MISPLAYS Open with Packers win and Waterloo rally in doubleheader
Ottumwa carded a 5 0 win in the opener as Pocan OBrien Riley and Watson built a lead. In the nightcap McKain starred for Waterloo with four first inning runs and Ottumwa rallied late before falling 8 5.
Lindbergh in France and Other Whimsies
A fragmentary reminiscence on Lindbergh in France and other quips notes lingering fame. It mentions newspapers, letters of introduction, pajama fits for Ambassador Herrick, and playful asides about poetry, love letters, and a toast by Lindbergh without drinking.
Dubuque Tring Plow Team Ties Series With Moline
Dubuque over Moline 4 to 3 in nine inning rally as Speasmen push winning run. Harder pitched solid six plus, nine strikeouts, Adamson started for Moline but left in the third. Swanson and Mollwitz key in offense for Dubuque, with Worth and Crabtree among standout hitters.
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Speasmen
Adamson
Dubuque
Moline
Harder
Poa E Rossiter
Swans
Collins
Weiland
Poare Worth
Armstrong
Crabtree
Eaee
Walsh
Worth
Carney
Mollwitz
Andre
Carey
Brozovich
Patterson
Stone
Wieland
Freitag
Swanson
Weiderquist
Ton of Walsh
Chicago promoters ready big outdoor boxing arena
Chicago May 26 Box promoters who use Comiskey Park for outdoor shows can host almost 100000 fans. Stands and bleachers hold 70000 with all space used and engineers estimate about 30000 seats could be added around the ring inside the field. Interest grows for major matches in Chicago.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Teachers College Tennis Meet Won by Ralph Nichols
The 1927 Town State Teachers College tennis championship was won by Ralph Nichols a junior He defeated Azeltine in the final 3 6 8 6 6 4 Nichols wore down his opponent and finished strong The winner will receive a silver loving cup from the student council The 1927 tournament drew about 32 entries reflecting growing popularity of the sport at Teachers College
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
Ralph Nichols
Nichols
Azeltine
Teachers College
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS A SERIES OF KO VICTORIES
Meadville PA Cuddy de Marco knocked out Mickey Reagan Perth Amboy NJ Fred dy Boylestein knocked out Mike Kotler Cleveland OH Herman Auerbach Salt Lake City beat Russie Leroy Fargo ND Tree Ramies Willington CA scored a technical knockout over Dandy Dillon Minneapolis MN Fighta Tonight Indianapolis IN Trip Limbacova Happy Atherton Chicago Ray Miller vs Mike Dundoe.
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Associated Press
Meadville
Cuddy de Marco
Pittsburgh
Mickey Reagan
Perth Amboy
Freddy Boylestein
New Kensington
Mike Kotler
Cleveland
Denver
Colo
Herman Auerbach
Salt Lake City
Russie Leroy
Fargo
Wilmington
Cal
Tree Ramies
Willington
Dandy Dillon
Minneapolis
Fighta Tonight
Indianapolis
Ind
Trip Limbacova
Happy Atherton
Chicago
Ray Miller
Mike Dundoe
No Title Yet On Color Or Luck In Champions
The piece argues that champions need class and luck to reach the pinnacle. It cites Peter Jackson as an example of talent denied by circumstance and lists boxers and golfers unable to secure crowns or recognition due to timing, promotion, or color, noting many greats lack the “color” or luck to reach top status.
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Peter Jackson
Sullivan
Sam Langford
Jeff Smith
Mike Gibbons
Les Darcy
Mackey McFarland
Owen Me
Jed Ames
Whan
Mathewson
Cy Williams
Philly
MacDonald Smith
John Black
Joe Turnesa
Baseball Standings From Yesterday's Games Report
Mississippi Valley League results include Marshalltown 6-1 over Burlington 0-7 and Cedar Rapids 7-2 over Rock Island 4-7. Ottumwa 5-1, Waterloo 0-6, Dubuque 4, Moline 3. American League scores Chicago 14-1, St. Louis 0-0, Cleveland 9, Detroit 6. National League St. Louis 84, Chicago 5-8, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 6. American Association Kansas City 18, St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 6. Western League Oklahoma City 3, Omaha 0, Denver 2, Wichita 0. Amarillo 4, Des Moines 3, Tulsa 7, Lincoln 1.
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Marshalltown
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Dubuque
Moline
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledoma
Lewisville
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Amarillo
Des Moines
Tulsa
Lincoln
Mississippi Valley League
Pet
TOK
Neue Ge
BOW
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Eee Ee
Sanee
Anaes
Cedar Rapids Wees
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Sae
Philadelphia
Bebe
Washington
Louis
Bree
Boston
Nattonal
Eeague
Sear
Reese
Brooklyn
Aee
Pet L
Toledo
Enan Wens
Ane
Ewe
Indianapolis Bf
Hansts City
Louisvile
Vane
Tan Yay
Oklahoma Citys
Onutha Sabes
Ory
Bes Moines
Linceln Os
Japanese Tennis Star Will Seek Wimbledon Title
New York May 26 Takeichi Harada Japanese tennis star who defeated Rene Lacoste and Henri Cochet in last year’s Davis Cup interzone finals will bid for the Wimbledon Championship again this year. Strong opposition looms as he seeks the British title, having previously failed to reach the quarterfinals four years ago. Other top contenders listed include William T. Tilden Gerald Patterson Lacoste Cochet and Jean Borotra. Harada earned the No 3 national ranking behind Tilden and Manuel Alonso after a busy season in the United States. He also defeated William M. Johnson among his victims.
