Major league pitching slumps as batters surge across standings
Drama filled two league sections with heavy hits and long games. White Sox extended their win over the Athletics in a 14 inning marathon while the Senators and Giants posted wins behind sharp hitting. Brooklyn and the Dodgers moved into clear second, and Cardinals outslugged the Phillies in an 11 inning clash.
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Vietory
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Radio Programs by Waterloo Time and Wide Network Listings
Radio digest listing numerous stations and programs across the United States and Canada. Highlights include WCAE in Pittsburgh, WEAF and WGN programs in Chicago, WCCO in Minneapolis, and WLS in Chicago with concerts, orchestras, choirs, and talks scheduled through the evening and night.
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KOBKA
Pittsburgh
EFAB
Livan
Rounders
HEMQ
Fayetteville
Ae Remnx
Nortfield
Kitty
Los Angeles
Histery Shories
Queen ‘Titania
Hawaii
KOA
Denver
St. Rouis
ETHS
Hot Springs
KYW
Chicago
Mpleszyce
Wwiawe
Quarber
Seville
Grind Opera
al Or Wear
Gloveland
Riviera
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Dwight Brown
WGN
Drake
WGY
Schenectady
Mendelssohn Glen Club
Over the Seven Seas
Boisclair
Wingfisetues
Athtetiegram
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Laulaville
Con Arte Wit
Dua Moines
Mualeal
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New York
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Over the
Seven Seas
Wrereg
Cincinnati
Wls
WLS Theatre
Rev. D. Progran
Westminster Quartet
Grace Wison
Har- Bigeye Irlo
Stat Cincinnati
WMAQ
University of Chicago
Phiharmonic
Rain Revives Sunnyside and Barnes Park Golf Links
Heavy rain over Friday and Saturday revived greens and fairways at Sunnyside and Barnes Park golf courses after an unusually dry spring. Officials say the courses will be in perfect condition for the county golf tournament qualifying round starting Sunday July 7, with pairings to be announced the next Sunday.
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Sunnyside
Barnes Park
Mashie Face Angle Guidance for Optimal Flight
The article discusses choosing a mashie with about 35 degrees loft for balanced height and control. It notes too much angle reduces distance and direction, while a moderate angle helps air the ball without sacrificing accuracy. It mentions 365 degree angle affecting left and distance.
Endangered Western Herds Face Conflicting Pressures
The Kaibab deer herd and Jackson's Hole elk face opposite fates as ranges shrink under livestock pressure and modern barriers. Deer on the Kaibab plateau struggle to migrate past impassable deserts and canyons, while elk in Jackson's Hole are boxed in by mountains and blocked passes. Wyoming aims to buy out ranchers on elk winter ranges. authors argue livestock cannot be fully removed. The two herds are among America’s last great remnants of their kind. Columbia College beat Armour Tarh baseball 14 to 3 in Dubuque yesterday.
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Izaak Waltons of Independence Hold Big Annual Meeting
The Independence Izaak Walton league chapter held its annual meeting at the high school auditorium. President J. E. Brame opened the session and introduced Clifford Hallowell of Waterloo who spoke on land purchases for elk and moose wintering in Jackson Hole Wyoming. Speaker J. C. Murtagh discussed preserving cereal outdoors for future generations. Judge George Wood was detained. Two films on western wildlife followed, drawing about 200 attendees.
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Izaak Walton League
J. E. Brame
Clifford Hallowell
Waterloo
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Hallowell
National
Jeague
J.C. Murtagh
George Wood
Jehildren
Waverly Tops Sumner In Speedy Mix 5 To 4
Waverly defeats Sumner 5 to 4 in a hard fought baseball game at Waverly Ja. on Sunday. Sumner led by one in the ninth before Goslin’s two bagger drove in two runs for Waverly. Carroll started for Sumner and Rollins for Waverly. Both teams collected eight hits and traded leads through seven innings.
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Sumner
Goslin
Lteams Carroll
Rollins
Suter
Central Christian and Christ Episcopal win church league openers
Central Christian defeated Burton Avenue Baptist 2 to 0 while Christ Episcopal beat First Evangelical 14 to 13 in a slugfest at Cedar River Park. Brandt pitched for Central Christian, with Buck and Lee officiating the other game. First M. WH and Grace M. B. teams clash tomorrow at 6 pm.
