Memorial Day doubleheader fuels Hawks win streak
Hawks crush Dubuque 15 to 5 in Memorial Day doubleheader at the Mississippi river town park as Cletus Dixon assigns Cregg Becker to mound duty. Billy Prince shines in three tallies then anchors a potent, error-free late rally with eight hits in the eighth. Ralph Lobdell in bullpen ready if needed.
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Iowa Storm Settles Over Big Ten Ouster Debate
The column argues Iowa will be readmitted to the Big Ten, or at least settled into a reformed stance, amid calls for transparency about charges behind its ouster. It critiques the slush fund allegation and urges public disclosure of evidence and motives behind the conference actions.
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Gopher Links Team Triumphs in Play, Bolstead is Victor
The University of Minnesota held two Big Ten golf championships at Interlochen Country Club. Lester Bolstead captained the Gophers to the individual medal with 333 total after 72 holes, while Minnesota won the team title with 1,331 to Michigan's 1,338. John Burge of Michigan was runner up with 343.
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150000 Fans Flock To Indy Gas Fueled 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis May 30. About 150,000 speed fans swarm the city to witness the 500 mile speedway race. Phil Pardee of Los Angeles crashes during practice and is hospitalized. Ahead are Miller Special cars, Pete De Paolo, Louie Meyer, Leon Duray and others in a field expected to exceed 100 mph. Front wheel drives feature in the front rank as crowd sights gas fumes and brick wall hazards.
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Record crowd figures near world sports high mark
Discussion notes the Kentucky Derby and the Dempsey Tunney bout in Chicago drawing perhaps the world’s largest sports crowd outside England’s Epsom Downs. It suggests around 200000 attendees, though that figure could be an English long count.
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Hawkeyes Battle Indiana in Last Big Ten Contest
The University of Iowa baseball team meets Indiana in Bloomington in the final Big Ten game of the Western Conference schedule. Iowa sits among the top three. Indiana lags at ninth with three wins in nine games. Captain Hartel leads Hawkeyes hitters while Russell Paugh staff pitches strong. The Towans head to Indianapolis to play Butler Monday and will then tour five states with daily games next week.
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Eight Champs to Compete in Iowa Track Meet
Towa City May 30. Seven state champions, one shared title, and the 220 yard relay standout lead an entry of 41 schools as the University of Iowa hosts its twentieth annual interscholastic track meet. Newton High School fields Bisom Paige and the mile relay titleists along with other second placers from Cedar Rapids Washington, Perry, and various towns.
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Home Run Hitters and League Totals
Yesterday's games featured Hafey and Fonseca each hitting two home runs for the Cardinals and Indians respectively. Gehrig, Ruth, and Simmons added one apiece for the Yankees, Athletics, and Phillies as scoring totaled 200 in the National League and 143 in the American League.
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Pittsburgh Triumphs 7 3 Over Cubs in NL Action
Pittsburgh won its eighth straight in the National League, beating Chicago 7 to 3. Four Pirates runs in the fifth inning sent Malone to the clubhouse as Cvengros finished. Swetonic and Hill pitched for Pittsburgh.
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