Hawke L Lose Second Game of Season to Rock Island
Waterloo unable to hold early lead as Rock Island defeats the Hawks 9 to 7 in Cedar Rapids bound tilt. Key players include McDonald and O Shea for Waterloo with Parente Kessel and Dorsey contributing for Rock Island. pitching changes and eighth inning rally decide the outcome.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Rock Island
Hawks Trois Waterloo Aare
Percy Gr Liers
Herman Iselitz
Dixon
Trans
Clarke
Altha
Schulz
Mullen
O'Shea
A McDonald
Hawks
John Ruffing
Zalter
Parente
Kessl
Dorsey
Hasselman
Wats
McDonald
Serre
Ruffing
Belity
Wess
Herman
Keyes
Kess
Willoughby
Felder
Walsh
Bobbie
Finkjer
O'Snes
Zaller
Seth New
Mplannigen
Cedar Rapids
Edile Wright
Danville
Banks
McCracken
Keck Island
Irvin
Radloft
Ed Warthia
Grey's
Waterles
MunNen
Ixon
Pia
Os Dorser
Waterloo Rock
Blitz
Fitch
Belitz
Green
Dr.ool
College Baseball Major Hitter Leaders Across Regional Matches
Lead names and scores from early season college baseball show top hitters and teams across campuses including West Point Champaign Urbana Dubuque and East Lansing. Notable figures such as Green and Williams appear alongside Notre Dame Minnesota and Nebraska in varied matchups with mixed results and scattered tallies.
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West Point
Champalen
Trois
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Wis
Hawks on verge of trimming squad amid salary strains
The Hawks face pressure as coach Jimmy Schol lenberger plans to cut to 12 players. Rock Island performers like Walter Swenson and club opponents such as Decatur and Peoria loom large in a hot season. The Davenport Times praises local sport reporting amid lively yet messy game accounts.
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Walter Swenson
Rock Island
Decatur
Peoria
Watter
Fredite iSchult
Rock Island Argus
Schule
Davenport Times
Waterloo
Larry Mullen
Charlie
Larry
Duhunne
Thxen
History of golf from ancient origins to modern game
A historical overview recounts golf origins in Scotland in the 15th century, the evolution of equipment from wooden clubs to featheries and gutta percha, and the spread to England and the United States. It notes legal bans in the 1400s, the Royal and Ancient Club at St Andrews founded in 1754, and the rise of national and international clubs and championships.
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Lone
Scotland
Cermans
Kolbe
Ayer
Colburn Harkell
Great Britain
London
Mnyceum
Mayer
Cirecle
Fearrelly
Tun
Beotland
England
St. Awe
Royal and Ancient
Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Golfing World
Willie Park
United States
J. Andrews Club
Yonkers
Inside Golf A Chester G Horton on Chick Evens
Instructional golf excerpt detailing the pull down start from the top of the backswing. It explains left-arm pull, body weight transfer, and keeping the right shoulder up to avoid collapse. Emphasizes finishing with hard hips and a dragged right foot, credited to John F. E. Dilison.
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GOLF
John FE. Dilison
Seven new National Amateur Boxing Champions Named
From a 2900 boxer entry and 24 states, eight champions emerged at Rostom Mass. May 22. Heavyweight winner E G Greathouse of Washington Pennsylvania and others claimed titles in various weight classes including Tom Wirby Roxbury Ben Funk Yale AY Mello Lowell Fred Borstein Pittsburgh Jack Williams New York and others. One former champion John Rint Cleveland lost his final to Al Mello of Lowell after a long journey to the deciding bout. Wesley College boxer Joel Salas Las Vegas Laharba also noted.
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Associated Press
Rostom
Mass
United States
Tom Wirby
Roxbury
Ben Funk
Yale
AY Mello
Lowell
Pownl
Fred Borlstein
Pittsburgh
Angeles
Cal
Jack Williams
New York
Los Angeles
John Rint
Cleveland
al Mel Ia
Wesley
Joel Salas
Las
Pidel Laharba
National boxing title bout features heavyweights in Atlanta
The article notes Dan O'Dowd of Boston facing local rivals and other welterweight contenders in a New York connection event. Mentions Mickey Walker as the world welterweight figure and a scheduled 14 round main event with several regional boxers from California Indiana and Sioux City as contenders. The piece signals a staged match with a Mondarte deadline for attendance and statements of match terms.
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Atlanta
Yorienl ¢ York
Yesterday's Homeruns and Tasting Season Totals
Fragmentary note shows scattered references to homeruns and season totals with unclear names and numbers. No coherent event or entities readable. Unable to confirm specific people teams or dates from the garbled text.
