Memorial Day Doubleheader in Waterloo and Rock Island
Waterloo falls 10 to 4 to Rock Island as Dan Lindner is named field marshal after cramps. Weeden pitches and saves Storm for today, with several hitters including Perdirtz Groft and McEwan delivering key late runs. The doubleheader setup continues as Waterloo meets Cedar Rapids on tomorrow’s slate.
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Rock Island, Ill
Waterloo
Rock Island
Dan Lindner
Weeden
Bert
Storm
Algarnon
Hawks
Swenson
Howard
Perdirtz
McEwan
Groft
McGoldrick
Zubay
Nelson
Dan
Dubuque
Bully
Cedar Rapids
North
Condon
Thomason
Benne
Radloff
Zuber
Mullen
O'Shaa
Pezuria
Sullivan
Dempsey
Mc- Setac Zubay
Ottumwa Beats Cedar Rapids 12-1 in slugfest leaders showdown
May 28 Ottumwa toppled Cedar Rapids 12 to 1 to take first place in the M V standings. Makeover homered for Cedar Rapids who were never ahead after the third. Pitchers Speas and Leavens split duties. McKinney earned the win while Leavens took the loss. Time 2:18. Pederson umpired. Also note Princeton strong in eastern college baseball with 19 straight wins and Harvard scalp count.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Speas
Caardinals
Dearens
Mattick
Schieffer
Bissler
Rye
Levens
Johsson
Fr Jacobs
Makeeve Potts
Cooner
Rooney
Rose
Ford Heath
Doran
Owens
Makeever
Elssiee
Potts
Leavens
Johnson
Dixon
BicKinney
Kiel
McKinney
Pederson
Princeton
New York
Harvard
Yale
Baseball Upset Day as Underdogs Gain Ground
In a day of reversals across the majors, the Yankees sat idle while Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 0, and the Quakers swept a doubleheader from the Braves 6 to 4 and 11 to 2. Cincinnati downed St Louis 5 to 5 in 10 innings, while Brooklyn edged New York 8 to 7 as the Giants clung to a strong defense.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Quakers
Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Robins
Giants
Jack Boulfey
Baltimore
Cabman
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Pirates
Pinelli
Cardinals
Reds
George Torpercer
Standings and yesterday’s scores across major leagues
In STational League Chicago beat Tinsburgh 5 4. Philadelphia 6 11 lost to Boston 4 2. Brooklyn and New York show standings. St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4. American League Boston 5 Philadelphia 6. Only game scheduled. American Association Toledo 6 SL Fant 0 Columbus 3. Minneapolis 3 Kansas City 6 Louisville 1 Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Western League Des Moines 3 Denver 6 Tulsi 4 St Joseph 3 Wichita.
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Tinsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Lows
Cincinnati
Merican Association
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas C
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Denver
Tulsi
St. Joseph
Wichita
Ottumwa
Cedar Maples
Rooke
Reese
Ctereoo
Wee
Cleveland
Detzole
Laws Ag
Pittsburg
Chietaee
St Louis Oo
Cincinnaty Saaeld
Philadul
American Assatialion
Pet
Hansas City
Lautsy
l/o
Milwitviceo Pee
Ah Minnevipolis
Thdlanapalis
Oleda Gta
Te. Pet
Yeas
Omaha
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Slous City
Shelby Divides Interest in Oil and Ring Boats
Shelby Mont May 29 oil men report a 23000 barrel gush flooded 10 acres in the midnorthern fields near Shelby exciting prospectors but experts say the spill value is uncertain. Tommy Gibbons, after an exhibition in Great Falls, is due to inspect the site for his training camp and may end tour to return to St Paul.
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Shelby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Great Falls
Gibbons
St. Paul
Waterloo All Stars Meet Brandon Tomorrow Afternoon
Waterloo All Stars a colored men's baseball team meets Brandon nine tomorrow afternoon at that place. Syd Matthews likely to pitch, Captain Patten behind the plate. Previous game with Brandon ended in a 2 2 draw after darkness. Probable lineup listed with fielders and Hawkins manager contact 3729-3.
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Waterloo All-Stars
Brandon
Syd Matthews
Patten
Miller
Hickey
Allen
Taylor
G. Mattthews
Hehefield
Thomas
Newman
Izaac_ Hopkins
Mansor Street
Waterloo
Ravens
Hopkins
Hawks face fines after Dubuque fight and protest over Sunday game
The Hawks face a substantial fine expected on Pitchers Nobles Du buque and Mayer for a fist fight in Dubuque Sunday. Manager Opens Cedar Rapids protests the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader at Ottumwa. Umpire Pederson called the game due to rain with two outs in Ottumwa’s fifth. If the third man had retired Ottumwa would have won 2 to 1.
