Mulford Elks Tie In Kittenball Playoff On Monday Night
Mulford and the Elks kittenball teams tied the Sunday school and Frsterna leagues, with Elks beating Moose 2 to 0 and Mulford defeating Park Avenue Methodists 8 to 1. City Club Boosters beat Palace Billiards 3 to 0, and Post Office forfeited to Heinz. Warren Wintermute pitched for Mulford, limiting the Moose to three hits.
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Mulford
Elks
Moose
Park Avenue Methodists
City Club
Weed Park
Figg
Logel
Lawson
Kautz
Seft Kretschmar
Stein
Orville Bentley
Kretchmar
Don Hyink
Boosters
Palace Billiards
Jefferson Field
Blaesing
Hyink
Roosters
Carlisle
Park Avenue
Pet Eagles
Elks Ee
Ions
Ase
Legion - Eee
Grafil Club
Wrens
United Brethren
Baptists
Zion Lutheran
Methodist
St. Mathias
Musgerville
Grace Lutheran
Park M. E
Walnut Baptiste Factory
Heinz Sss
Iowa Pearl Automatic
Montgomery Ward
Yankees and White Sox play 18 innings to a 3 3 tie
The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox battled 18 innings to a 3 to 3 tie, a modern endurance mark for the American League. Clem Devens and Milt Gaston held the game until the 9th when a Yankee rally produced a run, then the 11th saw two more before Evar Swanson’s bases loaded hit tied it. Red Faber and Pennock pitched deep, as the game ended in a scoreless stretch. Cleveland Indians beat Boston 19 to 1 as Detroit lost to Philadelphia 12 to 7.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Sports
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Washington Senators
Pennock
Charley Devens
Harvard
Milt Gaston
Devens
al Simmons
Red Kress
Herb Pennock
Yanks
Dixie Walker
Ben Chapman
Sox
Evar Swanson
Red Faber
Gaston
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Monte Pearson
Bob Wieland
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Tiger
Chicago
New York
Pennock and Dickey
Faber and Berry, Grube
R. H. E. Hoste Sessene
Boston
Weiland and Ferrell
Pearson and Spencer
Philadelphia
Barrett
Coombs
Cochrane
Auker, Frasier
Hogsett
Pasek
Baseball and association results from the National and American leagues
Rain affects Chicago New York and Cincinnati Philadelphia games with many postponements. American League scores show Cleveland ten Boston one and Philadelphia twelve Detroit seven New York three Chicago three. Today games include New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis. American Association scores list Minneapolis five Toledo four Louisville nine Milwaukee one Indianapolis three and Kansas City.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Magne Cleveland
Detroit
Calley
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Pee Kat Wee
Chicagore
Philadelphia Cael
Philadelphias
Pet
Des Moines
Bartlesville
Topeka
Joplin
Springfield
St. Joseph
Muskogee
Omaha
De Palma to Drive in Elgin Classic Revival
Ralph De Palma, famed racer, set to compete in Elgin Classic revival at Elgin. The event marks a return appearance for De Palma as drivers reassemble for a historic showcase. The program features a lineup of notable racing figures and antique vehicle demonstrations.
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Elgin
Ralph de Palma
Legion Wins From Heavyweights in Oregon Field Tilt
The American Legion kittenball team defeated the Heavyweights 3 to 2 under lights at the Oregon street diamond. Legion led 3 to 0 entering the seventh when the Heavyweights rallied, with Del Ostrander briefly overrunning a base and being tagged out. Heavyweights pitcher Art Hoefflin left the game in the third due to exhaustion. Batteries: Heavyweights Smith and Kautz. Legion Toland Edgington Bronkema.
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American Legion
Oregon Street Diamond
Legion
del Ostrander
Art Hoefflin
Smith
Charles Kautz
Toland
Edgington
Bronkema
Two Championship Kittenball Games Carded This Week
Deadlocks in the Fraternal and Sunday school league pennant races will be decided this week, and the annual tournament between the city league champions will open next Monday night, according to the schedule announced today at the Y M C A. Mulford tangles with the United Brethren Wednesday at the new Weed park diamond at 6 p m, and the Elks and Eagles are scheduled to clash at the same diamond Saturday at 2 30 p m.
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Y. M. C. A. Mulford
United Brethren
New Weed Park
Elks and Eagles
De Palma Heads 1920 Hazardous Grind Entrants
The national road race set for Saturday features De Palma, winner of the last renewal in 1920, among 21 entrants to contest a 305 mile event on an 8.44 mile course for $5,000 in stakes. In the morning, eleven drivers race stock cars over a 203 mile run.
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de Palma
Kittenball Meet Set For Labor Day in Muscatine
Chamber of commerce officials say a 16 team kittenball tournament will be held in Muscatine on Labor Day. Entries are processed by the chamber again this year. Prizes totaling 80 to 90 dollars will be posted. Further arrangements remain undecided.
