Hawks Lose to Storm as Glanders Storms In
Rock Island Illinois August 1 The Bully Storm held the Hawks to three hits and seven to two defeat in nine innings. Fred Radlof dominated, while Nor ton and Swenson contributed key hits for Rock Island. Connor Foozies Fly and Connor booted a Con cannon miscue in the early game. Dubuque today feature Claude Willoughby as the Kansas cyclone, aiming to even the road trip and set up a home series with McGinnitt's leaders next Saturday.
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Rock Island
Ill
Fred Radlof
Waterloo
Hawks
Fred
Connor Foozies
Islanders
Althoit
Norton
Condon
Thomason
Connor
Concannon
Swenson
Radioff
Athen McGoldrick
Storm
Kelly
O'Shea
McEwan
Walt Swenson
Slyker
Dubuque
Claude Willoughby
Kansas Cyclone
Duque
Coengres
Lindner
McGinnitt
Nort de
Tolen
Coe College to Hold Ten Day Football Conditioning Camp
Cedar Rapids Aug 1 Tyro grid hopefuls join Coe College football eleven for a ten day conditioning camp on the Wapsie river starting Sept 1. Coach Eby aims for rest and training in the woods. The Kohawks face a tough schedule with five regulars lost to graduation including Capt Warold Turner and Buck Collins. The 1923 slate lists Upper Iowa, Wisconsin at Madison, Parsons College, Illinois College, Grinnell and Des Moines games.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Wapsie River
Eby
Kohawks
Warold Turner
Buck Collins
Shenandoah
Coe
Schedtve
Twilight League Presbyterian Nine Triumphs In Wild Slugfest
First Presbyterian baseball team defeated First Evangelical 11 to 7 at League Park in a wild game. Presbyterians need one more win to clinch the pennant, facing Union Congregation on Aug 13. Evangelicals rallied with three runs in the fourth and four in the sixth but could not catch the leaders.
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First Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Union
Evangélicals
Boxing program at two parks offers doubles and shocks
Boxing fans face a crowded night as Knipp brothers Albert and Fritz headline at league park facing Chuck Sampica and Jack Ivey in two six round bouts likely to end by knockout. A four frame scrimmage between Kid Lavine and Jackie Leonard opens, with a Waterloo concert band and 8:30 start. Gene Tunney defends title after draw with Dan O Dowd in Queens.
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Electtric Park
League Park
Chuck Sampica
Cedar Rapids
Jack Ivey
Fort Riley
Kan
Knipp
Kid Lavine
Celdar Falls
Jackie Leonard
Waterloo
Dain’s
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Kid Ray
Young Sansone
Alexander
Ted Tabor
Tuffy Jackson
al Main
Hal Freeland
Carl Banks
Hal- Myan
Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
American League Detroit tied Washington 3 across. Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 4 with others postponed by rain. National League New York and Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 1 to 1. St. Louis 11, Brooklyn 4 to 7. Boston 6, Chicago 3. African Association Louisville 2 7. Kansas City 1 10. St Paul 7, Columbus 4. Minneapolis 7, Toledo 4. Indianapolis 11. Milwaukee 0. Western League Wichita 8, Sioux City 5. Oklahoma City 20, Denver 1. Omaha 10, Tulsa 4. Des Moines 12, St Joseph 4.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Louisville
Kansas City
St.Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wichita
Sioux City
Oklahoma City
Denver
Omaha
Tulsa
Des Molfica
St. Joseph
la Par
Dubuque
Ottuirmy Wit
Bad Cedar Rapid
Ishaktow
Istind
Aterloo
Tong
Etees
Asaevelund
Vane
St. Louis Het
St Detroit
Chica
Philadelphia
Puontot
Serhaeees
Plusburgh
Vas
Ps. Louis i
Pahladelphia
St. Paul
Louise
Mndianapolis
Minneapol
iPulsa
Oklahome City
Dex Moines
iOmaha
Wus
Ad &T
Joseph Tee
Roundup of boxing golf and tennis items from various cities
Chicago promoter says Padgett versus Schlaifer Aug 10 in Aurora is nearly set. In eight rounds ringside expects Harold Smith to be strong. Villa defeats Williams in flyweight clash in Philadelphia. Bantam king Lynch and Pancho Villa eye later bouts with $10,000 guarantees. Perry Barrett wins Canadian golf title in 26 holes at 151. Jimmie Cox stops Horton in fifth in Hot Springs. Katharine MacRane and others travel to New York for national tennis championships. George Sisler eyes return to Browns as health improves. Tex Rickard hints Dempsey-Hirn may land at Polo Grounds Sept 14.
