Iola and Lawrence Baseball Clash Details Reach Eight Runs
The report recounts a high scoring game where Lawrence leads with seven runs after a three run third inning and a pair of home runs by Trombold and Walter. Iola rallies through the game, adding four by late innings, while Kansas City White Sox add two in the fifth and three in the seventh. A rematch is planned as Green Brothers’ Athletic Club schedules a return trip to Iola for next Sunday, with Iola having previously defeated the local nine on Shooks diamond. The box score lists multiple players and positions with offensive outputs.
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Mi Co
Harris
Pilea
Evans
Mines
Lawrence Slug
Trombold
Walters
Rocker
Wee
Walter
Kansas City Whiiten
Simore
Lawrence
Iola
Green Brothers’ Athletic Club
Mola
Fola
Iola Men
Shooks Diamond
Interstate
ABR
Hpoae Co Summerhaus
Urich
Clune
Hing
BO Feld OY
Green Bros
Aredy
Leeden Engagement Tonight in Macon Fire Portal
AP reports a ceremonial sailing in Macon Georgia tied to a London fireman named Scott and a frost incident. The event occurs tonight with plans described as a present or pre TM generation gathering.
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Macon
Een Scott
London
Frost
Rally Wily Wins for Red Sox in Extra Inning Contest
Rallying to a 1 0 victory, Red Sox claim the contest after extra innings with standout play by players named in the report. Lawrence and Grove contributed key hits as the team recast the late inning surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Folcom Grove
French Win Again in Davis Cup Triumph at Paris
Auteuil France defeated the United States four matches to one to retain the Davis Cup. Jean Borotra clinched the series with a five set win over George Lott, while Henri Cochet defeated Bill Tilden. The loss marked the end of Tilden and Borotra’s Davis Cup careers.
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Auteuil
France
America
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Borotra
George Lott
Chicago
Cochet
Bill Tilden
Tilden
Borotta
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Jaques Grugnon
van Ryn
Alison
Big Bill
Associated Press
Baseball and boxing notes from a midseason wrap
Yesterday results across leagues show Cincinnati edges Chicago, St Louis top Boston, and New York also strong with scores like 10-3 and 84-10. Baseball brief lists players Ruth Klein Culie Cuyler and runs batted in, with minor league scores and standings. Chicago heavyweight Ramm faces Jack Jake tonight at Shrew bridge field seeking another win in his U.S. debut period as boxing card highlights.
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Ade White
Ruth
Yankees
Tigers
Kiely Pinies
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kansas
City Loulhville
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Moines
Yuchita
Omaha
Topeka
River
Ramm
Jack Jake
Ince
New
Pittsburgh AS
Philadelphia American League
Kansas City
Wichita
Des Moines
Af ‘Pueblo
Joseph
Lind Eee
Aly
Simmnon
Hite
Hodapp
Jann Annettes
Rune
Eee Kees
Razz Backfires as Old Secrets Trample Giants Legends
The piece recalls 19th century locker room humor where managers and umpires were taunted with nicknames and hidden pasts. It highlights how Harry Coveleskie, taunted about a coal mine snack, lost his nerve on the mound and illustrates the power of psychological games in baseball history.
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Harry Coveleskie
Giants
McGraw
Harry
Bill Klem
Mei
Wisconsin coach Ryan Badger named head coach at Milwaukee
July 23 report from Madison notes Jack Ryan of Milwaukee is chosen as end coach for Wisconsin football, with plans to become head coach at Evanston next. The article references former Badgers head coach Ryan, his four years as an assistant at Northwestern, and a shift toward an executive role in Milwaukee insurance.
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Madison
Wis
Jack Ryan
Milwaukee
Univernalty of
Wisconsin
Glie Kistlethwaite
Ryan
Badgers
Northwe
Evanston
Arge
Insurance Bussoon i
Arlington Stakes Nomination Figures From Fragment
Incomplete text references a six furlong race at Arlington for two year olds with nominations and a figure around eight percent similar to Fost and Paddock stakes. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or organizers to confirm details.
Western clubs surge in intersectional play reshapes standings
In yesterday’s interleague action the Reds edged the Cubs while the Robins blasted the Phillies in two games. Cardinals swept the Braves as western NL teams piled up 39 wins to 30 for the east. In the American League, the Indians and Tigers led the west with solid showings as Washington slumped and Philadelphia’s Athletics topped the pack. Goose Goslin homered thrice in one day while Mets Metzler sealed a late win.
