Claude Williams Loses In Tourney At Carneildshirt
Claude Williams a well known local golfer and last year's southwest Iowa champion loses in the annual tournament at Carneildshirt. BoM Browser of Kenandoah defeats him. Williams fights through to a final 2 up loss. Vernon Lisle of Clarinda and other local players compete with several matches decided by default or by holes. Officers elected. next year's tourney will be at Shenandoah.
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Claude Willams
Ivest
Gute
Carneildshirt
Bom
Browser
Kenandoah
Williams
Vernon Lisle
Clarinda
Sigeedhitbern Nole
Ftnemyk
Moor
Wrihien
Gaye Granville
Me KE
McDonnell
Shemandeah
D. M. Clovis
Shrindeah
Charles Grubb
Clark
George Spooner
Council Bluffs
G Feuatis
Day
R. J. Swansim
Wil Jisea
Pr. H. A. Johnson
Roscoe Brown
Warold Shranger
Esperesd T
Meo My. Fuetan
Count Bluffs
Vicw
C.F Meyer
Ben Brower
Shenandoah
Shenandoat
Albatross Nickname The Abstross Coasted to Cape
Aboard a southern voyage the albatross nicknamed The Abstross is curbed by gaflora as it sails toward the Cape of Good Hope. The strange name stems from a misrendering of Chi4 Epecles in early reports.
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Gaflora
Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Bell knocks out a homer to end the game for Giants
Diamond Dust reports Bell hit a decisive homer after curfew to finish the game against the Giants. The long ball sealed the victory and marked a dramatic late moment in the matchup.
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Bell
Giants
Fanning is Farrell Strict Amateur Rules Revision
Henry K Farrell reviews proposals on amateur athletics rules after an interview about Paavo Nurmi and British weight class debates. The piece notes calls for stricter eligibility, health concerns, and potential shifts in international competition while comparing to Suzanne Lenglen and the Wimbledon scene.
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Henry K. Farrell
United Tips
New York
Paave Nurmi
Stocnholm
Aias
Permenee
Dean
Health Amd
Poodtelier
Baseball roundup with mixed results across leagues
A string of game notes reports Dean and the Cardinals winning 4 2 with some standout pitching. Zachary held the opponent to four hits as Gaied connected for a homer. The Senators topped the Pirates 2 0 behind solid relief. Mitchell and Philadelphia figures boosted their teams in various matchups. Gray earned his eleventh win as the Athletics beat the White Sox. The Red Sox split a series with the Browns, while the Yankees closed a Cleveland set with a 4 1 victory. Other scraps feature various pitchers and players in New York, Oklahoma City, and Kansas City.
Boxing cards report from Buffalo and Chicago clashes
Last night’s bouts featured Malone of Buffalo and Weigand of Buffalo drawing after six rounds in St Paul and Chicago. Pinto of Buffalo stopped Bourwood in Toronto, while Merritt of Buffalo drew with Stuckie in six rounds. Michaels of Jamestown boxed Abe Prince of Buffalo to a six round draw. Fox of Erie defeated Flayes of Rochester by first round knockout with territory fights in play.
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Buffalo
Jock Malone
St Paul
Art Weigand
Charley Pinto
Teddy Bourwood
Toronto
Harry Stuckie
Chicago
Buidy Merritt
Johnny Michaels
Jamestown
Abe Prince
Bob Fox
Eric
Ene Flayes
Rochester
Ay Coney-Asland
Sid Terris
New
Reservations for Iowa grid games in demand
Iowa City officials report strong demand for football game tickets. University managers indicate capacity limits may hinder sales as fans seek 1,000 seats for the upcoming home schedule amid rising interest and a Friday deadline.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Kenneth FE
Sting
I. University
Former Iowa star bats in Dubuque club
Aug 3. Former Iowa baseball star boosts his slugging average by fifty points in three weeks with the Dubuque team in the Mississippi Valley League. He began the season with the diowmen and is moving up the batting leaders, with Reducing leads and heavy work through May. The paper reaches about 16,000 readers.
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Iowa Star
Dubuque
Iowa City
Wee Hicks
Iowa Lasts
Dubuque Elds
Diowmen
Wiver Oy
Bug Fe
Hattin
Issifpi
Dempsey Shows Too Much Footwork for Fight Board
In Los Angeles Aug 5 promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons claimed to arrange a July 4 1926 Dempsey Wills bout near Chicago or Detroit but the champion doubted the assertion and remained tied to Tex Rickard’s promotion. Other promoters and boxing circles questioned the deal and noted Dempsey’s existing promotion ties.
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Damis J. Wallie
Sprica Badito
Los Angeles
Cal
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Chicago
Detroit
Fitzsimmons
Fity Simmons
Wills
Tex Rickard
New York
Dempsey Boxing Row Sparks Commission Clash
A heated exchange over boxing eligibility pits promoters and the New York boxing commission against champion Dempsey. The dispute centers on acceptable challengers and venue rules with threats of bans and calls for local and national action.
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News of the Sports World
Claude Williams
Two Harlan
Viner
Shenmandocsh
Denver i
Okbomen
Dresatis
Joseph AO
Wien
Fui
Stoke
Huston
Poe
Trooklyn al
Philately
Brooklyn
Albatross
Everett True
Evereti- Nou
National League
Welles
Stark
Wileon Phillies
Piars
Taubes
Indians
Browns
Hellmann
Cobb Tigers
Clute Noaisen
Simms
Atuliz Jacobson
Broseres
Kap
American Cio
Tia Od
Fanning
Farrell
Hiv
Gettir
Loren Morehises
Inter
Suzanne Lenglen
Eho Rapian
Winbledon
Aeamenis
Ene Ag
Cordinals
Zachary
Senators
Mitchell
Chiladelphi
Pirates
Shalon
Bota
Phillies
Morrison
Crestling
Yoda Na
Ind Osborne
Alexander
Gray
Athletics
Bovernet
White Sox
Red Sox
Yanks
Shocker
Sewell
Yorkworthe
East Galina
New Wileans
Maxey Resvaralon
Decisson
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Harry Felix
York
el Churhey Manty
Se Hedfish
Mars
Cleveland
Pete Sarmiento
Hipine
Eddie Anderson
Chisi Yargur i
Ibe Springs
Lover
Lonmdls
Eddie Wesssnd
New Ci Enoek
Dempsey
Jack
York Hope
Chalakv
Strelf
Siseiais
Mickey Walker
Tural Board
Commission
Zellmer
Washington Wildcats
Steele’s Colts
Berea
Sunnyside
Witis
Anita
Hamm’s Master Brew
Arcade Billiard Parlor
Cloudy
EB. Anderson
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Atlantic Distributor
C. G. Walner
Southwick Battery & Electric Co
Atlantic, Iowa
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