Weeden's Willing Workers Renew Their Ambition to Climb Hawks Get Them Bearings
Weeden's rejuvenated squad rose to defeat Rock Island 7 to 4 in a Spring series game on May 22, 1928. Morgan earned his fourth win as Waterloo and Island players exchanged hits and runs, with key moments including Thomason and Groft producing for Waterloo and Morgan closing strong into the final innings.
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Rock Island
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Nelson
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Meenan
O'Shea
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Ubber
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Howard
Jourdan
Gul
Jordan
Mme
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Pmicher
Groft
Peter Groft
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Purlirtz
McEwan
Norton
Bran
Sullivan
Perditt
Conan
Ir Wesentt
Ir Wesentt Smiled Then Great Wrath of the Fans With One Gon Nelson
Doc Morgan
Aly
TOR Rtorton
Sandor
Shomason
Wenson
Iburm
Tactoly
Mit
Tf Morgan
AlAxbon
Swenson
Temen
Peadiriz
Nelenn
Dahl
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McGoldsee
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Westcott
Mandell Busy Fighter Heads to 10 Round Clash
Sammy Mandell, the Chicago 126 pounder, stays in demand as he skies between cities for fights. He recently floored Eddie Walsh with a left hook on a Chicago canvas, and faces Sailor Larson next, then Frankie Garcia, and Johnny Mahoney at Waterloo. Larson, from Macline, will duel Mandell in a 10 round bout at the Elks' state convention in Macline on June 6, as Mandell continues to build his fortune and reputation.
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Samply Mandell
Chicago
Sammy
Trvolee
Kid Howard
Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League standings show New York and Chicago with wins. Philadelphia and Washington also noted. National League results list New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, with several close scores. American Association reports Indianapolis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Toledo. Milwaukee and Louisville noted. Western League games include Des Moines and Omaha, Sioux City, Denver. remaining games postponed.
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Chieneo St. Derrole
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Iveland
Haston
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New York
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Amercan Association
Indianapols
Kansas City
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Tes Moines
Omali
Sioux City
Denver
Tain
Mississippi Valley
Deague
Ty Pot
Ranidy
Asia
Teague
Petgaa
Ali
Eveliit
Detroit
Louis
Chienan
Western
Londite
Tulsa
Revere Blanak
Oklahoma City - Des Moines
Joseph
The Laws of Golf notes and boxing updates
Boxing updates from Waterloo list Johnny Mahoney, Joe Mandell, and Frankie Bush arrivals for training and a July 4 bout context. A golf Q and A covers drop when driving out of bounds, replaying shots, touching the ball, and penalties, with caller advice to Tanis Brown.
Stout All School Picnic Tomorrow in Grove
Stout Ia May 29. Tomorrow afternoon the annual all school program and picnic will be held in the grove east of town with pupils parents and teachers present. Preparations aim to entertain a record crowd. An outdoor basketball game on Friday between the Reds and the Blues ended 8 to 6 for the Blues. A pep meeting preceded the game. The Reds entertained winning team members at a May breakfast yesterday morning. Athol Thompson and Margrethe Johnsen of the faculty chaperoned the picnic.
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Stout
Reds
Blues
Athel Thompson
Margrethe Johnenn
Central Christian Triumph in Twilight League Thriller
Central Christian baseball edged Union Congregational 4 to 3 at Cedar River Park in a tense Twilight League contest. A key sixth inning rally by Union Congregational nearly overturned a Christian lead after the latter had built a margin early. Key players included McCartz and Moore for Union Congregational and Hatlie for Central Christian.
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Central Christian
Union Conpresational
Cedar River Park
Central C
Hristian Toe
McCartz
Union Congregational
Hatlie and Moore
A Tip for the Round from Harry Vardon on Shot Making
AI wars demand a decisive mind set before selecting a club and shot. Hesitation after choosing stance unsettles the mind and ruins the swing, Jerome Ts Travers notes in Simplifying Shot Making tomorrow.
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Harry Vardon
Jerome Ts
Travers
Safe or Out. Clarifying Baseball Rules
A reader asks about umpire and fielder rulings on wild pitches and fair balls. The piece cites Rules 31 and 34 to explain when a batter is out or awarded first base and notes that batters must be hit by the pitch or otherwise play continues, urging readers to avoid arguing over baseball decisions.
