Waterloo Hawks infield change and spring tilt report
Waterloo beat by Burlington as starting miscue fuels setback. Kettenbell and Archie Kelsey to alternate in the outfield with Stauski awaiting Hawks return. Borman released. Richards arrival expected to ease infield duties. Stoecker, Mann, Crawford feature early action in Ottumwa prep.
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Marlington
Moose Spurbeck
Jim Crotty
Ottumwa
Borman
Three-L
Danville
Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Thettenbeil
Archie Kelsey
Nirfield
Dick Richards
Anthon.sia
Scandenbury
Richards
Stauski
Cleveland
Waterloo
Hawks
Barr
Stoecker
Mann
Farr
Crawford
House
Stockcer
Huffman
Frad Kneisler
Archjie Kelsey
Walker
McDermott
Iblay-dwo
Cardinals
Burlington
Maloney
Hoeckter
House Steecker
Mipires
Kirk and Olmstead
Hard Boiled Judge and Odd Sidelights From Waterloo Jail
A fragmented wartime era style row of odd items notes a hard boiled judge in Waterloo jail recounting a quirky gavel moment and sentencing a driver. It adds satirical jabs about Canadian saloonkeepers and a burst of general oddities from Ontario to Waterloo with brief local color.
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Waterloo
Iowa Nine Faces Ohio State and Michigan U in Weekend Tilts
Iowa City May 2 Special Iowa University of Iowa baseball team ends its season with Fr, and Sat games against top Big Ten foes Ohio State and Michigan, after a hard drive that slipped from title contention. Coach Otto Vogel aims to finish strong and lift the Hawkeyes into the first division.
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IOWA
Ohio State
Michigan U
Iowa City
Ghia State
Michigan
Mel Oh
Illinois
Minnesota- Chitses
Northwestern
Hawkeres
Indiana
Minnsole
Michican
Mars Eh
Otto Vogel
Faculty Defeats Senior Ball Team at Tutor College
In a fast game at Teachers College, the faculty baseball club edged the senior class team led by pitcher Daugherty. The faculty offense produced four runs while three different seniors hurled for the mound, and Jostesen of the seniors starred at the plate with a circuit clout and a triple, while a homer by a faculty player was not counted. The contest, described as a run filled celebration, ended with the professors prevailing amid lighthearted mishaps and fellowship.
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Teachers College
Daugherty
Charles
Hender
Minton
Sivesing
Jostesen
Uie
Roders
Eames
Reed 1% Elected President of Waterloo Relays
Ronald Reed, former University of Iowa athlete, was elected president of the Waterloo Relay Games association at a Black's tearoom meeting. Victor Read was chosen secretary and treasurer, with a board of control including Miller, Walines, and Bailey. The first event, a track and field meet at East High field on June 6, aims to promote northeastern Iowa athletics and mirror the Drake Relays with plans for future expansion and exhibitions.
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Ronald Reed
University of Iowa
Waterloo Relay Games Association
East High
Victor Read
Pred J. Miller
S. M. Walines
West Schools
J. M. Bailey
Board of Control
A. E. Gnagg
Iowa
Moru
Waterloo
West Iligh
Ralph Sarft
John Heldt
Sidge John W. Gwynne
Ronnlai Reed
Slanding of the Glues Yesterday's Baseball Results
Mississippi Valley League results include Cedar Rapids 6 over Moline 2 and Burlington 4 over Watgrive Rock Island 6 to 4. National League scores show New York $, Boston 6, Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 4, Chicago 1, Cincinnati 3. American Association notes Toledo 5, Louisville 3, Indianapolis 12, Columbus 6, Milwaukee 6, St. Paul 3, Kansas City 7, Minneapolis 4. Western League results list Des Moines 12, Omaha 4, Denver 2, St. Joseph and Wichita figures.
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Marshelltown
Ottumway
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Burlington
Watgrive
Rock Island
Dubuque
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
En Fork
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus & Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Oklashoma City
Tulsa
Whig
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Ewes Os
Pet
Brooklyn
Hoston
Su Louis
Washington Ae
Srge
Cleveland i
St. Louis Na
Detroit Everrreys
American Association
Indianapolia
Milwaukee
Inneapolis
Boledo
Columbus
Oklahoma City
Sa. Ie Lincoln
Des Malin
Mike McTigue to Fight Berlenbach Tonight in Light Heavy Title Defense
New York May 28 Associated Press says Mike McTigue defends his world light heavyweight crown tonight at Van Costadium at 10 o clock against Paul Berlenbach the knockout king. Berlenbach favored but McTigue quotes trim form and right hand in order to win.
