Rabbits Dominate Hawks In 11 to 1 Iowa Loop Loss
Cedar Rapids May 19 Special After seven innings Bunny batters battered George Brown and Waterloo’s pitchers to an 11 to 1 defeat. Bert Wooden, Hawks manager, was ejected after arguing with Umpire Green over a stolen base call. Muggs Brown struck out four times as Cedar Rapids routed Waterloo with six early runs and seven hits in the eighth ruined by Brown’s fielding error. O'Shea drove in a run with a double, while Speas and McEwan contributed hits in the blowout win for the Rabbits.
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A Tip From Walter Hagen On Golf Concentration
Walter Hagen advises golfers to focus entirely on the shot when a player launches into a fast swing. Complete concentration on the jet or hole is needed, with no other thoughts about timing or the green. The note echoes Harold Vardon on the essentials of a well timed short shot.
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Ames Takes Second Game from Huskers
Ames State College baseball edged Nebraska 6 to 4 in ten innings to clinch the two-game series in Ames. Cyclone hitters collected 14 and 17 safeties against Nebraska pitchers Carman and Durland, overcoming a ninth-inning Nebraskan rally with a decisive tenth inning rally led by timely singles and a burst of offense.
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Tutors Down Upper Iowa in Easy Cedar Falls Tilt
Iowa State Teachers College baseball team routed Upper Iowa 10 to 5 yesterday at Cedar Falls. Hoffman pitched well for the Tutors as Waters belted a home run. Upper Iowa’s Reed and Riles were wild, unable to stem the Cedar Falls surge.
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A Comic Strip in Tyrpe J P McEvoy A Gwan to Bed Story
A Tyrpe J McEvoy comic tale recounts Lo the Poor Indian a cigar store fixture beloved then despised. Over time the town grows and changes, rumors rise about a primitive wooden figure carved as an art relic, later housed in a museum with descendants marveling at its value. The piece closes with a moral about early rising and observation.
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Laws of Golf Questions from Innis Brown Column
Reader questions about on course hazards grounding clubs near mounds from small grass covered humps and whether such mounds are hazards. rules on playing from high grass into a ditch treated as hazard, ball ownership when dropping a second ball, casual water and dropping or lifting due to sprinkler spots. the column invites readers to send questions to the author for immediate answers.
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Umpire Overstep In Baseball Dispute Noted
Readers debate a contentious play where a shortstop touch and a forced out were ruled ambiguously. The letter claims the umpire exceeded authority by forfeit and by over ruling runners and scores, asking for clarification on proper baseball decisions.
Baseball standings and yesterday's scores across leagues
Yesterday's results show American League led by Chicago with 14 runs over Washington 8 and Boston 6, while New York defeated St. Louis 9 to 4. National League featured Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 7 and Cincinnati routing New York 7 to 0. Other leagues report Milwaukee 3 over Columbus 3 and Tulsa 12 defeating St Joseph 6 with Wichita 10 at others, plus Des Moines 9 over Denver 3 and Omaha 7 over Sioux City 3.
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First Lutheran team ready to book games
First Lutheran baseball team is open to weekday evening games with local nines including Twilight Sunday School league teams and others seeking practice nights. Manager A H Meyer at 1825 Franklin Street can be reached by phone 4057-W. Baptists forfeited their Twilight League game to First Evangelical at Leagua Park last night. No games scheduled tonight.
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Guthrie Girls Cagers Defeat New York State Champs
Guthrie high school girls basketball team defeated Croton-on-the-Hudson, New York state champions, 25 to 13 in the opening game of a three game series in Guthrie Oklahoma. The Oklahoma champions held the lead throughout the contest.
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Athletics Loom as Chief Foe of Climbing Yanks
The Quaker town Athletics emerged as the Yanks' main rivals in the American League after a 4 to 1 win over the Indians, extending their winning streak to three and keeping pace with leaders. Babe Ruth added his sixth homer as New York topped the Browns 9 to 4. The Giants were shut out 7 to 0 by Adolfo Luque, while Babe Adams celebrated his 41st birthday by defeating Boston. Cubs and Cardinals won, Dodgers fell to St Louis.
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Pike Restocking of Iowa River at Iowa Falls Planned
May 19. A consignment of 300000 pike from Spirit Lake hatchery was received to restock the Iowa River north of Iowa Falls. The Hardin county Isaak Walton league backs the effort to replace fish killed last fall and winter by plant refuse. More fish will be released in the river later as part of the program.
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Nobles Stakes Ottumwa Loss to Dubuque in Five-Run Fourth
Ottumwa suffered a 5 to 2 defeat to Dubuque as five hits and two Ottumwa errors in the fourth inning sparked a five-run rally. Gaugler started for Ottumwa, then McKenney finished, allowing only one more Dubuque hit. Alann starred at center for the Climbers.
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Kid Ray to Box Cedar Rapids Lad at Electric Park
A strong boxing card at Electric Park Wednesday features Kid Radeke of Cedar Rapids vs Kid Ray of Waterloo in a six-round main event both weighing about 115 pounds. Waterloo's Carl Banks vs Frank will open in a four-round bout, with Glenn Kick against Brick Murphy in another four-round contest. The event aims to revive regular bouts and showcase new fighters with weekly programs teased.
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Coe Captures Midwest Title With Dominant Win Over Hamline
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 19 Coe clinched the Midwest championship by overpowering Hamline University 6 to 4. The Kohawks scored three homers and six runs in the third inning. Vernimont Collins and Pence hit long drives over the fence, with Collins driving in two teammates.
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Wise Motors to Play Dewar There Tomorrow
Wise Motors baseball team travels to Dewar tomorrow for a contest against the Dewar squad. Dewar is described as having a speedy lineup that could test Waterloo’s defense. Motors’ lineup features Mehl in center, Robinson at third, Adland catching, Dwyer at first, McMillan at short, McDermott at second, Heitman in right, Kersey in left, with Hoffman and Beckner pitching.
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Wheat Tops National Batting Honors In League Report
Brooklyn Dodger Zack Wheat leads National League with a .435 average after nine hits in five games. Charley Grimm trails, Jimmy Bottomley and Cy Williams follow with strong marks. American League veteran Heilmann leads with a .518 average through 24 games. Babe Ruth shows late power as Williams and Cobb chase homer totals. Minor leagues note Bunny Brief hits homer to lead American Association while Veatch and Welch shine in Western League. Lebourveau leads Southern Association batting while Killinger heads base stealers.
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Willard Firpo Bout Likely In Jersey City July 7
United Press reports a planned Willard versus Firpo bout in Jersey City on July 7 may proceed but could be blocked by New York and New Jersey commissions. Willard risks disqualification for age and health concerns after recent ring appearances. tex Rickard faces possible ban as two doctors cautioned that a hard puncher could endanger Willard's life.
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Hawks Fall As Weeden Shaken From Park In First Inning
The Hawks suffer a defeat as Waterloo pilot Weeden exits in the first inning while full details point to his early removal influencing the game. Mullen continues to post strong outfield putouts, and Jacobs earns a fourth straight win for the Bunnies. Speas may send Fullerton to the mound today with Weeden's replacement Morgan or Lindner as options.
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Waterloo
Wise Motor Team to Play Dewar Sunday
Red Dwyer, manager of the Wise Motor team, announced today his nine had been booked to play at Dewar next Sunday afternoon.
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