Thorpe Leads National League Batting Standings
Jim Thorpe of the Boston Braves remains the league batting leader at .366 amid a hitting slump. Cravath of Philadelphia sits runner up at .353, with Zack Wheat of Brooklyn moving into a tie for third at .321. Kauff and Daubert lead home runs and sacrifice hits, while Sisler in the American League climbs to .362 with 186 total bases. Freeman eyes the homer record as Rogers Peckinpaugh tops scoring.
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Getting Ready to Bang Auto Thieves Say State Agents
Iowa state agents report a widespread movement among auto owners to form vigilance committees to fight auto theft. Officials say Klu Klux Klans term is used by thieves, with committees popping up across the central belt from Rock Rapids to Burlington as motor owners press the state for action.
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Self defense groups warned on hanging epidemic
A speaker warned that lack of state protection for valuable property leads owners to organize for protection. He said such groups aim to finance prosecutions and gather evidence, but history shows they may extend beyond intent, potentially triggering a rise in unexplained hangings if allowed to exist.
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Dempsey to star in stage role as big show attraction
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey signed a 15 week stage contract worth 15 000 dollars per week to appear in a touring production starting mid August. He plans a Benton Harbor training week to prepare, then will begin stage work while awaiting a planned return match with Willie Meehan and possible exhibition with Harry Curley.
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Inside the Ropes on Great Boxers of the Era
A column surveys past heavyweight champions Jess Willard Jack Johnson and others, praising their styles and legacies while noting flaws. It contrasts Willard’s decline with Jeffries crouch and vitality, and recalls Johnson’s defense and public charm amid controversy.
Fistiana's Own Frank Erne Beats Gans For Title
Frank Erne of Buffalo defeated Joe Gans in a hard fought ten to twelve round bout to claim the lightweight championship. The crowd saw Erne press the pace from the second round, land decisive body blows, and surge with concluding power that left Gans unable to continue after a crippling heart punch. White's ruling secured the long sought crown for Erne.
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Lee Magee Helps Cubs to Victory
Lee Magee former Waterloo star now infield factor for the Cubs contributed to Chicago's 10 to 2 win over Brooklyn. Magee singled safely three times in four at bats and scored three runs while handling four fielding chances. Reds took first place by beating the Giants 6 to 2 as rain and slippery fields troubled play.
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National League and American League baseball results recap
In Chicago at Comiskey Park the Cubs and Mets split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 25 1 and Brooklyn losing 2 4 7 in the other. Cincinnati knocked off New York 7 2 as Grimes and M Whedt shared duties on the mound. Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 12 2 with Nehf and Wilson handling pitching duties. In St Louis rain halted a night game against the Cardinals. Washington beat Cleveland 3 2 to open their series as Harper earned his first win in eight decisions. New York defeated Detroit 5 4 with Fewster delivering the decisive homer in the eighth.
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Baseball scores and lineups from early season games
A fragmented recap shows Philadelphia beating its opponent 11 to 3 with Weisman and Severied as battery partners for Philadelphia while Naylor and McAvoy pair for the opponent. Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 1 with Bagby Phillip and O Neil among batteries. New York beat Detroit 9 to 4 in a game featuring Mogridge and Ruel. Chicago at Boston experienced rain.
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Grand American handicap promises trapshooting glory in Chicago
Author Tom Marshall previews the Twenty-seventh Grand American Handicap at South Shore Country Club Chicago August 11 to 15 1919. About a thousand contestants from across the United States chase the premier title as a wide galaxy of shooting stars competes. tips emphasize fit Ta Fauge gun load testing discipline and focus.
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South Shore Country Club
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Gilbert
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Kneussel
Ridley
King
Elbert
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Larson
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Grand American Shot Practice And Mental Grounding
Instructional piece urging disciplined practice for the Grand American event. Emphasizes aim, concentration, self control, and mental preparation. Advises hard training, mirror visualization, and handling pressure in major contests. Includes reader Q&A on ideal load and line of practice.
Front Page Looks At Strikes Accidents And Odd Bits
A reader notes the front page carried six strike items one riot report and one accident story while a cartoonish column recalls pink beans and pink salmon. The piece mocks wartime taste and prints a local item about Dr Harry Field reopening dental parlors and a playful verse about a striker turned union man with a touched tone of humor.
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Training camp on beach as White plots boxing tour
Sport Spotter Charley White sets up a northside Lake Michigan beach camp with a punch bag stand and outdoor equipment to train for an August bout with Harry Pierze and a hoped Benny Leonard title shot. He offers free exhibitions to women and children daily. Also notes recent feats by Joe Wilholt and Jack Ness, Lavell's Indiana Ohio featherweight push, Carl Wellman's comeback, and Roamer’s career end.
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Harry Pierze
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
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Levie Lavell
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Trs Phelps Glasses for Headache Ad
Dr Shallenberger specialist in neural and nervous diseases. Waterloo Motelussell Lamson. Saturday August 24 21st visit. Advertised eye glasses for headache and relief.
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Boxing clash noted as Tendler to box Jackson at Shibe Park
Reports from New York recount Lew Tendler to box Willie Jackson at Shibe Park on August 4 after their April New Haven bout went 15 rounds with Tendler winning on points. The referee later criticized the bout for alleged unfairness and glove weight changes.
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