Knipp and Lennox Tilt in Waterloo Boxing Card
Several thousand fans at the Waterloo park watched mixed results as Fritz Knipp drew with a bigger Kansas opponent Izzy. Albert Knipp narrowly outpointed Sampara, Jack Leonard drew with Kid Lavine, and Kid Ray won by technical knockout over Young Sansone in a lively program with plans for more events.
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Waterloo-Dubuque Rain Halts Doubleheader Plans
Weather halted a Dubuque vs Waterloo doubleheader with a 2 2 tie after the first inning. Umpire DeWease managed the game amid a wet surface as Marhsalltown Ottumwa action was also washed out.
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City Golf Tournament Completes First Round Matches
The championship flight saw W. R. Sleg defeat C. Bell 1 up and Russell Lamson top Glenn Tibbitts by 1 up. Corey beat Gregory 6 and 6, with second round pairings set including Corey vs Riley and Cropper vs Sieg. Bobby Jones Flight results include Burt over Kilgore 3 and 2 and Bass over Bird sall 1 up. Chick Evans Flight featured Milo Jenkins 1 up over Rath after 20 holes and Lichty 2 and 1 over Steworth with more second round pairings listed.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday's African and American Leagues
Yesterday’s scores span the African League and Americas Association with multiple games. Notable results include Cleveland 6 over New Vyortt 3, St Louis 28 over Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2 Boston 11-7, Brooklyn 10-6, St Paul 12 Columbus 4, Minneapolis 6-3, Toledo 4-14, Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 4, Louisville 3 Kansas City 2, and Des Moines 10 St Joseph 3. Western League games include Sioux City 6 Wichita 6 and Denver 6-4 over Oklahoma City 7-7.
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Rock Island Beats Cedar Rapids 8 1 in Opener
Rock Island won the opening game over Cedar Rapids 8 to 1 as Johnson pitched well and Cedar Rapids committed three errors. Pipaness Sudbrook delivered steady pitching while Rock Island fielded crisply.
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Western Ten 15 Tourney Sees Two Semifinalists Named
Walter Westbrook of Detroit and John Hennessey of Indianapolis reached the Western Ten 15 Tourney semifinals after fifth round wins. Westbrook beat Axel Gravem. Hennessey defeated George Lott or Al Green to decide who advances, with semifinals set for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Promoters Scramble Over Dempsey Firpo Fight Plans
New York August reports show promoters and promoters factions arguing over the logical challenger for Jack Dempsey. Tex Rickard backs Firpo as opponent, while Wills backers push for a Wills bout. The boxing commission and Dempsey must sign before any card can be staged, with political interference seen as a potential obstacle.
Walker completes Lake Erie swim in 20 hours
Carlois A. Walker, a central YMCA swim mer, reached Lorain at 5:30 a.m. after starting from Port passage, Ontario. The crossing took just over twenty hours, with a phone message to the News confirming the timing.
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New York Teams Lose Tilt in Baseball Action Across Leagues
Major games yesterday saw the Indians defeat the Yankees 4 to 3 in New York as Babe Ruth boosted his season homer tally to 25 with a two run shot. The Pirates toppled the Giants 2 to 1 in Pittsburgh, while the Robins lost twice to the Cardinals in St Louis 11 to 10 and 7 to 6. Cubs beat the Braves 8 to 2 in Chicago, and St Louis swept Philadelphia 2 to 0 and 8 to 3. The Athletics suffer ten straight losses, and Boston and Chicago split in a doubleheader in Boston where Chicago won the opener 4 to 2 and Boston took the second. Pirates beat Giants 4 to 1 in a separate Pittsburgh game.
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Dempsey Sees Self As Still Peak Ready For Firpo Bout
Chicago reports heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey declaring he is as good as ever despite a bit of rust. He plans to train in New York for the September 14 title defense against Luis Angel Firpo, expects to face Harry Wills next, and hopes to meet Tommy Gibbons again after a few more fights. He dismisses fears Firpo is avoiding him and says he will not underestimate the Argentine challenger.
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Pop Geers Day Opens Windsor Grand Circuit Meet
Windsor Ont August 2 More than 300 horses the grand circuit are at Devonshire for the opening day of the Windsor meeting It is Pop Geers day and veteran harness racer Lanardo will try to better the 159 14 record in the pace.
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The Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q A column
Questions on local rules and penalties in golf. Answers confirm clubs may adopt rules like lifting a ball in a road hazard on that hole and allowing a player to use his own caddie at the flag. Casual water situations depend on exact ground conditions and proper classification. Submit questions with return envelopes.
Safe or Out In Baseball Umpire Decision Debate
A reader asks about baseball outs on a fly with a batter running and a fielder dropping the ball. The answer states the batter is out for running and that the umpire overstepped by returning the batter to first and forcing the ball to first. the opposing side should have requested a rule action before umpire's orders.
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Waterloo births and scouts color early sports notes
The report notes Horace Storm's son born yesterday and a promise to send a marked copy. It mentions Waterloo and Rockford connections, former Waterloo players, Muggs Brown quitting the three-I, Nordquist on loan, and scouts expected in the next fortnight. Prairie and Deauville context appears with Davis cup and boxing results in New York, including Shade's win, McTigue’s return, and jury service tweaks in court.
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