Waterloo Wins From Dubuque in Tenth Inning
Waterloo edged Dubuque 5 to 4 in ten innings before about 2,000 fans. Claud Bradford pitched a full game for Waterloo with seven hits, eight strikeouts, and three walks. Johnny Walker delivered the decisive hit in the tenth, driving in the winning run after a late Dubuque comeback tied the game in the ninth.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Apple Orchard
Hawks
Claud Bradford
Arkansas Way
Moody
Hans Anderson
Anderson
Aitha
Cletus Dixon
Dick Grant
Lamianski
Walker
Johnny Walker
New Hawk
Liat
Welker
Grant
O'Reilly
Puccinelli
Lefh
Dempsey
Steinecke
Smifed
Prevost
Kernan
Dubique
Armstrong
Garlich
Pretost
Dixon
Serre
Andersen
Althe
O’reilly
Gar« Uch
Mip Kernan
Bleuge
Rf Carney
Rely
Brendle
Detmpsey
Moody. P
Afiderson
Abrhpore Frost
Stainecke
Bisinecke
Bradford
Q'reilly
Frost
Carney
Jensen
American Davis Cup Squad Lands Today
William Tilden and other members of the American Davis cup team arrive in New York from France and plan to attend the Meadow Club invitation tournament in Southampton Long Island. Tilden awaits clearance from the USTA over charges about his amateur status before deciding to play.
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New York
William T. Tilden
France
Meadow Club
Southampton
L. C
U.S. S
Manchester Golfers Beat Dyersville in Weekend Match
Manchester golfers defeated Dyersville by 163 points at the local course on Sunday afternoon. Wayne Dutton led scoring with 81, adding rounds of 40 and 41 to tally the town’s amateur total for the year.
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Courier Speeial Service
Manchester
Dyersville
Wayne Dutton
Dutton
Ambitious Daydreams and City Humors From a Veiled Page
A mosaic of lighthearted jests and snippets fills a city page. Al Smith’s speed on Broadway prompts caution while Tunney’s humor sparses debate. Cartoon quips mix with observations on the Chippewa guide, Love making, and a playful sketch of Washburn’s neighborhood.
Cropper Beats Garrison to Claim Sunnyside Golf Title
K Cropper won the 1923 Sunnyside Country Club championship by defeating defending champion R H Garrison in a 36 hole final 7 up 6 to play. Cropper led 3 up at lunch after a 79 82 morning round and closed with 41 on the back nine.
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K. Cropper
Sunnyside Country Club
R. H. Garrison
Cropper
Garrison
Tosers
Carleton Sias
Henry Wurster
Women’s Golf Meet Opens at Waverly Tournament
Waverly Ja Aug. Qualifying scores for nine holes in the Waverly women's golf meet must be turned in today. The low eight scorers advance to the championship flight, others enter a second flight. A permanent cup and traveling cup go to the championship winner, with a trophy for the second flight winner.
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Waverly, Ja
Aug
Waverly
Wall Street to Take a Hand in Rickard Plan
New York, Aug. 6. Tex Rickard faces pressure from Madison Square Garden directors after losses on the Tunney Heeney fight and a $156 800 admitted loss on the heavyweight championship. John Chapman sits as vice president to oversee future deals and curb costly public talk by Rickard while Wall Street watches.
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Davis J. Walsh
N. S
New York
Texs Rickard
Wall Street
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Jess McMahon
Col
John Havilland
McMahon
Leo P. Flynn
Old Garden
Richards
Chapman
Hove
John Chapman
Richard Didt
Golf Champions Explain Finishing The Driving Swing
Former Western Open winner William Ment Gorn explains the key moment is just before contact when concentration matters. After impact keep the arms extended toward the target line. the follow through is for photos, not for improving the shot.
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William Ment.gorn
Richmond
Prime Minister Leads Hungary Polo Team in Olympic Trial
Hungary fields a strong polo squad in Amsterdam for Olympic contests starting Aug. 9. Count Stephen Bethlen, Hungarian premier, is among top players after defeating an Anglo-American team. Hungary, a land with renowned thoroughbreds, ships prized stallions and mares from its studs. The stables of Count Stephen Sezcezenyt Tatheroof host many of the world’s finest ponies.
