Hawks Triumph As Willoughby Secures Seventh Win This Season
Claude Willoughby added another bar to his song of triumph by winning his seventh in as many starts this season. Marshalltown provided a stiff test as the Hawks rallied to a 7 to 2 victory. Klever Kansas Kurver pitched well six innings before relaxing with a comfortable lead. The Hawks endured a rough start with hard hit balls lined at Selders and base runners scattered, yet a late rally sealed the win.
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Waterloom Scared In Early Lead Fight Ends In Loss
The Cedar Rapids game details a tense start with Dixon and Anfinson keying rallies, Groft driving runs in the fifth and seventh, while Lacy and Willoughby keep Waterloo in contention. Despite late offense from Waterloo and Roberson's bunt, Rock Island beats Cedar Rapids as Hager, Grant, and Condon spark the table.
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Yesterday's Homeruns at Ives Hat Shop Ad
An ad fragment notes yesterday's homeruns and promotion at Ives Hat Shop, 8314 wide, with unclear details on timing and offer. Potential sale teaser references a percentage and promotional language, but the readable text is sparse and lacks concrete facts.
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West High Athletes in Last Meet of Season
West High tracksters close the 1924 season with a home meet at Loepst street field. Events begin at 9:30 am with preliminaries in hurdles, runs, and sprints, followed by finals in several dash and field events. Seniors favored to win overall, Leighton expected to take individual honors.
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Indianapolis 100 Mile Motor Race Opens At Speedway
Twenty drivers lined up for the twelfth annual 100 mile race at Indianapolis motor speedway with a prize pool of 35000. The winner takes 20000, others in the top ten share 10000 in consolation. Jimmy Murphy held pole with 33 22 for ten miles at 108.04 mph. Race rules allow halt for rain and flagging after 12 finishers.
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Cli Durant
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Eqdie Hearne
Ira Vail
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Ora Haibe
Robert McDonough
Willam Tint
Alfred Masa
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Wise Motor Nine Tops Knights in Close 4–2 Win
Wise Motor Nine defeated Central club 4 to 2 at Cedar River Park. Manahl pitched the full game for Wise with 10 strikeouts, Gosweiler worked four innings for the winners, and Plaster finished. Mosher homered for the lone extra-base hit. two double plays aided defense. lineup featured Dwyer Hoffman Metcalf Cratsley and Flanigan among others.
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Hawks Umpire Walton Out With Illness In State League
In McSherrystown Pennsylvania the Hawks' Nest reports umpire Walton of the State League resting due to illness. Brothers Grote from the area impress in pro ranks while pitchers Clarke and Grant snap from a slump with double digit hits. Moline club discusses strengthening as season opens Tuesday with Dubuque looming, and local figures join Cedar Rapids in signing three new Bunny lineup players.
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Ray Whitman
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Moline
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Golf makes crass and cussers says Suppee
Loveland May 30 golf is the most selfish game in the world, says Coach Rebi hort Zapuke of the University of Ti line at a Case School of Applied Science alumni reunion. He asserts the game breeds vanity and poor sportsmanship while stressing personal growth through discipline.
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Michigan City Mecca Hosts Carpentier Gibbons Boxing Fight
In Michigan City Indiana May 30 the two light heavyweights Georges Carpentier of France and Tom Gibbons of St Paul prepare for a 10 round International Contest. Forecasts predict 30 600 to 40 000 spectators with gate receipts 3250 000 to 3300 004 in a big midwest event not for a title. Carpentier trains outdoors near the lake while Gibbons boxes indoors. Michigan City hotel capacity fills as fans arrive early to witness a closely contested duel hinging on Carpentier right hand power or Gibbons left hooks.
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Prance
Tom Gibbons
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Middlewest
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Carpentier
Dempsey
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Altho Che
Oelwein Railroad Nine Opens 24 Season with Strawberry Point
Gelwein Ta May 20 Special Chicago Great Western shops baseball team will start the season Sunday against the fast Strawberry Point semipro club. The shop team is starting its second season with a number of last year's men back and several newcomers to strengthen the team. Hoffman a pitcher Rainy an infielder and Burke an
Maberoist Golf Champions Teach Straightening Tips
The article cites Chester G Horton quoting Chick Evans on the straightener principle for golf tips. It outlines starting movements from the backward swing, relaxing wrists, and initiating the swing with outward movement of the right hip while feeling the clubhead in finger muscles, then guiding the flow with left arm extension and weight transfer.
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Horton
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Chick” Evans
John F. Dille
Great Western team prep delays and returning players
Outfielder, Woolski, and Lonborg are set to start the season Sunday once their Washburn college duties end. Louis Lonborg, Lonborg's brother, leads the Great Western squad. Returning players include Mattern, Trotter, A. Smith, Lonborg, and others. Strawberry Point repeats ties to Gelwein clubs with Kaney and Duffy among ex Oelwein outfielders. Two games postponed Burlington Ottumwa and Moline Dubuque due to rain.
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Browns Lose to Tigers as Pirates Fall to Cubs
In a rain affected set of games, Detroit topped St Louis 13 to 7 aided by five generous pitcher performances granting 12 free passes. Chicago surged past Pittsburgh 5 to 4 while Philadelphia and Cincinnati also saw action. Denver Grigsby fueled the Cubs with a trio of hits and Chicago's late surge challenged the Giants for the league lead.
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Second Baseman on Iowa U Team Finds of Season
Iowa City notes a second baseman from Iowa University labeled the find of the season. The player, referred to as Garry, earns praise for steady play at the keystone position and contributing to Hawkeye efforts with hits and defense.
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Iowa City
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Iowa
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Pugs on Edge for Bouts Tonight at Baseball Gardens
Boxing card at Baseball Gardens features Bari Blue vs Jon Herrick in a 10 round bout. Everett Strong faces Jimmy Nuss in eight rounds. Tuffy Carmen and Billy Brown box in early undercard. Jawbreaker Collins meets Kid Roberts in four rounds. Lou Rollinger referees in place of injured Alex Fidler.
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Cay
Jon Herrick
Omaha
Basepalt Park
Everett Strong
Mason City
Jimmy Nuss
Waterloo
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Collins
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Cline
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