Willoughby Dominates Ansons in 6 1 Hawks Win
Willoughby starred for the Hawks as they defeated the Ansons 6 to 1. Grant returned from the sick bed with three hits and a double, driving in two runs, while Mullen and Dixon contributed in the early rally. McDermott left with an ankle injury, and Peter Groft was reinstated to handle backstops as a Yankees scout watched.
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Zink
Hawks
Spot Grant
Marehalstown
Claude Willoughby
Slanta
Tennant
Starrest
Waterloo
Anlean Rootera
Frank Boyte
Bope
Hastings
Nebr
Mulien
Dison
O'Shea
Vita Cleveland
Schutt
Schutte
McDermott
Dizon
Robertson
Anson
Quinn
Hesse
Mullen
Lye Gaventh
Joe MccDermott
Sioux City
Peter Groft
New York Yankees
Pete
Tommy Thompson
McDanmott
Willoughby Faultlesay
Lefty
Hkettanveil
Dixon
Theles
Boyles
Huck Freeman
Clarke
Willoughby
Cleveland
Schult
Basce
Grant
Dye
Psscot Bel
Snow
Matles
Willoughty
Bopa Ij Beses Oni
Bopa
Wiloughby
Thosi
Areres
Wockstein
Harmon
Raymond Nine Defeats Eagle Center In Third Contest
Raymond Nine beat Eagle Center 4 to 2 in a fast paced game. Winning pitcher McGarvey allowed two hits for Raymond while eight hits were earned off Smith by Raymond batters. Carmen caught for Raymond and Pierce for Eagle Center. It was the third meeting of the season with each team having won once previously. A large crowd attended.
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Raymond
Eagle Center
McGarvey
Smith
Carmen Cought
Pierce
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues and minor leagues
National League results show Cincinnati 4-68 and New York 3-1 in a wild scoring line while Brooklyn 4-8 beats St Louis 6-3. American League highlights Washington 4 Chicago 2 and St Louis 10 Philadelphia 7 with Cleveland 7 New York 1 and Detroit 14 Boston 7. Minor leagues feature Milwaukee 4-3 and Kansas City 9-2, plus Omaha 8 Tulsa 6 and Denver 4, with many other club results and odd scores including Cedar Rapids 33-6 and Lincoln 4 Wichita 4.
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelpra
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Amfiican Association
Milwaukee
Indianaapolia
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbia
Minneapolis
Toledo
Oklahoma City
Das Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln &, Wichita
Tulsa
Denver
Missionipoo Waller Teague Moline
Burlington Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ottawa
Dubuque
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Bar New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louis
American Association Oplumvbus
St Paul
the City
Indianapolis
Tincoin
Wichita
Dee Moines
Joseph J. Tula
Mississippi
Aller i
Waterloo
Cedar
W. L. Pet
Pet
Br. Paul
Indianapolle
Hornsbe
St. Ka
Ann Cuyler
Pittebrh
Bressler
Cincin
Aba Amer
Can
Ruth
Falk
Chicago i
Collins
Chicaro
Bas Jamienon
Cinve
Cobb
Staro Beats Bathie and Taylor in Rapids Golf Match
Sunnyside pro Bill Bathie and Cedar Rapids pro George Taylor lost to Bobby Cruikshank and Cyril Walker in an 18 hole Cedar Rapids match. Cruikshank set a course record with a 70 afternoon, Walker shot 75 for the morning, Bathie 77, Taylor 78, and local praise followed the star pair’s display.
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Bill Bathie
Sunnyside Country Club
George Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Bobby Cruikshank
Cyril Walker
Golfare
J. B. Terry
Henneth Lindsay
Bonnyville
Walker
Cruikshank
Penden
Iowa
Bathie
Taylor
Erry
Cruikahank
Lindsay
Gibbons Ready to Fight Dempsey in London
London reports that American heavyweight Tom Gibbons, who knocked out Jack Bloomfield, told International News Service he is willing to fight Jack Dempsey in London. A New York cable said Dempsey manager Jack Kearns was approached by an English syndicate with a fight offer. Eddie Kane, Gibbons manager, would consider but fears a Shelby repeat. Dempsey, meanwhile, has been filming in Los Angeles and may travel to New York for talks.
