Waterloo Hawks Edge Ottumwa in Doubleheader Losses
Waterloo Hawks split a doubleheader with Ottumwa in a crowded day of Valley league action. Manager Dixon weighed pitching options as the squad trimmed to seven veterans, while Burlington Bees swept Waterloo in the twin bill.
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Iowa Hawks
Fase
Ottumwa
Burlington Bees
Lareup
Dixon
Tor
Widinir
Altho
Smiles Sromarshi
Gowell
Craser
Valley Waungers
Hill-Toc
Mie Onener
Burlington
Amdy Anderson
Lee Venemon
Andy
Sim Grant
Hed Rathbun
Burli
Clarke
Farr
Tuns
Huffman
Hawks
By. Stuart
Necktie King Faces Public Scrutiny And Scandal
A chaotic clipping describes the so called necktie king facing financial ruin after a dramatic business collapse. Details touch on vast losses, dwindling credit, and the political and public reactions to his fall from wealth.
Latzo Wins Welter Title in Ten Rounds Over Walker
In Scranton Pa Latzo son of a miner defeated Mickey Walker in ten rounds to claim the welterweight title. The crowd of miners and locals filled the arena as Latzo landed decisive blows, blood drawing from both fighters, with Latzo gaining momentum from mid bout and finishing strong. Gate receipts reached about $90,000 with Latzo’s share around 17 percent.
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Scranton
Wyoming Valley
Pete Latzo
Baminion
Mickey Walker
Willabeth
Nuifi
Walker
Jack Sritton
New York
Latza
Eim
Arstone
Latzo
Bue
Amany
Pete
Altho
Joyce
Ulan
Teateo
Fenty Matittas
Newton
Duncan
Voltem
Az Oy
Marrs
Reichley
Geant
Chacke
Mathias Stim
Iain Newte
Mlenry
Anerson
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Lo Dows
Bonn
Younen Huffman
Atoben
Sayers
Farm Tb
Timpirs
Katte
Ruriiss
Huftirim
Burtington
Rathtin
Rathbun
Dinhie
Central Club Trap Shoot Tomorrow at Gates Park
The Central Club trap shoot is set for tomorrow afternoon at Gates Park starting at 4 30 PM. A program will be offered with prizes and events including a shoot on Memorial Day weekend.
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Central Club
Cak
Wentral
Gates Park
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Unclear standings and results from multiple leagues yesterday
Fragmented sports brief shows results from Valley League and National League with mixed city scores. Notable high scores include Chicago 13 New York 3 and Milwaukee 13, with several other city matchups listed in a shuffled lineup.
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Codaa
Tapias Moline
Dubudue
Rock Island
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Brooklyn
St.’ Law Ihiledelahice Oo American
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Aang
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Tndianapolis
Toledo Ae Een Leigziin
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Te Moines
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Omaha
Oklahoma
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Wichita
Interstate meet draws 301 athletes from 43 schools
Iowa City May 21 U Iowa inter scholastic track and field meet set for May 28 with 301 athletes from 43 schools representing Iowa Kansas Illinois Indiana and Michigan City Ind Washington Cedar Rapids Fort Madison Ames and Ottumwa among entrants Notable prep athletes include Montezuma shot put record holder Barge Fort Madison Everingham Curtis Ames Rowe Smith and Redel plus sprinters Cristy Pane and Maley among others
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Dubigie
Oelwein
Grinnell
Montezuma
Fort Madison
Jkalora
Mediapolis
North Erglish
Thompson
Town
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Ames
Redel
Cristy
Toxyer
Washington
Professional tour win at St Andrews shocks golf world
Tetdien Aubrey Roemer wins the Daily Mall professional tour event in St Andrews with a 297 score. George Duncan and Alo Mitchell tie for second with 100. New York Saragen Carrie ton weighs 12 pounds.
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Aubrey Roemer
Tolfer
Daily Mall
St Andrews
Georie Duncan
Alo Mitchell
New York
Saragen
Raer
Ray Cara
Champalen
Ssippi A. & ML
University of Trioity
East High Awards 46 Emblems to Students for Activities
East High School awarded 46 emblems and letters to students for achievements in athletics and extra curricular events during the regular auditorium period. Track athletes Capt. Robert Sherburns Norval Armstrong George Bowler Clyde Densuiel Tess Harris Howard Thompson Nelson Gurge and Clair Weickel received letters. Nine basketball letters went to Capt. Harold Blim Capt elect Lionel Rose Rex Smith Frank Bicker Howard Thompson Clyde Artis Milton Townsend John Sansone and Clyde Demmel. Tennis emblems were awarded to William Stevenson John Bickley and Russell Ritz, while cheerleaders emblems went to Clyde Ais, Robert Dolson, Frederick Morse and Brang Wille. Six girls earned senior lifesavers emblems Engratia Bender Mabel Benzon Bernice Dyer Mae Lewis Carol Prescott and Beatrice Reisner. Junior lifesavers emblems went to Bernice Dooley Helen Enfield Edna Larson Pearl Lewis Mary Pitts Eva Overton Leona Sternat and Gladys White. Debating emblems were awarded to Mildred Chaplin Robert Drake Proud Held, and 11 declamatory contestants including Frances Stotts Robert Drake Mildred Chaplin Laverna Bachiell Dorothy Wilson Mae Reinhart Katherine Wildes Virginia Fish Ruth Jago and Mac Lewis. Four musicians who earned district music contest places were Bernice Berg Michael Klinoff Virginia Twisk and Gelda Knapp.
