Cardinals Again Defeat Waterloo Ind Lead League
Ottumwa Hawks triumph over Waterloo Ind thanks to two sixth inning runs aided by umpire calls. Storm pitched a smart game while Owings and Weeden bats produced limited hits as Ottumwa pitchers held off late heroics.
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The Laws of Golf Q A from Innis Brown
Questions on golf penalties and match play rules. The column discusses when a player may not backstroke a ball behind a muzzle of dirt, penalties in match and medal play, and whether a governing body can force conduct in a tournament. It notes a club incident and invites readers to send in questions for quick answers.
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Innis
Swimming Is Art Various Strokes Mastered in School
An article promotes a two week swimming course starting Monday, claiming swimming is an art when rhythm breathing and body angle are mastered. It outlines strokes such as crawl and breast, plus water feats, and encourages relaxation and ease of movement for mastery. An advertisement for Havana Ribbon cigars closes the piece.
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A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
Aleck recalls a comic strip where a hero schemes to fix life by controlling fortune for future happiness. The dialogue covers digestion, appetite, and a plan to ensure comfort in old age through wealth and remade life choices. Aleck’s wife questions the moral stakes as the plan unfolds.
Burnham Hare Advises Push Shot Technique Tips
Burnham Hare offers push shot guidance noting stance with body angled toward the front, weight balanced with the left foot forward, hands placed on the ball, and a slight forward lean. The instruction emphasizes direct alignment and a controlled follow through to improve accuracy.
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Waterloo Highs Poised in State Meet Track and Golf
Waterloo high schools field strong teams in the state track and field and golf meet at Ames. Coach Ralph Sart of West High enters four track athletes and two golfers Herb Smith and Merle Stimson. Coach Louis Krasensky lists five entrants with Raymond Spensley Lane and possibly Bennett Wemmers. Lane excels in shot put and discus, Raymond competes in the half mile, Spensley aims for the 100-yard dash, and the relay quartet includes Nemmers Bennett Raymond and Spensley. West High’s mile relay team, captained by Sweitzer, Panisch, Junger and Grazer, set Cedar Valley meet records and aims for another fast performance.
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Standings and results from national leagues yesterday
National League games left the Mets unclear as New York led with 13 to Cincinnati 6 and Chicago 7 over Philadelphia 4 while Boston struggled with 1. In the American League New York fell to 1 while St Louis edged to 2 and Philadelphia posted 4. Other scores included Milwaukee 6 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 7 Atagenelle 1 St Paul 2 and Omaha 9 with Sioux City.
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Manchester Will Play Ryan Sunday
Manchester plans a home game Sunday at 3 pm against Ryan to open the baseball season. The town fielded a club last week at Ryan, losing 3 to 3, and hopes experience will aid a creditable showing. Manager Lafe Matthews Jr. leads a fully local, nonsalaried lineup with Tarraw catching and a nine-man field including Darrow Jenkins Dutto Breamer Seymour Mortenson Mueller Stephenson Moore.
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Boxing Roundup From Several Cities
Columbus heavy Berke from New Orleans won a 22 round decision over Bil Heed of Columbus. In Atlanta Stribbling stopped Al Nelson twice. Nelson won the rematch though, after protests. In London Bloomfield defended the lightweight title as Dave McGill quit in the thirteenth round of a 24 round bout. In San Pedro Welfson Tutsing defeated Jos Fisher for the navy lightweight title. In Long Island City Kaplin knocked out Rush in six. De Foe Decision over Hausser in twelve.
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Marshalltown Caps Cedar Rapids in Close Five to Five
Marshalltown edged Cedar Rapids 5 to 4 yesterday with strong base running and timely hitting. Pitcher Holselaw escaped jams twice, while Lembke’s fielding stood out and Pilcher, Poarmanz and Worsyth contributed in the infield.
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Freshmen win all class field day event at Westligh
Freshmen sprinters with a four block handicap dominated the first annual all class field day at Westligh yesterday afternoon. A later planned girls vs boys baseball game featured a boys team from the freshmen class facing a schoolwide girls team. the boys won 14 to 4 in a non batting display. Dorothy Clasen presided as Queen of the May.
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Cards Ready to Battle Giants in Open Season Clash
New York May 18 The St Louis Cardinals led by Rogers Hornsby prepare to face the New York Giants next week after beating the Reds 13 to 6. Gi ants own multi-hit attack on Pete Dowie signals strong odds for McGraw’s club as they host the Cardinals following the Reds series.
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Fights Mandell to headline boxing card in Chicago
Scranton native Fights Mandell will box Sam Mandell in a ten round bout as the windup of the baseball association’s boxing card on Thursday evening May 31 in Chicago.
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Dempsey Buys Hereford Cow for Training Adjunct
Great Falls Mont May 18 Jack Dempsey takes possession of a prize Hereford cow bought at a cattle show to aid training for his Fourth July title bid with Tommy Gibbons. The animal will be housed at his park quarters for six weeks as rings are built and training begins with sparring partners Willie Meehan and Joe Benjamin in camp and manager Kearns en route with heavyweights.
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Bender Expected To Lead Iowa Cross Country Run
Iowa City May 18. The thirty first Iowa Collegiate track meet features a two mile spring cross country run for non letter men. Medals go to top five, ribbons to 25. Upperclassman victor wins Ida Grove alumni cup for a year. top freshman gains Cedar Rapids alumni cup. Arnold Bender of Waterloo, Harold Noble and Phil Van Ess tipped to shine.
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Luther Triumps in Ragged Game With St Olaf
Decorah Iowa May 18 Luther college baseball team defeated St Olaf 12 to 5 in a ragged afternoon game Howden struck out 14 for Luther while Myhre whiffed six for St Olaf Ossie Orwell had a big at bat with two singles a triple a walk and a error tied to first times up St Olaf scored in the fourth eighth and ninth as Luther capitalized on errors Batteries Myhre and Soles for St Olaf Herdera Irkeland for Luther
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Rock Island Twins Past Dubuque 13 to 2 in Second Victory
Rock Island defeated Dubuque 13 to 2 behind strong pitching by Bullet Jones who limited the foe to four hits. Smith delivered a three RBI triple in the second. Cyengros and Swenson starred in the field. Box score lists Rock Island hitters Norton Condon Thomason Swenson Piburn Smith Radlof Jones Hill Armstrong Hyde Delaney Young Oster and Cyengros with varied contributions. Umpires Wescott and Dy Weese. Time 1:20.
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Upper Iowa Defeats Hamlin 10 to 1 in Home Opener
Upper Iowa University opened at home with a 10 to 1 win over Hamlin, the first meeting on the diamond. Hamlin’s errors and wild throws in the sixth inning helped the Peacocks pull away, while hard hitting produced three runs in the frame. Hahn scored for Hamlin in the eighth as Haylin’s team battled but fell short.
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Grinnell College Finishes Spring Football Practice
Grinnell La May 18. Spring football has been completed at Grinnell College after five weeks in which 35 men were trained in every phase of the game. Coach A H Elward is pleased with the results and several positions will be open on the squad.
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Giants Not Sure Of Pennant Yet Says Manager
New York Giants manager John McGraw says the race for the National League pennant is undecided in May. He notes injuries and breaks alter forecasts, praises Pirates, Cardinals and Cubs as threats, and warns the league is just jockeying before the July 15 start.
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