Hawks Play Memorial Day Double Bill at Marshalltown
The Hawks beat Marshalltown 9 to 4 as Lamanski pitched five strikeouts in a four hit game. Al Pentecost was suspended after an argument, and Dioxn shuffled positions with Serre and Frost before a late rally in the eighth, with Steinecke, Yuncer, and Grant delivering key hits. The club travels to Marshalltown for a doubleheader the next day before returning home to host the Islanders.
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Joe Kernan
Hawks
Cletus Dixon
al Pentecost
Dixon
Pentecost
Toom
Tookie
Caron
Waterloo
Tracy
Minn
Vandergard
Clinton
Bryant
Berger
Martin Dries
Lefty Lamansis
Marshalltown
Larty
Amsons
Islanders
Dries
Zientara
Grant
Gepson
Marshalltawn
Sunny
Willy Serre
Miller
Yuncer
Fie
Frost
Serre
Dian
Felde
Spot Grant
Steinecke
Lamanski
Nary
Anson
Wntu Kiep
Shhollenberger
Walsh
Infeld
Trost
Serve
Kiep Jet
Shelly
Hirp
Palsgrave
Honn
Shollenberger
Cf Walsh
Bower
Andrews
Ib. Smith
Boone Klon Wee Rameey
Applegreen
Ann
Tilson
Th Sette
Ibn Prerosi
Sholensercer
Haseles
Wuitteer
Homeruns
Grant Anerifier Jurs
Walstt
Tamaniss
Stalem
Dixons
Halls
Talsarave
Aiona Mt
Brit
Kien
Lamanskh Frost
Honni
Menai
Bras
Driyie
McPartlang
Tyme
Walker Outpoints Tony Marullo in Cleveland Bout
Tony Marullo of New Orleans failed to threaten Mickey Walker as Walker dominated the 14 round main event at the Olympic arena in Cleveland. Walker quickly gauged his opponent and, after three rounds, controlled the rest, winning before about 3,000 fans.
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Cleveland
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Mickey Walker
Walker
Manila
Olympic Arena
Poetry home in Greenwich Village spoofed in playful verse
A quirky poem fragment from S J M mocks a “Poetry home” in Greenwich Village and village life. It jests about poets shaving, lovers, and a windblown loon who wrote of the sickle moon while weaving jokes about weddings and engagements.
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Greenwich Village
Charles City Golfers Lose to Clear Lake
Charles City golfers were defeated by Clear Lake 92 to 27 at the Courier Special in Charles City Iowa. Art Blunt led scores with 43 41 84 while Dr O H Banton Walter Linnell Dr W E Voreck and Harlan Ellis also posted notable rounds. Frank Donovan pro played a pre tournament round with Ari Blunt scoring 38 to Blunt's 42. Memorial Day plans include a nap tournament at the local golf links.
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Courier Special
Charles City
Charles' City
Clear Lake
Art Blunt
O. H. Banton
Walter Linnell
W. E. Voreck
Harlan Ellis
Frank Donavan
Ari Blunt
Tn Blunt
Standing of the clubs in the alley league and baseball leagues
standings show Waterloo and Rock Island leading in the alley league with records around .492 to .600. In the American League New York tops with 31 wins and Boston struggles at .441, while the National League leaders are Cincinnati and Chicago near .500. Western and American Association tables list multiple teams with varying win totals and recent results, including doubleheaders and yesterday’s scores.