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East High
Robert Sherburns
Norval Armstrong
George Bowler
Clyde Densuiel
Tess Ilarris
Howart Thompson
Nelson Gurge
Clair Weickel
Harold Blim
Lionel Rose
Rex Smith
Frank Bicker
Howard Thompson
Clyde Artis
Milton Tounshendeaux
John Sansone
Clyte Demmel
William Stevenson
John Bickley
Rresell Ritz
Cheer Séadlers
Clyde Arius
Robert Dolson
Frederick Morse
Brang Wille
Lifesavers
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Bender
Mabel Benzon
Bernice Dyer
Mae Lewis
Carol Prescott
Beatrice Reisner
Dernice Dooley
Helen, Enfield
Edna Larson
Pearl Lewis
Mary Pitts
Eva Overton
Leona Sternat
Gladys White
Mildred Chaplin
Robert Drake
Proud Held
Frances ‘Stotts
Laverna Bachiell
Dorothy Wilson
Mae Reinhart
Katherine Wildes
Virginia
Fish
Ruth Jago
Mac Lewis
Bernice Berg
Michael Klinoff
Virginia Twisk
Gelda Knapp
Hammer Mark in Danger at Big Ten Track Meet
In Iowa City on May 29 and 25 1925 Michigan star Harry Hawkins and Illinois star Herbie Shively will try to break a Western Conference hammer record set in 1913 by Californian W. H. Shatteluck at 160 feet 4 inches. Hawkins threw 142 feet 3 inches at the Penn Relays and Shively recently hurled 168 feet 5 inches.
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Towa City
Spejell
W. Shat ‘Tuck
Iowa City
Harry Tlawkins
Michigan
Herbie Shively
Illinois
Hawkins
Penn
Shively
Valley clubs limit to eighteen men in squad changes
The Valley League reduces rosters to eighteen players per club, with seven veleriens allowed per squad. Bill Speins, Fre aque pilot, submits his list to Belden Hilleague president and will finalize once Wayland Hicks reports. Lt Eddie Deal, a catcher, has been released. Cedar Rapids negotiates for Joe Shields with Grand Rapids in the central league.
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Bill Speins
Freaque Pilot
Belden Hilleague
Beck
Cedar Rapids
Grand Rapids
Joe Shields
Carefree Humorous Ball Players Face Three Hour Serious Time
A reminiscence of early professional baseball culture describes players as carefree and humorous, blending youth with leisure. Pranks include a laundry bag water dump from a hotel window, a paper fire set by teammates, and players defying hotel managers before manager Jack Hendricks calmed the situation.
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Furth
M Hetel
Sherwood- McGee
Euppa- Rixey
Eppa
Sammy Bohne
Jakie Bmay
Reds
Jackie
May Dake
Jack Hendricks
Kore
ABALL
Cyclones Look for Great Things from Freshman Pitcher
Ames Ta May 21 Special Town State shows promise in baseball with freshmen led by Harold Finch of Rudd. Finch threw a no hit no run game against seniors, striking out 13, as freshmen beat the varsity 5 to 0. In another game, Finch held the varsity to a 6 to 2 loss through eight innings before late errors. The article praises fresh material and renewed interest, predicting Town State could rise as a baseball power next year.
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Town State
Levson
Sam
Smith
Harold Finch
Rudd
Hunter
Greione
Finch
al Wheeler
Gophers hammer Hawkeyes as Redding throws no hit game
Minnesota baseball defeated Iowa 41 to 0 in St Paul as Redding pitched a no hit no run game. He scattered Hawkeye trouble while Minnesota piled up 30 hits and six errors by Iowa led to 71 runs, ending Town’s eight game Big Ten losing streak and lifting Minnesota to the .500 mark.
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St. Paul
Minnesota University
Redding
Gopher
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Heiserman
Ascher
Iowa
Gophers
Town
Minnesota
Latzo Wins Welterweight Title and Carpentier Returns
Pete Latzo, from Pennsylvania coal mines, is named world welterweight champion after a decisive Scranton bout. Georges Carpentier, the famed Frenchman, returns tonight to Madison Square Garden to face Sailor Eddie Hallan in a heavyweight bid after past reigns.
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New York
Boxing World Today
Pete Latzo
Pennsylvania
Mickey Walker
iSailor
Mddie Halfan
Georges
Parkersburg Ant Bristow To Play Ball Sunday
The Parkersburg team will host Bristow here next Sunday in a closely matched game. A large crowd is expected as both teams are considered evenly matched.
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Parkersburg
ANT Bristow
Bristow
Twelve Old Rose Truckmen to See Action Saturday
Twelve West High athletes depart for Mason City for tomorrow's national high school era classic. Coach Ralph Sarf hones a speedy mile unit while Olds, Pixley, and Stotzal lead the field in individual events with Olds in the shot put Stertzel in the pole vault and Pixley in the high hurdles.
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West High
Mason City
Mason City High School
Rose Aces
Attoni
Holgate
Haver
Rausch
Junger
Pixley McGinna
Stotzal
Olds
Rust
Tarney
Royer
Makinster
Ralph
Sarf
Pixley
Glade
Stertzel
Denver Club Trapshoot Set for Tuesday in Ta, May 21
Denver Gun club plans a Tuesday trapshoot with seven 20 target events. Entry is 1 dollar per event, purses split into four equal shares, targets priced at two cents. Local star Henry Steege likely to attract a large turnout as the sport opens at 10 a.m. Bim Castle serves as cashier.
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Denver Gun Club
Aif
Henary
Steege
Lin
Bim Castle
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