Dubuque Opens with Hawks for Mullen Day
In Waterloo Dubuque defeats the Ansons in both games as Ovid McCracken and Rube Malmgren star on the mound. Charlie Mullen extends a 22 game theft streak while Hamilton and Nicholson contribute key hits and baserunning. Attendance hits 2,500 as plans unfold for Mullen Day with Dubuque favored to challenge the Hawks again tomorrow.
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Charlie Mutlen
Condon
Mickay Condon
Waterloo
Hawks
Marshalltown
Red Hamilton
O'Shaa
Clarke
Finkler
Mickey
McGracken
Augustine
Mullen
Charlie
Nicholson
O'Shea
Sehnt
Robertson
Lacy
Anfine Oh
Ansons
Sehwitanin
Cowell
Hawkinfield
Mr. Malmgren
Rube Malmgren
Spurbeck
Splendidus
Augustine Niedig Kuch
Malmeren
Anson
Schult
Groft
Lacr
Grant
Dixon
Anfinson
Maimoren
Maim- Eren
Dubuque
Peller
Rhony
Tomurrae
Dubuque Punch
Johnny Armstrong
Pable
Dixons
Claude
Hattin
Hartie Mullen
Arttie
Ling Stan
Tam AB
Rf Anfinvan
Diendisan
Charlie Mullen
Wil
Standings Snapshot From Marshall County Baseball
Local standings show Marshalltown and Waterloo tying 6 runs each with key at bats by McCracken Hamilton and Hlamilnow. Umpires Rath and Peder called the game with multiple walks and strikeouts affecting the final totals.
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Marshalliowt
McCracken
CirAnt
Serrifie
Joe Boyer Wins 500-Mile Auto Race in Record Time
Joe Boyer, driving for L. Lo Coram, won a 500 mile race setting a new world record for the event. He finished five hours five minutes twenty four seconds, averaging a high speed, and earned the $200 prize after a strong challenge from Cooper and Mauro.
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Joe Boyer
Cirtyrattion
Tadianapoli Ink
Aniline
Joe Borer
Betrekc
Tent Fief
L. Lo Coram
Fodie
Tapes
Dueseihore
Iesteadheay
Cooper
Corus Car
Simony
Graduation Will Riddle Hl High Stars Ranks
East High loses many veterans and returns few for 1924 football basketball and track. West High faces stronger outlook with eight football lettermen back, while East and West prepare for next season amid widespread graduation and ineligibility.
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West High
East High
Nary H
Dooley
Raymond
Fresser
Patterson
Kler
Jameson
Metcalf
Areisty
Hostetler
Ward
Mehl
Benjamin
Artus
Daley
Seidler
Kipp
Greenley
Willfox
Weir
Gruhn
Jenkins
McDermott
John C. Hektt
Ten “Hatshbarger
Milo Benser Wins Byrnes Park Golf Club Flag Tournament
Milo Benser, a new member of Byrnes Park Golf Club, won the flag tournament held for members at Grynes Park yesterday. The day was ideal for golf and many low scores were posted. An entry fee of 25 cents was charged to raise funds for new flags for the Brytes park greens. Future plans for the next tournament will be announced soon.
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Milo Benser
Byrnes Park
Grynes Park
Brytes Park
Whro
Vea Falls to Grundy Center in Grimy Tilt
Grundy Center handed Illinois Central Shops its second loss of the season in a tilt at Grundy Center yesterday. Plastier and Suffman pitched for Waterloo, but both struggled. The shopmen scored first, then Grundy Center answered in the opening frame and pulled away. Hibbing Whitehill and Jacobs led Grundy’s bats as four runs came in during their best inning.
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Grandy Genter
Ilinois Central Shops
Grandy Center
Tog. Plastier
Suffman
Waterloo
Shopmen
Grands Center
Wwinners
Golfers narrowly escape as stray bullets zip near links
Newton Iowa May 21 Stray bullets rained on a local links course during a round as golfers played on No 2 green near Rock Island tracks. One bullet passed within inches of a player forcing temporary cessation of play. Police warned youths firing rifles along nearby tracks.
