Cleveland Beats Chicago as Faber Struggles
Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as Faber left after early Cleveland rally. Goveleskie shut out the White Sox in the eighth. Chicago’s lineup and errors are noted amid a rough showing by Faber while Cleveland collected hits in each of the first four innings to push across five runs.
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Bunny Net Stars Meet Cedar Rapids On Sunnyside Courts
R O Hutchinson, KR A Rath, Carl Hemsworth and Harter Hall top Waterloo tennis squad to face Cedar Rapids quartet J U Yessier Bev Ast on F Ho Weed Pete Hoyt on Sunnyside County clay courts this afternoon. Four singles and two doubles planned with Cedar Rapids unable to play final there due to finals in Cedar Rapids.
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Carpentier May Not Return to U S Until December
Georges Carpentier says he likely cannot sail for America until December. In a letter to trainer Gus Wilson at his Manhasset camp, four French specialists advise no work on his injured hand for at least three months. He notes he feels fine aside from the hand and has gained seven pounds since returning home while praising his conqueror Jack Dempsey as a splendid fellow and the greatest fighter he has met.
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Husbands Are Pet Dogs Says Einstein Satire
A comic strip dialogue skewers Professor Einstein’s remark that American wives treat husbands as pets. In the strip a wife rebukes the claim, arguing many wives are overworked and underappreciated, while contrasting a husband’s supposed easy life with real toil. The exchange veers to marital friction and mock criticism of gender roles.
Mason City marksman shines in two shoots this week
In Mason City and Fromersburg Iowa, shooters dominated regional events. Dean Glanville of Mason City led the carnival’s shooting tournament with 96 targets, while Aug Meyer of Grundy Center and G W Kamnerer of Parkersburg followed. In nearby Fromersburg, high amateur Dean Glanville again led with 147 of 750, amid a field including William Young and Ray Hoskins.
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TM Targets, Aug. Meyer. Grundy Center.econd With 95 and G. W. Kam~nerer
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Thos. O'Keefe
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Ibic
New System Proposed for Football Scoring
Merrill Wheeler of El Paso Texas develops a scoring sheet to track every phase of a football game. He traveled to Chicago to discuss publication and met with Dr. H L Williams of the University of Minnesota who endorsed the plan for minimal effort and detailed individual records.
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Anamosa Edges Monticello 4 3 In Ninth Inning Rally
Anamosa came from behind to beat Monticello 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Monticello scored in the eighth and ninth but Byerly struck out 15 Monticello batters as five Monticello errors helped Anamosa win. It was the second meeting of the season after Monticello won 6 to 3 earlier.
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Twombly Gains On Hornsby In National League Batting
Clarence Twombly of the Cubs moves closer to Rogers Hornsby in the National League batting race as latest averages show Twombly adding five points to reach .375, while Hornsby still leads at .419. Babe Ruth is 10 days ahead of his 1920 homer pace with 44 homers and a total bases milestone.
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Standing Of The Clubs Yesterday's Results
American Association scores show St Paul 11 3, Kansas City 7 3, Columbus 2, Louisville 4, Toledo 7, Indianapolis 3. Three League results list Cadar Rapids J Paoria Rockford 4% Bloomington 7 Moline. Jerse Baute 1 Evansville & Secreta Ttegue St. Joseph 3 Des Moines 4 Sioux City 4 Omaha 3. Oklahoma City 2 Tulsa 1. Wichita at Joplin, rain.
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Jennings Sees Two Leagues Splitting Even Odds
A Detroit contact reports Hughie Jennings, new Giants manager, says the National and American Leagues are 50 50 in methods. He spent decades in the American League and notes differences he would adjust, while admitting some American practices could benefit the National League. He adds baseball is the same everywhere.
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Third Streeters Defeat Fifth In Baseball Standings
The Fifth Streeters and Third Streeters played to a split with a rainout disrupted lines. A picnic and community singing followed the game as R. J. Hopler announced a rematch soon. Lineups list Vineman, Hopler, Jenkins and Krentz among others.
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Boxing and sports flashes from multiple cities
In Burlington two fighters clashed as a ring platform collapsed during the second round injuring no one. Milwaukee saw Dennis O Keefe easily outpoint Tommy Near over 19 rounds. Boston reports Dan Dowd scoring a technical knockout over Ted Jamieson in an 11 round bout cut short by Jamieson. Oklahoma City notes Red Thomas isolated. tennis doubles results from the Dervis cup. Cleveland covers a Davis cup semi final with Australians defeating Danes. Chicago firemen win a 7 inning game against New York firemen 8 to 4.
