Arganites Pound KFIL for Victory in Opening Game
Ottumwa Iowa August 11 Ragans Hawks defeated Ottumwa in the opening game of the series. The final score was 10 to 6. Lefty Lindner allowed six hits. Haw\nks collected 13 hits off Keil. O'Shea starred in the field with 10 chances errorless and two hits in four trips. McEwan had three hits in four plate appearances. Schuster kept Ottumwa at bay with two hits. Lindner and Perdirta highlighted the pitching, with multiple runs batted in during a fourth inning burst and late scoring to seal the win.
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Ottumwa
McAllister
Kennedy
Keil
Hawks
Eneed
Stawks
Johnny O'Shea
McEwan
Leach
Schuster
Waterloo
O'Shea
Church
Thomason
Perdirtz
Auer Ih
Caeeg Ee
Mul Juubb
Lindner
Owens
Groake
Weterlag Wee Ottumwa
Croake
Perdire
Pez
Dirtz
Hill
Tndner
Watton
Dle
Dubuque
Bunnies
Alowing
Leo Oster
Cedar Rapids
Islanders
Gray
Tantt
Waverly Fair Crafts Speed Program At Bremer County
The Waverly fair and live stock exposition runs August 18 to 18 with a strong horse racing showcase. Entries from Iowa and North Dakota include fast trot and pace events, five mile dash, and purses up to 800 dollars for major races. Daily free acts and carnival attractions accompany the racing program.
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Waverly. Ja
Bremer County Fair and Livestock Exposition
Iowa
North Dakota
Forsepara
Tacine
Sports Summary from Disjointed OCR Mayhem
Fragmentary report notes equalling a distance record in swimming and a feature stage win in New York. Mentions Chicago next Monday for a major league gathering, changes in tariff rate at Girardeau Missouri, and a horseshoe champions match in Illinois. Also references Christy Mathews visiting Factoryville, Walter Hagen golf talks, and golf exhibition date conflicts at Oakland Hill August 24-25.
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O.—Thompson Dilinn
Earth Randay
New York
Tresident
Trey National
Chicago
Monda
Ape Girardeau
Heskett
Horseshoe Ait
Tmlinois
B Brothers
Scranton
Christy Mathews
Factory Ville
Detroit
Miew
Walter Hagen
Chan Jon
Oakland Hil
Tn Fay
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy and Aleck the Barber
A clipped dialogue from a comic strip in type discusses women wearing long dresses and shifts to the Harley Aleck the Barber. The piece reflects on fashion, safety campaigns, and social change with humorous misreadings of clothing trends and public reactions.
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J. P. McEvoy
Aleck
Harley
Ettires
Kerber
Aterk le Barber
Lin Ie van
Tom Wong Duraia
Wilson
Sleek
Harber
Aleek
Associated
The Amateu r Golfer. By Doug Bragdon
The article discusses golf grips emphasizing the Vardon overlapping grip as the preferred method. It notes the importance of correct grip for distance and swing, mentions variations, and highlights Francis Ouimet’s interlocking style as particularly effective with both hands close together on the club. The left hand drives the shot while the right hand complements with its fingers and thumb.
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Francis Ouimet
Sunnyside Women to Host Invitational Golf Tourney
Sunnyside Country club women invite women golfers from nearby towns to a week long tournament starting Tuesday Aug 29 through Saturday Sept The event chaired by Mrs L W Bryant 302 Prospect Ave features 18 hole qualifying on Tuesday with 18 hole matches all week Each flight has 16 players with consolation matches for losers and trophies for winners and runners up Luncheons and dinners will be served at the clubhouse during the event.
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Sunnyside Country Club
L. W. Bryant
Prospect Avenue
Jimmy Nuss to Meet Navy Rostan at State Legion Meet
A boxing card at the American Legion convention includes Jimmy Nuss Green Box Wisconsin versus Navy Rostan Great Lakes Michigan in a ten round bout at the Dairy Congress Hippodrome on Wednesday evening September 7. Preliminary bouts are planned and Albert Knignt Waterloo may face Rosene Hall Des Moines if paired. Also First Lutheran Brotherhood and First Presbyterian baseball teams clash at East High athletic field today at 2:00 PM.
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Dairy Curtis
Albert
Kningt
Waterloo
Rosene Hall
Des Moines
Baseball Rules Questions From Charles D White
In a late nineteen twenties style inquiry the reader questions safe versus out, baserunner scoring, and credit for assists and putouts. The writer describes plays at third and first, batter strikes, catcher interference, and asks how rulings should be applied.