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Eno
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Robins
Phillies
Coke
Secon
Heds
Robins
Philadelphia
Zee
Pirates
Pete Donohue
Carda
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Fish
Hafey
Sylvester Johnson
Herman Bell
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Indians
Tigers
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Goose Goslin
Webb
Todt
Metzler
Schaaf and Risko Meet in Tonight's Boxing Bout
New York July 28 AP Emme Schaaf, a Boston heavyweight, faces Johnny Risko of Cleveland tonight in Philadelphia in a top billed 10 round bout. Risko, with years in the ring, is considered among the toughest heavyweights to beat. A semi final features Babe Hunt versus Ted Sandwina.
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New York
Emme
Schaaf
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tingtine
Risko
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Ted Sandwina
Sioux City
Jonly
Tomey
New Zealand
Gerald G. Baer Fiths
Sioux’ City
Queensboro Stadium
Primo Carnera
George Cosk
Armour and Diegel Lead Canadian Open at 277
In Ancaster Ontario Tommy Armour and Leo Diegel tied for the lead at 277 after the 72 holes in the Canadian Open. The Detroit and Agua Caliente pros will meet in a playoff to decide the champion at the Hamiltonia Club on Wednesday. Additional notes mention Paris and other unrelated items in AP copy.
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Tommy Armour
Leo Diegel
Ancaster
Ont
Canada
United States
Detroit
Sports News Snapshots From Coast to Coast Baseball and Sailing
Boston sailors test yacht yacht wealth and power with the Yankee of Boston and New York teams in close battles. Hartford wanes as Eastern league baseball declines while Pacific Coast league clubs add night games. Cornell Princeton Oxford Cambridge football meets excite fans as Heakland’s Penn score seven points to anchor Cornell Princeton victory. Meryl Hoag, Sacramento outfielder, suffers head injury yet returns to hit a home run next at bat.
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Ting Ork
Boston
Apy
Rene Cornell
Big Ted
Jim
Wrey
Pourghkeepsie
Jack Heakla
Penn
Cornell-Princeton
Oxtford- Carbridge
Sidge
Gil Dobie
Ithacs
Kleigs
Meryl Hoag
Sacramento
Yankees
Giants
Lawrence Golfers Dominate Leavenworth Match 84 to 47
Lawrence country club golfers defeated Leavenworth reps 84 to 47 at the Leavenworth course yesterday. Chet Jones led with 70. 26 Lawrence players competed. Other Lawrence scores included Verney 72 Giahn 74 Jaedicke 75 Wilson 75 and Stone 75. Leavenworth’s McGuire 71 and Coppedge 77 gave solid showings. The contest closed the season with both clubs fielding large local contingents. Transported companions included Mrs. Bullock Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Henry with their husbands.
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Lawrence Country Club
Leavenworth Country Club
Leavenworth
Chet Jones
Lawrence
Topeka
Howard Verney
Gene Giahn
Fred Jaedicke
J. Wilson
Orville Stone
Hudson McGuire
O. D. Coppedge
E. A. Bullock
J. BR. Payne
J. B Henry
Afghan throne from revolt near Kabul stirs Afghanistan
A Daily Herald dispatch from Peshawar says a widespread revolt brews against Nadir Shah, King of Afghanistan. Followers of Bachai Sakca, who usurped then was deposed and killed, fuel the uprising. Reports vary on rebel advance and Nadir forces.
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London
Daily Herald
Peshawar
Nadir Shah
Afghanistan
Bachai Sakca
Kabul
Nadir
Man Found Asleep in Car Near Post Office Addition
J W Coleman was found asleep in an Essex coach and taken to a local garage by police. He was released after it was learned two men had given him a ride. Coleman and the involved workers on the new post office addition were said to be employees.
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J.W. Coleman
Essex
Coleman
Wes
Gertrude Ederle Now Deaf From Channel Swim
Rye New York July 28 AP Gertrude Ederle the famed swimmer who once drew a Broadway welcome when she swam the English Channel now hears poorly and wears a determined grin mute to voices unless raised. She recalls cheering crowds and ticker tape, but says losing hearing after the Channel feat altered her life and livelihood. Her father Henry Ederle still runs the family business as she copes with a fading singing voice and a future she did not foresee.
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Rye
N. Y
Ederle
Gertrude Ederle
President Coolidge
Smith
English Channel
Bay
Macon
Broadway
Gertrude
Europe
Henry Ederle
Fragmented speech on taxes and backing for a project
A garbled monologue complains that road costs an unseen tax on vaudeville earnings and hints at difficulty securing government support. The speaker wishes someone would build a pod and a structor, but acknowledges Congress funding would be hard to obtain.
