Waterloo Baseball Plans Stock Sale After 1928 Loss
Waterloo Iowa club seeks to raise capital by selling 500 shares of stock at 10 per share following a 1928 deficit near 7000. Public ownership finances improvements and ballpark, with aims to raise an additional 5000 to cover costs. Attendees included Mayor Tibbits, attorney Lovejoy, secretary Frank, and manager Dixon, plus players and directors.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Baseball As Association
Browns Defeat Indians 9 to 6 to End Road Series
In St Louis on September 5 the Browns beat the Indians 9 to 6 securing the final road game of the season. Manager Peckinpaugh reshuffled the lineup with Joey Sewell at third Montague at short Hodapp at first and Dorman in left. Wiltse won for the Browns while Hudlin took the loss.
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Huciin
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Indians
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Joey G Sewell
Montague
e-Hodapp
Dorman
Cleveland
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Jentners
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Brannen
Manish
Wiltse
Afe
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Harvey
Hodapp
Schang
McGowran
Hodepp
Munish
Lind
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J. Sewell
Brannon
Harvel
Ble
Eodapp
Eudlin
Crowder
Bayne
Wilts
Hudlin
Growter
Crow
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Barne
Siltss
George von Elm Beikely Winner of Gold Machine
George von Elm of Detroit, the 1926 American amateur champion, led the sixth annual Gold Grashie Gulf tournament at Ocean Tinks near Newport R I after the second day. With 168 holes remaining and a 15 stroke lead over 15 top American and British players, his path to the gold machine remained clear.
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George von Elm
Detroit
Ocean Tinks
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. Gotham bouts recap
New York fighter Joe Glick defeated Frankie Fink in Brooklyn. In Boston Ernie Scit stopped Tig Boy Peterson from New Orleans, while Kad Glover knocked out Arty Ryan in Boston. Joey Medill of Chiengd halted Mike Aiur in Los Angeles.
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Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Frankie Fink
Texas
M_ Boston
Ernie Scit
Boston
Tig Boy Peterson
New Orleans
Kad Glover
Alesha
Arty Ryan
Giants win and loge in double bill with Phils
In Philadelphia, the Giants split a doubleheader with the Phillies. The opener ended 9 4 in favor of Philadelphia. In the second game, pitcher Jack Scott yielded a homer to Cy Williams in the ninth, turning a 7 6 lead into an 8 7 loss for New York.
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Willams
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Klein
Ferrell Fights Hagen in Chicago Open Belt Series
Johnny Ferrell, American Open Belt champion, loses to Wesler Hagen in the second series at Detroit after Hagen wins the first of three out of five 36 hole bouts. Event includes hits, errors, and pitching details with Delaney as winning pitcher and Petty as losing pitcher. Brooklyn beats Boston 3 1 in a separate game with Delaney and Touchstone contributing at the plate. Umpires DieQormick and Reardon.
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Twenty Four Report for Football Drill at Charles City
Charles City Sept 5 Twenty four candidates report for first team football practice at Lincoln field. Most players are veterans of last year. Season schedule includes games at New Hampton Decorah West Waterloo Cresco East Waterloo Mason City Nashua and Gagee with Armistice Day Navy game.
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Decorah
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Navy
Mason City
Nashua
Thursdex
Yankee Power Leads in Separate Batting Feats
Summary of American League batting notes reports runs batted in by Goheig for the Yankees at 126, Manush and Sehwire for the Browns with 40, Combs of the Yankees with 17 triples, Myrt of the Red Sox with 72 stolen bases, Hoyt of the Yankees with 17 steals, and Jose cited in the context.
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Sehwire
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Combs
Myrt
Red Sox
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Jose
Oakland and Worcester to clash for boys world title at Comiskey Park
Two youth baseball teams from California and Massachusetts reach the final round of the American Legion youth tournament after eliminating 8,764 teams of 12,000 players under 16. Oakland has 16 games with 167 runs and four allowed, while Wilson Dunlap Jr. has 21 wins in 22 starts. A pair of umpires will officiate the best of three series beginning Friday, with a possible decisive game Monday if needed.
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Oakland
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Worcester
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Comiskey Park
Wilson Dunlap, Jr
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Californians
Races Held Tuesday at Tama County Fair
Toledo Iowa September 5 Results of races at the Tama County Fair yesterday afternoon include horses and entrants such as The Great Baron J. Hawary Schiltz Mubunye Pearl Peter Daniel Waring Pine Ma Mie WMetnery Eid and Eldora among others with various placings and times noted in a concise list of performances from the event.
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Bue
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Barden
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Gat Falls
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HITTING DILATION OF EYE PUPILS DISCUSSED BY PITCHER
Dazzy Vance asserts that a 250 hitter may see better under pressure due to pupil dilation, increasing contact and run production. He notes nervous, temperamental players may benefit from elevated visibility in pinch situations, boosting base hits and driving in runs.
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Dazzy Vatce
Brooklyn
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Dixon Will Age Five Vets Return Next Year
Five of the 12 baseball players who finished the season here will be asked to return next year. Cletus Dixon, manager of the 1928 Valley champions, announced after the banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson last night. Players named for contracts include Jim Grant, Claude Bradford, Joe Prerosi, Jack Frost, and Tony Yuncer. Frank Lamanski likely to be sold or drafted. Tibbe Serre also may go up. Barnstorming schedule planned for next week was canceled. four postseason games only, Hawks disbanding in Dubuque Sunday afternoon. Waterloo beat Allstars 12–8. Olds pitched for Hawks, Millies and Serre led Waterloo hitters.
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Waterloo
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