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Onsaasseers
J . L. Pet
Waterloo Ie
C. Rapids
Rock Is
Moline
Burlos Mus
Ottumus
Martown
Somubuque
Ottumea
Burlington
Dubuque
Waterloo
W. Ol, Pvt
W. le Pet
N. York
Boston
Philadel
Ghieszo
Cleveland
Louis
Washtoen
New York
Phladelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L
Cig
W. K
Okita City
Molnes
Denver
Amarila
Omaha
Wichita
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wiem Cosnens Amarillo
Tydianapolis
Aleco
Yankees and Athletics Clash Ends in Yankees Victory
The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 4 to extend their lead in the American League to eight games. Lazzeri hit his third homer of the series as Dugan added a circuit blast. The win keeps New York seven games ahead of their rivals and caps a strong six-game sweep.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Athletics
Championns
Robert Moses Grave
Yankees
Simmons
Lazzeri
Dugan
New York
Abrhpore Comics
God Durocher
Gebrig
Meusel
Paschal
Laazeri
Grabowski
Dohnson
Gampbell
Srre
Abrhpore
Bishop
Syiesker
Lteggida Simmons
Cochrarte
Hauser
tT & + Dykes
Boley
Grove
Conpany Orwell
Powers
Sac
Sanutary
Gehrig
Ruln
Mensel
Dazzeri
Combs
Durocher
Digan
Cobb
Campbell
Boler
Johnson
Orwell
Orewell
van Graflan
Dan Howley
Fed Blankenship
Sox
Chicago
Poae Mos
Glaney
Hunnefield
Barrett
Metaler
Kamm
Manush
Sehulte
Kress
Manion
St. Louis
Blus
Schulte
Homenun
Bhiri
Humefield
Brannon
Cissell
Clancy
Beck
Connallyth
Blankenship
Hes
Connally Jim
Empires
Dinera
Nai
Harry
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT 1 Associated Press roundup
Philadelphia midget Wolgast defeated Willie Bayles in Philadelphia. Tony Canzoneri KOed Claudie Wilson in New Orleans. Jerome knocked out Johnny McNalrs. Mickey Walker retained middleweight title by KO of Tom Marullo in New Orleans. Maurice Hollter KOed UWarry Crip. Joyo Rosas defeated Jimmy Hueso. Frankie Simms KOed Larry Roush.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wolgast
Willie Bayles
Charie
Rol
New Orleans
Tony Canzoneri
Claudie Wilson
Birmingham
Jerome
Johnny McNalrs
Cleveland
Mickey
Walker
Tom Marullo
Maurice Holl
Ter
Pranes
Uwarry Critp
Joyo Rosas
Jimmy Hueso
Grand Rapids
Frankie Simms
Larry Roush
Detroit
GOLF PUTTER LOFT AND FACE ANGLE QUESTIONED
Willie Hunter, British International Gall Noam member and Riviera Open Champion, weighs perpendicularly faced versus lofted putters. He notes straight faces suit straight putts while slight loft benefits misaligned greens and long edge putts, but personal preference dominates golfer choice.
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Willie Hunter
Gall
Noam
Thern
Reds Win Over Cubs in First of Series 2-1
Chicago May 29. Reds edge Cubs 2 to 1 at Wrigley Field in the opener of a four game series. Pitcher Pete Donohue, making his first start of the season for Cincinnati, works masterfully allowing two unearned runs while Chicago’s batting struggles contrast with flashes of offense.
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CUBS
Chicago
Lean
Long Northpaw
Cincinnati
Wrigley Field
Jean
Pete Donahue
Texas Christian University
Ge Cincinnati
Hairs
Purdy
Naithaft
Feroe
Allen
Dressex
Pleinich
Ford
Donohue
Beth
Sss Magure
Webb
Rf Wilson
Heathcote
Grimm
Y.syers Hartnett
Buller
Wi’ Bush
Nehl
Cusyler
Ifn
Esseee
Bus Cincinnati
Cerrese Ee Dor
Butler
Critz
Hartnett
Webbs
Suiter
Maguire
Grisim
Dressen
Gritz
Kelle
Cincineatti
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McCormick
Gee
Kiem
Dubuque
Ta Mey
Cde Dubuque
Gartich
Parsons
Puccinelli
Ivy
Carney
Oeschier
Borkiung
Wilson
Ker
Garlett
Eewee Cere
Veelase Carney
Walczak
Boenecke
Wilson Aituck
Uy Hermann
Borklund
Garietz
Hermann
Garlets
Wison
Schulz
Packer
Ottumwa
Bengel
Klumpp
Taylor
Ateneed Moore
Nowack
Gh LeFleur
Rf Gutsell
Bed Eesesees
Parker
Clemmer
VaFiour
Stemip
Brock
Slock
HaFleur
Tay Noble
Gutsell
Yan
Behulz
Stemig
Lister
Bunnies
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Burris
Sues
Lienden
Stockton
Robinson
Pailoreon
Rowland
Johnson
Rock Istani
Drager
Brand Swanson
Robison
Henere
Suggs
enecTifice
Lennon
Swanson
Kabarer Dousie Plevs
Hendee
Swanso
Hender
Frazer
John
Son
Wit Framce
Drage
Zen
Reigh Count to Rest After Derby Injury Plans Belmont Absence
Reigh Count, Derby winner, will rest as a leg injury delays Belmont entry. Owner Mrs Hertz expects future races against Victorian after recovery. The colt will be moved to Arlington Park for recuperation with Trainer B Mitchell reporting the injury minor but slow to heal.
