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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1927

Page

6

Eddie Farrell Tops National League Batting Race

Chicago May 28 Eddie Farrell, New York Giants shortstop, rises as the league’s leading batter with a .412-ish mark after 32 games aided by seven hits in six games. Pie Traynor trails, Rogers Hornsby steady near top, Cy Williams leads homers with nine. Gehrig and Ruth pace home run chase, while Pirates edge Giants in team batting and St Louis, Philadelphia in NL order. American Association leaders include Lebourveau of Toledo and McMillan of St. Paul with strong averages and power totals.

Chicago Eddie Farrel New York Giants Rogers Hornsby Farrell Pie Traynor Pittsburgh Hornsby George Harper Giants Wiliams Cy Williams Phillies Frankie Frisch Cardinals Pirates Palliles P. Waner High Boston Wright Frisch St. Louis Hafey Burrus Lindstrom New York Southworth Bing” Miller Asthe Wallie Schange Luzerne Little Boy Blua Jed Goslin A. Simmons Athletics Ruth Gehrig Earl Combs al Tho Philadelphia American Association Bavo" Lebourveau Toledo McMillan St. Paul Grimes Faotnss

Boston Captures Two From Phillies In Doubleheader

Philadelphia, May 28. The Phillies lost both ends of a doubleheader to the Boston Braves at Shibe Park. Scores were 8-1 and 13-5 as Boston chased starter Pruett in the fifth inning of the nightcap. Gautreau and Richbourg led Boston with several hits while Land and Willoughby pitched for Philadelphia. Umpires were Ki en Wilson and McLaghlin.

Philadelphia Phillies Boston Braves Shiba Park Pruett Gautreau Richbourg Welsh Burrus Brown Moors Bancroft Hogan R. Smith P v Philadelphia — Land Sonding Williams Mokan Wrigzhisteme Laneh Wilson A. O'Donnell Cy Thompson Rhoo Friberg Scott Willoughby Decatur Attreau Willoughbir Bevons Tao Oom Moore Bmehboure Raneratey Steaten Wilken Mier Toy Hapinie Bane Dases Rod Smith TR. Smith Tye Hite Scpte Innin Lonenhy Witsen Kien McLanghlin The Jess

Record Claim by Bills Aleer in Pacific bout

A boxing report notes Bills Aleer of the Pacific coast welterweight division claiming a 350-fete record after facing Willie Carmen of New York on an unspecified June date. The piece emphasizes the unbroken accomplishment and the match context.

Bills Aleer Willie Carmen New York

Racers Qualify Today for Indianapolis 500 Sweepstake

Machin Napolia Indiana May 28 drivers await the opportunity to qualify for the nation's leading motor car race the annual 500 mile sweepstakes Memorial Day. Today only 51 cars will be permitted to start with practice opening at 10 o'clock. The field shows several withdrawals but early entries indicate a record crowd and potential new speed marks.

Machimnapolia Ind LPI Caran

Greatest athlete in DePauw history graduates in June

Greentis Val and Shay Sturtridge are highlighted as DePauw University’s all time greats with Sturtridge ending his career by placing second in the decathlon at the Penn Relays and setting a 50 meter hurdle record. the piece notes his roles in football and basketball and references other standout athletes such as Dick Sturtelinn and a 19-year-old record holder in track and field.

Greentis Val Shay Iele Sturtridwa Af Tines Wall Ds Fiuikariverster Aine Sturtridge Placina Alne Iettera Tee Path Dick Sturtelinn Pan

Yankees and Griffs Split as Hoyt Shines in Win

In Washington yesterday the Yankees bounced back to tie the doubleheader against the Senators. Hoyt’s sharp pitching fueled New York’s 4 2 victory after a 7 2 loss in the opener. Gehrig hit his 11th homer to tie Babe Ruth for the league lead.