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Chicago
Cowboy Padgett
Morris Schlaifer
Aurora
Jim Mullin
Harold Smith
Montreal
Providence
Smith
Philadelphia
Yancho Villa
Wid Williams
New York
Lynch
Pancho Villa
Most
Toronto
Perry Barrett
Canada
Hot Springs
Ark
Jimmie Cox
Memphis
St. Louiis
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Tex Rickard
Polo Grounds
Free Hitting Game Won by Rabbits Over Ottumwa 7 to 3
Cedar Rapids Aug 1 Sensational fielding saved Jacobs as the Rabbits beat Ottumwa 7 to 3 in the final game of the series. Mattick homered with Gaugler on base, four doubles fueled Cedar Rapids 14 hits, while Ottumwa left runners stranded in key spots. Jacobs tightened in the ninth, fanning Ford and Didier with the bases full.
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Cedar Rapids
Jacobs
Bunnies
Ottumwa
Cardinals
Mattick
Gaugler
Swanson
Stokke
Ford
Didier
Cedar Ruplis
Dixon
Stohke
Speus
Elssler
Rye
Hovis
I Tooper
C . Jacobs
Totsis
Rf Joy
Ieath
Doran
Schuster
C Gaugier
UOT
Didler
Spears
Stonke
Acobs
Gaugier
Gaugs
Br Pucher
Rooney
Cooper
Impires
Harmon
Green
Hole-In-One At Spring Brook Club Unveils Hidden Greens
John Catton of De Witt joins the Hole-In-One Club after acing the Oaks hole at Spring Brook Country Club. The hole is described as highly difficult with a partially blind green, presenting a daunting sixteenth stroke feat in club history.
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Clinton
John Catton
Spring Brook
de Witt
Baseball games halt for prayers for President Harding
In Memphis Tennessee on August 1 the Southern League ordered all games paused for five minutes at the end of the third inning to observe silent prayers for President Harding's recovery. President John D. Martin issued the directive.
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Pres. Harding
Memphis
Tenn
John D. Martin
Southern League
Harding
Phillies seize lead by beating Reds in twin bill
In a split doubleheader at Cincinnati the Phillies defeated the Reds 2 1 and 5 1 to drop Cincinnati to third place in the National League while New York Giants gain the advantage. The Pirates fell to the Phillies and Boston topped Chicago. Cleveland beat Boston 5 4. Detroit routed Washington 12 5. Chicago won 11 4 over St. Louis. New York strengthened by acquisitions as McGraw adds Tennis Gearin to bolster pitching.
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Associated Press
New York
Phillies
Reds
Cincinnati
Giants
Pirates
Rixey
Ring
Couchi
Mitchell
Holke
Robins
Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Fournier
Bere
Cleveland
Boston
Lutzk
Knade
Myatt
Washington
Detroit
Zachary
Leis Wick
Jess Barnes
Cubs
Jimmy Ring
Clarence Mitchell
Walter Betts
Cincinnati Nationals
Teachers College Tennis Tournament Nears Final Round
In the Teachers College summer school event Stewart faces Fearing in the singles semifinal while Klaus meets Young to set the final. Waldo Johnson and Walter See were eliminated, with Johnson losing in the first round and See falling to Fearing. Stewart and Marvelis will pair to contest the doubles final against the winners of the Bo fle Fearing and McBride Belacon matches.
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Cedar
Teachers College
Stewart
Fearing
Klaus
Young
Irom
Waterloo
Waldo Johnson
Walter See
Johnson
See
Fort Dodge
Marvelis
Bofle-Fearing
McBride-Bela
Klaus and
Shepherds
Vardon Advises Balance and Pivot Tips for Golf
The note cites Harry Vardon urging players to maintain balance in the lower frame during pivot. He warns against letting the left heel move out of position or easing hip flume, which leads to a shaky swing and a tendency toward a poor tow road.
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Harry Vardon
Hawks Nest Cedar Rapids Game Notes and Roster
A fragmented item reports Cedar Rapids Hawks Nest players and status with mentions of ovis flaws, Helder signing to relieve Potts, and Leo Myers listed in hospital. It notes Grady catching for McGinnity, Willoughby pitching against Dubuque at Waterloo, and manager Weeden discussing Sunday plans. Umpires Green and Severeid are highlighted as top prospects on Mike Sexton payroll.