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Muscatine
Chamber of Commerce
Veeck Urges Midseason Interleague Series for Baseball
Chicago Cubs president William L. Veeck calls for a midsummer interleague series to revive major league interest and attendance. He argues July and August are dull and proposes meaningful games between rival leagues that affect standings. If not adopted this winter, a split-season plan may be explored.
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Alan Gould
New York
William L
Bill) Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
Associated Press
Yankees
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Tigers
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cub
Junior Shooter Takes Title in Vandalia Match
In Vandalia Ohio 17 year old Ned Lilly of Stanton Michigan won the North American amateur clay target championship and retained his junior title by breaking 199 of 200 targets Lilly also led the junior field. Alice Crother of Chestnut Hills Pennsylvania captured the women's North American title with a 186 score five ahead of runner up Mrs J S Murphy of Freehold New Jersey. Fred Harlow of Newark Ohio placed second in the men race after 198 and a tiebreaker with Lewis Slocum of Trenton New Jersey. The doubles events plus professional amateur and women’s divisions were contested today.
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Vandalia
North America
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
Alice Crothers
Chestnut Hills
Lilly
Miss Crothers
Miss Crother
J. S. Murphy
Freehold
N. J
Fred Harlow
Newark
Lewis Slocum
Trenton
Red Faber Could Win White Sox Starting Job Again
Red Faber may start games for the Chicago White Sox again if his right arm remains strong. At 45 he pitched well in relief against the Yankees, allowing just three hits in 11 innings over his last two appearances. He has 2 wins and 1 loss this season with 60 1 3 innings pitched and 23 runs scored on him.
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Chicago
Red Faber
Chicago White Sox
Faber
Yankees
Sox
Old Timers Meet Barbers Under Lights Thursday
Captain Monzo Grady leads the Old Timers kittenball team against the Barbers at Oregon Field. The game starts at 7 45 p m Thursday night after two unbeaten outings by the Old Timers.
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Monzo Grady
Oregon Field
Squirrels, Ducks and Decoys Mark Seasonal Hints
Fall hunting notes list squirrel season from September 1 to November 1 with a 10 per day bag. Duck season timing remains undecided though southern Iowa blinds appear many and encouragement to monitor official notices two weeks before opening. Decoy licensing explained with a $2 breeder license requirement and limits on artificial decoys. Fishing reports from local dams show slow returns, while notable anglers Myron Brower Cy Stein and George Jacobs report recent success. The Scott County Sportsmen’s Association hosts an August 29 picnic with skeet pistol archery and ball casting. Muscatine County anglers are invited.
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Iowa
Fish and Game Commission
Fairport
Myron Brower
Cy Stein
George Jacobs
John McCullough
Minnesota
John
Scott County Sportsmen’s Association
Schaeffer Farm
Davenport
Muscatine County Sportsmen’s Association
Dorothy Round a Real Threat to Win Wimbledon Title
Forest Hills reports Dorothy Round, the young English star who took a set from Helen Wills Moody in the 1933 Wimbledon final, remains a real threat for the American title as weather delays two remaining semifinals in singles and doubles. Moody reached the singles final after dropping a set to Betty Nuthall, despite back trouble. The semis featured Round versus Jacobs in singles and Moody-Ryan versus Round-Heeley in doubles, with Nuthall awaiting the winner.
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Forest Hills
Dorothy Round
Helen Wills Moody
Helen
Miss Round
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Heeley
Miss Nuthall
Start Play in Iowa Open at Capital City
First round play in the Iowa Open began at Des Moines Country Club with about 150 competitors. Johnny Kraft of Oelwein posted the top final circuit 73 while Pat Wilcox of Norfolk Neb won the driving title with averages near 297 yards. Hal Chase of Des Moines placed second with a 275 yard average as more notables from Des Moines, Kansas City, Ottumwa and beyond competed.
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Des Moines
Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Pat Wilcox
Norfolk
Neb
Iowa
Hal Chase
Frank Sloan
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Jack Hall
Bob McKee
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Davenport Team Meets A. C.'s in Contest Tonight
The Quality Market kittenball team of Davenport and the South End A. C.'s clash in the feature game under lights at Oregon field at 7 45 tonight. In the second game Buzz's Fair faces Montgomery Ward's.
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Davenport
South End
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Club
Bill Mulford
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Lange
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Philpott
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Biaesing
Wae Hyink
AB Bartelt
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Mississippi Valley
Peoria
Quincy
Rock Island
Keokuk
Pavenper
Eokuk
Oregon
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
By E. ¢. Segar
Contaded
Orphines
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STAR
Jack Hagen
ROD & Gun
Ram
Weber’s
Weber
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