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New York
Takeichi Harada
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
France
William T. Tilden
America
Gerald Patterson
Australia
Lacoste
Cochet
Jean Bo
Peacock Reserves Win Over Luther College Reserves
In Fayette Ta on May 2 the Peacock Rinkydinks defeated Luther college reserves 6 to 0 behind pitcher Hurmence who struck out four batters. Both teams had six hits but Luther made miscues leading to Upper Town scoring twice in the first and three times in the third.
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Ottumwa
Artho Lefty McClelland
Hawks
Harold McKain
Packers
Waterloo
McKain
Dubuque
Burlington
Marshalltown
Ansonville
Pocan
O'Brien
Riley
Watson
Delaney
Klumpp
Barnholdt
Dixon
Harkins
Pentecost
McClelland
Waterlong
Grant
Hving
Bischoff
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Casper
Green
Asec
Bartrett If
Edwards
Houck
Peden
Tae
Silvey
Stare Eee
V 'Schwartz
Walzak
Bienesh Stroner
Wilson
Wena Cnee
Iwernan
Finkler
Thompson
Gross
Stroner
Bartlett
Casper Iker
Nan Peden
Hughe Groff
Wales
Sebol Schwartz
Schwartz
Nernan
Stro
Thopson
Doll
Groff
Wee Reese
Ughes
Casper Cf
Schroeder
Blake
le Peden
Daeae Y Silvex
Schwartz Ib
Wee
Walzak Tesa O ' Stroner
Eure Wilson
Kernan
Annes Finkler
Eels
Silvey Walzak
Hughes Blake
Burlington Qa
Hickey Ferrell
Marshaltown
Ferrell
Starr
Anson Chucker
Bengel
Shollenberger
Kahn
Cottelle
Rite
Wente
Schino
Ty Wilson
Couper P . O
Ge Burlington— AB
Young
Laterene
Pally
Nalewar
al Oglesby
Reichle
Grady
Tee Cunningham
Parker Ce
Bolly
Cunningham
Cooper
Ferrel
Swanson
Donahue
Benge
T Starr
Huff
Lucas
AE Young
Ss Eave
Polly
Aleway
Peewee
Oglesby Reiehte
Ste
Enilonnise
Parker
C . Ve “ Ferrell
Ates
Sunm Mary
Ferrel O
Huff Ferrel
Oglesby
Starr Swanson
Fayette
Upper Flown
Peacock
Rinkydinks
Luther College
Hurmence
Upper Town
Luther
Golf champions and the power of concentration
Western Open Champion 1894 William Mehlhorn asserts that concentration at contact is the secret to a successful golf shot. He argues many players lose focus just before striking the ball, worrying about the ball's destination rather than execution.
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William Mehlhorn
Ryan Wing Beats Nelson at Electric Park in Six Rounds
Des Moines left hander Jimmy Ryan won a six round decision over Fort Dodge’s Battling Nelson at Electric Park last night. Ryan used aggressive lefts to land four punches to Nelson’s one, drawing jeers for his run away tactics.
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Jimmy Ryan
Des Moines
Battling Nelson
Fort Dodge
Electric Park
Ryan
Nelson
Dave Nelson
Waterloo
Johnny Mack
Mack
Chauncey Cameron
United Wid
Land sale notice at Bancro, Mis with unclear frontage and depth
A land parcel has been drawn at Bancor Miss for sale with a street frontage of five inches and depth of Pit feet.
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Bancor
Mis
East High Track Meet Set for Saturday at 1 30 P M
East High will hold its home track and field meet Saturday at 1:30 p m announced by Coach Midge Makeever. Sixteen events are scheduled including sprints, distance runs, hurdles, relays, and field events with four place scoring. West High prepares for the state meet at Ames with captains and event specialists listed.
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East High
Midge Makeever
Cedar Falls High
Teachers College High
Cedar Falls
West High
Priming
Ames
Pixley
Gnagy
Olds
Stetzel
Rust
Tarpey
Hardinger
Major League Leaders Feature Giants and Pirates Handoff
The page lists leading players by stat categories with team affiliations. Notable names include Farrell and Hornsby of the Giants, Grantham and Waner of the Pirates, Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Manush of the Tigers, and Peannock Hudlin Meadows in pitching leaders, reflecting a snapshot of the season’s early performance.
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Lwets
Farrell
Giants
Hornsby
Grantham
Pirates
Frisch
Cardinals
Py Waner
Momers—Wiliams
Phillies
Cuyler
Meadows
American
E. Miller
Browns
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
eables—Burns
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Goslin
Senators
Simmons
Athletics
Blue
Peannock
Hudlin
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