Waterloo Hvrning Courier Loss Sparks Prospects Teamed
The Waterloo Hawks suffered a 4 to 3 defeat to Marshalltown, their fourth straight loss under coach Dixon. Key players like Kettenbell pitched solidly, but errors and small misplays doomed Waterloo as they failed to capitalize with late-inning threats.
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Dixon
Rooster Kettenberg
Altho
Marshalltown
Quinn
O'Shea
Handae
Kellenbeig
John O'Shea
John
Hyde
Lundeen
Conrade
Enger
Lukehart
Schultz
Clarke
Hawks
Fred Kneisler
Grant
Wraters
Bettenball
Trendee
Fillingham
Conrad
Winger
Issreewee
Lukshart
Marshelhoven
Fiullingham
A. Kelsey
Knessler
Henace
Lukehar
Kettenbell
Taukehart
Umnire
Wanneun
Cedar Rapids Bats Edge Islanders 14 7 in May Tilt
Cedar Rapids batsmen rally behind pitcher Dennison to defeat Rock Island 14 to 7. Dennison struggled in the eighth inning issuing three walks, allowing two earned runs as Burnies pushed across insurance runs for the win.
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Ceder Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Dennison
Burnies
Rock Island
Roaceteen
Cronin
Deelees Gerken
Wwavrere Farber
Th Dorsey
Irvin
Re Walsh
Kesal
Hasselman
Cf . Lyons
P the Bush
Armabeh
Ess
Wuarie
Meees
Spey
Swanson
Gerken
Jomarte
Wenter
Walsh
Steles
Spear
Tomarte
Dorsey
Keast
Lyons
St Dennisena
Bush
Yin
Mins
Ais
Woosh
Kit Lis
Lanien
Bealt
Lions Amatres
Fermuson and
Olmstead
Briese
Erickson
Percy Gray
Julie Berti
Gray
Hessl
Hasselmen
Nixon
Sey Cedar Rapids
Valentine
Bohannan
Radtoff
Richter
Marshalltown
Lakehart
la Hail
Smith
Adams
West High Student Cuts Eye In Indoor Bat Incident
Glen Schneck of West High received a deep cut over the right eye yesterday afternoon when a baseball bat was unintentionally swung and struck him during a fourth period gym class game on the West High field. Gooch Ralph Sarff provided first aid before Schneck was taken to a physician for six stitches.
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Glen Schneck
West High
Chass
Schneck
Gooch
Ralph Sarff
Maccabees Ball Team to Meet Parkersburg Outfit Sunday
Waterloo Maccabees meet Parkersburg nine in a Sunday game. The local squad, idle in recent cold weather, has practiced regularly and seeks a 20 win in out-of-town games. Parkersburg manager Harry Levey eyes a July match in a town planning Independence Day events.
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Waterloo Macccabees
Parkersburg
Parkerstore
Maccabees
Harry Levey
One Inning Win Seals Moline Triumph Over Dubuque
In a CGUUBH league clash Moline edges Dubuque 7 to 4 after a decisive first inning surge. Standings show Cedar Rapids leading with 14 wins while Dubuque sits at 4 and Ottumwa 6, Burlington 3.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Waterloo
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Burlington
Boston
St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicaago
New York
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Washington
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Cleveland
Kansas City
St.Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Western Interstate Track Meet Set for Dubuque Monday
Dubuque May 22. Conference track meet headlines the third annual Western Interstate event at Calimbra with Columbia College, Lombard, Luther College Decorah, La Crosse Normal, and Chicago’s Eckersall and Lipski named among entrants. Columbia seeks a third straight title as Roy Lamb leads Lombard in sprints.
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Lorbarea
Roy Lamb
Luther College
Decorah
Cole
la Crasse Normal
Walter Eckersail
Chicaro
Joe Lipski
Big Ten
Columbia College
Johnson Breaks Win Drought As Ottumwa Topples Burlington
Ottumwa defeats Burlington 6 to 3 led by pitcher Johnson who ends Ottumwa’s winless stretch. Stoecker hits a two on homer with two on base while Groski and Brandon also homer to chase Burlington starter House.
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Burlington
Johnson
Bees
Stoecker
Groski
Brandon
House
Maloney
Rf . Mann
Crawford
Russ
Dothyng
Huffman
Hoyas
Ottumwa— jRooney
Mariott Sa. Trandon
Cs. Cran
Tt.Kuehler
Johnson D . Tatas
Yienere
Malone
Steel
Craw
Rifman
Walfman
Doran
Phalis
Fieuse
Spear
John
Tron
Johnsen
Linuse
Pirete
Joyce Wethered and Cecil Leitch Square After First Eighteen
At Troon Scotland on May 22 Joyce Wethered and Cecil Leitch were all square after the first 13 holes in their eight hole match for the British women's Open Solf tournament. Leitch hung tough as Wethered pressed but could not pull away.