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Newton
Rock Island
Hawks and Dubuque set for key clash in windy season
The Dubuque squad arrives as the Climbers prepare for a pivotal matchup with Waterloo Hawks star Babe Govney and others. Rumors fly of multiple trades including Andy McFawait to Moline and Ray Miller returning to Plowboy duty, while Henchmen critique mistakes by umpire Rath and seek improved fielding as season pace quickens amid strong attendance prospects.
Brookins Loses to Paula in 150-Meter Dash for Olympics
Track and field finals for the Midwest AAU tryouts feature Paula from OsKaloosa winning the 190 meter dash. Brookins of Iowa State trails late in a tight finish as other events roll out with Ames and Grinnell competitors strong.
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Brookins
Paula
Iry
Fi Shearer
Drake University
Harding
University of Town
Paulo
Oskaloosa
Charles &. Greekins
University of Iowa
Brooklyns
Grinnell College
Vcollege
Katoosa
University Pit
Towa
Serond
Roharis
Cougar Ames
Shird
Fime
Y Noll
Goulrich
Fawn
Boyles
Iowa
Meder
Recon Farrell
Hon
Step
Jones
Coulter
Tres Moines Univeraltise Confl
Whiteside
Dex Moines University
Dishines
Te Ct. Fain
Orange Nine Downs Wise Motors In Riverside Contest
Orange township nine defeated Wise Motors Team 9 to 6 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd as part of the Memorying day program. Waterloo pitcher Hortman started and worked three innings before Dermott relieved him, with the初 rest of the game tight. Wise failed to convert on several chances after the opening inning.
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Wise Mator Company
Orange Township
Winters
Uortman
Waterloo
Mes. Dermott
Airtigh
Lichty and Bell Win Glass Meets at Country Glue
Sunnyside Country oia hosted a sunny day as the largest crowd of the season watched matches in the ladies round robin and men’s handicap events. Lichty beat Cropper to win Class A after a tight duel, while S C Bell edged Fish to take Class LB.
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Sunnyside Country
Oia
Lukas
Toukey Gounier
Fred Metlain
U Lichty
Bell
Bure G. Liehty
W. Bryant
Airs
CG. Cory
HW. B. Chandler
A. W. McWarlane
J Ang
W. M. Sheldon
C.J. Rudolph
M.H. Cook
R. G. Smock
Quest
Lore Alford
Frank ©. Fish
Prank Moore
Wurster
Tdiah Wansier
CW. Kliyson
C. Clank
Charles Felsing
Rg. CG. Wangler
West Leads East in Olympic Tryouts at Cambridge Stadium
In Cambridge Massachusetts on May 31 the intercollegiate track and field trials opened for the Olympic qualification. Yale Stanford Pennsylvania California Princeton and Southern California fielded contenders as the east challenged the west. Fresh marks came from Yale and Stanford with notable performances in the broad jump and discus while weather improved and wind eased. The outcome hinges on a balanced field as coaches predicted a tight race with about 36 points likely to clinch the title.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Val
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Californa
Pacific Coast
East
Yale
California
Princeton
Bill Comins
Yate
Jim Arthur
Arthur
Waterloo Tigers Win City Tilt By Default
Waterloo Tigers were awarded a city league game at Cedar River Park last night after Hawkeye Oil failed to appear. Knights of Pythias and Winnipeg Central are set to clash in a Bippi league game a week from tomorrow, per the City league president.
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Waterloo Tigers
Hawkeye Oil Company
Cedar River Park
Knights of Pythias
Winnois Central
Maker of St Golf Champions
Inside Golf features Chester G C Horton, dubbed golf's most successful teacher, reflecting on the swing fundamentals. He discusses initiating the tail of the swing, weight transfer, and the straight line hip principle to simplify the motion, reduce bodily effort, and help players hit more instinctively.
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Inside Golf
Chester
Imethod
John F. Dilte Co
Ruth Fans With Bases Full And One Run Needed
The Associated Press reports a baseball drama as Babe Ruth fanned with the bases loaded and one run needed in a tense moment. Results from a busy day include the Yankees beating the Athletics 6-0, Red Sox routing Washington 9-0, and Athletics winning 5-1 in a late rally. Detroit closed in on the pennant race as Cobb’s team remains two games behind the leaders. Giants swept two from the Phillies, widening their streak, while Chicago and Brooklyn jockeyed for position behind New York’s top standing.
