Several New Faces In Hawk Lineup Promised by Sunday
Waterloo reports plans to add new players as manager Dixon pursues collegians including Gates Walker Bates and Wickham from Indiana Danville and Cedar Falls while Ben Kelsey and Pat Kelsey depart. The Hawks lost a marathon 11 inning series finale to Marshalltown 4 to 2, with key moves and lineup shuffles anticipated for a Dubuque return.
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Uproar of Spring Scenes Mixed with Sports Oddities
A collage of rustic spring imagery and quirky sports notes appears. References to nature’s renewal, a sandlot game revolver incident in Chicago, and a tour by an unnamed group of Indians contrast with a Waterloo dugout joke and local diving class notices.
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Fourth Victory Is Won by Valentine Islanders Subdued
Valley league standings show Cedar Rapids and Rock Island leading in one division while Marshalltown and Waterloo trail. National and American leagues list Cincinnati Boston and Chicago with varied margins. American Association and Western League results column with Des Moines Tulsa St Joseph and Denver in action.
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Jowa Freshman Track Squad Faces Gophers and Illini
The Jowa freshman track team travels this week to meet the Minnesota Gophers and Illinois Illini. The roster includes noted sprinters and distance runners as coaches prep for upcoming events.
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Venemon Delivers as Bees Rally to Beat Ottumwa 8 7
Venemon came in as reliever for Burlington and stopped Ottumwa after a five-run ninth. Burlington scores in the ninth lift them to an 8 7 win. Box score lists Stoecker Fairchild draftman Cruveford Manns and Rooney among key batters. Umpire Gregory. Time 1:25.
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Program announced for state shoot at Fort Dodge
Forty ninth annual Iowa trapshooting championship details released for Fort Dodge Gun Club grounds June 7 to 9. Total purse $834.60 includes cash average $400, GoH purse $284.50, Sophie Giel CU prize $150. Events run Sunday 2h targets, Monday 24 targets, Tuesday 26 targets with state handicap and all around title.
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First M. E. Defeats Grace M. E in Big League Game
First M. E. defeated Grace M. E 9 to 11 in a Whitey league night game at Cedar River Park. Wilder was the winning pitcher, allowing one hit and six errors by Grace M. E. while Grace M. E. made six errors and had weak support.
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Giants Win Despite Missing Stars In Close Game
The New York Giants savor a victory despite missing regulars Frisch Groh and manager McGraw. Georges Kelly drove in his sixth homer of the season with two on, while the Cubs fell 4 to 1. Brooklyn dropped into a tie for second with Philadelphia after four Robin pitchers allowed 22 hits. Meanwhile, Philadelphia beat the Cardinals 8 to 4 as Cincinnati routed the Braves 15 to 8. Cleveland knocked off the Yankees 10 to 9 with a ninth inning rally. The Tigers beat the Senators 7 to 3 as Ty Cobb led a late surge. The White Sox, led by Eddie Collins, defeated Boston 10 to 7 in a 20-base-on-balls game. Iglay Mestil stole 16 bases, leading the league in that category while homerun pace quickened.
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Kelly Succeeds Novak as Rebar Rapids Coach
Kelly named Washington High football coach in Cedar Rapids replacing Leo Novak. The selection follows his captaincy of the University of Town team in 120 and two years coaching at Burlington High School. Fred Winter from Eagle Grove and former Grinnell College athlete joined Grant High School staff.
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Yesterday's Homeruns in American Baseball Roundup
Report summaries several players with homer runs and team totals including Williams Brevin Hellmann and Bishop Athict along with Wrightstons Phillies 2.0 Burras Braves and Tranar Athletics continuing in the national sports recap
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Baseball Tricks and Hidden Buckles Rumor in 1930s
A fragmentary column quotes Pie Traynor on bunting psychology and base running reads like a sensational note about ball adherence tricks. It mentions Carl Mays with a Cincinnati Reds scheme involving split belts and sharpened buckle prongs used to roughen balls.
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Hawks and Aces shuffle rosters in Mississippi Valley reports
The Dubuque and Ottumwa circles reveal player moves as Buck Freeman joins St Louis Cardinals system and several veterans, including Hyde and Fairchild, face release or position changes. Des Moines accepts Larry Bope on an agreement with Frank Boyle while Willard Dill heads to the Cards.
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Pleasure of bout with Yahn goes to 0
Harry Yahn the Linn county welterweight shaded Bill Brown of Waterloo in six rounds at Electric Park. Joe Knipp challenged the winner as carded soon with Yahn or Scrapper Thompson. Marty Win alvin beat the Wicco Kid in four rounds. Ad Kaip refereed. Also notes on Mandell boxing controversy and Dempsey Paris reception.
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Cedar Falls tutor prep track meet draws 40 teams
Forty high schools have entered the annual Teachers college invitation track meet at Cedar Falls with more expected before Friday’s close. Clarion, 1924 meet winner, is absent. East High Cedar Rapids West High and other schools shape a competitive field as Gruhn and East High relay teams show strong form.
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Manchester High Sends 14 to Teacher Classic
Manchester High University track squad of 14 men prepared for the Teachers College high school meet at Cedar Falls. The athletes listed include Fisher Bronson Richardson Pugh Schmitz Schriver Baumgartner Cannon Alien Haine Bilnir Atwater Cooney and Dutton as the team eyes strong showing this weekend.
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Berray Hurts Armand Out Of Ames Lineup
Claude Barray of Waterloo will miss the Cyclone lineup for the two game series with Nebraska due to a torn right shoulder ligament from a pitching injury last week. The injury sidelines the pitcher as the team prepares for Friday and Saturday games.
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