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Cedar Rapids
Ovis
Helder
Willoughby
Dubuque
Waterloo
Weeden
Courier
Meinnity
M-V
Mike Sexton
Western tennis fifth round matches set in Chicago
Chicago August 1 Walter Weatbrook of Detroit and Wray Brown of St. Louis to meet in the western tennis title fifth round with semi final stakes. Westbrook beat George O Connell 6 2 9 7 and Brown beat George Starbuck 6 1 7 5. Other today Axel Gravem vs Walter Hayes Al Green Jr vs John Hennessey vs Art Hubbell.
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Chicago
Walter Weatbrook
Detroit
Wray’ Brown
St. Louis
Westbrook
Axel Gravem
Walter Hayes
al Green, Jr
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Art Hubbell
Marshalltown Warms Up In 13th For 7 4 Win At Dubuque
Marshalltown edged Dubuque 7 4 in 13 innings as McGinnity sparked a late rally. The Climbers tied the score in the ninth and again in the tenth before Marshalltown pulled away on two Bingies a double and a triple. Robertson pitched well for Marshalltown while Oster started for Dubuque. Umpires Johnson and DeWeese watched as the game extended beyond regulation.
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Dubuque
Marshalltown
McGinnity
Ansons
Robertson
Poorman
Lembke
Pilcher
Lenahan
If - Menard
Fleming
Christie
Murray
Robartson
Duubuqie— Hyde
Mann
t + Armstrong
Dalana
D. McGinnity
Jackson
Armstrong
Delaney
Stolm
Hyde
Oster
Johnson
DeWeese
Second Round Set for Phi Sigma Chi Golf Meet
Pairings for the second round of the Phi Sigma Chi golf tourney have been announced. Matches include Milo Jenkins versus BHI Steely and Walter Hunt versus John Banton among others. Also noted is Sammy Mandel of Rockford defeating Frank Frisco of Chicago in a 8-1 boxing bout in Aurora Illinois on August 1.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Milo Jenkins
Bhi Steely
Walter Hunt
John Banton
Roy McComb
Harry Orrick
Russell Allen
Harold Owen
Morris Swinéhart
Eldréd Haselman
Robert Nauman
Clyde Billiott
Verne Allen
Maurice Cohn
George Coutts
Hd Rugg
Inf Associated Press
Aurora
Hil
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Frank Frisco
Chicago
Laws of Golf Q and A from Innis Brown column
Readers submit questions on golf rules including water hazards in addressing a ball and match defaults. Answers cover whether a player may dip the clubhead without touching ground, default consequences, and medal play pairings with committee discretion to permit foursomes.
SAFE OR OUT BY CHARLES D WHITE Q Cana batter rights at first base
A historic baseball exchange debates batter base running rights. The batter may return to first after a palpitations move unless attempting to go to second, in which case the run is forfeited. The catcher and runner actions prompt questions about outs and scoring. A pitcher may play for a runner without balking.
Stingon a City Golf Champ Stings On Early Exit
Douglas Bragdon former city golf champion fell in the first round to Merle Stimson 18 of West High finishing 18 holes at Sunnyside in 79 eight over par Bragdon shot 82 Banks defeated Fred Wray Deb beat Leonard Klug Clark downed Schulte Coburn beat Banton Cropper beat Northey in Chick Evans flight First round must finish by tomorrow evening
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Leonard Klug
C. A. Clark
H.H Schulte
Evans
Chester Coburn
John Banton
H. B. Cropper
Fred Northey
Baseball Scores Highlight Yesterday's Homers Across Leagues
Yesterday's action featured Hornsby for St. Louis and Fournier for Brooklyn delivering notable home runs in the National League while Harris led Boston in the American League. Brooklyn and New York teams showed strong hitting, with brief mentions of PF and standings in the crowded league recap.
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Hornsby
St. Louis
Fournier
Brooklyn
Harris
Boston
Dempsey and Firpo May Shake Hands in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska Aug Tac Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo are likely to meet today as Dempsey passes through en route to New York. Efforts to have Firpo greet him at the train are underway though manager Gartland fears Tex Rickard may object. Firpo says they are enemies only in the ring and hopes to shake hands. Firpo keeps light workouts but refuses sparring with Johnny Lee.
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Omaha
Neb
Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
New York
Firpo
Luis
Gartland
Tex Rickard
Jack
Homer Smith
Johnny Lee
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Teachers’ College
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Leo Myers
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RM Riws
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Innis Brown
Sol _Meteger
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