New York Hoyt Yankees Senators Yanks Moyt Imessioch Hest Reed Hoyt Hurror Gehrig Babe Ruth Washington Totads Koenig Mead Lavasky Wern Grabaweke Crenbian Hirst Ober Uwe Bose Gelrly Eaker Ritpore Moms Fin Ganann Lavarli Wadley Braxton Voytay Hadley Hadley Hin

Iowa Nine Defeats Notre Dame 2-0 in Town City Match

Iowa Hawkeyes cap Notre Dame 2 to 0 in a recent Town City game. Iowa claimed a second victory this season in the conference race, dominating with strong defense and timely scoring while Notre Dame struggled offensively.

Iowa Notre Dame

Gopher Baseball Coach Sets Good Example for Boys

MinneaplisMinnesota May 2. News notes Patsy Clark Harold Clark coaches the Minnesota baseball squad after a youth career in harness and play with the boys. He impressed observers by catching for the Yanuigans and later facing the first team, holding them to four hits.

Gopher Minneapals Ann University of Minnesota Hhe Patsy" Clark Harold Minnesota University At Hliness Michigan State Patsy” Clarley Clark Yanuigans Ga Dher

Buck Wilson Named Captain of State Teachers College Ball Team

Buck Wilson of Martie Bork Iowa has been elected captain of the State Teachers College baseball team for 1928. The announcement came as the team returned from the Coe RMA in Cedar Rapids. Wilson plays catcher and is described as a junior.

Ceter Falls Buck Wilson Martie Bork State Teachers College Coe Rma Cedar Rapids Wilson Wealseheerl

Memorial Day Program at Cedar Falls Gun Club Slated

Cedar Falls Gun Club announces a Memorial Day shoot at its grounds one mile north of the city at 2 p.m. Monday. The program includes five 20 bird events with $1 entrance per event. Five automatic machines planned. Contestants may shoot the full program per targets only. One finals, doubles and specials will be awarded per permits.

Courier Cedar Falls

Mixed City Boxing Results Highlight Divergent Showdowns

A string of last night boxing bouts reports winners from Maryland to California with notable performances. Names include Young Xeng Brie Pratt and Charlie Rudy from Pennsylvania, Fidel Labarra dominating at Cleveland, Tony Mekis triumphing in New York, and Willie Lamotte earning a knockout in Detroit.

Associated Press Cumberlana Young Xeng Brie Young Rudy Charleroi Reston Flowers Baller Mutfman Long Branch N.S the Allane Ci. Ha Thorns Brennan Trenton Chevelant Fidel Labarba Willie Lamotte Cleveland Detroit Mich Phil McGraw Clinky Chek Holyoke Mass Tony ‘Mekis New St. Paul Minn Joan Trebon Kins City Trish Stub" Kennedy Syracuse O N. Y Billy Leonard Eddie Burnbrook Baltimore Dayton Ho Pny” Atharton the Diomanella Tenaly Carpenters Thes Drew Trathyandied Cal Vance Thorn Tey Angelos Alt San Emmadase Tammy Gale San Francisco Heal Tenorio Pekley Maniila Toledo Chuck Feldman

Giants Fall Twice to Brooklynites in Double Header

Branly Vance pitched with 10 strikeouts as the Giants were swept in a double header by the Brooklynites, losing 8 to 5 and 10 to 5, extending New York’s skid to six games while Roush Lindstrom and Hornsby supplied key hits. The Robins capitalized on timely hitting and fielding errors.

Branly Vance Giants Robins Vance Rami Cha Hin Aly Petty New York Abri Roush Cummings Henry Brooklyn State Partridge Felix Sunmmary Terry Roush Horman Carey Jackson Hornsby Homerun Farrell Butlar Vanes Tm Pires Quiglay Hart and Moran Broooklyn Zia Lindstrom Wee Tyson Quaninings Barnes Port Stars Td Fartridge Henman Flowers Butler Horgpoavas Debary Pets Reese E- Ux Hargresn Harman Balts Hart Moran Quigley

Hudson High Defeats Orange 15 to 7 in Baseball

Hudson Indiana May 28 Hudson hied baseball team defeated Orange Township inagama here Wednesday by 15 to 7. Key batting came from Loomin Welsey Mranet and Brown with Pearson in the outfield and Conry at short and third base. Hudson’s next game is with Orange there time 2.

