Hawks Take Measure of Ansons in Opening Contest 6 to 5
The Hawks beat the Ansons 6 to 5 in Marshalltown's opener as Gepson starred on the mound with six strikeouts and four walks. Mil ler started a key second inning rally, while Shollenberger, Wegs, and Klep provided timely hits for Waterloo. Grant homered for Marshalltown, and the series moved to Waterloo for the second game with Laman ski slated to pitch.
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Apple Orchard
Shelly’s
Ansons
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Ucks
Marshall County
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
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Frank Lamanski
Jim Grant
Waterloo
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Ceoff Palsgrove
Spearmen
Shollenberger
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Bauer
Miller
Frost
Gepson
Andrews
Smith
Spot Grant
Tibbe Serre
Steinecke
Cunzin
Dixon
Anson
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Muff
Bower
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Pentecost
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Sesseeveerae
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Ab Dixon
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Vuncer
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Mirp
Setre
Gapson
Palsetote
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McFartland
Latzo Ready to challenge Loughran for title in Brooklyn
New York May 28. Tommy Loughran heavyweight champion and Pete Latzo former welterweight king finish training for their 15 round bout in Brooklyn Wednesday night. Loughran trained in Philadelphia Latzo at Pompton Lakes. Loughran favored to retain title but warned of a hard battle from Latzo. Meanwhile New York boxing commission may order Loughran to face Jimmy Slattery on June 14 under Tex Rickard promotion.
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INS
Tommy Loughran
Uprit
Pete Latzo
King of the
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Loughran
Philadelphia
Latzo
Pompton, Lakes
Altho Loughran
Scranton, Ps
New York Boxing Commission
Jimmy Slattery
Ballalo
Tex Rickard
Leo Lemaid
Tas Auspley
Jack Tugas
Fragmented Fragment Notes on Culture and Plans
The text mixes verses, captions, and stray lines. Berlin plans a 12 story skyscraper per a cable dispatch, prompting questions about naming real skyscrapers. It references a clock, golf stars, autographs, and political lines, interleaving miscellaneous quotes and fragments.
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Berlin
Duray Leads Indy 500 Qualifying In Record Pace
Indianapolis May 28 Thousands of fans poured in for the Memorial Day 500 mile International race as qualifiers neared 1124 with Leon Duray clocking 122.31 mph for the pole in the Miller special. Cliff Woodbury second at 119.956 mph. Clif Bergere third. Five drivers posted yesterday including Peter Erics Billy Arnold Dave Hyans Jimmie Gleason and Russell Snowberger. Drivers to receive instructions tomorrow on ethics rules and procedure.
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Leon Duray
ZOCOR
Brick Bowl
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Clif Bergere
Peter Erics
Billy Arnold
Dave Hyans
Jimmie Gleason
Russell Snowberger
Opening Day Lights Up Little Eight in Calmar
Calmar hosted four Little Eight games on opening day, May 28, 1928, with Calmar blasting Postville 11 to 0 while Artingtoyn beat Clermont 4 to 0, West Union over Valga City 4 to 1, and Elgin defeating Hawkeye 4 to 3. The Arlington Clermont clash produced only two safe hits amid a lively crowd and feverish play.
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Jealacy
Senators Defeat Mages At Hadley Stars In Mound Showdown
Washington defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 to win its first win in nine starts vs the Mages at Hadley Stars on the mound. Bishop and Barnes contributed with hits and solid fielding as Washington held Philadelphia to two hits. In another game, the Browns outslugged the Indians 10 to 8 in Cleveland, with Blueholder and Langford keying the offense and Uhle and Blaeholder each yielding several runs. White Sox beat the Tigers 4 to 2 at Chicago, with Bob Fothergill homering for Detroit's only run in the loss.
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Results Only Good In Golf Hang Style
Major Charles C. Hezlet, the large Irishman who won the St George s vase in 1979 at Sandwich and a British Welker cup team member, inspires golfers to focus on execution over image. The piece argues style is how a golfer s method appears, not a guarantee of high results, citing Hezlet s orthodox or unorthodox style achieving success.
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Charles C. Hezlet
Sandwich
Johnny Farewell
Major Herlet
Perkins Wins British Open Golf Championship
Prestwick Scotland May 28 4 T. P. Perkins a 24 year old English amateur defeated Roger Wethered former champion eight up with four to play to win the British amateur championship at Prestwick England news report notes the decisive match outcome and the final score line with Wethered as the finalist
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Prestwick
Scotland
T. PL Perkins
Great Britain
Roger Wethered
Which Putter Wins For The Average Golfer
Ted Ray, England’s famed golfer, states the aluminum putter suits his game better than the clock shaped Hutter. He notes individual preference will decide the best choice and sees no harm in using both types as a switch to improve results on different greens.
Cedar Falls Runners Lead Crosscountry Finish
Four Cedar Falls runners finished among the top four in the second cross country event of the season held Saturday under playground auspices. Harold Frost won the 3.77 mile race in 28:35, with Harold Dixon second, Robert Noeder third, and Russell Partington fourth ahead of Arnold Bender. Waterloo, the winner of the first meet, placed fifth.
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Cedar Falls
Harold Frost
Harold Dixon
Robert Noeder
Russell Partington
Arnold Bender
Waterloo
Sisler Joins Boston Braves in Hornsby Era
George H. Sisler, former star first baseman, joined the Boston Braves via outright purchase from the Washington Senators. The move marks the first deal under manager Rogers Hornsby who recently took over from Jack Slattery. Sisler is expected to replace Dick Burrus at first base, with Burrus possibly serving as a reserve. financial terms were not disclosed, but Braves reportedly paid above the waiver price of 7500.
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George H.sisler
Boston Braves
Washington Senators
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Jack Slattery
Hornsby
St. Loui
Sisler
Dick Burrus
Burrus
Waityer
Iowa prep track meet features Rosevault tie and East Des Moines win
In Ames on Saturday East Des Moines High won the state track meet with 175 6 points. Sid Stetzel tied for first at 12 feet 3 4 inches in Rosevault and East Sioux City's R Muir. West High collected points in relay and hurdles and prepared for the University of Iowa prep classical. East High’s Lee placed second in the half mile behind Centerville’s Kinkaid.
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East High
Ames
East Des Moines High School
Sid Stetzel
R. Muir
Sioux City
Pixley
Lee
Kinkaid
Centerville
University of Iowa
Middlewest
Manchester Gun Club Trapshoot Meets Pleasantly Amid Wind
Walter Smith of Dubuque was high in the Manchester Gun Club annual shoot at the fairgrounds Sunday breaking 92 of 100 birds. F Fencer, also of Dubuque, took second with 90. Thirty marksmen competed as cold wind reduced entries. about 4000 birds were sprung and fourteen completed the 100-bird event.
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Manchester
Walter Smith
Dubuque
Fairgrounds
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Oy Dubuque
Secreet
F. Feneel
G. H. Chapman
Mansa Ale
Ralph Phelps
A. R. Brown
McKeag
Burbridge
Aurora
F. Ingalls
Bockendorfer
Duteque A. Joslin
la Porte
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