White Sox Rally Skips Senators in Extra Innings
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 3 as Joe Jackson delivers a decisive RBI single in the 10th after Acosta faltered on the mound. Mikan and Milan homers sparked a late charge, while Washington tied the game before the Sox seized the win.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American Association
Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 1 in a game featuring Foledin. Milwaukee trddasnapual edged St Paul 2 to 4 with a late rally. Evanseitle Rapids beat Bloomington Lh by a high margin.
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Iowa Halfback Is Injured on Farm
Rich a Muquoketa halfback for Iowa University dislocated his knee while working on a farm near Iowa City Aug 11 he may be unable to play next month. Captain-elect Bin Kelly brought him in and trainer Jack Watson is treating the knee, though the outcome remains in doubt.
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Olympic Games Stadium Ready for Opening Ceremonies
Antwerp August 11 Everything is prepared for the opening ceremonies of the stadium hosting the seventh Olympic Games to be held Saturday Count Henry de Repin Tatour president of the Belein Olympic committee announced all details are set and the official program will be issued tomorrow The cycling and road races in the valley venue were concluded or postponed with some events slated for tomorrow
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Toledo Elite Faces Roster Changes In Pro Boxing Roundup
Roger Breesnahn, Toledo Elite president, confirms two players released and two new signings. Frankie Mason from Fort Wayne defeats Arie McGovern by knockout in the flyweight final, six rounds into a planned 12. Antwerp and Louisville figures mention Poland's Olympic participation details amid advertising notes.
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Louisville
Tris Speaker Tops Major League Playing Managers Trend
The article outlines a shift toward playing managers in the major leagues with Tris Speaker as the sole active player-manager. It cites Hank O Day Garry Herrmann and Pat Moran as predecessors and notes John McGraw and George Gibson as advocates for bench managers, while praising or criticizing the role's impact on team results.
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Expert Golfers Fall Short in Open Qualifiers
Edward Ray and other top players posted mediocre scores in the second 18 hole round of the national open at the Invern club. Only 8 of 40 competitors managed 78 or better on day two, with Lea Niegel of Chicago leading the field at 71 and Harry Vardon at 74.
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Petros Lee
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Chirag Yueth
Aalie
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One Player Homers Three Times in Flint Game
Jack Wright, left fielder for the Flint club in the Michigan Ontario league, hit a three homer game yesterday between Seeman and Flint. He is credited with a stellar feat and a record for the season, marking a remarkable power display for his team.
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Bright Drake football prospects grace upcoming season
Des Moines reports Drake university enters fall practice with fifty veterans ready to compete under Coach Banks. Names from the 1969 squad mix with early-class freshmen and a wide roster, including players from Des Moines, Salem, Ashville, Detroit, and Texas, all aiming for regular berths.
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New Barton
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Highland Kane Former Stars Expected to Return This Fall
The article notes Highland and Kane former stars are also expected to return to school this fall, outlining anticipated participation and potential impact on the upcoming academic year.
Changes in Ownership of Grundy Co Land and Surrounding Notes
Grundy Center Iowa August 11 J I Knutsen of Lincoln township buys the Frank Larson farm near Dike for 31250 per acre. James Saul farm north of Reinbeck sold to C W Pease. Charley Pease buys 147 acre John Dirks farm from H A Strohbehn for 250 an acre. D Kluver purchases J Masselink house on South Depot street for 38000. Ted Hrasted sells his Sumner area farm 239 acres to Will Kerr for 13225 per acre. Kerr trades 20 acres near the city park valued at 25000. Ivert Dirks sells house on Bridge street to Rev Krominga for 36000. Walter Gethman Reinbeck engaged to Helen King via cable. John Wood named mail carrier replacing Li A Johnson Iowa Falls. Death of J Stelk in Davenport prompts Davenport visit by Mr and Mrs J Matheson. W J Waugh of Cedar Falls leases Schafer movie theatre from Arend Schafer. Wayne Baumgart fractured arm. Joe Robbins sells Depot street property to H H Kahl for 44600. Hasbrook leaves for San Francisco to play with Pacific Coast league. Mrs Charles Randall and others travel to Nashua for niece Gladys Nichol’s wedding in Conrad.
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