. Teams like New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Columbus and Toledo show partial scores while Des Moines, Tulsa and Wichita post wins in a day of limited action with several games postponed.
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Mississippi
Wales
Niews Prwcae Trekker
Foremen to Host Banquet for Bowlers and Cagers
Winds Central shop foremen here plan a banquet at Bishop's before Thursday for railroad basketball and bowling teams. Committees led by Johnson, Dall, and Feisner coordinate the event. Bowlers won the Commercial league crown while basketball team led the industrial league and won the amateur title.
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Winds Central
Bishop's Cifetoria
de Johnson
Waryy Dall
Adolph Feisner
Iowa Conference Meet Scheduled at Drake Relays
The Iowa Conference meet moves from Indianola to Drake Relays with events beginning Friday May 1. Coaches and athletic directors approved a change to Friday with preliminaries in the morning and finals at 2 PM. Schools like Simpson Buena Vista and Morningside are expected to challenge Pedagons and Sedge Falls for team points.
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Iuielu
Tagla
Simpson College
Line Drake Sladiwin
Stampson
Grover G. Hawk
Bean
Entierance
Flank
Teachers College
Pirsons
Simpson
Buena VG
Morningside
Seder Falls
Canferedes
Nashua High Wings Win Waukon Invitation Meet
Nashua High track team won the Waukon invitation meet yesterday with 3 points. Decorah placed second with 28 and Waukon third with 26. Other teams scoring included Hazleton, Cresco, Riceville, McGregor, West Union. Franniam of Waukon and Shatter of Hazleton tied for individual honors with 15 points.
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Decorah
Spe- Cintl
Nashua
Annua Waukon
Waukon
Hazleton
Cresco
Riceville
McGregor
West Union
Franniam
Shatter
East High Gridmen End Spring Practice
East High finished spring football drills as candidates for the 1926 eleven. About thirty players attended, with Makeever predicting a strong team. Daily basketball practice starts Monday under Makeever, with captains Rose and Smith and Bickford returning. ten letter men available next fall, including Wilkins Davis Benjamin Rose Diekman Hauer spérger Dawson and Stevenson.
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East Migh
Midge Makeever
Makeever
Rose
Smith
Bicker
Wilkins
Davis
Benjamith
Diekman
Hauerspérger
Dawson
Stevenson
Berutis
Sanson
Outstanding Stars Set For Mason City Relay Carnival
Two high school athletes loom as favorites for the first annual high school relay championships and track carnival in Mason City on May 22. Glin of Wellman blazed the javelin beyond 177 feet this season and Helmer of Carroll regularly clears 12 1/2 feet in the pole vault. Sioux Falls and Cedar Rapids Washington are among early entrants, with further entries expected from Marshalltown, Sioux City, Guthrie Center, Galesburg, Westport, Northeast Kansas City, Oak Park Chicago, Cedar Rapids Hast Roosevelt and West Des Moines.
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Mason Offy
Glin
Wellman
Helmer
Carroll
Sioux Fails
Washington High School of
Cedar
Rapids
Marshalltown
Sioux’ City
Guthrie Center
Galesburg
Westport
Kansas City
Oak Park
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Hast
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Manchester Wins Shooting Match With Aurora
Manchester defeats Aurora Post Rifle clubs at the 50-foot indoor range in Manchester Indiana by 1,818 to 1,730 in a close contest. Manchester held a lead early and extended it through the four positions as the teams traded points.
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Manchester
Aurora fHnd
Wis
Tese Thruont
Gltho
Mianchester Boys
Renaming Lakes in Minnesota Sparks Debate on Names and Culture
A reflective piece questions lake naming in Minnesota and suggests replacing generic names like Mud and Round with culturally meaningful titles drawn from Native American languages and regional histories. It discusses the appeal of imaginative names and contrasts them with practical concerns and regional identity.
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Syany Lang
Kniaea
Eth
Gader National
Paris
Jackson
Fiat Creek
Ditch Creek
Cache Creek
Minnesota
Gow
Maine
New Mexico
West High plans field improvements boost athletics
West High outlines a two year plan to upgrade its athletic facilities. A seven foot woven wire fence will be erected for football season with bids soon let. The project includes track widening to eight lanes and a 130 yard straightaway. Bleachers are expected to be added, and a new football home this fall will be used for all major contests.
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West ‘High
Ile Anest
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Unclear text fragment from Yesterday's notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions none and America and Funeria with undefined context, offering no verifiable names, dates, or events for a proper summary.
Athletics Union Decision Delays Charley Hots Vault Meet
The American Athletic unions postponed ruling on Charley Hots the Norwegian core vaulter after Acio refused to compete in Saturday's San Francisco event. Expected next week, the decision affects meets across Meridan and Hartford with Karl Kaplan and Bobby Garala drawing attention as potential challengers. NorthwesternS Solters notched a season first in a nonconference loss, Indiana beat Purdue in a Western Conference track meet, while in boxing Tommy Aieathe toppled Tommy Brosin and Paul ME kept pressure on rivals in San Francisco. Local college results show Decorah edging Upper Iowa in dual track and field, leaving Big Ten standings tight as Michigan and Illinois clash.
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Yorkin
California
American Athletic Unions
Charley Hots
Acio
San Francisco
Ace Ie ‘Meridan
Conn
Louie (Kid) Kaplan
Bobby
Garala
Marys
Flartford
Ton
Northwestern
Solters
D. University
Ja—Town
Carleton —Collage
Northfield
Atlan
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Cedacs Rapids
Van
Nornith
Knox College
Urbana
Pice
Michigan
Tllinois
Louisville
Kyi
Terre- Haute
Vicious
Tommy ‘Aieathe
Wilkesbarre
Lali
Tha Bedford
Mass
Chick Uees
Tomny Brosin
Jock Malone
St. Paw
Frank Denny
Ray Rychel
Chicago
Ang Oward Gare
Francisco
St. George's
Decorah
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
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Golfers’ Magazine
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Nashua High Wings
Waukon Invitation
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Pootball Outlook
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