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Associated Press
Casey
Ruth
Fang
Yanks
Athletics
Pennock
Boston
Washington
Boone
Jones
Red Sox
Senators
Detroit
Cobb
Cole
Cleveland
Stonera
Cartier
Browns
Philadelphia
White Sox
Lister
Giants
Phillies
Chicago
Reds
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pirates
Cardinals
New York
Cincinnati
University of Town athletes shine in Olympic trials despite errors
In Iowa City on May 1, University of Town dominated the sectional Olympic track tryouts. Town runners and field competitors qualified supremely for today’s finals, with Noli, Goodrich, Handy Hancock, Kriz, and Bayles among those earning trips to Boston and the sectional final showdown. Crawford and Fleckenstein also posted strong showings in hurdles and decathlon.
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Towa City
Boston
University of Town
Towa
Noli
Goodrich
Jones
Handy Hancock
Kriz
Harding
Bayles
Meder
Farirell
Heilman Reclaims Lead In American Batting Averages
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on May 21 that Harry Heilman of the Tigers returns to the American League batting lead with an average around .435. Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Sluggers drops to second at .395, Ike Boone of the Red Sox rises to third at .483, and Babe Ruth remains among the leaders as the campaign progresses. The piece tracks shifts in home runs, runs, and stolen bases across the league, naming top batters and current standings.
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Associatca Press
Chicago
Arry Heil Jiin
Tigers
Go Mark
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis
Las Compilaton
Ike Boone
Eddie Colling
Brett
George
Ata
Sen
Olver
Karrig
Verk
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Deted
aTew
York
Hutin
Judge
Twington
Sheely
Jacobson
St Louis
Hornsby
Max Flack
Cardinals
Jim My "Tiermey
Braves
Ywic O
Mogers Hornsby
George Keily
Giants
Ek Wheat
Dodger
Flach
Jamieso Cleveland
Dig Roeyou
Ilovsishy
Bette Order
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Fournier
Brookmyin
Frisch
Mag Atlan
Flack
St. Lanie
Tierney
Boston
Grimes
Young
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Wenn
A. A. Neon
St. Paul
Bunny Brier
Kansas City
American Association
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Neon
Alf
Brief
Allen
Innapolis
Tel Thussell
Columbus
Walker
Minneapolis
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Louisville
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Dressen
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Maguire
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Miller
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Robinson
Owain
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Tulsa
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O'Brien
Lani
Tulsm
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Memniri
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Pasechal
Atantal
Teyere
Marriott
Mobile
Stewart
Birtminghan
Cat
Taylor
Knode
Birmingham
Speneer
Multex
Whinhe
Nasteitle
Vaschai
Attanta
Burris
Tie Williams
Earl Blue Beats Herrick In Round Five Title Fight
Joe Herrick severely hurt by a punch in the fifth round as Earl Blue dominated the bout. Nuss fought Strong to a split verdict, with Strong edging a close finish after a back‑and‑forth war. Multiple prelims featured KO wins including Kid Howard and Jawbreaker Coling.
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Earl Blue
Herrick
NUS
Joe Herrick
Eugger
Omaha
Chia
Lou Bollinger
Jimmy Nuss
Biverest
Strong
Mason City
Timmy
Jimmy
Blue
Mer- Tick
Buick
Spi
Dickie Birds
Parison
Jitim
Strang
Ev Nuss
Vlimmny
Nuss
Gone
Carrie
Kid Howard
Waterloo
Kayoed
Kid Brown
Same Town
Coling
Kid Roberts
Gladiators
Snal
Kent
Collings
Len Rabinger
Leonard Bieber To Coach At Reinbeck High Next Season
Leonard Bieber a Cornell letterman in two sports and former captain and president of Penelih will coach at Reinbeck High School next year in his hometown. Cornell athlete Carl Kirwin another three-sport letterman and team captain also joins Reinbeck staff through the Cornell teachers placement bureau under Professor G Tyson.
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Mount Vernon
Leonard Bieber
Cornell College
Sherm” Finger
Penelih
Reinbee
Carl Kirwin
Cornell
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