Waterloo Hawks Seek Two Wins in Ansons Series
The Waterloo Hawks aim to rebound after a rough 1-2 loss to Marshalltown as Spurbeck and Kelsey are slated to start games 2 and 3 to slow the league leaders Ansons. Marshalltown jumped ahead Monday with seven first-inning runs, while Waterloo managed a lone triple by Dixon and a second-inning scoring effort.
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Marshalltown
Hawks
Moose Spurbeck
Archiy Kelsey
Waterloo
Arry Rope
Vieters
Arch Kelsey
Rusty Malmgren
Quinn
Grant
O’shea
Sizzter
Pat Kelsey
Lefty Henden
Louisville
Fillingham
DeButch
Hendee
Malmsten
Iwelgey
Conrad
Unger
Bape
Schultz
Ima
Ben Kelsey
Frenk Boyie
Hendée
Pat
Hendes
de Butch
Clarka
UN' R
Bope
Buck Freeman
Filingham
Cistus Dixot
McDermott
Kettenbeil
Groff
Dixon
Dick Richards
Moville
Heignlop
Richards
Mars Hope
Kelsey
T Dixon
Bagea
Bopa
Malmgren
A. Keiser
Inns
Olmstead
Cedar Rapids Rough Handling by Rock Island
Standings and scores from regional leagues show Rock Island dominating Cedar Rapids 16 to 2. Other league results include Marshalltown 11 over Waterloo 2 and Dubuque 13 over Moline 3, with Omaha and Des Moines posting multiple wins in the Western and American Associations.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Dubuque
Moline
Burlington
Ottumwa
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
T. St Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Paul
Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
IL Agu
Marshaltown Dane
Cedarock Island
Three Rapids Waterloo
Farber
Dorsey
St Louis
Swanson
Ate
York
Whittle
Huarte
Sanderson
Strigif
Fardin
Golannan
Hee
Barber
Rae
Erivareaes Ld
Walsh
Cronin
Lalesee
St. Louis Bees
Dane & Gr
Dorss
American Association Ikessh Ib
Hasselman
Wade Dees
Briese
Avnenpolis
Eevee LS
Amitton
Peters
Saurifice
Hamiliton
Salsh
Wilson
Sions
Asselman
Hamiltor
Hame
Lincoln
Iilton
Hardin
Bohannan
Barber Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Ulsa
Ferguson
Har
Denver
Des Moines
Omaha
Tutor Seniors Face Faculty In Friday Baseball Game
May 28 Tillmanville. The Seniors from Teachers College will play the faculty in a Friday baseball match. Both squads prepare with available players, promising a lively game in front of a large crowd. The seniors field few varsity players while coaches Bender Minton and Dickenson plan batteries and lineups.
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Ceciy
Prida
Bender
Minton
Dickenson
Reid
Dubuque Triumphs Over Moline in Wild Track Tilt
Dubuque won the opening game of the series with Moline 13 to 9 in a lively track meet like baseball tilt. The box score lists hitters Makeever Anstrong Meredith Liste Thorpe Moore Rigsby and others contributing for Dubuque while Lisle earned the win and Taumley took the loss in a game noted for wild pitching and hitting.
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Dubuque
Moline
Éabrhpore Young
Makeever
Smith
Wenterf
Bartlett
Mouye Yeee
Moboy
Lisle
Delaney
McGuire
Ednar
Liste
Weidner
Shaute
Tobots
Stoten
Ir Makeever
Anstrong
Meredith
Thorpe
Moore
Rigsby
Young
Wente
Oster
Vetter
Fugsby
Shoute
Taumley
Ml Bednar
Shanti
Hohl
Umpitex
Meyers and Cooter
Tima
Sam Mandell Foul Ends Goodrich Bout in New York Tourney
In a rugged lightweight elimination in New York on May 19, Sam Mandell foul disqualified Jimmy Goodrich in the sixth round, ending Goodrich's bid while Mandell had shown supremacy earlier. Standalus Loayza and Ciril Olano won their bouts for the next round. Benny Walger and others also advanced in a night of finish punches before the bell.
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New York
America
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Benny Walger
Benny Leonard
Standlaus Loayza
Chite
Ciril
Olano
Cuba
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Fouline Goodrich
Loayza
Leonard
Goodrich
Mandell
Ref and Helot Enter Big Squads at Teacher College Classic
Entries announced for the Teachers college invitation meet with East High sending 14 men and West High 19. Old Rose trackmen list events from sprints to shot put while East High fields a smaller squad. West High and Sarffmen target victories in key events, including the half mile relay and pole vault.
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West High
East High
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ralph Sarff
John Heldt
Grubna
Jenkins
Harris
Anderson
Fowler
Gary
Sherburn
Parker
Whiteford
Landau
Heickel
Booth
Armstrong
Evans
Marker
Davis
Markham
Netolick
Graser
Burton
Holgate
Heyer
Sweitzer
McCowan
McGlade
Faber
Mac2sner
Beistie
Pixley
Grange
Junger
Potter
Hull
Pfeiffer
Benser
Putney
Jones
Old Rose
Helwale
Sarffmen
Heldt
Teachers College Ball Team Defeats Upper Town 11 to 3
In a bat game at Fayette Iowa on May 1 the State Teachers defeated Upper Town 11 to 3 aided by seven Peacock errors and timely hitting. Bigler Borland and Volk led Upper Iowa with three base hits while Watters White and Wilson posted two doubles for the Teachers.
