Kettenbeil Tops Bees as Hawks Win 8 to 0
Clyde Kettenbeil pitched a superb game for the Burlington Bees but faced a 8 to 0 defeat as the Hawks rallied behind strong fielding by Clarke and key hits. Stoecker and Kneisler produced late in the game while Pat Kelsey, Dixon and Clarke contributed versatile plays in a dominant Burlington outing.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Kettenbeil
Burlington Bees
Clyde Kettenbeil
Burlington
Sinecker
Gilda Gray
Clarke
Stuart Clarke
Bees
Stoecker
Farr
Newton
McDermott
Speer
Ben Koebey
Mann
Hawks
Schroeder
Pat Kelsey
Dixon
Groft
Maloney
Dobyns
Kneisler
Kelsey
Ben
Lee
Kettenbell
Grofit
Pat
Roosters
Malone
Smuart
Derby Felt Not Regarded Highly In Track Circles
International Sports Editor Davis J Walsh notes mixed praise for 1925 three year olds after the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Flying Ebony, trained by Gif ford A Cochran, wins the Derby. Earl Sande rides and is credited with elevating a good horse. Contenders such as Quatrain, Master Charlie, Stimulus, and Sunny Man are discussed in context of a weak field.
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Davis J. Walsh
International
New York
Kentucky
Gifford A. Cochran
Quatrain
Master Charlie
Stimulus
Sunny Man
Churchill Downs
Flying Ebony
Mentucky Cardinal
Beckbone
Chanter
Swope
Captain Hal
John
Sande
Earl Sande
Cochran
Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
Mississippi Valley League standings show Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Burlington tied or near top with several rain delays. National League notes Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn New York and Chicago with various scores. American League games Philadelphia Chicago Detroit New York and Cleveland. Western League results Omaha Lincoln Oklahoma City Denver St Joseph with several postponements and rain.
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Waterloo
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Cedar Falls High to Host Dual Meet Tomorrow
Cedar Falls high school hosts a dual track meet with Little Tutors on the college field Tuesday afternoon. Rain postponed Saturday’s events, narrowing the field to top athletes including Hansen Little Tutor in the fish jump, Gay Orr Short, and Wikle.
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Cedar Falls High
Cedar Falls
Cedar Pals
Ilansen
Gay Orr
Wikle
Miss Glenna Collett Competes For British Women’s Golf Title
At Troon Scotland May 8 Miss Glenna Collett of America pursues the British women’s championship. The American byes into the next round, awaiting the outcome of the pairing between Cons Brown and Miss A Ua Wis. Britain’s Joyce Wethered, a favorite, is also a hopeful contender.
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Glenna Collett
Troon
United Press
Scotland
John DD
Rockefeler
Glenna
Amelia
Jolce
Britain
Angolfer
Collett
Cons Brown
Ua Wis
Miss Wethered
National Archcon War Yank The Ten American Nationsl
National conference reports tense stance on global conflict as major powers align amid mounting tensions. Leaders from key nations discuss sanctions and strategic posture while citizens brace for potential economic impacts and security changes.
Hurley Seeks to Manage Earl Blue in Boxing Push
Fargo based promoter Jack Hurley announces he will manage Earl Blue a 21 year old 170 pound heavyweight from St Paul after guiding Russell LeRoy and Billy Petrolle. Blue claims a win over Cline and lists 16 knockouts in 29 pro fights while training Tommy Gibbons for his June 5 bout. Other notes include Joe Knipp eyeing challengers and Everettt Strong possibly touring open air season with a decisive Sioux City win.
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Russell LeRoy
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Earl Blue
St. Paul
Hurles
Blue
Clouter
Hughie Walker
Johnny Shea
Jack Duffy
Mark Moore
Harry Krohn
Tiger Johnny Cline
Jimmy Nuss
Fritz Knipp
Marine Renaero
Thedea
Cline
Cilue
Tommy Gibbons
Atlantic City
Gena Tunney
Polo Grounds
Sammy Mandell
Tommy
Spalding
Joe Knipp
Harry Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Yaha
Billy Brown
Waingo
Electric Park
Joe
Junipp
Scrapper Thompson
Cédar Rapids
Manoy
Towa
Strong
Everettt Strong
Mason City-Spencer
Idol of
Omaha
New Hoepers
Chuck Lambert
Sioux City
Jimmy Josephs
Kayoed Kid Worley
Shelton
Hawks News and Baseball Rumors From The Hawks Nest
The Hawks Nest reports Johnny O Shea arriving with Starshalltown and playing at bat, hit his second home run of the season. Mentions veterans Harry Rigsby and other players, umpire Harmon, and various trades and transfers across minor leagues, with notes on Beltville and Burlington moves and unresolved chatter about players like Wingfield and Speer.
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Starshalltown
Johnny
Banguy
Sewson
E Cathher
Newton
Burlington
Salina
Kan
Speer
Dick Wages
Bees
Frank Wingfield
Quincy
Crawford
Mike Bit
Iowa U Baseball Faces Michigan and Gophers This Weekend
Iowa City May 1S Iowa's baseball team now half a game behind Ohio State the Big Ten pace setter faces the toughest weekend schedule of the season Saturday and Sunday The Hawkeys will battle the Gophers at Minneapolis Saturday and Michigan on the local field next Monday Four more games remain on the Hawkeye schedule
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Iowa
Ohio State
Big Ten
Hawkeys
Gophers
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Michigan
Hawkeye
Field narrows in Sunnyside golf tournament semifinals
Arthur Simpson and Dunkelberg lead Class A as semifinals loom this week at Sunnyside Country Club. Deters faces Cropper, with winners to next Sunday. Class B and C results included with Sias Buck Rumsey and Kane advancing. Indies' day and Lions district delegates event planned Tuesday afternoon.
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Arthur Simpson
Harry Dunkelberg
Walter Deters
Be Ha Cropper
Sunnyside Country Club
Simpson
S. C. Belt
Dunkelberg
Dr. G. Ch’ Sickley
Deters
A. O. Donnan
Cropper
M. W. Ricker
Carleton -Sias
C. Buck
Charles Feising
R. Daugherty
L.A. Kliehenstein
C. W. Chapman
A. Rumsey
George Lichty
Sias
Kile
Benstein
Rumsey
Rosales
C. N. Shane
Charles W. Kane
Nathan Norther
Sunnyside
District Convention of
Lions Clubs
Burke and Johnson Set for 15 Round New Orleans Bout
New Orleans on May 1 reports Martin Burke will meet Floyd Johnson tonight in a 15 round bout with a decision expected to spark a path toward a title shot at Jack Dempsey. Burke, a former contender, faces Johnson who once vied for the crown before losing to Jess Willard in 1923, and has battled Billy Miske Fred Fulton Bartley Madden and Harry Greb among others seeking a shot at Dempsey.
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New Orleans
Martin Burke
Floyd Johnson
Burke
Jack Dempsey
Johnson
Jess Willard
Billy Miske
Fred Fulton
Bartley Madden
Harry Greb
Dempsey
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