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Chicago
Altho
Reigh
Hertz
Norse
Reign Count
Victorian
Derby Winener
Churchill Downs
Arlington Track
Mitchell
Louisville
Hum
Canzoneri Knocks Out Wilson in Home Town Bout
New Orleans May 29 Tony Canzoneri defended his featherweight title by KOing Claudio Wilson of Birmingham in the first round. A hard right connected early, sending Wilson to the canvas after about two minutes of fighting. It marked Canzoneri first title defense since winning in New York and his first pro appearance in his home state.
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New Orleans
U.ph
Tony Canzoneri
Claudio Wilson
Birmingham
Canzoneri
New York
Lowi
Xen Wilton
Heeney Compared With Hob Fitzsimmons in Boxing Clash
By Al Demaree New York Giants pitcher Tom Heeney drawn as best looking heavyweight from England since Hob Fitzsimmons. Heeney has rugged build but lacks Fitzsimmons decisive punch. He recalls Fitzsimmons' knockout power and once knocked a foe unconscious for 26 minutes after a head stand.
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Tom Heeney
England
Hob Fitzsimmons
Meny W
Heeney
Fitz
Tom
Bob
Menager
Des Moines Amateur Plays 90 Holes in Marathon Day
Des Moines man Haas set local records by completing 90 holes across five courses in 12 hours 49 minutes. He began shortly after 4 AM and finished around 5 30 PM, beating his planned time by two hours. His total score 379 was 33 strokes over par for the five courses.
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Des Moines
A.F
Russell Haas
Haas
0 More Schools Enter OWA Meet in Iowa City
The University of Iowa interscholastic track meet gains 10 more schools and 179 men. Notables include Jack Hiatt of Oskaloosa, 440 yard runner. Don Barnes, low hurdles. Sam Goter of Wood River, Illinois. Keithsburro from Illinois. R Hildreth of Valparaiso Indiana. Golfrey Slavik and Hunt from Cedar Rapids. W Wilkinson, former state discus champ. Eldon from the mile relay. Cr Schmidt of Dysart. I Corcoran of Rock Rapids. Eagle of Clarion. McGrath a 440 runner.
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Maurier Sportad Service
Towa City
University of Iowa
G. T. Bresnahan
Oskaloosa
Jack Hiatt
John Vermillion
Don Barnes
Grant
Wood River
Sam Gotter
Ilinois
Keiths~ Burr
Illinois
R. Hildreth
Valparaiso
Ind
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids
Golfrey Slavik
Hunt
Wilkinson
W. Wilkinson
Independence
Eldon
Dysart
Cr. Schmidt
Rock Rapids
I. Corcoran
Agle
Clarion
McGrath
Japan Beats Canada to Reach Davis Cup Final in Chicago
Montreal May 29 Japan advances to meet the United States in the Davis Cup final in Chicago June 1 to 3 after defeating Canada in the second round. Teizo Toba beat Jack Wright to clinch the victory as Ohta led two sets each before darkness halted the other singles match. Canada won the doubles through Crocker over Toba.
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Montreal
Japan
United States
Chicago
Canada
Teizo Toba
Jack Wright
Yoshiro Ohta
Willard Crocker
Ohta
Toba
Crocker
Yesterday's Homers and Leaders Scoreboard May 28
Yesterday s homers tally features players like Lazzeri Simmons and Hack Wilson with Gehrig, Bissonette and Todt among leaders. Yankees, Browns, Athletics totals show in league totals alongside national standings and top hitters Players cited include Yurkees Simmons and Bottomley and Todt with team totals, highlighting notable home run counts and league leaders.
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Jugan
Yankees
Browns
Lazzeri
Yiurkees Simmons
Raith
Hack Wilson & Gehrig
Squier
Bissonette
Bottomley
Todt
Wational Pelee Beak
American Terteee
Sete Eereen
Mason City to Host National High School Relay Meet
From 31 schools in five states about 250 athletes will compete in Mason City Iowa the only national relay meet for high schools staged on the Mason City high school athletic field May 31. Entries include Colorado Nebraska Illinois South Dakota and Iowa teams with notable entrants from Norfolk Sterling Sioux Falls and several Iowa towns. Records set at the Mason City carnival are recognized by the Iowa High School Athletic Association and the national federation.
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Mason City
Colorado
Nebraska
Illinois
South Dakota
Iowa
L. J. Leonard
Doc) Kline
Norfolk
Neb
Ton Hardbarger
State Teachers College
Sterling
Cole
Sioux Falls
S. D
Elmwood
Knoxville
I. Yankton
G. C
Fairbury
Alta
Alleman
Carroll
Charles City
Clarinda
Clarion
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