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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1922

Page

4

Dubuque Triumph Over Knapton in Final Victory

In Dubuque Iowa, Ginnity's Tribe defeated Knapton 4 to 1 as Bowman struggled to hold the line. John Kompton led with 11 total hits, setting up three errors and a late Waterloo surge. Shortstops Armstrong and Cay roll starred amid rugged fielding as umpire Fergeomam and Me Areavey presided.

Dubuque Bowman Pat Stepan Hawks Ginnity Dahuque Ipen John Kompton Wwn Waterloo Jone Um. Pires Ferreman McAreayy Ron Knapton Dobua Armstrong Mhorurtta Janda Fe Bowman Hal Bh Borman Fergeomam Waaien

Enemies Clash In Iowa Baseball Showdown At Sigourney

Tartique and Sigourney square off in a key intercity baseball attraction at Sigourney Park. The event, billed as a supreme showdown, follows deep fan interest after prior meetings and aims to crown the season’s top team in this region.

Tartique Aue Oninvein Sigourney Sanin Tewa Amene Naseh Caver Thease

A Comic Strip in Type and Downtown Dialogue

Fragmentary OCR style dialogue references a comic strip in type and downtown chatter. The garbled text mentions characters, lines about how they travel, the setting suggesting street scenes and a mock conversation among strip figures, with scattered names and places.

Amateur Golfer By Dour Arazdon

Amateur golfer guidance by Dour Arazdon describes stance grip and swing mechanics for a better second or third shot. It covers body position alignment left hand emphasis, keeping eyes on the ball, wrist action, and club path to lift the ball and reach the hole.

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Alexander to box Ames Heavyweight at Park Wednesday

Ralph Alexander Waterland heavyweight to face Ames rival ld Ate one in a six round bout at Electric Park Wednesday evening. McCone claims a knockout over Baylor Mitchell who beat Hughie Walker, signaling a strong foe for Waterloo fireman. Additional bouts include Shri Sagard with Cedar Hill arena card featuring Youngs Lehr and United Kid. Mill starts at 8:30 PM.

Ralph Alexander Waterland Ld Ateone Ames Enar Electric Park McCone Baylor Mitchell Hughie Walker Waterloo Ralph Shri “ Sagard Cedar riHe Arena Webster Cite Tra Youngs Lehr United Kid Waterton

SAFE OR OUT By marles DP

The piece debates a baseball dispute about a catcher’s risk on a throw to second and whether a ball fouled off by saliva or gum should affect an out call. It references a pitched ball and possible interference with runners, with a light tone and attribution to Sol Metzger.

TANKEES BROWNS SLUGGER LEADS EIGHT RUN OUTBURST

News reports a fast page with multiple baseball results. Wally Pipp leads the Yankees to an 11 to 4 win over the Browns in the opener as Joe Bush earns his 13th victory. Babe Ruth hits his 20th homer. Johnny Mize and others deliver in Chicago.

Chicago Aug. T Wally Pipp Yanks Nerrote Joe Bush Babe Ruth Nant Hugmen Polo Grounds Cobb Browns Neep Johnny ‘Tolla Giants Cardinals Cincinnati Grimes Brooklyn Speaker Houston Homer Indians Boston Courtney Athletics

Standings Across Leagues Highlight Mixed Results

The standings section shows American League games with New York, Cleveland, and Philadelphia scoring in various matchups, plus results for St Louis and other clubs. Other leagues report scores like Toledo 8-5, Des Moines and Omaha results, and several weather-affected or incomplete games across Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa.

New York Metrote Cleveland Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Kego Ameinnati Brooklyn Toledo Lie Kansas Kee Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Teacha Weklahoma City Des Moines Gmahe Merver Sioux City Wichita Mississippi Valley Meare Lenni Wie Hoek Tsland Wadar Rapids Dubuque Watertou Hingtond Chicago Kuston Detroit Ayook Bt Leowis Mosten & American Association Indlianapolis Millenakes

Hawks plan series of ball games with fast semipro clubs

The Waterloo baseball team of the Mississippi Valley League plans to barnstorm nearby states for a series of games with semi pro clubs after the league season ends. The home schedule ends Aug a1 with Ola and the circuit will swing into a short tour. Rumors say Dan Ddindwer may be sold to an American Association club, Pat Ragan could fetch a sale, and players like Pegdirtz Church and McEwen have strong prospects for moves next season. Semipro teams seeking games may contact Pat Rasan via the Waterloo club or the paper’s sports department.