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Associated Dress
New York
Gue
Vancostadium
Weiehl
Paul Berlenpach
Berlenbach
Enorene Fang
MeTigue
MeTikur
Bigbach
McTignue
Tony Marnilo
New Orleans
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport Bat‘lyr
McTigue
Hawks and Players Move in Early Texas League Season
The Hawks' Nest notes Fred Leach of Waterloo now with Beaumont in the Texas league and hitting well. Hawk outfielder Joe McDermott seeks a manager role for a Cherokeses semi pro team. Lee Jerris injures a shoulder and will miss weeks. Rudolph Swanson moved to Minneapolis then Defeatur club. Swansea shifts from Peoria to Waterloo then Burlington. Minneapolis trims to 8 players with rookie Frank Parenti retained. Black returns to keystone as Parenti slumps. A Chicago group plans Charlie Lyons day in Rock Island. The Rock Island team plays Chicago in an exhibition Thursday June 25. The Book Island Vans elect a new president after three years.
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Lee Jerris
Burlington
Minneapolis
Danville
Rudolph Swanson
Millers
Swansea
Peoria
Waterloo
Chris Kuehl
Butte
Frank Parenti
Rock Island
Parent
al Tho
Mike Kelly
Black
Weed
Islind Vans’ Association
Metonochiv
Competition Seen in Fight for Golf Honors
The Waterloo Courier notes the first annual Black Hawk county golf tournament will crown a champion from 16 players in the championship flight from about 200 entrants. Favorites include Fred McClain and Bud Cropper with others like Arthur Simpson Burr Lichty and Doug Bragdon among contenders. Entry is $1 and practice is free at the Country club course. qualifying round begins June 7 with match play starting June 15 and concluding June 28.
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo Courier
Altho
Waterloo
Fred McClain
Bud Cropper
Burr Lichty
Arthur Simpson
Bill Weilder
James McAlvin
Merle Stimson
Fred Debe
Lawrence Hilgore
Douglas Bragdon
McClain
Cropper
Suonyside
Art S'mpson
Sunnyside
Bragdon
Doug Bragdon
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Dr. Dehe
Weilder
Kilgore
East High
Knights of the Maskie
Nea Alyin
Iowa Golf Squad
Stimson
Simpson College
Cedar Falls
Harold Jacobson
L. B. Willard
C.S Corey
John Riley
Jacobson
Lawn City
Country Club
Sund
Flag Day Handicap Tournament Planned at Sunnyside Club
Gaffers of Sunnyside Country Club will compete in a flag day handicap tournament tomorrow a holiday entry is anticipated. The presidents handicap tournament qualifying round the season’s top classic is set next week the tourney will run through June.
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Gaffers
Sunnyside Country Club
Gas Gladiator Ralph DePalma Wins Fame From Defeat
Veteran racer Ralph DePalma, famed for a 1912 near win at Indianapolis, became an icon after pushing his car to the pits and saluting Joe Dawson. The moment drew wild cheers and set DePalma as a beloved figure ahead of tomorrow's Speedway events with Milton Austin noted as a two time Indianapolis winner and record holder.
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Ralph DePalma
Indianapolis
DePalma
Joe Dawson
Tommi Auston
Milton
County junior golf meet slated at Sunny Side CC
Sunny Side Country Club hosts the county junior golf tournament from June 8 to 10. No entry fee. Grades and high school players may compete, with girls welcome. Silver loving cup to winner. prizes to runner up and low qualifier. Emblem for Waterloo high school winner. Lawrence Kilgore unable to compete. Bil Weilder and Harold Jacobson touted as favorites.
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Burr G. Lichty
Lichty
Waterloo High School
Lawrence Kilgore
Bil Weilder
East High
Harold Jacobson
Cedar Falls
Balloon Tires To Bettest In Races At Indianapolis
American speedsters ready for the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after final tinkering. Foreign entrants Mourre of France and Borilina of Italy are poised for the challenge as balloon tires face the brick track. Questions loom on tire strength, speed record potential, and front drive innovations by Hill and Lewis. Speed trials to determine minimum speeds allowed later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Amerlcr
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Antonine Mourre
France
Pietro Borilina
Italy
Benny Hill
Dave Lewis
Phil Shaffer
Shaffer
Lewis to Concede Weight for Munn Match in May Show
Hol Strangler Lewis aims for 210 pounds in the gridiron style wrestling bout against Waynes Big Munn this Saturday afternoon in Michigan City Indiana. Munn expected around 260 pounds. Referee Walter Bates Kansas City previously officiated their January clash with no clear decision. Both competitors trained hard for the bout and the title prospects remain unsettled.
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Michigan
City
Ind
Hol “Strangler
Lewis
Waynes
Big Munn
Munn
Walter Bates
Kansas City
Bates
Strangler
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