Sammy Fight Favorite But That Doesn't Worry Opponent
Sammy Mandell, a Scranton youth, is the favorite to beat Johnny Mahoney in their Waterloo theatre bout next Thursday night, with Mahoney receiving backing from Vincent McGoldrick. Mahoney trains with bantam Frankie Bush as they prepare at the Finney and Smith gym, while Mandell fights Franklin Garcia in Chicago tomorrow in the semiwindup to the world lightweight title bout.
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Sammy Mandell
Johnny Mahoney
Waterloo Theatre
Scranton
Sammy
Vincent McGoldrick
The
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Young Mahoney
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Mahoney
Frankie, Bush
Juliat Bantam
Jon Mandell
Finney
Smith Gymnasium
Sam
Garcia
Frankin Garcia
Chicago
Pinkey Mitchell
Benny Leonard
Mandell
Memphis
Hawks Hold to Four Hits in 4-6 Loss at Rock Island
Hunted by Sudbrook and a cold hitting run, the Hawks mustered only four hits as Rock Island triumphed 6 to 4. Muggs Brown returned to right field with several catches, Dan Lindner was Weeden's pick for the mound, and Ottumwa rained out a doubleheader, leaving Cedar Rapids to face Rock Island in the next frame.
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Sudbrook
Sunnybrook
Hawks
Muggs
Jel
Waterloo
Railroad Guide
George Irown
Thomason
Swenson
Radioff
Norton
Condon
Walter Swenson
Dain
Dan Lindner
Weeden
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Dubuqua
Bos Agate
Banids
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Raed de Dixon
Ah Owengson
Pagior
Cooper
Nelson
Johnson
Jacobs
Sushrook
Ottumwa
Sa - Rooney
Whiae
Rose
Ford
Mallick
Rt . Schuster
Riel
Congdon
G. Krown
Green
Dewlese
Standings and Saturday Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's Mississippi Valley results show Rock Island and Waterloo tied 4 4 while Ottumwa Cedar Rapids and Dubuque posted various losses and wins. National League tallies include New York 12 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 0 Detroit 5. Saturday action features Dubuque 4 Rock Island 2 and Des Moines 13 Denver 5 among others.
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Wubuque
Manchelltown
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapida
New York
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Toston
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Philedelpada
Eavaee
Beloit and Carleton tie in Midwest track meet
Beloit and Carleton colleges shared first in the Midwest meet held here on Saturday. Frisch of New York scored 47 points to lead, with Coe and Cary Hettemler of St. Louis tying for second with 25 each. Other scorers included Ripon Reichie Heston 22, Knox 2, Hamline 10, Lawrence and Milliken 1 each.
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Goleskars
Belnitan
Arleton
Aenasion
Midwest
Grimm
College Baseball Scores From Week End Recaps
Saturday results show Notre Dame 3 Town 2 Princeton 15 Harvard 12 Wisconsin 2 Minnesota 0 Colorado U 6 Colorado Aggies 4 Penn State 6 Washington 6 Denver 14 Colorado College 9 Kansas 6 Kansas State 2 Ohio State 7 Northwestern 1 Beloit 7 Cornell 3 Friday games Columbia 10 Loyola 4 Luther 15 State Teachers 6 Denver 20 Colorado 4 Kansas 3 Kansas Aus 2 Also an Havana Ribbon cigars ad bid appears in the page.
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Honolulu swimmers set marks at open tank meet and relays
Honolulu Morchen Wechselan swam 100 yards in 1 3, surpassing the former record. The Outrigger girls relay team lowered their own 200 yard mark to 1 3 5 3.4 in a heady pace. Chicago jockey Caray readies Hawthorne track meet for 25 days ending June 30. California Intercollegiate athletes head toward Pacific coast for their third straight trophy, led by Virtue.
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Aventa
Ottumwa Defeats Ottumwa in Doubleheader Thriller
The narrative recounts Frank Boyle and Netty Green facing fines after an umpire dispute as Waterloo slams Ottumwa 12 to 2. Morgan earned his sixth win with eight strikeouts, while OShean and Mel Ewan mounted homers for Waterloo. Rain halted the second game, Cedar Rapids leading 2–1 when called. A Mississippi Valley League letter from A. L. Sexton praises Dubuque manager Joe McGinity, urging persistence and continued strong play despite cold weather and uneven support.
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MelEwan
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Ottumwa
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Sexton
Mississippi Valley League
Joe McGinnity
Dubuque
Joe
Minning
Beloit Beats Cornell in Final Year Baseball Game
Mount Vernon May 25 Cornell lost the last baseball game of the season to Beloit 7 to 3. Cornell repeatedly had chances to tie the score but failed to deliver. Beloit scored three runs in the fourth inning as Hummel started for Cornell and Beloit opened the scoring with a triple and a high foul play by Grant.
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West High Wins In Track Meet At Cedar Falls
West High captured the annual Iowa State Teachers College interscholastic meet at Cedar Falls, scoring 26 1/2 points to outpace 18 northeastern Iowa rivals. Hampton finished second, East High third, with Washinton and West High athletes setting multiple records and marks across track and field events.
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Great arena at Shelby Montana rising for Dempsey Gibbons bout
Great arena construction near Shelby Montana for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout on July 4. Martin Humphries builders report a 40 000 capacity arena, costing about 80000 dollars, with 1 000 000 feet of lumber and 20 tons of nails. Gibbons receives warm welcomes across six Montana towns while Dempsey steps up sparring and plans a week plus rest in the mountains ahead of the title clash.