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Troon
Scotland
Joyce Wellerd
Cecil Leitch
Miss Leitch
Miss Wethered
Eastern clubs sweep Western teams in major leagues
New York May 22 The American and National Leagues saw a strong Eastern sweep as pitchers like Sam Gray and Gordon Cochrane starred. Cochrane hit three homers tying the modern record, while Gray extended his winning streak to eight as the Athletics and others outpaced Western clubs. Dolly batting and defense also sparked several nine double plays.
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Associated Press
New York
Connie Mack
Browns
Sam Gray
Gordon Cochrane
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Senators
Athletics
Johnson
Tigers
Washington
Indians
Bob Shawkey
Yankees
Speaker
Boston
Blankenship
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White Sox
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Dazzy Vance
Charley Hartnett
Hartnett
Giants
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Babe Adams
Morrizon
Philadelphia
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Reds
Hawks
Cardinals
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Bam Gray
Gray
Gabby Hartnett
Casey
Dodgers
Nationals
West High Tennis Semifinals Advance in City Tourney
The West High annual tennis meet reaches semifinals with Barr facing Simmons and Rick meeting Thompson. Barr beat Johnson 6 1 6 2, Simmons edged Clayton 6 3 8 6, Bickley edged Holt 6 1 6 1, and Promaor defeated Hoag 16 1 6 2. The event wraps within a week.
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West High
Barr
Simmons
Rick
Jey
Thompson
Downing Johnson
Clayton
Bickley
Holt
Gee Promaor
Hoag
Baseball player trades and rosters shift in tri cities leagues
The Quincy Hawks purchase Hank Wingfield from Burlington after a trial period. Al Hoetker joins the Bees from Three-L club and several veterans and prospects are released or moved between Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Moline and Springfield. Davenport reflects on diminishing baseball prospects as golf interest rises.
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Quincy Club
Hank Wingfield
Burlington
Bees
al Hoetker
Five Gunners Tie for Second in Jesup Trapshoot
Jesup Iowa May 23 Special Jesup Gun club held a well attended shoot with 22 shooters in programs. Five men tied for second in high amateur: L W Witty J C Hartman H T Shepherd I W Boyd and Charles Hummel each with 141. High professional L D Russell 143. Long runs included Russell 98 Boyd 76 Castle 69 Witty Hartman.
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Jesup Gun Club
Bim Castle
Charles City
L. W. Witty
J. C. Hartman
H. T. Sheperd
Waterloo
I. W. Boyd
Dubuque
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
H. H.broders
L. D. Russell
Des Moines
Remington U.M. C. Company
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Castle
Witty
Hart
Man
Lou
John
Hartman
Bim Casile
D. Russell
L. W.A
Ieryasi
J. G Bartman
Shepherd
Broders
AL. R. Cooper
First Player to Wear Specs Lee Meadows Gains Fame
Lee Meadows, bespectacled pitcher for Pittsburgh, proves glasses do not hinder his play and paves the way for other visually impaired players. He faced hostility entering parks and once came close to a perfect game against the Giants as Heinie Groh reached first.
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AL Demaree
N.Y. Glontad
Meadows
Pittsburgh
Torporter
St Louis
Carmen Hill
Pirates
Lee
Giants
Heinie Groh
New York
Spaulding to coach California with $10000 salary
Minneapolis May 22 The University of Minnesota plans a second coaching change as William H Spaulding travels to Los Angeles to finalize a five year contract with the University of California southern branch worth about 10000 annually He may finish his Minnesota tenure this June and a successor is not yet discussed. Also noted are golf club approvals and minor sports results from Toronto and Louisville.
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Minn
University of Minnesota
William H. “Bill
Spaulding
Los Angeles
University of California, Southern Branch
Minnesota
Gopher
Wapello School Board Bans Athletics
Wapello Ia March 22 The local school board has dropped athletics citing many pupil injuries and a health menace to the girls. The action ends school sports participation amid concerns over safety and welfare.
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Wapello
Wapallo, Ia
Wapello School
Tra k S quads Shape for Tutor Claggie Oatardin
East and West High squads sharpen for the Teachers college invitation meet with ideal track weather. West High is favored though Marshalltown Dubuque Hampton Washington Nashua Grant high of Cedar Rapids and others loom as threats. East High enters 18 men and eyes multiple events as Gruhn Graser and Holgate pace the sprint and relay efforts.
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West High
Teachers College
Altho
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Hampton
Washington
Nashua
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Old Rose
Sarff
Holgate
Potter
Burton
Graser
East High
John Heldt
East High Shoul
Gruhn
Anderson
Charles /City
W alvin to Lead Iowa Golfers on Midwest Trip
James McAlgin of Waterloo joins five University of Iowa golfers for matches against Indiana and Northwestern on Monday and Tuesday. Coach Charles Kennett, William Vernon, Otto Bauch, Ed Beman, Frank Smiley, and captain Ray Peterson, who misses the trip due to medical exams, accompany the team. Practice and workouts are planned around Evanston and Indiana courses with a Sunday session in Indiana.
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Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Indiana
Northwestern
Devanston
Indiana Inks
Charles Kennett
William Vernon
Otto Bauch
Ed Beman
Frank Smiley
Ray Peterson
Hawkers
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