Hawks Rally In Ninth Wins First Of Series
Waterloo Hawks beat Dubuque Tigers 5 to 2 with a three run ninth inning rally. Becker pitched well for the Hawks while Benda Storme and Niggeling sparked the late offense. Dubuque led early 2 0 before Waterloo tied it in the seventh then broke ahead in the ninth.
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Cuurter Spertal Service
Dubuque
Waterloo
Tigers
Tiumph
Cregg Becker
John Benda
Jack Frost
Benda
Gar- Mek
Becker
Stock
Garrick
Anderson
Russell
Storme
Meyers
Moody
Prevost
Ford
Dormier
Starma
Berres
Billy Prince
Dixon
Pat Patterson
Abrhpore Frost
Kerman
O Benda
Abe Nee
Niggeling
Prevast
Spellman
C Becker
Fpore Bruege
Sporne
Garlick
If Brock
Cf Ford
P Dormier
P Bowers
Totais
Cis
Doarmier
Gince
Frost
Strack
Bluezo
Gluege
Dormer
Graham
Dellermann
Major League Leaders Including games of May 26
National leaders include Batting O Doul Phillies .405 and Runs Grimm Cubs 32 RBIs. Herman Robins 51 hits. Fitsch Cardinals 14 doubles. L Waner Pirates 6 triples. Ott Giants 10 homers. Swanson Reds Cuyler Cubs 10 steals. Grimes Pirates 7 wins. American leaders feature Foxx Athletics .407 batting. Gehringer Tigers 35 runs and 44 RBIs. Triple Blue Brown Alexander Tigers. Gehrig Yankees 10 homers. Dhle Johnson Dehringer Wizards. Averill Indians 6 wins.
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National
O'Doul
Phillies
Cards
O'Doulies
Grimm
Cubs
Herman
Robins
Fitsch
Cardinals
L. Waner
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Bidlen
Swanson
Reds
Cuyler
Grimes
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Eimmons
Athietica
Hite
Teubles—Johnson
Blue
Brown
Aleander
Iowa's Big Ten Exile Sparks Statewide Debate
An editorial argues the Western conference ban on the University of Iowa harms the state’s university, economy, and academics. It urges alumni unity, calls for evidence gathering in the case, and warns enrollment and departmental impacts if the school loses Big Ten membership or support.
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Iowa University
Iowa
Towa
University of Iowa
Medicine College
Law
Liberal Arts
State University
Big Ten
John L. Griffith
Hawkeyes
E.R. M. Jr
Griffith
University of Michigan
Stagg
Huff
Fight Programs Carded at Park Twice This Week
Promoter Ralph Alexander announced two fight cards at Electric Park this week. The main feature sees Young Terry, Davenport, and Hank Burgess, Waterloo, in an eight round bout. Undercard includes four round clashes such as Halligan versus Rochecay, Cameron versus Kota Kid, and Donnath versus Batting Bill. A Memorial Day card tops the bill with Battling Kelley of Cedar Rapids facing Ernie Worth of Waterloo. All bouts are two minutes in length with eight rounds for the main and three four round bouts to follow. Alexander will referee all bouts.
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Young Terry
Davenport
Hank Burgess
Waterloo
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Chuck Halligan
Ekld Rochecay
Bell Plaine
Chancey Cameron
Dakota Kid
Jack Donnath
Batting Bill
Battling Kelley
Cedar Rapids
Ernie Worth
Charles City Wins First Shield Valley League Game
Charles City defeated Manly yesterday on Lion Field 15 to 7 in the first official baseball game of the season. Batteries: Holberg ONeill and Hansen for Charles City Mantz Day and Ausbur for Manly. Thursday Rudd plays Charles City here while other Shel Rock Valley league games were rained out.
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Charles City
Manly
Lion Field
Holberg
O'Neil
Hansen
Mantz
Day
Ausbur
Rudd
Western Thage Stars Favored To Win In Intercollegiate Meet
New York May 27. The college track and field meet at Franklin Field Philadelphia tops this week with Stanford California and Southern California expected to dominate the finals. Dick Templeton's Stanford is favored to win the title for the third straight year and the eighth in nine years. Prospects include Nichols Edmonds Krenz and Dyer in various events with several other top athletes from Yale, Penn State, Harvard and Dartmouth also named.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Stanford
California
Dick" Templeton
Pacific Coast
Ross Nichols
Ward Edmonds
Eric Krenz
Harlow Robert
Hee Dyer
Daley
Holy Cross
Wildermuth
Georgetown
Borah
Southern California
Eagle
Yale
Edwards
New York University
Swope
Dartmouth
N.Y. U
Offenhauser
Penn State
Mile—Reid
Harvard
Cox
Penn
Anderson
Cornell
Churchill
Curtice
Black
Maine
Conner
Pyle Derby Boys to Make Station in Mexico Town
Fadons, Tex May 27. Pyle Derby's cross continental foot trace nears Mexico with a Juarez stop after a clash with El Paso chamber altering the route. John Salo of Passaic led yesterday's lap from Sierra Blanca with Ted Giusto of Ameri and Gavuzzi close behind as Salo and Gavuzzi deadlocked in prior days.