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International News Wire
London
Tom Gibbons
Iight
Jack Bloomfield
International News Service
Jack Dempsey
New ‘York
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Pine
Gibbons
Lonndon
Eddie Kane
Shelby
Moviing
Los Angeles
New York
Iowa State College announces complete coaching staff
Ames Iowa August 11 1920 the announced line coach George L Hauser a Minnesota alum joins the football staff Sam Willaman will start his third year as football mentor Frank B Willaman shifts to freshman coaching and scouting W E Beanblossom to head cross country T Nelson Metcalf director of athletics takes office Hugo Stopalik elevated to professor in charge of physical training E Daubert swimming coach William Chandler basketball and baseball coach Chellis Chambers athletic trainer Dr Harry R McAhee new athletic adviser replacing Dr B A Dvorak wrestling and track coach positions awaiting appointment
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Ames
George L. Hauser
University of Minnesota
Iowa State College
Sam $. Willaman
Ohio State
Willlaman
Frank BR. Willaman
W. E. Beanblossom
Ameés
T. Nelson Metcalf
Min! ‘Nesets
Hugo Qtopalik
E. Daubert
William
B. A. Dvorak
Athletic Council
Hawks and Brewers Ponder Sept 2 Showdown in Waterloo
Milwaukee owners Otto Borchert and A C Willford discussed a planned stop in Waterloo en route from Kansas City to St Paul to face Waterloo and Hawks in a two game set. Fans would decide attendance at one dollar seats with Milwaukee players joining the home club for a tribute day before returning.
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Baroreen
Milwaukee
American Association
Waterloo
Otto Borchert
A. C. Willford
Kanegas City
St. Paul
Dixon
Marshalltown
Hawks
Hawks, Connor and Connor Roar Through Iowa Baseball News
Roth equalled Sam Lewis in playing for Cedar Rapids Moline and Burlingon. Sammy Lewis now with Cedar Rapids, formerly Burling ton and Marshalltown, appears quieter despite a .330 batting average. Peter Groft was cheered from the grandstand while Johnny O Shea mocked the pace in a dusty scene. Benny Connor’s leg injury last June ended a possible major league rise, with Marshalltown hoping to add him next season. Marshalltown debates return to the Mississippi Valley league as attendance remains strong and fans demand league baseball.
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Roth
Sammy Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Burlington
Marshalltown
Frank Boylé
Benny
Connor
Boyle
Waterloogns
Benny Connor
Campion College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Council Bluffs Conserves Parks as Game Preserves
Council Bluffs park board adopted a resolution to preserve Big Lake and Island Park as game preserves for local sportsmen, with state Game Warden C F E Albert promising patrols at both lakes throughout the seasons. A note adds the old German stork, once common, is disappearing as numbers dwindle after the war.
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Council Bluffs, Ta
Council Bluffs Park
Big Lake
Island Park
C. FE. Albert
Egypt
Germany
Gannon Brown 10 Headline Boxing Program At Park
Popular local fighter Johnny Gannon though beaten long ago by Frankie Rand appears as the draw in the six round semiwindup at Electric Park Wednesday evening promoted by Ralph Alexander. Gannon faces 125 pounder Harry Brown who has been filling Cedar Rapids papers. Two prelims feature Little Harry vs Bobby Frank and The Whao Kid vs John McGraw with weights around 130 to 136 pounds. Regular boxing school in Waterloo trains sixty boys at Electric Park, supervised by Alexander, promising future talent as crowds grow.
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Frankie Rand
Des Moines
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Gannon
Harry Brown
Cedar Rapids
Brown
Little Harry
Bobby Frank
Whao Kid
John McGraw
Harry
Frank
McGraw
Mason City
Joe Knipp
Ray Hendrickson
Albert Len
Minn
Waterloo
Alexander
Park
Golf Fault Causes Poor Shots and Corrective Plan
Inside Golf columnist Chester Horton explains that most players misrotate their body at the start of the backswing twisting toward the right. This shifts weight to the left leg and drags the left knee out, causing the club to strike the ball from behind. A simple correction will be outlined in tomorrow's installment.
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Jona F. Dene
Moray Eby Named Director of Athletics at Coe
Moray L. Eby, longtime Coe football coach and associate athletic director, was named director of athletics by the Coe board. He will also remain head football coach and oversee the baseball program. Bert Jenkins, a former Iowa athlete and Coe assistant, stays on as basketball coach. Ward Macy leads the freshman squad. George W. Bryant remains track coach.