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Fayette
Peacock
Jowa
Upper Iowa
Bigler
Borland
Volk
Toter
Wilson
Ted Ray Wins Leeds Trophy After Mixup
English golfer Ted Ray recalls winning the Leeds challenge cup twice after a jeweler mistakenly inscribed his name on the trophy a year early. Ray, renowned for the 1912 British Open and 1920 U S Open, explains he corrected the error and went on to claim the cup again.
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AL Demare
N. ¥. Giants
Ted Ray
Groifers’ Association
Drastic changes in Minnesota fishing laws outlined
The Courier summarizes Minnesota fishing law updates from the previous winter. Key changes include opening dates split by southern and northern zones, larger bass size limits, reduced daily and possession limits, unchanged sunfish sizes, new limits on crappie, and restricted seasons for various species. The article notes 47 southern and 28 northern counties, with five partially in each zone, and urges readers to consult the state game and fish department for full details.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Minnesota
Courier
Commonwealth
Minneapolis
Gites
Potaine
Cambridge
Browns Valley
USA
Lake Yenning
Game and Fish Department
Inchsted
Ave
Anoka
Hie Stone
Tun Barth
Brown
Carver
Chippewa
Wabasha
Waspea
Washington
Watonwan
Winona
Wright
Yellow Medicine
Altkin
Hecker
Bettram
Renton
Carlton
Case
Clay
Clearwater
Cook
Crow Wing
Tannessra
Kanaber
Hich Lake of the Mots
Malinoman
Marshall
Mike Lacs
Morrison
Norman
Pine
Polk
Red Lake
Rossen
Strous
Todd
Traverse
Wadena
Wilkin
Othe
Miss Collett Wins in Britain's Women's Open at Troon
Miss Glenna Collett former American champion defeated Miss M R Cox Welsh champion by 5 and 3 in the second round at Troon Scotland. Collett led by one at the turn and the first nine holes were halved before the American pulled away in the back nine.
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Llnternational News Wire
Troon
Scotland
Muay If
Almerican
Glenna Collett
M. R. Cox
Miss Cox
England
Miss Collett
Cox
Cluegan
Ohio State first defeat. Hoosiers tie for second in conference
Chicago May 19 Illinois handed Ohio State its first loss in the Western Conference baseball season Saturday. Indiana moved into sole possession of second place after two wins over Purdue and Northwestern, leaving Illinois tied with the Hawks for second. Standings show Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Ship State slowm.
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Chicago
Illlinois
Ohia State
Purdue
Indiana
Umlnoise
Hawks
Ship Stite Slowm
Lindianz
Cnleaea - Wiingia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
State Golf Tourney Planned for July in Sioux City
Final plans were set at a Sioux City Country Club meeting for the state golf tournament July 5 to 14. Fifteen pros are expected to compete with William Bathie of Waterloo the current title holder.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Country Club
William Bathie
Waterloo
Berlenbach Poised to Wear Ring Crown in May Show
Boxer Paul Berlenbach aims for the light heavyweight title after the milk fund bout on May 28. He predicts a defense against Jack Delaney before summer’s end, claiming youth and stamina give him an edge over McTigue and other challengers. Broadway considers him the favorite, noting his 21 KOs in 24 opponents and potential to go 14 rounds or more.
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Davis J. Walst
New York
Supreme Court
Stanina
Caesar
Pawl Berlenbach
Milk Fund
Pic
McTigue
Jack Delaney
Vil
Berlenbaca
75 High Schools Enter Squads in Ames Track Meet
Times Ia May 19 reports a record field of 75 high schools entering the Iowa High School Athletic Association meet at Ames on May 23. Preliminary morning events precede finals in the afternoon with entries including Webster City Des Moines Cedar Falls and Des Moines area schools.
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Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Ames
Iowa State College Athletic Department
Winfield
North English
Pulaski
Hagle Grove
Traer
Story City
Abraham Lincoln
Council Hluits
Pleasantville
Sidney
Cooper
Ottumvi
Goldfield
Greene
le Mars
Blanchard
Fort Madison
Anthon
Colfax
Milford
Cherokee
Grinnell
Melcher
Humboldt
Livermore
Roth Rapids
Chariton
Six City
Jestherville
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Knoxge
Randolph
Boone
Algona
Dayton
Mt. Aubumm
Mason City
Hawarided
Pocahontas
Wton
Guernsey
Iasc High
Des Moines
Burlington
University High
Iowa City
Webster City
Ellsworth
Dubuque
Indianola
Anes
Washington High
Ed Y Rapids
Roosevelt High
Perry
Denison
Rippey
Coln High
Greenfield
Carroll
Clear Lake
Wes High
North
Eles Moines
Mallard
Audubon
Roland
Manson
Fort Dodge
Hxira
Mama Oskaloosa
Vieter
Britt
Bondeuragt
Woodward
Osceola
Dempsey and Estelle Taylor Sail for Paris
Jacob Dempsey and his wife, former film star Estelle Taylor, left London for Paris with two secretaries and five sparring partners. One partner is Phil Scott. Mrs. Dempsey has recovered from a sea travel illness and a prior stomach blood vessel rupture.
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Demuyshy
PAIS
International News Wire
London
Jacob Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Paris
Partuers Hging
Phil Scott
England
Hair-Groom advertised as a cheap daily hair fix
An advertisement touts "HAIR-GROOM" as a dignified combing cream costing only a few cents per jar. It claims natural gloss and lasting grooming for all hair types, with "Tait-Groom" grease noted to promote thicker growth.
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Milions
Ahorn
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