Surprise twenty wedding anniversary for Albert Dyer
A large gathering marked Albert and Mrs Dyer's twenty year milestone with relatives and friends from Topeka Joplin Tex as Ottawa and nearby areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Cline Mr and Mrs Homer Desque and many others as gifts of silver were exchanged. Refreshments followed and well wishes were offered.
Local notices and social updates from Ottawa area
Fragmented society notes mention deaths, visitors, meals, and travel. References include Mrs Walter Dyer, Janes Oshel, John Crawford of California, Mr Stanford, Mr and Mrs Peta Lauer and son Jimmie, Mrs Helen Dodson of Ottawa, Miss Lila Bales, Mrs Bert Emery, Mr and Mrs Owen Turner, and Charlie Detwiler with John Haynes hauling oats from the Ivan Naslor farm east of Ottawa.
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Walter Dyer
Mary Ee
Her
Coed Lly
Janes Oshel Ces
John Crawford
Californias
Stanford
Our
Anity
Peta Lauer
Jimmie
J.C. Lau
Helen Dodson
Ottawa
Lila Bales
Kansas
Bert Emery
Owen Turner
Charlie Detwiler
John Haynes
Ivan Naslor
Village social notes and visits around Manhattan
Local families and relatives from Manhattan and nearby towns are listed as visiting, hosting, or attending events in Lawrence and Pony Creek, including Quinlan, Torneden, and Durr households. A separate dispatch reports the U S gunboat Palos evacuating Americans from Changsha amid civil conflict while the Red Army advances toward Kiukiang.
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Bates
Florence Quinlan
Manhattan
Berthold Durr
Eudora
Maurine
Vivian Quinlan
Mackey 4- H Club
Farm Bureau
Lawrence
Albert Torneden
Kansas
Colorado
Seigel Meyer
William Torneden
Bales
Lena
Lillian Torneden
Ruth Pettengill
Fred Reetz
Eliza Daniels
Paul Torneden
Harry Davenport
Q. B. Davenport
Pirke
McKenzie
Kuntz
Charles Hill
Greggs
Ferm
Merlin Brock
Louis
Pony Creek
Nora Torneden
W. E Brock
Peiping
United States River
Changsha
Red Army
Nanchang
Kisngsi
Kiukiang
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ALA
AL Demaree
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Scott
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Eapia
J. W. Coleman
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Theodore Clark
New Jersey Street
Treworgy and Rutter
Vermont Street
Boys Industrial School
Miss Ederle
Channel
Bobby
Preas
Pobby Jones
Puppo
Albert Dyer
John Cline
Charles Kirchner
Homer Desque
Rose
Agnes White
Charles Desdue
Chester Bieries
Soeiy Lynd
Richard Freundfellor
Oscar Dyer
Martin
Curtis Newcomer
Roy Batez
E. W. Hume
Charles Gilland
Thomas Gilliland
Chester Ferguson
Betts
Joplin
Barry Newt
Texas
Archai
Martha Price
Paul Sutton
Bert Sutton
Will Jenkins
Leo Dyer
Mra
Roy Merchant
Will Simon
Leo
Will Broker
Merlin Cook
Gale
John Cunningham
Andrew Collins
Andrew
Fred Hurbrink
J. T. Hobson
Harry Afobgon
Doris
Gerald Hobson
Ed Hobbs
Carl
Mr. Gish
Jess Wingert
High Prairie
George Ordback
Richard
Hazelwood
Teresa White
Maurice Cook
Cook
George Sizer
Sizer
Dan Beecher
California
Vernon Peterson
Pleasant Grove
H. S
Erma Barkley
Baldwin
Alenemith
Parlee Shuler
Ezra Shuler
Roy Shuler
Ruth Shuler
S, Haverlee
Alice Shuler
Earl Jordon
Paul Johanning
Roy Jordon
O. M. Hirdy
Earl Jordan
Edgerton Park
O. M. Hird
Newton
Iowa
Helen
Josephine Lauer
George Swain
Roby
J. H. Hobson
Bert’ Emery
Cecil Vineing
Valley Chapel
Hogal
Bee Edateeakion
Harry Hobson
J. L. Hobson
Win
Help
Frank Lapton
Demasters
Osawatomie
Charlie Dyer
Itg
Rit Avenue
Charlie Oshel
Millard Jackson
Henon
Gee Oshel
Walter Kirby
Villa Eden
Mansco Underwear
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