Hawks Clobber Burlington in 27 6 Victory at Home
Burlington, la May 25 Bees and Hawks opened with heavy hitting and timely baserunning, scoring six runs in the first inning and adding one more in the seventh for a 27 to 6 triumph. Archie Kelsey covered center, Dix on held the mound, while Leo Venemon was tagged for many hits but kept runners scattered after the early inning. Dixon led off the first with trouble, Crawford and Malloney contributed two bases each, and Borman swiped second before Clarke's hit pried open the scoring. Burlington's Maloney and Warn drove in runs, with Mann and Crawford each tripling in the third. The Bees’ pitching mischief followed from Venemon and Selsay, as WaterLog tallies and misplays compounded the rout.
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Iowa Notre Dame track meet eyed as close clash
Iowa City hosts Notre Dame Saturday in a dual track meet coached by Knute Rockne. Team members include Harold Phelps, Wandland, Sorenson, Kohl, Bart, Slak, Coughlin, Kreider, and others. Illinois and Iowa past results set expectations, with strong entries in the mile, half mile, and quarter and hurdles events.
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Old McGinnity Battles to Century String Again
Old McGinnity has another battle to his century string. Weather notes, birds, and blooms mingle with a tame, oddball humor column and brief sports results from the Mississippi Valley League and major leagues. Burgeoning spring contrasts with chill air as transcribed items mix sports scores and local daffodils.
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National Open Golf Title Seekers Elimination Round
The Lido sand greens host 134 more entrants in the second eastern qualifying section for the National Open. 269 players began the east qualifier with 65 low scores and 2 shots. Defending and former champions Gene Sarazen and Lobay Jones tee off as 18 holes remain tomorrow. From this field, about 20 advance to next week’s Worcester championship.
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Ansons Stack Triumphs Over Ottumwa in Opener
Ottumwa Indiana May 3. Ansons start strong scoring six runs in the first inning to defeat Ottumwa 9 to 7. Pitcher Smith worked through 12 innings for Marshalltown with key hits from Hendee and Rooney while O Shea and Conrad led Ottumwa’s offense in a high scoring contest.
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McTigue Set to Alter Style for Berlenbach Bout
Mike McTigue is expected to abandon defensive tactics in the light heavyweight clash with Berlenbach at Yankee Stadium. Critics foresee a hard battle with the “knockout kid” likely to threaten a knockout. McTigue’s camp believes he can be aggressive if provoked. Frankie Genairo and Harold Smith headline the Dexter Park opening tonight with strong undercard matches.
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Junior High Track Meet Friday At East High Field
Junior High’s annual track and field meet is set for Friday at East High’s athletic field starting 2 p m. Students will be dismissed at 1 43 p m to attend. Don Harshbarger directs events with East High athletes assisting. features include a relay race among five gym classes and multiple field events with listed competitors.
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Pirates surge in NL race after sweep of Cubs
In a day of early baseball action, Pittsburgh climbed to third in the National League after sweeping two games with the Cubs. Wright belted a bases loaded homer and added a triple and single. The Giants dropped their third straight to Boston 5-3. Other scores featured Cincinnati over St. Louis 4-2, New York defeating Boston 4-3, and Senators 10 Athletics 5 as the new ballpark dedication continued. Moeusel and Hartnett vie for homer honors with 10 and 13 respectively. Cubs outfielder Wels returns as pinch hitter after scarlet fever, while Ty Cobb narrowly stole second on Schalk’s throw. Denver Grigsby hopes to rejoin the Cubs soon from a broken collarbone injury.
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Knipp Wins Six Round Fight at Electric Park
Joe Knipp defeated Cedar Rapids rival in a six round main bout at Electric Park. Thompson suffered a broken right thumb in round one and was aided by a physician. Trish Halligan was counted out in round three after a heavy blow from Si Meliman. Tee edged Tom Slaughter in four rounds. A large crowd attended the season’s biggest turnout.
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Central Christian Defeats Christ Episcopal in Sunday League
Central Christian topped Christ Episcopal 6 to 3 at Cedar River Park. Brand earned the win, striking out 11 as Barber caught for Central Christian. Christ Episcopal started Dit then Hoffman, with Iker catching for the Episcopalians.
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Three-bagger and bases full but no scores
Moose McCormick, famed pinch hitter for the New York Giants, hit a three-base drive with the bases loaded and no one out in the eleventh against the Phillies. The game, interrupted by darkness, featured umpire Bill Kiem, Red Doom catching, and a controversial sequence as McCormick later struck out after a triple.
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Des Moines Marble Champ Leaves for National Tourney
Vere Warner, 14, champion of Des Moines marble, sails to Atlantic City for the national tournament starting June 1. He trains like a college athlete under his father and Dr H V Haladay, with strict nightly routines, water intake, eye care, and a meatless diet, aiming for the big cup and honoring his parents' support.
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Frankie Schoell Wins Division Bout Over Bod Sage
Oakland fighter Frankie Schoell defeated Bod Sage of Detroit in a ten round welterweight bout. The result highlighted a night of action as fans followed the event from Oakland to nearby cities.
Hawks and Beers Face Doubleheader Storm Likely Starter Changes
The Hawks prepare for a Saturday doubleheader at Ot tumwel likely breaking Savery fourth day pitching by House Hettenhelm Kelsey and Spurbeck. Crotty may start in a remaining game against the Bees. Pela Grote extends a 16 game hitting streak since May 11. Ongoing talks on exhibition game in Vinton with the Philadelphia Athletics falter due to injuries. Ossie Daved Luther sets two no hit no run games for Luther College. Cedar Rapids Gazette notes contracts looming for Groell at Midline and Richter dispute under Boyle.
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Speedway Railbirds Look for Records in 500 Mile Race
Speedway officials expected record speeds at the Indianapolis 500 after two days of fast trials. With 21 starters confirmed for Saturday, contenders included the Skelly Special and Shafer’s and McDorugh’s cars as elimination rounds continued. Fans predicted the winner would need an 110 mph average, higher than last year.
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Holgate Elected Captain of West High Track Team
George Holgate, a junior notable for a 440 yard run and mile relay, was elected captain of the West High track team for 1926 at a meeting with Coach Ralph Sarff. He follows Jes ia Gruser, who led the team through a successful season. many key players may not return, but promising juniors and underclassmen will fill in. Sophomores and freshmen prepare for the Charles City dual meet at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow, closing West High’s athletic season. a roster of events and ten letters awarded to trackmen, including Holgate, Graser, Burton, Sweitzer, Moesner, and others, was announced.
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Ames Grinnell Track squads head to M V Classic
Ames and Grinnell track squads depart for the Mississippi Valley conference meet in Norman Oklahoma. Ames entries include Harold Owen in pole vault Christy in high jump and runners in the mile while Grinnell travels with ten athletes led by Morgan Taylor Green Siblo Rinefort Meeter Meyer Stotts Jones and Scharnweher hoping for points in multiple events.
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