Courier Special Service Hudson, In Hudson Hied Orange Township Inagama Pentarna Loomin Welsey Mranet Brown Pearson ii B. Conry Conry Hudson Orange

Winthrop High Athletes Receive Monogram Awards

Seventeen Winthrop High athletes were awarded monograms across football basketball and baseball at a recent event. Six players earned letters in all three sports, including M Dunlap Fo Peck H Allyn C Allyn TG Wilson and Tiutehins. I Smith earned letters in football and baseball, L Helten in basketball and baseball. Several others received single-sport letters in football basketball or baseball. Star captains were HH Allyn in football M Dunlap in basketball and I Peek in baseball, with Dunlap elected captain of both football and basketball teams for next season.

Courier Winthrop M. Dunlap Fo Peck H Allyn C. Allyn TG. Wilson Tiutehins I. Smith L. Helten C. Wold J. Hackens Gi. Griswold R. Neindorff R. Atalford J4. Hohada Gilette F. Fernald G. Scott HH. Allyn I. Peek Dunlap

New Hampton Opens Ball Season Sunday With Lawler Outfit

New Hampton New Hampton opens its baseball season Sunday at Enat Park with Lawler as opponent. Both squads are in early tryout form. Welty O'Nail to pitch for New Hampton, and several players listed including Kreler O'Neill and Paragher.

NEW Hampton Lawler Outfit Courier Spreint Kervler Lawler Enat Park Altho Welty O'Nail Whule Canty Crege Blacheid Loulg

Michigan favored in Big Ten classic at Madison

Madison Wis May 28 The University of Michigan track team leads contenders for the Big Ten track and field titles in the finals this afternoon. Michigan qualified 16 men in 11 events yesterday and is rated strong. Iowa is second with 10 qualifiers while Northwestern Wisconsin and Ohio State trail with seven each. Track conditions are heavy but fast times are expected. Hermansen of Northwestern repeated his earlier sprint form beating Testar of Michigan in 58 10 seconds.

Philadelphia Stanford Cardinals University of Southern California Southern California Dartmouth Penn State Yale Pann Flarvard Princeton California Michigan State Pittsburgh Cornell Madison Wis University of Michigan Ceany Wolverines Iowa Northwestern Wisconsibang Ohio State Einar Hermansen Michigan

Golf Program Carved at Sunnyside Country Club

Sunnyside Country Club Wal terinn hosts weekend golf events with proceeds to Mississippi River flood relief. A flag handicap tournament blind boxey classic and more on the local schedule starting today through Monday Memorial Day. Scores judged by Sunnyside officials and sent to the Iowa Golf Association for no prizes. statewide tournament costs borne by Iowa Golf Association officers. Qualifying round for the accident’s handicap tournament starts tomorrow at Sunnyside.

Sunnyside Walterinn Fiuna Iowa Golf Association Theowa Golf Association

Byrnes Park Flag Tournament and Special Events

Byrnes Park Golf Club hosts an 18 hole flag tournament Sunday through Monday at the Byrnes Park course. John Garey, the club's pro, will announce. Only club members may compete. Driving, approach, iron, and putting contests scheduled. Qualifying round Sunday. main event starts Monday morning and ends Monday evening.

Byrnes Park Golf Club Byrnes Park John Garey Tata

Yankees and Mets Hitters Feature Yesterday’s Wins

Yesterday’s baseball rundown highlights Gebrie and Hodapp of the Yankees with key homeruns. Tadlins and Stornsby contribute for the Americans, while trantseter, Terry, Satz, and Robins show strong at bats. National totals underscore the day’s top performers across teams.

Gebrie Yankees Hodapp Tadlins Nath Stornsby Trantseter Terry At Satz Robins Las Athatopals National Tar Amerie

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