Hawks Fall 5-1 as Ottumwa Beats Bryant and Packers
Ottumwa overcome Frank Bryant with two runs in the second and three in the eighth to defeat Moline 5 to 1. Bryant allowed six Hawks hits while Packers hitters Moore Millies and Krueger contributed key two base and RBI plays, and Taylor raced home on a Dashed wild throw.
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Brandon open season with 5-3 loss to Alburnett
Branton May 22 Brandon opened its baseball season at home against Alburnett losing 5 to 3 in a well played contest. Albert led Brandon with five hits in three at bats while Shuller starred for Alburnett. Brandon travels to Jesup next Sunday. Batteries: Alburnett Etzel Stone. Brandon Winsor Lawless.
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Luther Sweeps Upper Iowa in Dual Track Meet
Decorah May 22 Luther University dominated Upper Iowa 81 4 to 37 4 in a dual track meet winning 12 events. Rippe of Upper Iowa set the Iowa conference discus record with 127 feet 3 inches while Lerans of Luther broke the college two mile record with 10 minutes 48 seconds.
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Circus Notes and Sports Snippets Collide in Atypical Page
A humorous blend of circus reflections, oddities, and light sports jottings. Mentions a pink lemonade joke beside references to track meets at Lincoln and the Missouri Valley affair, plus quirky items about mushrooms near Denver and a satirical take on golf by John D. Rockefeller. Includes a brief Personal note and a Famous Last Words gag.
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Ansons edge Burlington in opener 4 3 baseball game
Burlington opened the series with a 4 to 3 loss to Ansons amid numerous errors. Key plays included late Burlington rallies squelched by double plays and multiple base hits and stolen bases from Peterson Walsh Bower and Estey. Umpire Mee Portland called the game at 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Berlenbach Attempts a Comeback Tonight in Queensboro bout
New York May 22 reports former light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach set to box Larry Istridge in a 10 round semifinal at Queensboro Stadium. Also on the card Phil Kaplan meets Pinky Mitchell in a 10 round main bout as Kaplan remains a leading middleweight contender.
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Aces Prime For Feld Events Of Big Ten Classic
Outstanding performers in seven field events will test skill at the Eighth annual Western conference track and field championships at Dyche Stadium Northwestern University. Led by Wilmer Rinehart of Indiana, the American javelin champion, top Big Ten field athletes seek Olympic team spots this summer. Other notable entrants include Mayer Wisconsin, Woodman Michigan, and Prout Illinois in the pole vault, Peter Anson Ohio in the high jump, and Lyon Illinois in the shot put.
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Giants, Frisch, and Demaree Among McGraw Trades
Franklin Frisch of the St Louis Cardinals is cited as a rare hitter who reverses against right and left handers and uses head-first sliders. The piece notes he was traded by John McGraw and references past players Charley Herzog Eddie Roush Larry Doyle and the possibility of a return to the New York Giants after trades.
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England's Marathon Hope Uses Vaseline to Lubricate Feet
Dromore Ireland May 22. Corporal Sam Ferris of the Royal Air Force from this County Down village is Great Britain's marathon hope for the Olympic games. He has set British records in four years and won international marathons at Copenhagen and Turin in 1926. In training he follows his own rules wearing rubber soles and seamless socks, lubricating feet with vaseline to stay soft and comfortable. Long walks and cold showers are key parts of his regimen.
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Putting Stance Emphasizes Steadiness Over Leaning
The discussion favors an erect stance with weight on the heels for steadiness in putting. Leaning over tightens nerves and muscles, causing body sway and discomfort. A comfortable, balanced posture is recommended, as excessive forward lean or gripping the putter short is not advised.
Rudd Triumphs Over Charles City in Shell Rock League
In a May 22 preliminary Shell Rock Valley League game at Lionfield, Rudd defeated Charles City 12 to 8. Charles City opened strong but Rudd rallied with key hits to secure the victory.
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Double Knockout Ends New Bedford Boxing Bout
In New Bedford on May 22, a boxing match ended in a double knockout when Al Walker of New York and Jimmy Mendes of New Bedford fell from the ring during a clinch. Both failed to beat the count of 10 and the bout was ruled to contest.
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Finish of Pyle's Event Nears Five Day Mark
Desusit New York May 22 A 55 mile leg in Liberty New York was part of C C Pyle's trans continental foot race now five days from New York City and the 3 500 mile trek. Salo Passaic and Payne Claremore battled for the lead in a 74 6 mile segment from Waverly with Salo covering the distance in 12 hours 13 minutes 9 seconds for 3230 3 miles from Los Angeles to Liberty Pollard Reno Maine finished third. Payne's elapsed time leads by 16 hours 19 minutes 45 seconds ahead of Salo Passaic fin. Von Flue Ker man Calif placed second with 13 00 14 shoeing leg contusions from a hit run.
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Charles City forms baseball loop teams
May 22 report from Charles City summarizes the Diamond Baseball league meeting. Managers named W. B. Johnson J. G. Anderson and Orin Bell to advisory council. Season schedule set. games to be played at Lion field and Hart-Parr diamonds. Teams drawn from American Legion Bankers H. P. Foundry Sherman Nursery HP Yards Woodworkers HP Smithy HP Machine Shop and Y Dorms.
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HO SCHOOLS MAY ENTER TEAMS IN PREP TRACK MEET
More than 180 town high schools can contest the state high school track championships at Iowa State Saturday. First and second place winners from preliminaries qualify for the state meet, with last year’s entrants exceeded. Top teams include Davenport Oskaloosa West Waterloo Washington Cedar Rapids Glorinda, amid defending champions Beckner Clarinda Stetzel West Waterloo Albee Muscatine and Wilkinson Independence.
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Barry nets second hole-in-one this season at country club
Towa City Iowa May 22 U P Justin Barry Hawkeye basketball coach scored the second hole-in-one here this season with a perfect drive on the 190 yard No 2 hole at the country club course.
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