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Denmark
CHUCK CARNEY NOT OUT OF FOOTBALL YET
Chicago reports that Charles Chuck Carney University of Vilnius all American football star has undergone knee surgery to replace torn ligaments. Dr John L Porter says the operation was successful and Porter believes Carney will be able to play again this fall.
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Chuck” Carney
University of Vilnius
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Waterton Laundry Co Cleaned Men’s Xulla at 1.00
Waterton Laundry Co reported cleaning services for men’s clothing priced at 1.00 per item. The brief item notes a single garment treatment and total charge.
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Dempsey Faces Allison In Waterloo Labor Day Bout
Ray Dempsey meets Neal Allison in a keenly anticipated main bout at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress arena on Labor Day. Promoter Tom Andrews touts Dempsey as the sharper, quicker fighter while locals debate who will prevail. Dempsey, a WWI veteran, has recent wins and training in Milwaukee, with Allison billed as a formidable challenger in a clash expected to be one of the fastest exhibitions yet.
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Suzanne Lenglen Arrives in U S to champion America's women
Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis champion, arrived in New York today aboard the steamship from Paris to begin a U S tour as a star visitor for the United States Lawn Tennis Association and the American committee for devastated France. She will be escorted to a tennis court and start training for her campaign. Her first match is set for Monday against ElinorGoss.
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Forest Hills
Rosauer Outlasts Local Opponents In Electric Park Mat
At Electric Park last night Jack Rosauer, a La Porte City blacksmith, defended his 10 berry stake by pinning Young Baldwin in six minutes and Young Boyd in three within a 133 pound challenge. Kid Hoel defeated Wild Southall in 31 minutes with a headlock. Baldwin Watson and Pete Trimbell drew after 15 minutes. Eddie Knipp, a local fireman, refereed the bouts. A boxing program is planned for next Wednesday night.
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Cedar Falls
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Cedar
Eddie Knipp
Hartman High Scorer at Byrnes Park Shoot
Thursday's Waterloo trapshoot at Byrnes Park drew a strong turnout. C. Hartman led with 48 hits, jetting 48 birds in the event. Another shoot is scheduled for 4 pm next Thursday at the park.
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McGraw Slipped in Giants Pennant Pursuit
United Press reports New York Giants owner-manager John McGraw used drastic moves to win a pennant this season. The trades brought Meusel and others, prompting fan backlash as Meusel underperformed at bat and in the field, with critics saying wealth influenced the pennant battle.
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Games for Tomorrow Schedule Across Local Teams
Tomorrow's lineup features Cyclones at Dysart and Waterloo Belmonts hosting Kasie Center. Other matches include Packers at Dike, Marksville at Cedar Falls, Rudgon at Washburn, Waverly at La Porter City, Tracr at Reingeck, Nelwein at Independence Aliigon at Pumont, Trini at Nashua, Vinton at Atkins, and Starmont at Frederickebure with Flyin at Sumner and Waukon at Postville. Charlies City faces Dubuque White Sox in a Dubuque clash.
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Scoreboard highlights from yesterday games
Burley Grimes worked two innings with three walks and one run allowed as the Robins beat the Giants 3 to 1. Phillies swept the Braves with 10-5 and 4-0 wins threatening their pennant hopes. Bobby Fones made a great fielding play saving Leonard from harm as the Tigers lost 3-1 to the Browns. The Reds completed a third straight win over the Cardinals 41-2 with Bohne shining once more.
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Negro tennis stars contend for Midwest honors
Forty Negro tennis stars opened play yesterday at the Midwest championships. Second rounds were set for today with entrants from Kansas City St. Louis Columbus Dayton New Orleans and Washington. Two players also represent the Philippines.
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Winthrop to Host Homecoming Baseball Game
Winthrop Iowa plans a high speed semipro baseball match as part of the town homecoming celebration on August 18. The celebration committee is planning one of the most successful events in the town's history featuring Moxti cello and yan as two of the fastest teams in the region.
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American Davis Cup Team Named for Defense
America's tennis team to defend the Davis Cup will include William T. Tilden William M. Johnston R XII Williams and Watzon Washburn. Considered were Vincent Richards Willis F. Davis and Wallarrn IF Johnston.
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Norway Declared Benton County Baseball Champion
Norway beat Atkins 7 to 3 to win the Benton county title in Norway Iowa. The victory marked Norway's 10th win in 11 games this season, with Thorman pitching for Atkins and Steele allowing six safeties. A separate seven inning curtain raiser saw the Norway girls defeat the Van Horne girls.
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