McArthur Curry bout eyed for Sioux City July clash
George S Wheeler reports Karl McArthur and Connie Curry may meet in Sioux City in July after Curry canceled a planned Goldstein bout. Promoter Brislan targets Carl Tremaine or Herbie Schaeffer for a July Sioux City engagement while Alvis says Curry will likely face Goldstein and predicts a Curry victory.
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Long Live the King by Dick Dorgan
The article praises Cyril Walker for winning the Open at Englewood N J with 72 holes on nine under par as Bobby Jones nearly repeats a two time record. It notes Walker’s steady play and calls him the new king while referencing golf legends and praise for Walker’s consistent performance.
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Fred McLeod
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Fred Herd
Beatrice Wins Pitchers Battle In 12 Innings
Beatrice evened the series with the Cardinals by winning a 12 inning pitchers battle 2 to 1. Harkins allowed 11 hits but kept Blues from trouble. Zink yielded four hits yet lacked support. Suggs led Beatrice with four hits in six at bats. Bool added two of the visitors four hits.
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Timely Tips to Amateurs by Sam Jones
Sam Jones warns against pitching in a fixed style. He urges shifting strategies based on the opposition and game situation, noting how starting with the first pitch can backfire if opponents adjust. He stresses avoiding freak deliveries and using a fast ball to exploit openings.
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Senators defeat Red Sox to widen lead in series
The Senators beat the Red Sox 6 to 2, increasing their series advantage. Key hits included two-base shots by Collins, Ruel, Rice, and Ross, with Peek adding a three-base tally. Chicago also won 6 to 3 over St. Louis in the same column.
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College Players Seep Into Major League Baseball Era Shifts
Billy Evans notes a new era where college stars join the big leagues directly, citing Ernie Wingard of Alabama. Wingard’s early success for the Browns under Manager Sisler, including six straight wins after a shaky start, signals growing trust in college trained pitchers and position players moving to the majors. Ruth’s near-miss in two spots highlights Wingard’s bold approach and managerial faith.
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Detroit Tigers Fall Behind Early In Cleveland Loss
Unclear text shows Detroit fell behind 7 to 8 as Cole was pulled in the sixth. Mentions Cleveland innings and multiple players with notes on pitching. References to substitutions, bases on balls, and defensive plays but lacks coherent final outcome.
Pump Station Contract Let by Marshalltown
The Marshalltown water department awarded the left lift pumping station contract to Wickes Engineering of Des Moines for 18 998 dollars after six bids. The bid chosen used a pre cast concrete trim option reducing costs to 13 998 dollars under the original stone trim plan. The project is part of broad rebuilding of the city water system.
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Baseball dispute answers and infield rules debated
A reader correspondence section reviews four innings as an incomplete game and outlines that four innings do not count for records. It states the batsman cannot leave the box after delivery starts unless time is called. It also clarifies an example foul ball and a single force out not constituting a double play, noting the batter and runners involved.
City Net Tourney Opens After Heavy Rains
Riverside Boat Club hosts the city tennis tournament where only one major upset occurred in the first round. Henry Gilman defeated favorite C C Davenport in two sets 6-4 6-? as several top players advanced, with doubles added for the event and entries due by midweek.
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Dick Lennon
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G. G. Gordon
Giants and Braves Split Twin Bill in New York
More than 40,000 fans watched the Giants and Braves split a doubleheader. The visitors won 4 to 1 in the first game, while New York came from behind to win 5 to 3 in the second. The Barnes brothers faced each other on the mound, Jess gaining the best of the matchup in the rematch.
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Dodgers Rally in 10th to Beat Phillies 5 4
Brooklyn breaks a tie in the 10th, four runs rally past Philadelphia 5 to 4. Grimes and Ring matched nine innings, Williams, worners, and J Sohnstein among noted players in a tense extra frame.
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Tri-State Standings From Beatrice to Sioux City
Western and American leagues show team records and schedules. Sioux City Beatrice Hastings Norfolk and Grand Island appear with results against Lincoln St Joseph Omaha and others. Tri-State and league matchups list games and standings across multiple cities including Sioux Falls Grand Island Hastings and Norfolk.
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Cincinnati 6 to 2 Victory Over Opponent
Cincinnati powered to a 6 to 2 win with Kaufmann steady. Pitcher lines show Benton and Sheehan working through the middle stanzas. Hits by Grimes Grigsby and others paced the offense as fielding errors were noted.
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Stock Yards Edge St. Paul in Ten Inning Clash
Sioux City stock yards defeated St. Paul in a 10 inning game at the stock yard park yesterday afternoon. The Sin City team trailed 4 to 1 after nine innings but rallied with key singles and doubles including Provost Tolles and Cosgrove to tie the score, then edged ahead in the 10th as Anderson shut down St. Paul in order. Final tallies show Sioux City 5 and St. Paul 4 with late inning dramatics and a capacity crowd at the yard.
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Hunt Hardware Nine Beats Winside 7 to 2 in Nine Wins
The Hunt Hardware baseball team improved to nine wins in 10 starts by defeating Winside Neb 7 to 2 yesterday. First baseman Follis starred on defense as Hunt seeks out-of-town games amid several open dates.
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