Hurricane Hoon Knocks Out Schultz in Seventh Round
Billy Hoon of Muscatine boxed aggressively and landed a decisive overhand right in the seventh round to floor Matt Schultz of Chicago three times and end the bout. Schultz showed grit but could not rise after the final knockdown as referee Terry Butts stopped the fight.
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Billy Hoon
Muscatine
Matt Schultz
Chicago
Southern Illinois
American Legion
League Field
Schultz
Hoon
Terry Butts
Billy
Schwitz
Butts
Licato
Ridley
Leo Licato
Rock Island
al Barry
Siate
Babe Ridley
Kid Mac
Snyder Flake
Lone Tree
Snyder
Mac
Flake
Reed
Buddy Flake
Lefty Kistner
Kistner
Gary Reed
Kid Villa
Waterloo
Villa
Boxing results from multiple cities show varied outcomes
Newark Billy Petrolle defeats Rubie Stein while Frankie Fink outpoints Jose Lombardo. In Chicago Sammy Paris defeats Cozy Dilan and Harold Smith draws Tiger Jack Burns. Haakon Hanson beats Bill Hall, Dolan and Mendesen draw, and Sanger outpoints Fleigel. O'Donnell KO's Leonard. King Tut defeats McLean. Wild Cat draws Mack. Fifield wins by technical decision in Halifax.
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Chicago
Ill
Harold Smith
Tiger Jack Burns
California
Haakon Hanson
Bill Hall
Jerry Dolan
Ralph Mendesen
Minneapolis
Minn
Joey Sanger
Milwaukee
Ernie Fleigel
Johnny O'Donnell
St. Paul
Sammy Leonard
King Tut
Stewart McLean
Wild Cat
Mason
Ritchie Mack
Baseball leaders from two leagues highlight top batters
In the National League Har Braves Brown Cuyler Walker Bottomley Wilson pace batting and category leaders while Haines wins 10 2 in pitching. In the American League Fothergill Ruth Gehrig Burns Humfield Mostil and Davis head batters and pitchers with notable runs doubles triples and home runs.
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Har- Brave
Reds
Brown
Braves
Cuyler
Pirates
Bottomley
Cardinals
Walker
Wilson
Cubs
Haines
Fothergill
Tigers
Burns
Indians
Ruth
Gehrig
Yanks
Humefield
Mostil
White Sox
Davis
Ames Football Coaches Rounding Up Assistants
Ames, IA August 24 AP Head Football Coach Noel Workman of Iowa State college is rounding up his assistants for the upcoming season. Frank Honaker is in Ames for graduate summer study. Harry Schmidt will report after finishing summer school at the University of Michigan. Ad Wheeler will join in September after completing physical education work at Dell Rapids South Dakota. Hugo Otepalik, former Nebraska star, also plans September report.
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Ames
Noel Workman
Iowa State College
Frank Honaker
Harry Schmidt
University of Michigan
Ad Wheeler
Dell Rapids
S. D
Hugo Otepalik
Nebraska
Schalk Advises League Hurlers to Cut Out Experimenting
Ray Schalk, veteran White Sox catcher, is praised for his catching intelligence and steadying influence on pitchers. He advises hurlers to stay natural, avoid gimmicks, and rely on teamwork, while recalling a spectacular over-the-shoulder catch at Comiskey Park and confirming his value as a coach.
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George Moriarty
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Schalk
Mit
Comiskey Park
Eddie Collins
Collins
Comiskey
Cuhel Returns to Iowa City After Caribbean Cruise
Bob Cuhel University of Iowa low hurdler arrived in Iowa City after a lengthy sea voyage. He began with the national A A U track meet in Philadelphia in July and concluded his trip aboard the S. S. Surinam visiting eastern points along the way.
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Cuhel
Iowa City
Bob” Cuhel
University of Iowa
Philadelphia
Tsag
S. S. Surinam
Don Hines All-State Star to Report for Hawkeyes Season
Don T. Hines, once Cedar Rapids high school all-state halfback, joined the University of Iowa as a tackle after switching from backfield hopefuls. Weighing 180 pounds and just under six feet, he earned a varsity letter in the line and will report for practice as a senior in the College of Liberal Arts and a member of Delta Tau Delta.