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Moray L. Eby
Coe
Coe Board of Trustees
Ire T. Carribhears
Bert Jenkins
University of Iowa
Kohawk
Ward Macy
Carruthers
Iowa
Wisconsin
Drake
Hiley
Hawkens
Cedar Rapida
Jenkins
Keokuk High
Jens
Hesides
Eby
Grinnell College
Renault to Face Acrd Test Tonight in Bartley Madden
International News Wits New York Aug 11 Jack Renault Canadian heavyweight will meet Bartley Madden in a 16 round bout Madden never has been knocked down Madden recently lasted the limit with Harry Wills If Renault wins he will challenge the Firpo Wills winner Renault was a betting favorite at 2 to 5
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International News Wits
New York
Jack Renault
Bartley Madden
Madden
Harry Wills
Renault
Benny Leonard to fight Pal Moran in no-decision bout
In Cleveland at the Olympic arena Benny Leonard world lightweight champion and Pal Moran of New Orleans prepared for a scheduled 10 round no-decision contest. It is Leonard’s first return to the ring since facing Johnny Mendelsohn in Philadelphia last September.
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Cleveland
Benny Leonard
Pal Moran
New Orleans
Olympic Arena
Leonard
Johnny Mendelsohn
Philadelphia
Floyd Bowers to Scrap by at ball grounds
Everett Strong Mason City and Floyd Bowers Grundy Center meet in a ten three minute round feature at baseball Park next Friday. Bowers is favored after beating Nuss and Bollinger, while Strong is a strong challenge and could upset the Californian punch. Bow ers trainer Ed Cols gets high marks from Boxing Commission head Bert Maine for keeping him in top condition. Goss also plans two more bouts on the card with Frankie Bush returning home after defeating Frankie Rand.
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Everett Strong
Mason City
Floyd Bowers
Grundy Center
John Goss
P ™ Moter
Baseball Park
Bowers
Jimmy Nuss
Lou Bollinger
Strong
Bollinger
Lou
Bon- 6Ra
Ed Cols
Bert Maine
Boxing Commission
Rollinger
California
Goss
Hollywood
Pacific Coast
Frankie Bush
Frankie Rand
Rockford
Ill
Annual Bremer County Fair Will Have Choice Races
Waverly Va August fair opens with four days of racing from Tuesday to Friday. Liberal purses draw horsemen nationwide with top events including 2:17 trot 2:12 pace and half mile run on opening day. Midweek features 2:20 trot 2:25 pace five eighths mile, while Thursday offers 2:14 trot 2:18 pace and half mile. Friday finale includes 2:25 trot special pace five eighths mile dash and farming races. Purses totaling almost 33000 dollars.
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Waverly
Bremer County Fair
Parkersburg Nine Beats Reinbeck in 10 Innings
Parkersburg, Iowa saw a 10 inning baseball game where Parkersburg defeated Reinbeck 2 to 0. Cramer earned the win with six hits allowed while Rickert pitched well for Reinbeck with five hits. Parkersburg scored in the first, Reinbeck led after two, Parkersburg tied in the third, and won in the tenth on Brokaw's double driving in Cramer.
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Parkersburg
Specelal
Reinbeck
Brokaw
Cramer
Rickert
Cornell names Wallace to lead athletics and football
Polly Wallace former Cornell wrestling champion and head coach is named acting director of athletics and head football coach for the coming year. L. T. Saalwaechter will be assistant football coach and head basketball and track coach, with Joe Meads as freshman coach. The trio emphasizes ethics and coaching ability, backed by strong high school and college credentials.
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Mount Vernon
Aang
Polly" Wallace
Cornell
Succead
S. W. Finger
University of Minnesota
L. T. Saalwaechter
Zuppke
University of Illinois
Ames
Haven
Saalwaechter
Millikin University
Earlham College
University of Mlinois
Illinois
Helen Wills Opens Forest Hills Title Defense in Women’s Singles
The national women’s singles championship begins at West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills. Helen Wills, 1923 champion and 1924 Olympic champion, paired with Mrs. L C Beaupra in the first round, faces défi of her title while Mary K Beans meets Mrs. Samuel H War ng.
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Associated Press
New York
West Side
Forest Hills
Mise Helen Wills
L. C. Beaupra
Mary K. Beans
Samuel H. Warng
Registered trapshoot at Charles City Sunday
Charles City Ia August. The Charles City Gun Club will hold its second registered trapshoot of the season next Tuesday August 17. The program includes 150 targets with a gold medal for high amateur and a trophy for the high lady shooter. Purses will be divided into four equal prizes on each event. Two traps will be used and the shoot will start with Fred Whitney as cashier.
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Charles City
Wil Ataea
Fred c. ‘Whitney
Eldora Defeats House of David in Low-Scoring Tilt
Eldora, Iowa, Aug 11 — Eldora beat the House of David nine to zero in a well played game Friday. Hoveden pitched superbly, surrendering three hits, while Miller took the loss for the House of David. After a scoreless first three innings Eldora scored in the fourth and added two more in the seventh. Attendance topped 160, the largest weekday crowd of the year.
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Eldora
House of David
Hoveden
Miller
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