Waterloo Drops Second Game to Islanders 8 5
Waterloo pitchers faltered as Rock Island offense, led by Lamanski and Rowe, built an 8-5 win in the second game of the series. Venock limited the Hawks to 10 hits, while Waterloo made late rallies but fell short. The series concludes today with Waterloo heading to Marshalltown for three games.
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Towa Ikes Head Sets 50 Percent State Membership Goal
A. C. Williford, president of the Iowa division of the Izaak Walton League of America, orders a 50 percent membership increase by December 31. A national campaign aims to add 50,000 new members by year’s end, requiring most chapters to grow by half.
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A. C. Williford
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Izaak Walton League of America
Ike
Elkader Sharp in 3-2 Ten-Inning Win Over Buchanan
Elkader baseball team defeated Buchanan 3 to 2 in ten innings at the Delaware County Fair in Manchester Iowa on September 1. Wahl hit a three-bagger scoring the baserunner in the final frame, Witherell Wahl and P.B. Williams contributed for Elkader while Sheeley and Michaels pitched for the losers on the fair’s closing day.
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Stock Market Bullish Echoes in Daily News
A column notes daily stock market optimism with mentions of Consolidated Chewing Gum gains and copper corporations rising. It touches on trading mood, nostalgia about Mary Pickford debts, and a quip about a Chicago cab driver celebrating his 1004th birthday. The piece also references a variety of tidbits from sports and society, including an Iowa superintendent who teaches multiple disciplines and a Detroit store claiming over 40 acres of floor space. The Prince of Wales spoke with Tunney, linking royal intrigue to contemporary headlines.
Hawks Hold Third in Valley Standings as Season Nears End
In the Mississippi Valley league this week the Hawks sit third in batting and third in fielding, expected to finish there. Dubuque leads batting while Rock Island and Moline top fielding. Pitching shows Hawks strong, led by Jim Grant with 21 victories and five defeats, Bradford close behind with 15 wins and six losses. Yuneer, Dick Grant and Lamanski follow as Waterloo hurlers.
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Rabbits Foot Luck Marks Maranville's 1914 Pride
The article lauds Rabbit Maranville as a fierce competitor who has left off banter to focus on the game. It notes his long career across Braves, Pirates, Cubs, Dodgers, and Cardinals, his strong 1914 World Series run, and the Cardinals' NL lead. It questions a possible late World Series run as his career nears its end.
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Nauman Company Tops Galloway 4 to 1 in City League
Nauman Company defeated Galloway nine 4 to 1 at Byrnes Park in a City league game last night. The winners had three hits while Galloway made five errors. Morcum and Moon pitched for Nauman, while Winder K st and Rice took the mound for Galloway. Morcum allowed four hits.
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Mental game and proper start in golf lessons
Florida West Coast Champion Al Espinosa notes about 20 percent of golf trouble is mental and 10 percent is lack of knowledge. He urges beginners to get a good instructor, take lessons, and correct early faults to avoid faulty muscle training and lasting bad habits.
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Motor Races End Town State Fair
Des Moines described a closing day at the state fair with notable drivers Sug Haugdahl and Gus Schrader. Haugdahl won the Hawkeye sweepstakes a two mile race while Schrader captured the half mile speed trial and the two mile championship. Schrader did not enter the five mile race. Haugdahl recovered from behind to win the big race using Sam Hollman of Sioux City on the final lap. Lusk of Davenport topped both the three and five India motorcycle races.
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Central Gun Club Labor Day Trapshoot At Gates Park
Central Gun Club will hold its annual Labor Day trapshoot at Gates Park, Monday at 9 a.m. The program features 150 targets in six events with entry 1.50 per oven. Targets two cents each. Prizes of 7, 5 and 3 dollars awarded, three high guns to show entire program. Bar traps will be used and shooters from northeastern Iowa are invited to compete.
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Spot Grant Sold to Oklahoma City of Western League
Waterloo third baseman Spot Grant was sold yesterday to Oklahoma City in the Western League for about 750 dollars and will report to the Indians immediately. He leads the Hawks in hitting at 331 with strong fielding this season. Grant joined the Hawks in 1924 and is the sole non-manager from this year’s nine who played on the pennant winner that year. Earlier, Bill Steinecke left for Seattle in the Pacific Coast League.
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Buckeye to play Parkersburg and Dike next week in Labor Day action
Parkersburg hosts Buckeye on Sunday and Dike of the Corn Belt league on Monday in Labor Day baseball. Manager Tarry Levey announced two good games are in prospect.
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Druggan and Lake Banned From Tracks
Chicago report says Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake banned indefinitely from all race tracks in the United States Canada Mexico and Cuba due to their brainl in the paddock at Hawthorne race track.
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Americans Triumph as Walker Cup Beats British Team
The United States swept the Walker Cup matches at Wheaton, boosting American amateur golf over Britain. Bobby Jones dominated the singles, defeating T. Phillip Perkins 12 up and 12 to play, with Jones thriving under tough conditions. Other Americans also won their matches, while the British team struggled, and the next Walker Cup contest is scheduled for 1930 in Great Britain.
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