Hawks Lead Loop In Hitting With Average Of .804
The Hawks lead the league in batting with a team average around .304 while Moline trails at .304 and Burlington at .258. Waterloo fields seventh at .939 with Moline at .993 and Rock Island second at .951. Schwarle leads Hawks with .559 and Voxtheimer .546. Grant 0.444, Hamilton leads with .900s and several Hawks hit .200 or higher. Dixon keeps up baserunning pace. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo tied for doubles with 10 each.
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Cubs Rally Past Braves In Four Run Win
The Cubs beat the Braves 4 to 0 to clinch the third game of the series. Kaufmann pitched well for Chicago as Boston struggled to solve the Cubs’ hitters. Hack Wilson broke his slump with a first inning RBI single and a sacrifice fly, while Taylor contributed a three base hit.
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Pirates and Reds Shine in Exciting May Baseball Action
In a split weekend set, the Pirates edged the Giants 1 0 in a tight game while the Reds pounded out victory over the Dodgers. Warner homered for the Pirates, Curey added a triple, and Ring struggled over two innings for Pittsburgh. Cincinnati rode strong hitting with key runs including a seventh inning triple to turn the tide against the Dodgers.
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Cardinals Trounce Pirates In Seventh Inning Rally
Card read as a rough report shows the Cardinals rallying in the seventh inning to crush the Pirates. Final score 13 to 4 with key hits including a triple and double from players named Blais and Singhs. Hornety contributed, and Rien escorted. details are fragmented.
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Northwestern Students and Athletes to Visit Europe This Summer
Chicago May 22 UP American students will travel to Europe this summer, joined by notable athletes and musicians from Northwestern University. They depart from New York aboard the Leviathan on July 3 to visit colleges and meet leaders abroad, with participants including Dick Flawell the swimmer and Mick Elano the soloist.
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Yankees Win Tenth Straight in rout of Browns
New York defeated St Louis 7 to 2 to extend the Yankees winning streak to ten. Wingard started strong before being pulled in the sixth as Pennock and Lazzeri led the offense with several hits and runs in a clear route over the Browns.
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Speed Merchant Frank Cuhel Breaks Iowa Low Hurdles Record
Frank J. Cuhel, University of Iowa hurdler, ran 23.210 for 226 yards in low hurdles last week, tying Brookins Big Ten mark and nearing world record. Brookins, now an Iowa assistant, tutored Cuhel all year as the sophomore rose to prominence on the mile relay and as a versatile sprinter and hurdler.
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Missouri Nebraska Favored to Win MV Track Title Today
Lincoln Nebraska May 2 UP I A closely fought battle between Missouri and Nebraska loomed in the finals of the Missouri Valley conference track meet. Preliminaries showed Kansas and Oklahoma strong with Nebraska 14 Missouri 12 Oklahoma 1 Kansas 1 in the totals as windless ideal conditions were noted and Roland Locke Nebraska sprinter was expected to match or beat the world 9.5 second record if weather stayed favorable.
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William A. Watson Osage Man Dies Suddenlly
William A. Watson 64 died suddenly Thursday morning at 6 30 of angina pectoris after brief warning. Born December 1 1872 in Caledonia Illinois he lived in Mason City and later moved east. Survived by wife Mary Sayre daughter Marion Slawson and several siblings. Funeral Sunday afternoon at home with Rev Ke DaAFus and Rev Smith leading services. Watson was a Republican sheriff candidate and had worked as an ante salesmar.
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Scott Helps Sox In Pennant Rage
Chicago May 22 Up Everett Scott anchors the Chicago White Sox rise toward a pennant as manager Jimmy Collins notes the shift from weak infield to strength at second base and reflects on Scott's durable form and spring training in the 1920s style baseball reporting.
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Bud Houser Poised to Defend National Meet Title
Bud Houser from the University of Southern California, a world class discus thrower and weight man, heads to the national meet in June with a famed discus and a record of dominance. His competitive drive and multi sport prowess, including hurdles and center duties in basketball, mark him as the athlete to watch.
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Another American Woman Aims English Channel Swim
New York May 22 The channel swim halted Gertrude Ederle miles from land as she overwhelmed rivals including Miss Harrison of Argentina and left lifeguards exhausted. Lily Cannon of Baltimore plans to sail for England soon hoping to be the first woman to complete the dangerous crossing.
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Pollan Struck by Paralysis in City Home
William Pollan, 74, was stricken by paralysis while sitting at Mrs. Thomas Clabby’s roving room on Thursday night. He was taken to the People’s Hospital Friday morning and remains in critical condition with hopes of recovery. Pollan has lived in the city 30 years and worked at various service barns and garages.
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