Byrnes Park Golf Course to install new improvements
City park commission and Byrnes Park Golfers Club outline immediate upgrades at the Byrnes Park municipal course. Planned changes include club racks at the home tee, new trap sand, a busy day starter, an officer near the Old Homestead hole, rest rooms, a practice green, distance stakes on all 18 fairways, and a rules sign near the first tee. Over 175 golfers now hold memberships.
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City Park Commission
D. Hy. Easley
C. A. Morris
Albert Sherwood
Byrnes Park
Park Commission
Byrnes Park Golfers' Club
Y M C A Junior Wrestlers Tourney Set For Tomorrow Night
Waterloo Y M C A announces a class tourney for junior wrestlers with 16 entrants all from Warne Wadey wrestling class. Finn Erickson, Teachers College undefeated in 135 pounds, will referee. Public invited. Grinnell tops Armour Tech 5 2 in tennis without captain Harris Coggeshall who fell to George Jennings 8 6 6 0.
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Waterloo
Frank Kirkner
Warner Wadey
Finn Erickson
Teachers College
Grinnell
U.R
Armour Tech
Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
George Jennings
Tech
Cardinals Defeat Reds 5 1 As Haines Extends Win Streak
In Cincinnati on May 21 the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Redlegs 5 to 1. Jess Haines earned his fourteenth straight win for the Caves and closed the season with nine consecutive victories, while Evers Swanson boosted his league lead with nine stolen bases.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Redlegs
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Caves
Evers Swanson
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Bottomley
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Walker
Tadgold Dressen
Allen
Oraiog
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St. Lows
Halm
Hefey
Gelbert
Kelly
Cruay
Hafey
Stalen
Baseball score report with mixed plays and errors
Grimm and Wornsby led with two base hits for Chicago as Bartell and Hemsley added three base hits. Stephenson stole a base and cuylersencrifices were recorded. Grantham turned a double play from Grantham to Bartell to Sheely. Chicago moved ahead 4 to Pittsburgh with balls and strikes showing Bush eight and Swetonic 35. Time four.
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Hemsley
Stephenson
Cuylersencrifices
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Grantham
Sheely
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Swetonle
Irgler
Hart
McLoughlin
Morgan Retains Junior Title in Coast Bout
Ted Morgan defended his junior light weights title in Los Angeles on May 21, defeating Mexican challenger Baby Sal Sorio of San Bernardino who had stopped 56 of 75 opponents. Morgan won eight of ten rounds, using a tight defense and sharp left hand to blunt the attack.
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Baby Sal Sorio
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Tuffy Griffith Seeks Heavyweight Crown Jump
Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City plans to drop to heavyweight contention after a 10 round Chicago stadium bout with Al Friedman. If Griffith wins, manager Jack O Keefe says he will be kept in heavy ranks and be aimed at the heavyweight crown.
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Tuffy
Griffith
Sioux City
Boxer
Tommy Loughran
al Friedman
Boston
Jack O'Keefe
Allison Nine Loses to Greene in County Tournament
Allison High School baseball team falls 8 to 3 to Greene in the county tournament at Parkersburg. A large delegation of Allison residents attended the event.
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Greene
Parkersburg
Major League Leaders May 20 Rally Chess of Stats
National League leaders include Runs Douthit of the Cardinals with 29 and Garcia 45 RBIs. Frisch and Waner pace doubles and triples while Swanson of the Reds steals 2 bases. Grimes of the Pirates wins a pitcher’s duel as the league leaders’ race tightens in late May.
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Fourteen Schools Send 200 Athletes to Teachers Meet
Fourteen schools with over 200 athletes converge on Cedar Falls for the Iowa conference outdoor track and field championships to be staged on the Teachers college track Friday and Saturday. The Teachers host and are favored, with strengths in hurdles pole vault and weight events. Morningside excels in sprints and middle distance, Iowa Wesleyan and Parsons balance strong squads. A conference tennis meet and a golf for coaches event accompany the track weekend.
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West High
Towns
Iowa
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cuarter
Teachters College
Morningside
Towa Wesleyan
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Plowboys Defeat Indians in Opening Game
Clyde Van Dusen, 1929 Derby winner, aims for two Chicago stakes. The American Derby at Washington Park on June 15 offers 50000 added money, and the Arlington Park American classic on July 13 offers 60000.
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Clyde van Dusen
Washington Park
Arlington Park
Pole Vault Records and Cedar Rapids Baseball Buzz
The piece notes evolving pole vault marks from 12 to 14 feet with potential upsets by Canby Warne Sturdy and Otterness across the Big Six and Western conferences. It also follows Spot Grant praising Cedar Rapids as a rising Mississippi Valley league pennant contender, with details on veterans and current player stats from Des Moines to Chicago. Horton Smith posts a 66 in France, sparking golf news.
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Hawks Fall to Bunnies 10-5 Behind Sloppy Fielding
Waterloo Hawks lose 10-5 to Cedar Rapids Bunnies as six errors undermine starter Cregg Becker. New outfielder P. G. Elliott from Chicago slated to join, Dixon hopes for power and sharper defense. Betres shines behind the plate, but miscues dominate the afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Whitey
Cregg Becker
Decorah
Hawk
Cletus
Dixon
P. GC. Elliott
Chicago
Hawks
Spellman
Joe Prevost
Benda
Miller
Serre
Mr. Becker
Anderson
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Mississippi
Waterloo
Cedar
Altho
Hawks and Bunnies Clash In High Scoring Baseball Tilt
The Bunnies jump started with runs in the second and third innings as they piece together four hits for a six run output. The Hawks answer with two runs in the sixth and seventh as Serre Prevost Bends and Miller drive in key runs. Lobdell is likely to start the rematch at 3 30 with Manager Dixon keeping decisions pending.
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Baten
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Waterloo
SL Dixon
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Becker
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Quanter
Spellman
Storme
Hawks
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Serre
Prevost
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Lobdell
Dixon
Iowa high school meet set at Iowa State College
Sixteen place winners return as the twenty fourth annual IHSAA track and field meet is staged on State field at Iowa State College next Saturday. Twelve district champs lead the field with two former champions among the likely favorites.
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Ames
Iowa High ‘School Athletic Association
Iowa State College
Moulton
Abraham Lincoln High
Council Bluffs
Kohl
Mason City
T. N. Metcalf
Iowa State
West High
East High
Des Moines
Emmetsburg
Washington
Waterloo
Clarion
Sioux City
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Greenfield
Davenport
Newton
Grinnell
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