Waterloo Beats Cedar Rapids in Nosed Out Opener
Cedar Rapids 2 Waterloo 1 as Spurbeck and Radloff duel in a pitchers’ battle. Clarke Triples and Storme’s RBI highlight Cedar Rapids while Spurbeck misplays a grounder in the ninth leading to Waterloo’s comeback attempt.
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Waterloo
Que
Adams
Cedar Rapids
Ais
Wiliam Dif
Thesis Spurbeck
Kum
Fred Radio
Spurbeck
Spur
Arthie Kelsey
Fragmented Verses and Snippets From a Town Page
A collage of humorous and cryptic lines contrasts superstitions with daily life. The text references a two dollar bill, wary gamblers, parade notes about camels, a casual crime note, fashion remarks, and stray editorials about manners and jokes. The piece resembles an era’s column of miscellaneous items.
Evans May Upset Dope Wn National Amateur Tourney
Oakmont, Pa the 1925 amateur event at Oakmont Country Club Aug 31 to Sept 5 looms as a test for Chick Evans Jr of Chicago the only man to win national open and amateur titles in one year Evans needs a remarkable recovery after recent form and faces a field including Francis Ouimet and Buddy Knepper with a history spanning wins in 1916 17 18 and 19 and a career marked by injuries and comebacks from Indianapolis to Chicago and Europe.
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Oakmont
Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
Chicago
Oakmont Country Club
Evans
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Buddy Knepper
Indianapolis
Beverly Golf Club
Chick
Europe
France
America
Walter Hagen
Evane
Jones
Williamhiunter
County Junior Net Meet Entries Open This Saturday
Wat erloo and Cedar Falls youth players planning to enter the county junior tournament must submit entries this Saturday evening at Sunnysite Country Club. WLR director and officials will collect entries, fees, and purchase trophies. A three doubles tournament and match times will be arranged for Saturday night.
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Youthifuy Ter Ayers
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
WLR
Haration
Sunnysite
McCray and Simon Vying In Rotary Final Replay
Mcray and Simon finished 18 holes tied at Sunnyside Douns club awaiting a deciding 18 hole playoff this weekend. Simon missed a two foot putt on the 18th to square the match after trailing by one and a half at nine. McCray advanced by defeating Burt while Simon advanced by default over Coward in the semifinals.
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Herald Metray
Sitton
Amnual Rotary Club
Sunnyside Douns
Simon
W. BR. Coward
McCray
Austin Burt
Baseball and league standings roundup from Cedar Rapids to Denver
In the Valley League Cedar Rapids beat Waterloo 2 1 and Burlington defeated Dubuque 7 6. Marshalltown topped Rock Island 10 3. Ottumwa tied Moline. In the National League New York 4 Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 5 St Louis 5. American League St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 2 4 Washington 0 5. Detroit at Boston and Chicago at New York postponed by rain. American Association Louisville 4 Minneapolis 6 St Paul 12 Indianapolis 3 Columbus 10 Milwaukee 2. Western League Des Moines 7 St Joseph 1 Omaha 10 Oklahoma City 4 Lincoln 40 Wichita 12 Tulsa 11 Denver 2.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Burlington
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Ottumway
Moline O
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicato
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianaplois
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Wichita
Tulsa
Denver
Mississiput Valley
Cedar Rephis Vera Yy-Be
Hook Island
Peaare
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Otturywo
al Agu Marshadltow
Seave
Burlington Fk
Bet
New York Lope
Neinnatt
ASC
Indianapolis
Kansas
Wal
Marshalltown Triumphs Over Rock Island in Fielding Show
Marshalltown defeated Rock Island 10 to 4 as Blake received solid support behind the mound. Four double plays highlighted the game, three by Rock Island, with Cronin and Schultz starring in the offense for Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Blake
Rock Island
AE Burke
Tevin
Leung
Dorsey
Kespl
Gronin
Wrrtuin
Lys
Grey
Tutala
Ij Rock Islan
Bevy
Cronin
Schultz
Rico
Jilles
Gertons
Iryin
G’shen
Conrad
Hessh
Sey
Strich Ote
Nord+ Lyons Rinké
Talis
Saytula
Grey L
Hinks
Ny Iordioy
Umipire
Gregory
Thre
Strawberry Point Dominates Marion 24 to 1 in Baseball
Strawberry Point, Iowa, defeated Marion 24 to 1 as 21 hits fueled the rout. O'Neil pitched effectively allowing four hits, while Strawberry Point erupted with scoring in six of seven innings led by strong hitting.
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Strawberry Point
Strawbberry Point
Marion
O'N
Seoret
Giants Beat Pirates as pennant races tighten in majors
Major league action tightens in mid August as the Giants defeat the Pirates 4 1 in Pittsburgh while the Browns beat the Athletics 5 4 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh today as race dynamics shift with Cardinals dropping to a second division. Yankees seek a rebound against the Senators and Indians in tense pennant battles with notable homer records by Al Simmons and Jim Poole's wild throw aiding a Browns win.