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Thoetiler
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Kilpatrick
Buck
Lee
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Grace M. B
Hancock Awarded Conference Medal for Scholarship Athletics
Towa City May 19 John Hancock Superior Wis star Iowa football and teach man has been awarded the Western conference medal for excellence in scholarship and athletics and James A Laude Monticello basketball and baseball star has won the athletic council cup given by the University of Iowa according to announcement by P B Beltin athletic director of the University of Iowa
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Towa City
John Hancock
Superior
Wis
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James A. Laude
Monticello
University of Iowa
P. B. Beltin
Dysart Man Named Le Mars High Coach
Le Mars announces H. Barnes of Dysart as head coach after two seasons at Jefferson. Iowa graduate, Barnes played basketball for two years and also participated in football and track. He graduated from Iowa in 1928.
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Boxing Stars and Promoters Reach For Big Fights Across Cities
Veteran fighter Chicagro-Stanislaus Zbyazko plans a show in Chicago tomorrow night. Dickey Walker, welterweight champion, leaves for New York to train for a bout with Gene Tunney next month. Talks continue for July Yankee Stadium matches Lane vs Rosenberg and Kaplan vs Dundes. Jockey Genny Marinelli injured at Jamaica track undergoes X-ray today. Ace Hodkins to fight Tommy O'Brien for a $10,900 purse in June. Johnny Dundee demands $10,000 for Veron arena appearance. Various results include Bud Taylor, Willie Cunningham, Charlie O'Connell, and other bouts across cities.
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Sid Kaplan
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Terre Haute
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Levening
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Three Red-Letter Days Marked on Elks' Calendars
Waterloo Elks set three big event nights May 20 21 and 26. Tomorrow night features initiation and member balloting with state convention plans for June 3 4 and a social session. Thursday hosts Marty entertainment at the club home with dancing bridge 500 and lunch for Elks and ladies. The May festival on May 26 will welcome the grand exalted ruler as guest.
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Burlington
Marty
Elks
Waterloo Lodge
Damages Approved in Whitson Work Injury Case
Industrial commissioner approved lump sum payments in the Whitson case and for Kenneth Whitson Jr. against Boree Furnace Works and Fidelity & Casualty Co. Kenneth Whitson was killed at work. Mrs. Whitson to receive 1900 and 150 to her attorneys. minor children 600 to Marty Reed as trustee. 100 to J H Meyers as attorney fees.
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Kenneth Whitson
Dale Whitson
Dorotha Whitson
Aginst Boree Furnace Works
Fidelity & Casualty Co
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Zimmerman & Frank
Marty M. Reed
J. H. Meyers
Learning to Love at the Local Theatre
The report highlights multiple Acts at the Phil Theatre including Paul Bless Grehesteo and Pictures in Daouse M th picturizatan, with Paul Miese described as a top American artist and orchestra leader. The Rainbow Girls display lighting onstage and Al Maredy shines in A Wott Secret. Also advertised is a comedy Learning to Love a Mapper-vamp tale with a warning to Love.
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Tuepert Hughes
Ply
Oh Jricturt
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Phas Theatre
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America
Atest
Paul Ikeis
Wil Remtriu
Ula
Rainbow Girls
al Maredy
Sack Deuhsey
Idealine Farm
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Parsiggune Production Cast Stirs Audience at Palace
The Parsiggune production features Antonio Morens Johnny Marron and stars Yakimi Canutt with a plot about kings and government intrigue. The Crystal Theater showcase includes a dramatic tale of ambition and power as the cast navigates a veiled conspiracy.
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Ritts Dose
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Parsiggune
Crystal Theatie
Paying Certificates Sold to Schulte Co
County board members yesterday sold thirty thousand dollars of county paying certificates to Schulte & Co of Waterloo. The rate is five percent with a small premium by the buyer. Certificates are optional until payment and issued for hard surfacing projects from Waterloo to the Heaton county line and for Mo 39 from Waterloo to Hudson. Two other bidders were Waterloo Savings Bank and Ringsheim & Co of Des Moines.
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Schulte & Co
Waterloo
Heaton County
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