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Iowa
City
Don T. Hines
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Hines
Kutsch
Schirmer
Fry
Canahly
Raffensperger
College of Liberal Arts
Delta Tau Delta
Cardinals at Last Perch on Top of National Loop
Cardinal hopefuls sit atop the National League as Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 7 3 in the opener, with Max Carey contributing as a former Pirates boss. The Pirates win the second game 10 2, while Cincinnati ties New York and wins in extras. The Yankees extend their AL lead to 10 games with a 3 2 win over Washington, and Philadelphia and Chicago split no games due to wet grounds. Alex Metzler shines for Kansas City in the A’s 4 1 victory over Chicago. The Tigers pound Boston 9 1 as St Louis and Cincinnati deliver decisive late runs in their respective shows.
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National Teegen
L. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Ooklyn
Pittsbur
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Pet
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis Wee
Toledo
Kansas City
Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
St Paul
Wet Grounds
Mississippi Valley
Meget Pet
Ottumwa BS
Moline
Burlington
Waterloo News
Rock Island
Dubuque
Marshally
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ottumwa - Burlington
Marshalltown
Associated Press
Pirates
Hornsby
Max Carey
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
McGraw
Reds
Walker
Pipp
Yanks
Marberry
Athletics
Alex Metzler
Tiger
Boston Red Sox
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Petty
Deberry
Meadows
Morrison
Aldridge
Smith
Spencer
Barnes
Ehrhardt
Williams
O'Neill
Yde
Gooch
Greenfield
Davies and Snyder
Rixey
Meeker
Donohue
Picinich
Hawkeye captain Cuhel to report for 9 a m practice
Cuhel declares he will be in moleskins when Coach Burton Ingwersen calls out his proteges at 9 a m on September 15 as Iowa seeks a back to replace Wes Fry. He is considered one of the best bets to fill the fullback spot for 1926.
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West Indies
South America
Cuhel
Moleskins
Burton Ingwersen
Hawkeye
Wes Fry
Mol la Is Again National Champion in Tennis
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, 33, of New York and Norway, defeated Elizabeth Ryan of Santa Monica in a three set final at Forest Hills to win the national women's tennis title. The score was 4-6 6-4 9-7 with a dramatic comeback after Ryan led early, and the crown vacant after Helen Wills withdrew. Ryan led 112 points to 111 in a tightly contested match.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Molla B. Mallory
New York
Norway
Elizabeth Ryan
Santa Monica
Calif
Helen Wills
Miss Ryan
Mrs. Mallory
Deuce
Golf Stars Practice for Western Open Tourney in Indianapolis
A parade of golf celebrities arrived in Indianapolis to practice at Highland Golf and Country Club ahead of the Western Open, to be played Thursday through Saturday. Notables Gene Sarazen Willie McFarland and MacDonald Smith teed off with Smith posting a 33 for the opening nine holes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Highland Golf and Country Club
Gene Sarazen
Willie McFarlane
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Wisconsin Quintet to Meet Syracuse in Cage Game
Wisconsin's 1926-27 basketball team will face Syracuse in an intersectional game January 3 in Cleveland Ohio. The event is sponsored by Cleveland alumni associations and hosted in a 12 900 seat auditorium.
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Wisconsin
Syracuse
Madison
Wis
Syracuse University
W. E. Meanwell
Badger
Cleveland
W. B. Westphal
Cleveland Board of Education
Baseball governance debated by Heydler and Dreyfuss
The piece argues Heydler acts for baseball's long term interest while Dreyfuss favors the Pirates, criticizing Captain Max Carey and other club leaders. It notes tensions within the Pittsburgh club and cites Des Moines and St. Paul results including Wally Dempsey and Georgie Fredlin drawing, with Kenneth Hunt defeating Eddie Mc Gordy.
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Des Moines
Wally Dempsey
St. Paul
Georgie Fredlin
Kenneth Hunt
Eddie McGordy
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Rockford
Cozy Dilan
South Chicago
Halifax
N. S
George Fifield
Toronto
Ont
Joe Hartnett
Zumalweiss
J. B. St. Clair Bottling Works
Muscatine, Iowa
Don Hines
Hawkeyes
Giants
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BOSE
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Wiltse
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Gaston
R. H. EB
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L. Sewell
R.H.E. Cgrigegg
Thomas and Crouse
Ehmke and
Cochrane
R.H. E. St. Louis
St. Ouis
Giard
Ballou
Wingard
Schang
Murray
Tate
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Golf Stars
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L.A. Heitz Garage
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Max
Babe
Bigbee
Clarke
McKechnie
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Mr. Dreyfuss
Sterneman
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