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New York
Giants
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Browns
Athletics
Philadelphia
Reds
McGraww
Brooklyn
Robins
Cardinals
Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Corjsairs
Toas
Yankees
Hugiley
Senators
Indians
Uhle
Boston
Connie Mack
Poole
al Simmons
Browne
Jim Poole
Pacific Coast
St. Louis Browns
Lamotte
Sithietica
Gerber
Simmons
Athletice
Bathie Heads to Western Open in Youngstown
Bathie, a Sunnyside Courtsy club pro, leaves tonight for Youngstown Ohio to play in the Western Open starting next Thursday. He aims to arrive late Saturday and practice daily on the tough links amid water hazards bunkers and sand traps. The field attracts top pros and amateurs. last year Bill Meklhorn of St Louis won the tournament.
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Bathie
Sunnyside Courtsy Club
Tontght
Youngstown
Chicago
Middle West
Bill Meklhorn
St. Louie
Managers who play baseball again the rule
Overnight the playing manager trend returns in both major leagues led by Buck Harris with the Senators and Rogers Hornsby with the Cardinals. Nine players-turned-managers are noted in the two leagues, with questions about which club will adopt the trend next as Hoff sets a pole vault world record in Oslo.
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Buck Harris
Washington Senators
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Rabbit Maranville
BU Killifer
Chleago
Stiler
Cobb
Speaker
Collins
Harris
Hornsby
Bancroft
Maranvile
Wheat
Baseball and golf notes from the 1922 23 season run on
Possum Owens departs Faribault to manage Harris Independents. Scout moves for Hickman Gilstout and Salisbury seek prospects. Burling ton rises with a key unknown pitcher Toomey. Lisle and Smith sold for 750 dollars total. Makeever to miss Moline pennant battle. Shollenberger worries to fill third base. Davis Cup action sees Australia lead Canada in the American zone semifinals.
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Possum Owens
Faribault
M Games Tomorrow Schedule
Cedar Rapids plays Waterloo Bunington faces Dunhuque Bark Island meets Marshalltoen Olumwna travels to Moline.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Bunington
Dunhuque
Bark Island
Marshalltoen
Olumwna
Moline
Sunnyside Women Tee Off In Annual Golf Tournament
Sunnyside Country Club women began their annual championship with qualifying rounds through Tuesday and matches to follow. The event, 18 holes per round, aims to finish by Labor Day September 7. Defending champion is Mrs. A W McFarlane, a strong favorite. past champion Mrs. H F Schulte has left golf.
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Sunnyside Country Club
A. W. McFarlane
H. F. Schulte
Riteti
Merle Stimson
Kcropper
Charles City Beats House of David 8 to 3
Charles City LA defeated House of David 8 to 3 as Dill collected three hits and Hissier starred on the bases. Infield play was sharp for the Collegians who face Meline Eagles at home Saturday, with Mason City also hosting a rematch Sunday. Hampton team visits Wednesday.
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Charles City
House of Davi
Dill
Hissier
Collegians
Meline Eagles
Eagles
Mason City
Hampton
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Radloft
Aisa
Storma
Wile
Clarke
McDermott
White
Speas
Conkey
Kelsey
Radler
Spurreck
Yong
Huarte
Roseberg
ABRH
Huarts
Shields
Cf Orstatt
If Swanson
Storme
Dixon
Té Richards
Relsey
Worthington
Ff Grotl
Sz Spurbeck
Richard Clarke
Orstatti
Radlov
Spurback
Fitch
Spurberk
Hilt
Rosebers
Swanson
Dutch White
Pete Groft
Bunny
Hawks
Howard Wahn
Cepids Clib
Great Langth
Howard
Wimy
Bighards
McPermute
Intel Life
Teamue
Tsition
Briliant Red Rocks
Radlow Rent “Tien Aoing
Elreu
Fadleff
George McManus
Wem
Great Britain
Seno
NES- 1
Qon Po
Babe
Wagen Beck Wallace
Mr. Browning
Jame
Greece
Bulgaria
Norway
Hell
United States
Dope
Dubs
Speer
Dick Spear
Burgton
Spe
Marlott
Ed Dubuque
Hoetker
Doran
Bartell
Smith
Darlington
AB Bae
Ford
Beal
Brandon
Swinson
Huffman
Maloney
Root
Young
Bartlett
Bo' Ag
Gardner
Moore Ab
Shollenberger
Pn. Smith
Hicks
Lisle
Ageese
Delans
Ottumwa
Mariott
McCietland
Hardlett
Ehehih
Sarl
Eton
Dobie Os
Sshares
Arnstrong
Barry Mayers
Pelane
Foether
M'Cray
Tienal Horns
Teast
Rimm Triniet
Simone
Athiades
National Peat
Bamerfean Eae
Rocks
Intien
Myerly
Gardner and Mallard
O'Neil
Heener
Mpcrawnen
Cincy Reds
Oslo
Charles Hoff
Demarebe
Charley Hickman
Warren Gilstout
Sal Salisbury
Werre Haute
Ind
Sippi
Ana Eed
Manger
Toomey
Quincey
Three-I_ is
Floyd Lisle
Dave Smith
Mazline
Midge
Jimmy
Baltimore
Spain
Japan
Australia
Canada
Sunnyside
Annu
House OF David
Rosie’s
Ten Acres
Towie
Young Sandow
Jack Rosauer
Angeles
Jack Rosaurer
la Porte City
Dutch Erich
Young Gotch
Grant Highway
National Cigar Storr
Fifth and
Sycamore
Easley
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