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I Tanner
Giants tumble another notch in baseball standings
The Associated Press reports the Giants lost for the third straight game as the Reds and Cardinals won. Pirates surged to third place with 14–4 win over the Phillies, while Brooklyn crushed the Cubs 16–5. Pirates outfield solidified with Rob Russell and Carlson held Phillies to eight hits. Ed Roush returned to start for the Reds. Women admitted free to Saturday 3:15 p.m. game at valley league park between Waterloo Ravens and Allison.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Giants
Cincinati Redls
Cardinals
Braves
McGraw
Sky Louisians
Pirates
Phillies
Brooklyn
Cubs
Strom
Rob Russell
Minneapolis Association
Carey
Bigbee
Carlson
Hook Island
Higbee
Jake Daubert
Reds
Ed Roush
Arnold Star
Dodgers
Hado
Waterloo Ravens
Allison
Valley League Park
Baseball standings and scores across major leagues
National League shows St. Louis 3 over Pittsburg 3, Boston 3 over Brooklyn 15, Cincinnati 7 over New York, American Association lists Kansas City 3 over Columbus Toledo 5, Milwaukee 4 over St. Paul 4, Indianapolis 6 over Minneapolis 3, Western League features Des Moines 14 over Wichita 14, Denver 6, Oklahoma City 4, Tulsa 1 over Sioux City 0, St Joseph 2.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Te. Cineinnatl
New York
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwh
St. Paul
Louindianapolis
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Wichi
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Sioux City
O.nn
St. Joseph
Mississippi Valley League
Mareballtown
Ardac Aplds
Wat Reo Telesees
Rats Island Ve
Uye
St Louis
York i . L. Bk
HBA
Pittsburel Thee Ae
Whivage Eo As
Cinebinack
Deave
SAG. Bes Mo Ed
Tk Ab
National League Baseball Snippet With Mixed Names
A fragmented report lists players and clubs from the National and American Leagues. Names such as Walker Daubert Griffith Gunner Carlson Hargrave and teams like Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh appear amid garbled phrases and unclear context.
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Walker
Philadelphia
Daubert
Cincinnati
Hargrave
BE. Griffith
Brooklyn Gunner
St. FL
Carlson
Pittsburgees
Washburn Ants to Meet Rath's Parkers Sunday
Washburn Ta August 11 The Washburn baseball team meets the Rath's Parkers here Sunday in a diamond contest. This is a postponed game that was to have been played July 390.
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Washburn
Rath's Parkers
Five Leading Hitvers Dinger Clit and ABR Mobb
Fragmentary sports score listing with names such as Heilmann Hornsby and St. Louis entries. Readable items include New York Chicago and Cleveland references with partial numbers and percentages.
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American League
Dinger Clit & Abr HU Mobb
Tratroit
Lad Sister
St. Lo
Speaker
Clevel'd
Eebank
New York
Heilmann
Netraisins
Nation
TAR
Hornsby
St. Loui
Imtts
TS Lad
Xyder
Taral Chicago
Waterloo Athletics poised for 1922 semipro football season
A Waterloo semipro powerhouse prepares for 1922 in a season build with seasoned players from East and West high schools and Des Moines College. New recruits include Bailey McDonald Johnson and Dent while Fred McClain contemplates coaching. Practice imminent and game bookings open as the club readies to reclaim state semipro honors.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Athletics
Athletics
Moline
Mississippi
Dubuque
O'Connor
Crummer
Dean
East High
Cotter
Miller
West High
Ames
Stubbs
C. Leonard
East
Cohn
Des Moines College
Seger
L. Leonard
Simpson
Boston Technical
Jalves
Doug Braedon
Lombard
Bailey
Michigan
McDonald
Johnson
Dent
Wisconsin U
Fred McClain
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Waverly Fair
Doug Bragdon
Sunnyside
Jimmy Nuss
NAVY
Rostan
State Legion
Safe
Charles D. White
Sal Metzger
DR. Pollem
Wili
MR. Niggines
George McManus
Av Int
Feature Service. Inc
ANT Raths
Major League Records
Louday
Meert Dechle
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Towa
Il. EB
Gaza
G. McDoral
the Courier
Arkensus Thomas Ca
Canadian National Railways
Western
Canada
Pacific Coast
Winnipeg
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Jerrey
A. H. Davis
Fourth
Jackson Streets
Minnesota
Omaha Green Goblins
Union Giants
Tennessee Fats
Mississippi League Park
Pho
Gabriel Sage
Ape
Gabriel
Washington Cedar
Harter B
Hull Dodge Brothers
Franklin Waterloo
Land of the Sky Blue Water
A. J. Howard
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Dubuque, Iowa
United States Labor Board
Walters
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