Waterloo Sweeps Marshalltown Series in First of Season
George Brown pitched eight dominant innings for Waterloo as they shut out Marshalltown in the opener before Hollenbeck finished the 3 0 win. Errors by Ansons aided Waterloo runs, with Connor, McGoldrick and Brown contributing timely hits and sac plays to seal the sweep.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees in Baseball Action
Detroit beat New York 11 to 2 at Yankee Stadium as Babe Ruth closed in on batting leader Harry Heilmann. Giants and Cubs fell in various parks. St Louis Cardinals outslugged the Giants in a 13 to 12 15 inning tilt. Pirates topped Brooklyn, Browns edged by Red Sox, Washington toppled Cleveland, Philadelphia swept Chicago, Athletics hammered White Sox, and a late-season schedule paid homage to the late president.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Yesterday
National League results include Chicago 2 at Philadelphia 1 and Boston 1 over Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh 6 beat Brooklyn 2, St Louis 2 New York ings. American League show Philadelphia 21 over Chicago 5 and Detroit 11 over New York a. Washington 2 to 1. Cleveland 1. American Association games show St Louis City & Columbus 4 and Indianapolis 10, St Paulou Louisville 7 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee Toledo no game.
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Hamilton County Men Run Counter to Game Statutes
Deputy Game Warden A M Soop patrolling Boone river arrested three Hamilton county men for possessing a six foot fish genre and multiple game fish. The men Pen Ty Howard Evans and Raymond Caguelin were fined 50 dollars plus costs in Justice Harris court. the fish were returned to the river.
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Raymond Caguelin
Zook Joins Nation’s Hole in One Club at Byrnes Park
J A Zook of 520 Fifth Street East earned automatic admission to the Hole-To-One club after a 120 yard water hole ace at Byrnes Park. Zook’s tee shot rolled into the cup in one stroke, following a long line drive witnessed by two caddies.
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Park Zank
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Waterloo
Hawks Postponed Games For President Harding Funeral
No baseball games today as funeral proceedings for President Harding cause schedule cancellation. Doubleheaders set for tomorrow as Marshalltown and Waterloo clash at 2 15 p m. Local standings and pitching notes follow, with Lindner highlighted as a top twirler despite an early setback.
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Water- Top Cross
Boxers Compete In Wide-Ranging Roundup Of Fights
Sponges and Arku earned newspaper decisions in a hot Aug 10 card at Nashville with Ueleman defeating Rose after 10 rounds. Moran and Bernstein fought to a 10-round draw in New York and New Orleans. Jermine beat Edwards in New York. Kaplan stopped Robie in seven in Chicago. Keane defeated Fdle lark Springfield after Padgett’s foul disqualification.
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Nashville
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Ray Rose
New York
Val Moran
New Orleans
Wack Bernstein
Yonkers
Frankie Jermine
Denny Edwards
California
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Tommy Robie
Luque The Cuban Star Set To Elevate Reds Pitching
The spotlight praises Luque of Cincinnati as the top hurler in the majors, noting his outside corner control and deceptive pace. It recalls his Havana beginnings, brief stints with Boston and Toronto, and a 1919 standout season, with Cuba producing strong major league pitchers.
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Firpo Delays Training Ahead of Dempsey Title Fight
International boxing writer notes Luis Firpo shows losing posture and hints at doubt about training, as he parts ways with trainer Jimmy DeForest and plans a late return to Indianapolis to face Joe Downey before facing Dempsey on September 14 in a bout framed as a world championship challenge.
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International News
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Dempsey
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Jimmy DeForest
Eladiator
Indianapolis
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Safe or Out and Baseball Rules Q A Column
Reader asks about a ground rule homer and a potential two bagger after a gap in a fence. The umpire’s call is questioned and an explanation discusses whether the batter would be awarded a homer or ruled out based on playable territory and ground rules.
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Q. Rainner
The Laws of Golf Q&A from Innis Brown
A reader asks about misinforming opponents on strokes and about moving an obstructing hose near a screen. Answers cover that misstatement applies to players, not caddies, and that hose may be moved with ball replacement if it moves. Also a ball dropped from a water hazard must be played from its new spot. repeated drops are not allowed.
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Cedar Rapids Nails Series Win Over Dubuque 4 to 2
The Climbers won the Cedar Rapids series opener 4 to 2 as Althe McGinnity was tagged by pitches and Dubuque struggled for punch. Hyde Delanex Jackson and Speas produced the two base hits as Dixon, Speas and Johnson combined on offense and defense for Cedar Rapids.
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Australians Split Even With Japanese In Davis Cup Play
In Davis Cup action the Australian and Japanese teams split their matches, with James Anderson Jr beating Fukada 6-4 3-6 2-6 6-1 6-4 and Zenzo Shimizu defeating Hawkes 6-4 3-6 2-6 6-1 6-4. The doubles remains to be played as July weekend matches continue and the winners advance to face France in the semifinals.
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Yankees Struggle at Home As Slump Hits Big Lead
New York, Aug. reports say the Yankees fall short at home after strong road showings. Pitching weakens after road trips, with series losses to Indians Browns Tigers. Babe Ruth leads efforts, aiming to secure batting title amid team errors and careless baserunning.
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Straight Play Wins: Bobby Jones and Harry Vardon
J. S. Worthington argues that Jones and Vardon rely on straight, simple shots rather than trickery. He urges players to learn to hit the ball directly toward the pin, ignoring flashy pulls and cuts. Tomorrow Harold KH Hilton discusses imparting under spin.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Harry Vardon
Lear
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Washington Wins Printers' League Baseball Trophy
Washington defeats Chicago 11 to 2 to win the Union Printers' International Baseball League title for the second year. Heinie Webb pitched flawlessly in the final game at Palo Grounds as Washington advanced by beating Hamilton, Ont. 12 to 2 in the morning. Chicago beat St. Paul 9 to 0 across the river at Yankee Stadium.
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