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Sm. Hie
H Elder
Waterloo youths entered in many events at Cedar Falls
Waterloo high schools prepare for the Cedar Falls invitation track meet with entrants from East and West high schools. Notable athletes listed compete in sprints, middle distances, hurdles, relays, and field events as coaches expect a high level of competition from Charles City Osage Galvin Mason City and others at the Cedar Falls fair grounds. Strong eastern teams loom with Raymond Greenley and Lane among featured runners and field event specialists aiming to boost points for Waterloo.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Walls
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Charles City
Osage
Galwain
Mason City
Waverly
Dacorah
Nashua
Pasek
Grazer
the Creek
Raymond
Lane
East High
Greenley
Card
Zane
Blitsch
Nauman
Fair Grounds
Cedar Falls Fair Grounds
Everybdy
Radeke Ray headliner at Elect park fight card tonight
Radeke from Cedar Rapids faces Ray, a Waterloo lad, in a six round main event at the Elect park show sponsored by Ralph Alexander. Banks and Wrank meet in a four round prelim, while Kirk faces Murphy in the other four. Local fans expect a strong card with top contenders on the bill.
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Wid Radeka
Kid Ray
Elect
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodie
Carl Banks
Bobby Wrank
Glenn Kirk
Brick Murphy
Hawks and Ottumwa clash in high school era baseball report
Yesterday's Hawks notes highlight O Shea leaping to spear Condon's line drive in the eighth and Sullivan making a long run to catch Condon's fly in the fifth. Juls Morgan pitched well with seven assists, D B Dent impressed with speed, and Ed Deal and a hotel bell hop anecdote pepper the day. Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown and the high school band benefit game to Chicago are also mentioned.
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O'Shea
Condon
Sullivan
Juls Morgan
Fincalites Dempsey
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Chicago
Marshalltown Wins Thanks to Nobles Wildness Tuesday
Marshalltown defeats Dubuque 3 to 1 in a game highlighted by Nobles wildness as he allowed 16 hits and walked nine. Eng started strong for Dubuque but Marshalltown rallied late. Lembke starred defensively with notable infield work and Pilcher, Toorman, and Mayer contributed at the plate. The box score notes three base hits by Hill Armstrong Leonahan and others, with Nobles receiving nine walks and nine wild pitches in a tense nine inning effort. The day’s action also mentions Panama’s national assembly rejecting a bill granting women the right to practice law in a brief, unrelated note.
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Olsec
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Timerie
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Ottumwa
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Cardinals
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Gangler
McKenney
Otcumwa— Money
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St Louis
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Wenn
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Hellmann
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Reichle
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Ford
Makeover
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Gaugler
Heath
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Balk
Gler
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Green
Deweese
Lime
Yankees Idle After 9 Straight Wins
Turner Barber, outfielder with the Brooklyn club this season, has been released to the Atlanta club of the Southern association. Babe Ruth batted home runs this year as the Yankees won their ninth straight, extending their western invasion to the Athletics and other rivals. Barber's home is Milan Tennessee.
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Atlanta
Corbett
Barber
Milan
Tenn
Crbs
New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yanks
Connie Mack
West
Huggins
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Chicago White Sox
Dugan
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Ruth
Ken Williams
Browns
Cincinnati
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cobb
Gilbert
New Orleans Southern Association
Chattanooga
Clanton
Cleveland Americans
Fred Henry
Boston Nationals
Turner Barber
Grade School Baseball Bouts Score 12 6 and 18 4
Washington grade school team beat St. Marys 12 to 6 after noon. Lafayette Midgets routed North End Tigers 18 to 4 at East High Field. A return game is scheduled. An advertisement notes Golden Glint Shampoo and Medium Brown Hair took best.
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St. Mary’s
Lafayette
North End Tigers
East High Field
New Era as 122 Cubic Inch Cars Enter 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis prepares for the Memorial Day event as the international 500 mile race showcases a historic piston displacement change to 122 cubic inches. Engineering advances dominate the scene with builders spending to perfect lighter, smaller engines. Over 150,000 spectators are expected to witness a race that could reshape passenger car motors and racing history.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
E. V. Rickenbacker
Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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