Cedar Rapids Bunnies Fall to Hawks 4 1 in Muddy Tilt
In Cedar Rapids Pat Ray Hawks defeat Waterloo Bunnies 4 1 as Lindner shuts down the Bunnies with eight hits allowed and seven errors by Waterloo. Leach stars for the Hawks with two strong catches and Charen leads the visitors while Michaels tops for the home squad.
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Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Pat Ray Hawks
Lefty Lindner
Will
Waterloo
Michaels
Wags
Lowe
Potts
Johnson
Hawks
Ragan
O'Shea
Church
Leach
McEwan
Speas
Charen
Emshea
Charch
Thomason
A Hill
Tubie
Lindner
Teach
Tf McEwan
Terdiris
Cedar Rapida
Lewis
Bixey Suras
Walsh
Tuwe
Tatts
TE Seis Thintt
Jonnson
Coaner
Watarlad
Tobno
Lubbe
Sacridica Hife
Dixon
Perdirtz
Mckwan
Luiwe
Michels
Mie
Lubba
Elilote
Og Johnson
Mazerkurth
Ottuma
Ottumera
Cardinals
Holshaw
Ottumwa
Marrshalltoyvo
Cooper
Rock Island
Ford
Loudad
von Aw
Clemons
Sinvnster
Islanders
Dubuque
Ustanders
Duhugre
mAraary
Fried
Dempsey
Jesup Bids Fame For Dan Lindner In Local Spotlight
Jesup aims to boost its profile by featuring Dan Lindner as a rising local figure. The town, known for producing notable doers, highlights Lindner as the latest standout after earlier celebrated residents. A church and fraternal baseball game is also noted at East High Athletic Field.
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Jesup
Buchanan
Jeanp
Jlwanta Thomas
Jes
Star Moundaman
Pat Ra
Ran
Owhn
Cedar Rapids
Syeas
Lindner
Tesup
Presbyters
W. C'S
First Presbyterian and Keights
Columbus
East High Athletic Field
Charley White Again Looms as Contender for B. Leonard's Title
Charley White bursts into contention for the B Leonard title after a dramatic third round knockout of Robby Barrett in Harlem. White’s speed and precision, once seen as a left hand specialist, showed power with a surprising right hand against Barrett. The win renews talk of a White Leonard title bout, with Leonard awaiting the latest dispatches with cautious optimism.
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Charley White
B. Leonard
Davis 2Owa
New York
Aug. S
Chartres White
Chicago
Robby Barrett
Philadelphia
Geri
Pereit
Kareeth
Harlem
Benoy Leonard
White
Leonard
Lennart
Benton Harbor
Alici
Charley
Stroese
Barrett
The Amateur Golfer
The article advises beginners to watch skilled players like McClain Lichty Crop per and Bable in Waterloo to learn golf. It notes early slumps are normal and emphasizes constant practice and study as the path to improvement and personal satisfaction.
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Waterloo
McClain
Lichty
Cropper
Bable
Fane
Dysart Narrowly Fails to Pull Out Garwin Victory
Garwin edged Dysart in a hard fought game after Dysart appeared to win with a late drop shot. A tipped ball and late error left Dysart with a costly miss as Garwin claimed the win in la Aug. 8.
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Dysart
Garwin
Baseball Rules Q&A From a 1922 Page
A reader asks about safe or out calls and runner positions in baseball rules. The writer discusses when a runner can be put out on a tag, conditions for a legal play, and how a score is recorded for half innings. The note instructs sending questions to Charles D. White for official clarification.
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Charles D. White
Williams hits two homers in a single inning
The Browns slugger Ken Williams powered two four-baggers in the sixth as St Louis built a nine run burst against Washington. Ruth and the Yankees won 4 3 with Ruth tallying four hits. White Sox routed Athletics 12 1. Schalk sidelined three to four days after a foul tip. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 17 2 as Schmidt and others starred.
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Trasay Chierio
Ave. Bioe
Ken Willams
St Louis Browns
Geo
Washington
Browns
Williams
Boston Nationals
C. R. Jones
J., Bierbauer
Brooklyn
Buffato
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Elorman Pillette
Poerrolt
Ruth
Yanks
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Schmidt
Walter Schmidt
Pirates
Phillies
Sam Jones
Tigers
Bob Jones
Curteo Ns
Standings of the Clubs National League and American League
National League standings show Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn with rain affecting Chicago. American League lists Cleveland, Boston, New York, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Washington with varied results. Western League reports Denver and Oklahoma City scores, plus Wichita and Sioux City games.
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National Leagith
GARS
New York
Asa
Bse
Pittsburgh
Grimes
Chicago
Ttn
Kiraen
Etrler
St. Louis
Cabs
Detroit
Sreaker
Clevetar
Hellmann
Ebasseler
Boston
Linus
Philadelphi
Winsinnayi
Aly
Chicaro
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mississippi Valley
Lotburgue
tNt
Louis Ven
VaAleage
Tinebina
Washington O. du
Huston
Columbus
Toledo
St. Deetath i ' xi
Sleus
Omaha
Valley coaches meet to fix round robin schedule
Des Moines reports a Sept 1 meeting of Missouri Valley basketball coaches and directors to revise this year’s round robin. This follows two prior discussions as officials seek a schedule all schools can accept. The round robin idea, introduced last year, has boosted interest in the sport.
