Hawks Open Six Day Stand Against Bunnies and Tigers
The Waterloo Hawks return from a rough road trip ending in Keokuk with a split doubleheader. New lefty pitcher Newell shone in the first win while Vick struggled in the loss. Cedar Rapids Bunnies visit for a three game set. Spot Grant shown in lineup return. Mudloff and Benda solid in infield. Eddie Spellman lifts batting eye with two hits in game one as Lobdell and Becker duel for today’s start.
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Cedar Replds
Bill Speas
Spot Grant
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Ned
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Mudloff
Benda
Jerry Bauer
Birds
Waterloo Boys
Waterloo
Indians
Dixon
Rankies
Eddie Spellman
Mighty Wood
Eddie
Lobdell
Becker
Ralph Lobdell
Cregg Becker
Decorah
Browns Drop Last Game to Indians by 10 to 6
St Louis Browns lose final game to Cleveland 10 to 6 in St Louis. Box score shows Browns with errors and hitters Jamieson Fonseca Averill Sewell Myatt Hartley Lind Tavener Gardner with limited scoring. Indians offense led by Blue Manush and Kimsey as pitchers Miljus wins over Kimsey. Umpires Hildebrand Guthris Moriarity. Time 3 33.
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Shante & Im
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Ad Pileh
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Guthris
Moriarity
Grover Leads as Ames Meet Starter for Big Six
John G. Grover, a Kansas City business man, acted as starter and referee for the Big Six outdoor meet at Ames. It marked his nineteenth year in that role for the conference. Grover’s skill earned high praise from coaches and officials, distinguishing him in track and field officiating. Wilcox tied the Big Six 100 yard dash record in 9.6 seconds despite strong winds, with Meier Town State second and Engle third. Nebraska’s Tomson won the broad jump at 24 feet 25-8 inches, while Churchill, Oklahoma, showcased all around ability in multiple events but did not excel in any single specialty.
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Grover
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Keith Kittrell
Wilcox
Kansas University
Charles Paddock
Une
Strikaes
Meier
Town State
Engle
Roland Locke
University of Nebraska
Ftat
Tom Churchill
Oklahoma
Churchill
Waterloo and Charles City battle for state honors in track meet
Waterloo High School led the district trials at Cresco with seven firsts while Charles City trailed closely in points. East High earned high marks with Douglass winning the mile and Lee the half mile, Steeves taking the shot put and second in discus, and Max Gerber earning a state bid in third place in discus. The Orange and Black qualified four men plus the mile relay team, while the Old Rose gained eligibility.
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Sarff
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Decorah
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Thompson
Middleton
Stevenson
Cottrill
Tarpy
Templeton
Lindsey
Steeves
East
Douglass
Lee
Max Gerber
Teachers College Nine Falls to Iowa 12-5 in Iowa City
Iowa won 12 to 5 as they combined 15 hits with five errors by the Teachers College nine in Iowa City. Carlson started for Iowa, then Brown relieved after a rough first inning. Glassgary was pulled in the fourth after fielding miscues. Mowry led the Hawkeyes with two triples, a double and a single in five at bats.
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Baseball Almanac Style Box Score Fragments
Fragmented box score items list hits doubles triples and home runs for multiple teams. Mentions Cards Pirates Tigers Yankees Indians Browns and Reds with players Frisch Ott Gehringer Wirh scores and pitching records including Grimes Uhle and Kamm. Data appears as OCR garbled but reflects 1940s baseball stat line style.
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White Bax
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Gehringer
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Momera
Gehrig
Yanks
bason—Johnson
Averill
Indians
Uhle
Cardinals Fourth Pilot Leads Early Card Season
St Louis May 20 P The Cardinals under Billy Southworth show a quick start after manager changes. Southworth builds a winning mix with Charley Gelbert from Rochester and the club drops Rabart Maranville at short. At three weeks the team aspires to climb the pennant pole with strong early results.
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Rochester
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Rabart Maranville
Michigan Hold Snares Western Conference Lead
Michigan presses toward a second straight Western Conference baseball title as Iowa and Illinois take on the Wolverines this week. Iowa City hosts Michigan Friday with Wisconsin in pursuit, while Illinois meets Purdue and Indiana engages Wisconsin in Madison. Lloyd Suridge, ex-Iowa athlete, takes over as head coach at Mitchell, Nebraska.
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Indiana
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Purdue
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Northwestern
A.R
Lloyd Sridge
Lone Tree High School
Mitchell, Neb
Big Ten Track Stars Eye Record-Making Big Tens
Chicago May 20 Western conference track and field athletes prepare for the Big Tens at Evanston this weekend. Ohio State’s George Simpson may break the 9.7 Big Ten 100 record on a fast track, while Dave Abbott and top pole vaulters show form. Rasmus aims for discus and Wilford Ketz for hammer. Behr looks to improve shot put. Prelims Friday, finals Saturday.
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U.P
Evanston
George Simpson
Ohio State
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Oioan
Hubbard
Michigan
Tom Warne
Northwestern
Henry Canby
Town
George Otterness
Minnesota
Droegenmueller
McGinnis
Wisconsin
Peta Rasmus
Rasmus
Wilford Ketz
Sam Behr
Wsconsin
Giants and Yankees Lead With Yesterday's Homers
Ungrammatical clipping reports several players from the Yankees Phillies Cubs Giants and White Sox hitting homers yesterday. Names include Gehrig Ruth Opel Wilson Jackson Hoffison and others with totals and league references.
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Giants
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Yankees
Klein
Philles
Perease Ruth
Opel
Piles
Wilson
Cubs
Jackson
Huth
Hoffison
White
Nebraska Scores Heavily to Win Big Six Title
Nebraska trackmen under coach Ine dan Schutte dominated the Big Six outdoor meet at State field, scoring 61 1 2 points to win ahead of Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas, Missouri, and Kansas Aggies. Tomson set a meet record with 24 feet 25 8 inches in the long jump. Wilcox of Kansas tied the world mark in the 100 yards with 9.6 seconds. Missouri mile relay won in a close finish against Kansas Aggies. Limited crowd and balanced Huskers team performance marked the event. In basketball notes, Iowa and Chicago are set to clash on Hawkeye courts with George Lott in the lineup.
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Courier Special Service
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Inedan” Schutte
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Iowa State
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Meter
Engel
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