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Budapest
Hungary
Amsterdam
Stephen Bethien
Europe
Paris
London
Hummery
Stephen Sezcezenyt Tather
United States
Dubuque Youth Wins Five Mile Swim Race
Dubuque Iowa August 6 U P Herbert Schnack 18 Dubuque won the five mile race from Zollicoffer lake to the Aquatic club covering the course in 1 hour 14 minutes 35 seconds He repeated his victory from last year with a strong crawl finish as competitors from Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin crowded the field.
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Dubuque
U.P
Herbert Schnack
Zollicoffer’s Lake
Schnack
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Standings and Results From Regional Leagues
Standings show Waterloo and Dubuque leading in the Mississippi Valley League with Waterloo at 69 27 and Dubuque at 45 48. Yesterday's results include Moline beating Marshalltown 8 to 5 and Burlington 6 to 1, with various other League games listed across American and National circuits.
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Mississippi Valley League
Pet
Wol. Pet
Waterloo
Mer'town
R. Island
Burlton
Moline
Burlington
Rock Island
York
Chicago
Philadel
Whitton
Lewis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
E.s
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Sieves
Louis Reaves
Washington
Ww. L. Pet
St. Lows
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Gily
Omana
Wichita
Moines
Tulsa
Amanito
Desafpines A-T -Luiso
Puen
Omaha
Amato Obinhon
Turday
Mis
Eee Valley Leag Dubuque
Oltum Marshathown
Rock Twand Weievind
Heodar Pids
Byrington
Cincinnati
Pitesburgh
SDL
Bosot Nice
Egeereee
Wichila
Csereeee
Trask Motaes O
Denver Ciseeeree
Mokaanoma City
OnmAle Ayame
Puebla
Nt Bulma Ty Eapeda
Packers defeat Cedar Rapids in extra innings
Ottumwa rallied in the fourteenth to beat Cedar Rapids 8 to 7 as second double by Stock and an error by Pieper aided a Packers comeback. Earlier, Cedar Rapids built a six run lead before Ottumwa tied it in the eighth and again in the eleventh, the Packers taking the first game of the series.
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Cedar Rapids
Stock
Jimmy Pieper
Ottumwa
Packers
Naleway
Rho
Skinner
Fuhrman
Witte
Taylor
Monte.cian
Savant
Nolen
Murchison
Dace
Brown
Deeese
Regreessen
Ren
Fuirman
Milter
Ewanson
Stockton
jWhie
Andre
Burris
Hendee
Walter
I Schwartz
U Drager
Seen Saees Smith
Pieper
Aefaene
Milnes
C . Hasbrook
Ethvenerae Johnson
Lerman
Bartielt
Burlington
Rock Island
Base
Nolan
Rooneys
Menard
Klumpp
Swanson
Mudloff
Elis
Schwartz
Rooney
Murchisos
Ingwersen
Colored Giants Defeat Tripoli in Ten Inning Game
The Waterloo Colored Giants beat Tripoli 3 to 2 in ten innings yesterday afternoon. Waterloo scored all three runs in the tenth on three hits and a walk. Wright Jane Hawkins formed the Giant battery, while Krueger and Fergeman pitched for Tripoli. A large crowd witnessed the contest.
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Waterloo Colored Giants
Tripoli
Waterloo
Wright Jane Hawkins
Giant
Krueger
Fergeman
Ossie Orwell Makes Impact as A's Batter and Pitcher
Philadelphia August 6 Ossie Orwell southpaw for the Athletics replaces Jon Hauser at first cushion. A former first baseman in 1920 with Sioux Falls and Luther College standout, Orwell shifted to pitching before joining Milwaukee and then came to the A's as a slugger. His strong bat threatens to end his pitching career if he keeps this pace and helps overthrow the Yankees.
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Philadelphia
Ossie Orwell
Jon Hauser
Ossie
Sioux Falls
Luther College
Decorah
Orwell
Athletics
Milwaukee
American Association
Connie Mack
Hauser
Yankees
A’s
Beers Out Of Olympic Wrestling Team
A dislocated shoulder from preliminary workouts kept Leslie L. Beers from competing on the American Olympic wrestling team. Beers, former University of Inna mat star, was an alternate in the 158 pound division and had defeated Lloyd Appleton of Cornell College, the American representative in the 138 pound class.
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Town City
Leslie L. Beers
University of Innamat
Mike Howard
Beers
Lloyd Appleton
Cornell College
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al Smith
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Rockstand
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Islanders
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Rooner
Tianao
FIAT
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