Waterloo Shome Ofluinwa Bitaet Hawk Tor Leach, Skupa Lubhe Tharhesite St Ig Dan Dtdindwer Hawks Pat Ragan I Pegdirtz Church Seelond

Choi Sari Drab to Coach Dubuque

Cecil Sarif, Drake University fanball and track figure, named history instructor and athletic coach in Dubuque. He built a football reputation and earned all-state consideration, previously an assistant history teacher at Drake under Prof. Clark. Also engaged in high school coaching duties at Watering as the season opens.

POP GRERS Wiis BACK ON DAVENPORT TRACK

Ravenport Ia Ed Pon Ge world famous operator of the cart will appear at the Missi Vall expo Aug 14 18. The grand old man of the track will drive Sanarda in a special match Tac against Inhnis Quirk on Wednesday Aug 16.

Ravenport. Ia

Yesterday's Homers In Major Leagues

A garbled recap notes homeruns in the American and National leagues with partial names like Daubert and Cleveland. The text references Mayer Co peaker and Shere wart, but specifics and dates are unclear.

OLE Mayer Copeaker Cleveland Shere ‘Wart Daubert Cine Legue Ammerican Jeague

Major League Records Today in Historic 1891–1904 Notes

A compact scan of historical baseball record notes highlighting 1891 double plays by Anson and Chicago IX, with later mentions of records by Ry Hablitzel, Twitchel, Strick, and others across 1903 1912 and 1904, noting-held marks and linked players.

Kirst Bagemicu C. Anson Chicago Ry Hablitzel el. Gharrity T. Wiltse EF. Jong Twitchel G. A. Strick Shorte Thones Corcoran Cincinnnati First Bienen Gemo Tmgoot Ee Stovall St Laus F A. U WF. Brans Reid Mutshureh OX Jay Fo Puderus Philadelphia GS. Ly

Waterloo Net Stars Defeat Bunnie Team In Intercity Match

Waterloo Net Stars won the third and final intercity contest against Cedar Rapids on the Sunny-Sine courts. Hatter B Hull was absent. G Hutchison substituted. Waterloo took four of six singles and two of three doubles to claim the championship.

Valentine Cedar Rapids Jorgensen Forsinhe Zart Tucker Stavengen Messner Lenahan Clemmons Marshalstown Jorzensen Lewis Dixo Speas Valentines Dixon Sper Valestina Contes Rock Island Mr. Ave Ingries Weed G. G. Hutchican Feanett Swinson Fre Tarek OL Huts Tarkaint Weed Brown Hath Hemsworth Barnton

Walkovers Triumph Over Great Western Rail Workers

The Walkovers defeated Great Western Rail Workers Sunday by a 7 3 score. The Shoemen showed a clear edge throughout, securing an easy win in front of steady home support.

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Balk Trims Rath Packers in Ninth Inning Balk

The Rath Packers fall to the Waterloo Ravens 5 to 2 as Ashby drives in the decisive run on a balk by Beard in the eighth. Beard and Allyson pitched well for Rath, while Ashby and Johnson starred for Waterloo, with key hits and defensive plays sealing the close contest.

Beard Rath Packers Waterloo Rayang Ravens Deiie Allteon Ashby Schuteman Johnson Fields Lafe Alliyson Tath iWarter jWilson Nsaer Heck Tagerland Schutzman lBaker Ee Waterloo Rayvans Ashby Cf Butyl A

Cedar Falls Legion Beats Charles City 17 to 3

Cedar Falls defeats Charles City 17 to 3 with Worrell and Jensen as the Cedar Falls battery. The visitors’ Duncan and Taun performed in like capacity. Cedar Falls contends for fourth in standings as Hawks return home Sunday for three games with Cedar Rapids. Benny Leonard outpoints Ever Hammer in a 10 round no decision in Michigan City. Three clubs seek Sunday games near Waterloo. Packers and Walkovers seek bookings.

Cedar Falls Legion Charles City Cedar Palrs American Legion Worrell Jensen Duncan Taun Islanders Hawks Cedar Leonard Michigan City Ind Benny Leonard Ever Hammer Chicago Hera

Hawks to Battle Bunnies in Three Game Series There

Hawk team led by Ragan faces Speas in a three game set with the Dubuque defeats fresh in mind. The Bunnies, toppled from first by Boyle’s squad, are tagged as a tough foe. Next, the Raganites will travel to Ottumwa for three against the Cardinals who are climbing.

Hawks Dubuque Ragan Bunole Speas Bunnies Boyle Ottumwa Cardinals

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