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Des Moines
Missouri Valley Basketbal
Thas
Major League Records Today
A garbled note lists baseball records including most hits in an at bat and home run totals. It mentions players like J. Tannenbaum, L. Wiltse, and C Cravath, with teams such as Brooklyn and Philadelphia referenced. The exact records and dates are unclear due to the OCR text.
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W. W. O'Brien
Brooklyn Fa
TY. Robinson
Baltimers
J. Tannenlil
L. Wiltse
Doe Wood
Iowa Track Meet Trials At State Fair
Des Moines IA Aug. Any winner in Iowa may compete in the state track meet at the Iowa state fair on Saturday afternoon Aug. 26. Secretary A R Corey says athletes should mail entries to the fair athletic department with the events they wish to run. The event serves as the official tryout for Iowa to join teams representing the state at the national A A U meet in Newark MN in Sept. hosted by the Iowa Fair.
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Des Moines
Iown
A. R. Corey
Iowa
Jin
Naional
Newark
Sept
Fes
Fredericksburg blanks Readlyn in ball game
Fredericksburg defeated Readlyn in nine innings with six runs scored by Frederickburg players. A good crowd witnessed the game. Batteries: Rollins and Murphy for Fredericksburg, Dirkman and Berger for Readlyn.
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Fredericksburg Blanks Reandlyn
Fredericksburg
iFredericksburg
Readlyn
Burg
Frederiecksburge
Rollins
Murphy
Dirkman
Berger
Bristow and Greene Stage Close Baseball Contest
Bristow defeated Greene 6 to 8 in a Sunday gap exhibition game. Presley hit a three bagger for Greene, the notable moment of the contest. Final score Bristow 111 40x for Greene 2 for nTD Zilla Soo, Hatteri Hopkins, Johnsons Lambert and Ruamesdell.
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Bristow
Swild Bill Endicott to Race at State Fair
Des Moines reports space for the state fair auto race from Aug 26 to Sept 1. Notable entries include Sig Haugdahl world record holder and Wild Gill Endicott eastern states champion. Local clubs seek games with Waterton Westfield Hud son Oran and Waterloo Ravens. Rialtos seek Parkersburg club contest.
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Bill Endicott
Waterton Westfield
Hudson and
Oran
Nauman
Waterloo Ravens
Courier
Rialtos
Parkersburg
Park Avenue West
Cleveland boxing notes from North Randall feature events
Cleveland report lists fighters Nate Ray Peter Brower Hebert Tirec and Charlie White in feature bouts at North Randall. The text notes rounds with Bobby and Paulide, a draw between Fal Moore and Jack Wolfe, and mentions featherweight heats and a flyweight bout involving anki Mason.
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Cleveland
Nate Ray
Peter the Brower
Hebert Tirec
North Randall
York
Charlie White
Chicago
Edonut Bobby Aerett
Pailade
Fal Moore
Jack Wolfe
Tenn
Ammy Randell
Miclov
Binningham
anki@ Mason
Grinnell schedules eight football games for 1922 season
Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa announced a revised eight game football schedule for 1922. The slate includes Missouri Valley opponents such as Missouri Colum bia and Drake plus non conference games at St Louis University Ames and Cornell. Athletic Director H J Huff released the schedule with dates noted for September through October.
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Grinnell
Aug. S
Ecolege
Missouri
Ames
St. Louis University
Cornell
H. J. Huff
Parsons
Missouri Columblia
St. Louis
St. Annes
Walnut Street Baptists defeat First Evangelicals in five innings
Walnut Street Baptists easily defeated First Evangelicals in Cedar River park in a Twiller league game. Berry limited First Evangelicals to three hits as the Baxters built a early lead, with the final score reflecting innings where Walnut Street batted in most runs.
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Walnut Street Baptists
First Evangelical
Cedar River Park
Berry
Waylacie
Uncle Harry Explains Amendments And Prohibition
Jimmy and Joe discuss the eighteenth amendment and how laws become part of the constitution. Uncle Harry explains the amendment process, citizen duty to comply, personal liberty concerns, health impacts, and varying views on Prohibition and alcohol revenue.
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Uncle Harry
Jimmy
Jon
United States
Joe
Warry
Borly
Boards of Health
Ton
Prohibition Law Stands as Constitutional Duty
A dialogue between Helen and Uncle Harry discusses tax burdens from revenue cuts. Uncle Harry notes prohibition’s mixed effects and asserts the law remains enforceable until formally annulled. The exchange reflects cautious adherence to the temperance policy despite economic strain.
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Uncle Harry
Helen
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