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Martin & Humphries
Prometers
Great Northern Railroad
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Tommy Gibbons
Ulm
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Wells
Waterloo ILL Central base ball back in action May 30
Waterloo Illinois Central base ball team meets the Ackley nine at Ackley on Wednesday afternoon. Rathbun will pitch after signing with the Waterloo club. Deal will catch. The squad includes Wilson Plaster Harter Pateland Baker and Cratsley among others. Sunday sees the I C Nine at home versus Chicago South Side Stars at Jague Park with the Parkersburg trip following.
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Iowa
Nowsday
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Joe Cratsley
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Illinois’ Central
Chicago South Side Stars
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Waterloo Hawks
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Battle Royal
McGinnity Shines in 6-4 Win Over Marshalltown
Dubuque Iowa May 28 Special Iron Man McGinnity pitched a great game for Marshalltown Sunday as the Climbers prevailed 6 to 4. Delaney homered with a man on base, Delaney and Mann keyed the offense with other hits, and Armstrong, Hyde, Jackson and Moore contributed. The box score shows Dubuque outhitting the visitors with several timely hits and two double plays.
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Columbia Track and Ball Teams Grow with Ovations
Ichubugue Ia May 28. Columbia track and ball teams gained strong praise after a Chicago trip with notable wins including a Loyola baseball victory. Captain McCauley allowed only two hits as the baseball squad triumphed and Tom Wiley powered the track team to 58 points in the Western Interstate Conference meet. Falgui prevailed in high hurdles, the mile clocking 4 38, suggesting two strong distance runners for next year. Columbia eyes national meets and prepares for a golden jubilee with June 4 5 6 events and a De Paul clash on June 2. Alumni nine to entertain, possibly featuring Reg Faber.
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Columbia
Chicago
Loyola
McCauley
Anderson
Tom Wiley
Falgui
Philippines
DePaul University
Old Columbia
Reg Faber
Central Athletes Take Annual Meet Win At West Grade School
Central school swept the two classes of the west grade school track and field meet with 58 and 64 points. A crowd of 500 cheered as class A with seventh and eighth graders and class B competed. Two silver loving cups awarded to the winning school become permanent after three consecutive wins. Class IA results list Central Whittier Edison Kingsley and others, with total points across the meet.
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Tanerson
Leonard to Meet Pinkie Mitchell in Go Tuesday Night
Chicago May 2 Benny Leonard world lightweight champion and Pinkie Mitchell junior welterweight title holder set for a 10 round bout in Chicago tomorrow night. Leonard trained here and is favored despite doubts about his condition while Mitchell arrives from Milwaukee to weigh in at 140 pounds at 3 oclock. The fight also tests Illinois antiprize law forcing ring sports from the state.
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Chicago
Benny Leonard
Pinkie Mitchell
Leonard
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Laws of Golf Q&A from Innis Brown column
A reader asks about replacing moved balls on the green and penalties in match and medal play. The column answers that a moved ball must be replaced. penalties for not doing so include loss of the hole in match play and disqualification in medal play. It also clarifies referee duties to call penalties regardless of players’ requests and invites questions to Innis Brown.
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Mackhoy
A Tip for the Round by Harry Vardon on Short Game Practice
The text urges practicing the short game as most valuable and recommends approaching the green from the same distance with different clubs and strokes. It advises practicing an approach from a set distance and gradually reducing distance by five or ten yards while varying clubs and stroke type to master approach play.
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Harry Vardon
Ccomorrow
Joyce Wethdred
SAFETY OR OUT IN HIT AND RUN BASEBALL DISCUSSIONS
A reader questions when a hit and run bunt leads to an out and whether it counts as a sacrifice, noting public rules clarity and scorer discretion. Answers explain that without a rule directly defining interference or sacrifice in such play, umpires have latitude, runners must touch bases, and force outs affect scoring rules.
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Tunner
Charles Chite
Johnston Wins Championship at Tennis Singles
In Saint Cloud, William M. Johnston defeated Jean Washier 4-6 6-2 7-5 4-1 6-3 to win the men's singles title at the world hard court championships. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen may not defend her Wimbledon crown after a breakdown. her parents oppose a return. Miss McKane and Mrs. Beamish won the doubles, while Lenglen and Cochet captured the mixed doubles 6-2 10-8.
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United Press
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Saint Cloud
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Tony
William M. Johnston
California
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Mme. Golding
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J. C. Gilbert
Sumner Defeats New Hampton in 6 to 2 Victory
Sumner Bremer-Chickasaw league beat New Hampton 6 to 2 at Sumner. Wilharm pitched shutout innings, Wall caught, while New Hampton miscues and Scott’s wildness aided the win. Fredericksburg league team defeated Waverly 7 to 4 yesterday afternoon.
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Sumner Bremer
Dodgers Rise as Giants Clash in Baseball Spotlight
In a busy major league day, Brooklyn Dodgers tie for third after beating the Boston Braves 6 to 5 while the New York Giants crush the Phillies 12 to 4. The Pittsburgh Pirates topple the Cubs 4 to 2, and Ty Cobb’s Tigers beat the White Sox as Cleveland gains on the Indians with a 6 to 2 win.
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