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Nobles
Dubuque
Mayer
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Pederson
Ottumwa Courier
Foster Park
Chem
Butler County Ball League Opens With Six Teams
Allison, Dougherty, Greene, Parkersburg, Aredale, and Dumont launch the Butler County Ball League next Sunday in Allison. Officers include President George R. Dennis and Secretary Frank Stickley. a silver loving cup awaits the season winner. Ernst Speedy will manage Allison with Rae Ashe as treasurer.
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Parkersburg
W.J Mullen
Avedale
L. A
Spengler
Allison
Thole Cramer
Wilbur Langenhagen
Greene
John Campbell
Dumont
J. F. Mullen
Dougherty
T. M. Buckmaster
Ernest Speedy
Ralph McWhirter
Rae S. Ashecrétary
Eighmey Chosen 1994 West Pilot for Track Team
Myron Highmey a junior was elected to captain the 1924 West High track squad he had missed much of the season due to injuries. Highmey a distance runner and letterman succeeds Russell Sweitzer who excelled in the mile and placed third at state. West High enjoyed a successful season with wins at Cedar Valley Waverly and Cedar Falls meets and expects strong underclassmen for next year.
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Myron Highmey
West High
Highmey
Eighney
Ralph Sarff
West
Russell Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Waterloo
Old Rose and Black Tunners
Cedar Valley
Waverly
Ase
Cedar Falls
Far West High
Athletic troubles at Iowa State college flare amid faculty clash
Ames May 29 The campus faces a deepening conflict as students report on the faculty fight and athletic leadership. A 22 member student committee urged the resignation of athletic director Charles W Mayser and the entire faculty from the athletic council. A minority report faulted Mayser for the tangle, while the yönet charges include the death of wrestler George Schilling and gym floor cleanliness. Mayser calls the charges a frameup and cites clashes with President Pearson over campus policing roles.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Charles W. Mayser
Student Athletic Council
Mayser
George Schilling
Pearson
Byrnes Park Golf Club to Let Contract June 4
At a Greater Waterloo association meeting the club announced that the clubhouse contract will be let at the next meeting on June 4. Architect Robert Miller of J G Miller & Son Construction Co outlined plans for a building with 200 lockers and seven showers. reception room to be added later.
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Bymes Park Golf Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Robert Miller
J. G Miller & Son Construction Co
Twilight League: Central Christian routs St Pauls M E 12 to 5
Central Christian baseball overwhelmed St Pauls M E in a Twilight League game at Ced River Park last night, scoring 12 runs in the late innings amid superior hitting. St Pauls Williams Jols Truak and Christians Teel McCarty were the battery for the losers. First M E continued its winning streak by routing Christ Episcopal 19 to 3, with 12 runs in the second inning and seven in the sixth. Sheridan pitched for the Methodists, allowing only one hit. Batteries First M E Sheridan Lane Christ Episcopal Hetple Miller.
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St. Paul's M. E
Ced River Park
Altho
Methodists
St. Paul's
Williams
Jols
Truak
Teel Ang McCarty
MFE
Nine
Christ Episconal
Sheridan
M. E
Lane
Christ Episcopal
Hetple
Miller
Sam Randell Confident Ahead of Waterloo Fights
Sammy Randell arrives in Waterloo with his brother Joe to fight Johnny Mahoney in a 10 round main event while Joe faces Frankie Bush. Mahoney trains here as rumors swirl about a past meeting between Randell and Mahoney. Tickets for the Thursday show are selling briskly as promoters seek funds for the Waterloo club in the Mississippi Valley league.
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Sammy Randell
Pat Moore
Babe Asher
Joe Burman
Jack Wolfe
Waterloo
Joe
Sammy
Baseball Association
Johnny Mahoney
Frankie Bush
Mahoney
Aith
Chicago
Frankie Garcia
Prairie Mitchell
Benny Leonard
Jubiar
The
Waterloo 2
Kilbane to defend featherweight crown against Criqui at Polo Grounds
Johnny Kilbane remains a 7 to 5 favorite to beat Eugene Criqui at the Polo Grounds next Saturday afternoon. Kilbane’s studied preparation and a sharp right hand are cited as key advantages, while Criqui's war‑hero story and iron jaw are noted with sympathy. experts view Kilbane as having the edge in experience and technique despite Criqui’s grit.