John McGraw Targets Baker as Giants Face Memorial Day
In a belligerent exchange McGraw taunts William F. Baker amid a tense Giants season. McGraw blasts poor weather and lack of morning practice as the team slides from first to third, predicts a rebound, and references an upcoming meeting with Baker. The article notes Memorial Day games in Philadelphia and a broader view of league contenders.
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Baker
New York
McGraw
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Giants
McGraw-Baker
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Dean Dite
Pittsburgh
Star Golfers Plan to Compete in National Open
New York reports 822 entrants, 799 professionals, in eastern and western qualifiers for the national open golf championships. Bobby Jones won last year’s title. This year 166 enter the eastern Worcester field May 27–28 for 41 spots and 156 seek 39 western qualifiers.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Mashie
Inwood
Long Island
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Worcester Mass
Wil
Illinois Central Beats Knights of Columbus 8-0 in Five
Illinois Central baseball team won its third straight City league contest at Cedar River Park defeating the Knights of Columbus nine by 8 to 0 in five innings. Gun pitched a one hitter with 12 strikeouts, while M Garvey allowed four safeties and fanned four. Ten errors marked the losers effort as Central jumped to six runs in the first frame.
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Ulinois Central Ships
Cedar River Park
Knights of Columbus
Railroad
Gun
J.mcgarvey
McGarvey
K. of C
J. McGarvey
Pi Mullen
Dooley
C. O'Connor
Martin
Gorm
Hulett
Hy Ritz
B. Mesary
Cubs Take Early NL Lead With 8 6 Victory Over Phillies
Grover Alexander pitched the Chicago Cubs to first place after an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia. The Giants beat Pittsburgh 16 to 8 without John McGraw, while Ernie Osborne debuted for Brockville with a 9 to 2 win over Cincinnati. Red Sox beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Boston closes in on the Yankees, and Robins toppled Cincinnati with a seven-run seventh.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
Grover Alexander
Cubs
Philadelphia
Ernie Osborne
Brocklio
McGraw
Pirates
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Goston
Ayhalk
Yankees
Detritt
Jack Quinn
Collins
Tigers
Boston
Davis
Althe
Phillies
Mokan
Hornsby
Cardinals
Robins
Cincy Teds
Eppa Rixey
Griffith
Bill Terry
Fort
George Kelly
Kremer
New Mochella
EFL
Diskmann
Hughie Jennings
Waterloo Tigers to Meet Readlyn Sunday in Baseball Clash
Waterloo Tigers schedule a Sunday game with Readlyn in Readlyn. The Tigers seek a victory after Readlyn defeated Clute Grocery nine 11 to 1 last Sunday in city play.
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Waterloo Tigers
Readlyn
Readlyn Baseball
Tigers
Clute Grocery
Waterloo Jinx Fails Nuss In Hectic Fight Night
Waterloo clashes with Mason City as Jimmy Nuss seeks to break his jinx against Everett Strong in a six round semi and two four round prelims at the baseball park. Promoters whisper strong purses for a win while local hopes hinge on Nuss overcoming bad luck in Waterloo boxing history.
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Jimmy Nuss
Everett Strong
Waterloo
Mason City
Trong
Earl Blue
Davenport
St. Paul
Jimmy
Strong
Nuss
Knipps
Knipp
Louw Rollinger
Freeport
Ill
Everett
Lou
Stromp
Mississippi U Coach to Become Des Moines Mentor
Rolland A. Cowell, Mississippi University coach at Oxford, named head coach and athletic director at Des Moines University to succeed Harry Bell who recently resigned. Cowell plains to report in August, 1922. The Des Moines move follows approval by the board of athletics. A separate item notes a new Southern Towns American Legion baseball league forming in southern Iowa with Albia, Oskaloosa, Sigourney, and Keokuk currently involved.
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Cowell
Mississippi
Des Moines
Rolland A. Cowell
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Des Moines University
Harry Bell
Lombard College
Iilinois Athete
University of Madig
Legion Ball Loop
Albia
Towa
Legionnaires
Southern Towns
American Legion League
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Keafa
Belmont Park Opens Spring Race Meet Today
Belmont Park starts its spring race meet with the Metropolitan handicap headlining the card. Mad Hatter from the Rancocas stable carries top weight of 127 pounds, paired in betting with Bracadale of the Sinclair string, with other entries including Martingale Rialto Dunlin Ordinance and Klondyke among the 3-year-olds.
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New York
Belmont Park
Mad Hatter
Rancocas
Bracadale
Sinclair String
Martingale
Rialto
Dunin
Ordinance
Klondyke
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Jimmy Schollenberger
Rock Islands
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Sioux City
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John McGraw
W.F. Baker
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