Cubs rout Giants as Vaughn shines in 4 1 victory
In front of a capacity crowd of about 24 100 at Chicago, the Cubs defeated the New York Giants 4 to 1. Jim Vaughn pitched gloriously, fanning seven and contributing three hits in four trips, driving in two runs as Chicago dominated the game. The Giants managed two early blows but could not sustain the surge.
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Boxing Card Notes From Milwaukee Promoters
Reports from Milwaukee indicate promoters seek tournaments or bouts featuring Ted Cross and Tom Paget era. Names like Jack Dems, Fred Fulton, Jack Dillon, Frank Farmer and Clay Turner appear amid a mixed card with references to hosing clubs and a June event.
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Pennant Dope and Baseball Schedules Across Leagues
Persistent garbled text shows American Association and National League matchups. Notable items include Brooklyn and Philadelphia games and several misread team pairings. A boxing headline notes a May 30 bout at noon and a June 4 fight in New Haven between Joban Onnder and Phils Pe Foe, both with misprints and uncertain details.
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Yale Opposes Return to Intercollegiate Football
New York May 27 Yale University opposes resuming intercollegiate football next fall. Princeton and Harvard intend to proceed with formal football, while Yale remains against heavy training during wartime. A meeting of the Big Three was postponed and faculty coaching and limited practice are expected if play resumes.
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Camp recreation focus makes base pall top U S Army sport
A Washington DC issued summary from the Commission on Training Camp Activities shows base ball as the most popular sport among U S soldiers. Fred Poion, a heavyweight, has accepted a Danbury Conn fight against Jack Denp Ber on July 4. The message from Minneapolis notes re wording. Spokane and Tacoma pull from Pacific Coast League attendance. league plans season finish with Tour clubs. An ad urges paying for medical care despite inability to afford wounds or maiming.
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Price Helps Owa Win Rifle Title
Iowa City May 27 Donald W. Price of Iowa City, in his sixth year of competition, helped the University of Iowa win the national rifle championship with a high average and a decisive lead of 42 points. He tied Phillip Newberg’s 1913 record and became the first to shoot a perfect 100 standing, contributing to the Hawkeyes’ double victory and the team’s long-running success since 1915.
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Missouri Wins Valley Conference Meet at Columbia
Missouri captured the Missouri Valley Conference meet in Columbia scoring 62 points. Nebraska was second with 39, followed by Kansas University, Washington University, and Missouri School of Osteopathy tied at 10. Silvester and Scholz led Missouri with 11 and 10 points respectively as Missouri claimed six firsts and a seventh. Records fell in high jump and 10 yard dash despite wind. Drew of Drake called to appear.
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Harry Shanley Quits Baseball to Become Dentist
Harry Shanley, first baseman for Des Moines in the Western League, deserted the diamond to join a large dental firm in Sioux City. A dental school graduate, he played his last game Saturday with the Boosters, choosing to quit during the wartime draft era until after the war.
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Courage, War, and Public Wervings in Omaha World-Herald
A patchwork of wartime reflections and local gossip notes from the Omaha World-Herald. It catalogues musings on courage and persistence, critiques of public figures like Mr. Hoover, and Variety items including job ads, a prank about flowers, and a quip about church and artillery targets.
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Princeton Wins Triangular Meet Defeats Yale and Harvard
New Haven Conn May 27 Princeton won the triangular track meet with 49 1 3 points Yale second 41 2 3 Harvard third 13 Princeton swept the high and low hurdles and most field events Yale captured several firsts but could not close the gap Fisher of Yale won the mile in 4 36 3 5 and Richard Cleveland of Princeton led with a 29 1 4 foot shot. This was the first meeting among the three schools due to wartime arrangements.
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Cornell Swamps Coe in Annual Meet
Cedar Rapids Ia May 27 Cornell routs Coe in a dual track and field meet winning 11 of 15 events. Piesen of Cornell was high point winner with first places in the yard dash and broad jump and second in the discus. Browning and Hebner of Cornell each tallied 10 points. The meet featured a dramatic half mile relay where Frentess of Coe overcame a three yard lead to win.
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Target Tips and Hunting Helps for Rifle Use
Advice column on rifle positions and rest methods for prone kneeling and sitting shooting. Explains why off-hand can hinder rapid or moving target shots, details correct military prone alignment, kneeling weight, elbow placement, and two sitting positions, and promises next week on using a sling. Includes reader questions about shot speeds in choke bored guns and quail shot patterns with chilled versus soft shot.
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Quartermaster Ball Team Seeks Games Near Waterloo
Camp Dodge Quartermaster team invites strong semi professional clubs to arrange contests with manager M J Hirsch. Contact via Camp Dodge office or by phone at 222 or 205. No neutral ground shows. teams must fight or pay.
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Delaware County School Picnic at Manchester Postponed
The Delaware County school picnic in Manchester was postponed from Friday to tomorrow due to heavy rain. The full program will be held Tuesday with speakers Nev. J. Grth and Dr. AL Kepford rebooked. Seventeen townships will send groups of 14 to 40 students for drills, a pageant, a track meet, and a ball game, with a large crowd expected at the all day celebration on the fair grounds. Sammie’s memory note closes the piece.
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Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Suburbs
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk County Abstract Co. show Herman J. Siggelkow selling to Lena Sickenger a parcel described as N59 ft t. 1 and 2, BR 2, Rosewood Add. Water Inc. transfers H W Schultz to John Kies a 5 30 ft I. & B 65, Cooley's Add. Waterloo for 4,000.00.
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