Iowa State Sportsmen's Assn Trapshoot at Waterloo June
Iowa State Sportsmen's Association hosts a four day trapshooting event at Waterloo Gun Club grounds Myrnes Park June 8 9 and 16 with six 25 and 20 target events each day plus amateur and professional championships and honor events. prize money totals $400 plus cash purses and trophies, with registrations, fees, and class divisions outlined and officials named.
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Waterloo
Myrnes Park
Iowa
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T. A. Marshall
Frank Goteh
John Maland
Fred Gilbert
Fred
Whitney
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Charles Hummel
H. M. Cooper
H. G. Northey
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Leading Major Hitters and Pirates Pitching Totals Highlight Play
Stolen bases led by Meusel of the Yankees with seven. Pirates staff Meadows and team won 4 to none. American League notes Ruth and Hite Meusel traded troubles with Sheely and White Sox contributing. Yanks dominated with several thefts and strong pitching. record shows seven wins to one loss.
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Pirates
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Ruth
Yanks
HiteMeusel
Sheely
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Goehrix
Meusel
Pennesk
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Yankees Capture Twelfth Straight Victory at Stadium
New York May 24 The Yankees won their twelfth straight game as the Red Sox fell victim. In the first inning the Yankees jumped to a three run lead with Koenig reaching third on an infield out by Combs and scoring on Genrie's sacrifice. Ruth and Meusel scored on bases on balls and Gazella’s single. In the second Hoyt and Gehrig doubled, extending the advantage as the Yankees continued the late innings rally.
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McGraw’s Mix of Sentiment and Baseball Explored
A profile of John J. McGraw of the New York Giants, contrasting his hard edged stance that sentiment should not influence baseball decisions with a deeper, sentimental view of his generosity to longtime players. The piece notes his willingness to trade or release decades of service if it benefits the pennant pursuit, while highlighting his hidden, roman tic side as a supporter of old players and springtime aid.
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Nashua High Track Team Wins Northeastern Conference Meet
Nashua high school track team captured the Northeastern High School Conference meet with 32.5 points on May 24. Charles City finished second with 28.5 points, Decorah earned 26 for third, and Valentine of St. Ansgar led individuals with 14 points.
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Ean
Northeastern
Charles City
Decorah
Valentine of St. Anegar
Ispedae Istereat
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Creeeo
Weet Union
Hawks Fall as Dubuque Nine Just Misses
The Dubuque team, managed by Bill Speas, released four Amen Morgenthaler Tale nitekers Sejwenger and Rowley infielders. Despite strong semipro records, the five pitchers failed to impress as Burlington won the game, while Marshalltown and Ottumwa had mixed results in the weekend slate.
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Amen
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Marshalltown
Kails
Anson
Burlington
Marsh&iiown
Batcha
Unclear baseball summary from partial OCR data
Fragmentary game report lists players Harris Pate Johnson Marberry and others with outs, hits, and pitching notes. Mentions winning pitcher Wirriss and losing pitcher Johnson, umpires Rowland and Vans, time of 2:10. Unable to determine full teams, score, or date due to damaged text.
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Galloway
Harris
Pate
Jalinson
Johnson Marberry
Johnson
Afarberry
Oth
Piteher
Dohingon
Tyson Pale
Wirriss
1Filer Brand
Rowland
Vans
Johnny Welch Rounded Up as Cub Hopeful Star
Norman Brown profiles Johnny Welch, Ottumwa born pitcher now with the Chicago Cubs. Despite not yet starting a game, Welch is a full fledged Cub and expected to get his chance, with his home listed as St. Louis.
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Johnny Welch
Ottumwa
Chicago Cubs
Norman Brown
Chicago
Altho Welch
Ackley Ball Team Triumphs Over Rath’s 10-4 Victory
Ackley defeated Rath Packing of Waterloo yesterday by 10 to 4. Smith pitched well for the Packers but Ackley’s heavy hitters broke through late. Rath errors aided the rally as Ackley totaled seven hits off Rath’s hurlers.
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Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
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Cornell Cage Players Given Gold Emblems
Mount Vernon May 24 Special In recognition of the work done by the Cornell basketball team last winter the student body through the Pep club presented gold basketball emblems to the eight varsity players. Engraving will designate the wearer as a member of the Midwest Conference championship basketball squad at Cornell in 1926. Capt Dean leads the list of awardees as the only regular to leave the squad through graduation with Green of Bucone a senior member earlier, Trumn of Polo a junior, four sophomores Ralph Johnson Raymond Muilenberg Herd and G Johnson the only yearling to win varsity letters. A Buffalo building plans include a school for crippled children costing 215000 with hospital school playground and home.
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Taylorville
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Rockford
Denver Nine Defeats Illinois Central Nine 16 to 6
Denver baseball team defeated the Illinois Central nine of Waterloo yesterday by 16 to 6. The Illinois squad filled in for Lawler of the Little Eight league. Denver used Wrance and Eagerland on the mound while Illinois Central started Plaster and Board. Denver built a large early lead and held it after the third inning.
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Petty Delivers Strong Pitch Despite Personal Tragedy
Brooklyn fans hailed Jess Petty for a 2 to 1 win over the Giants while he faced personal heartbreak. His mother had died a month earlier in Texas, and a family letter reached him just before the game. Petty kept quiet, took the mound, and delivered a wonderful performance.
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Petty
Texas
Cornell Defeats Coe In Close Iowa Dual Track Meet
Cedar Rapids May 24 Cornell college narrowly defeated Coe 68 3 2 to 67 1 2 in a close dual track meet. Hubbard set a javelin record at 162 feet 6 inches as Cornell edged Coe who were hampered by Smith’s absence. Dudycha and Bell tied in the mile. Dallagher led with 20 points including wins in hurdles broad jump high jump. Barbour led in sprints and helped the relay.
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Iowa Hawks Rally Tops Notre Dame in Ninth Inning
Iowa City May 24 The Iowa baseball team rallied in the bottom of the ninth to beat Notre Dame after trailing 2 to 0. Eddie Flynn singled for the final collegiate at bat, Wayne Miller scored on the play, and Beardsley aided with a fielder's choice and errors by Notre Dame. The Hawks overcame misplays, with three Notre Dame errors during the late rally to claim the victory on home ground.
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