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Fadons
Tex
C. C. Pyle
Juarez
Mex
el Paso
Gavuzzi
Salo
Tennis this week spots Davis Cup chance for US
New York May 27 report says America’s top players Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter will be watched as they seek to regain the Davis Cup from France. The U S Davis Cup team will face Cuba in Detroit in the American zone final, with the winner meeting Europe’s survivor at Auteuil July 19 20 and 21, and the overall victor facing France July 26 27 28. Strong calls to foster the next generation if Tilden and Hunter fail to regain form. John Hennessey John Van Ryn George Lott Wilmer Allison sail June 5 for Wimbledon ahead of the Davis Cup matches, with Hennessey Van Ryn and Allison set to play Cuba in Detroit.
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New York
America
France
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
United States
Cuba
Detroit
Auteuil
Tilden
Hunter
Europe
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
George Lott
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Tex
England
Hennessey
van Ryn
Allison
University of Chicago
Orange and Black trackmen skip Iowa prep meet after state show
Orange and Black trackmen decided not to enter the Iowa City prep meet despite strong state performances. East and West squads posted notable showings with standout races from Douglass in the mile and Steeves in the shot and discus while Newton finished second overall in a crowded field at the state meet.
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Ames
Midge Makeever
Iowa City
Mason City
West
West High
Ast High
Sioux City
Valley Junction
Wright Steeves
Frank Lee
Clifford Douglass
Steeves
Les
East
Lee
Douglass
Capt
Keith Kittrell
Middleton
Carstens Wins Waverly Trapshoot Narrowly Over Rivals
H A Carstens of Ackley Iowa triumphed at the Waverly Gun Club shoot breaking 140 of 150 targets yesterday. William Sutcliffe of Waterloo and Bim Castle of Whom each hit 139, finishing close behind as the event drew a strong field.
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Waverly
H. A. Carstens
Ackley
Trapshoot Star
Waverly Gun Club
W. J. Sutcliffe
Waterloo
Bim Castle
Decorah Trackmen Win Nashua Invitation Meet
Decorah high school led 11 teams at Nashua invitational with 35 points, Cedar Falls second on 32.75, Waukon third at 26.5. notable results include Decorah sweeping seconds and thirds and Cedar Falls stars Lake and Jones contributing key firsts. Eric Wilson, ex-Iowa sprinter and new publicity director, ran a special 375 dash.
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Courier Spatial Service
Nashua
Decorah High School
Cedar Falls
Waukon
Decorah
Lake
Jones
Waverly
Teachers College High
Graindy Center
Riceville
Charles City
Delwelh
Shell Rock
Cresco
Eric Wilson
University of Iowa
Wardles—Jones
Gortsch
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Oleson
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Shell
Rock
Clay
Keller
Clarksville
Potseth
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Brockway
Grundy
Fomanach
Nasser
Eiliker
Giles
Houlihan
Teachers Triumph as Iowa Teachers College Wins Outdoor Title
Cedar Falls May 27 Coach Arb Dickinson’s Iowa State Teachers College won the Iowa conference outdoor title with 39 1 2 points, followed by Simpson 32 and Morningside 9 8 1 2. The meet set three conference records and included standout efforts by Wayne Menter and Gerrald Baxter. Dain of Simpson won the mile and two mile, while Baxter set a new high jump mark at 11 feet 3 4 inches. Simp son’s mile relay time of 2 27 1 10 led a strong team performance despite only three first places.
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Gourier
Cedar Falls
Arb Dickinson
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Simpson
Morningside
Wayne Menter
Clarence Bale
Gerrald Baxter
Brinkman
Baxter
Brillant
Des Moines University
Gordon Wolfe
Brillant Teachers College
Tommy Anderson
Wolfe
Kiches
Dain
Strah
Jons
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St. Jine
Page
Parsons
Pederson
Hutchinson
Johnson
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Robinson
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Ridenour
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Pann
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Bradshaw
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Neecher
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Leary
Columbia
Dodge
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Helghe
Thayer
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Penn
Like
Thine
Geneva
Farsons
tWolfe
Anderson
Hansen
Kincade
Towa Wisleyan
Mile _reley
Hogendorf
Mane Fey
Des Moines
State
Saluyth
Record
Yesterday's Homers By Major League Teams
A list of noted home runs from yesterday across the major leagues includes players such as Ruth O'Doul Douthit Haley and Hornsby among others. The report highlights several teams including the Yankees Cardinals Braves Pirates and Red Sox with players tallying one homer each.
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Yankees
Seeseere
Jackson
Ghants
Klein
Philites
Ruth
Wankess
Bottomles
O'Doul
Philtes
Bottomley
Sseseusre Douthit
Curis
Haley
Willams
Phil Mex
Crawford
Tants
Bell
Braves
Hornsby
Cas
Kremer
Pirates
Roth
Dickey
Mausel
Merrik
Red Sox
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