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United Preasy
New York
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Crigui i
Polo Grounds
Hin
Kilbane
Criqui
Johany
Join
Carpentier
Verdun
Golf Rules Q and A from a 1900s page
A questions the lift rule when balls near the hole within two yards and Interferes within one yard of a ball. A replies that lifting is allowed within twenty yards and six inches proximity. ground within twenty yards of the flag is playable except in hazards. A second exchange confirms a stroke counts if the club moves with intent to hit the ball. A third clarifies lifting or dropping in ground under repair is not a choice but a near location rule. Send questions to Santa Brown with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Santa Brown
mMe
Tip for the Round From Joyce Wethered on Short Putts
Miss Joyce Wethered advises taking a straight line from the hole through the ball’s core for short putts. After aligning the line, focus on striking the exact point behind the ball and keeping the putter blade square to the line of impact.
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Joyce Wethered
Jan
Sandy Herd
Baseball rulings: umpire answers on hits and outs
A reader asks about ground rules. The third out on a runner hit by a batted ball, whether the batter gets a hit, and if a batter is touched by his own batted ball. The sporting editor notes rules: if ball hits bat first and stays in play, batter safe. if foul in batter's box, not out. Also addresses substituted batter forgetting to notify umpire and penalties.
Brookins Named Iowa Track Captain for 1924
Charles R. Brookins of Oskaloosa a junior in the College of Commerce and star Hawkeye track man has been elected track captain for 1924. His events include the short dashes and the 220 yard low hurdles. He has twice broken the world record in the 220 yard low hurdles during the past month and is expected to repeat at the Big Ten meet this Saturday. His best time in the 220 yard low hurdles is 23 Rat.
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Iowa City
Charles R. Brookins
Oskaloosa
College of Commerce
Hawkeye
Brookins
Iowa
Raymond to Lead East Track Team
Delano Raymond, class of 1524, was elected captain of Eastleigh's track squad for next year at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Eleven lettermen were named, including Raymond, Nemmers, Bennet, Heyser, Hulett, Greenley, Lane, Nauman, Bilitsch, Spensley, and Ozard, with several set to return for a stronger season. The coach praised a successful past season with East high placing second in Cedar Valley and first in a Cedar Falls triangle, forecasting a bright outlook under Raymond’s leadership.
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Delano Raymond
Eastleigh
Ray Nemmers
Raymond Isaalt
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Iowa State Teachers' Invitation
Specia
Dewitt Spensley Dashman
Raymond Half Miler
Nemmers
Dashman
Rela
Bennett
Miler
Membe
Heyser
Ernie Hulett
Ozrd
Greenley
Miter
Lane
Nauman
Bilitsch
Dashyman
Louis Kresensky
East High
Waverly
T. C
Lette
Raymond
Helger
Hulett
Greenleay
Nau
East
Cornell Battles Kohawks Last Time This Spring
Mount Vernon Iowa May 29 Dope is uncertain as Coe and Cornell clash for the last time this school year on Ash Park oval. The Kohawks and Cornellians met twice previously, at the state meet and the Midwest conference meet. At Iowa City the Kohawks won 13 to 3 in favors. In Galesburg Illinois the teams tied for third with 25 points each. A hot battle for event places is expected Saturday.
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Mount Vernon
Coa
Cornell
Kohawk
Finger
Ash Park
Iawa City
Kohawks
Cornellians
Galesburg
Wil
Kansas Aggie and other spring 1924 sports captains named
Manhattan sprinter Bport Summary notes Kanie W. Erwin elected captain of the 1924 Kansas Aggie trick team and Glenn Atkins of Valley Falls chosen captain of next year’s baseball squad. Also mentions Washburn Onitd envoy, wreath offer, Michigan tennis win over Minnesota, Bobby Quinn becoming Red Sox president, Rockaway arena plan for Dempsey fight, and Bir Ten track and field records forecast with strong entries.
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Manhattan
Kanie W. Erwin
Kansas Aggie
Glenn Atkins
Valley Falls
Rame
Richard “Washburn _Onitd
Olympic Committee
Mussolini
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
University of Minesota
Boston
Bobby Quinn
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
New York
Rockaway
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Inn Arbor
Fragmented Local School Notice Reads Vague Schedule
Readable fragments show a school notice with unclear timing and missing details. The garbled text references a district and a day, but no concrete date, event, or actions are discernible.
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