Boylemen Bunch Hits For Victory
Marshalltown defeats Ottumwa 7 to 4 as Lefty Schwiete shuts out Ottumwa until late, Keil and Mann spark the offense with key hits. In later action Rock Island trounces Dubuque 15 to 7 behind early offense and strong bullpen work. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo idle after Sunday twin bill. Hawks-Bunny set for today.
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Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Monsey
Schwieta
Keil
Ohlin
Mann
Owens
Kennedy
Schwiete
Jorgenson
Holsclaw
Clemons
Beschwiete
Forsythe
Zart
Messner
Ansons
Kell
Fkolsclaw
Shhuster
Jude
Jackson
Tor Dubuque
MccGinnity
Choquette
Rock Island
Dubuque
G Swenson
Zelman
McGinnity
Quette
Murray
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Pirates Fall to Phillies and Cubs Rout Cardinals
The Pirates, exhausted after a 13 game streak, lost to the Phillies 10 to 1 as Jess Winters held them to 13 hits and 10 runs by Philadelphia. The Cubs beat the Cardinals 6 to 3, moving into third place as Barefoot went 3 for 3 for St Louis, their eleventh win in 16 meetings with Chicago this season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pirates
Reds
Phillies
Jess Winters
Glazner
Carlson
Philadelphia
Cubs
Cardinals
St. Louisians
Giants
Barefoot
Haines
Cards
Women Golfers Clash in Finals at Burns Park
Miss Margaret Addington will meet Mrs. Herbert Mucha in the Brynes park women’s golf tournament final. The title bout, to be played this week, will be 20 holes. Mucha advanced by defeating Mrs. L W Bryant two up with one to play in the semifinals, the last match of that round.
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Margaret Addington
Herbert Mucha
Brrnes Park
Mucha
Miss Addington
Lb. W. Bryant
Homerun Marvel Is Signed by Indians
Jimmy Kendricks who hit 31 homeruns in local semipro baseball in Waco Texas has been signed by the Cleveland Indians and will report at once. the announcement was made today.
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Waco
Major League Records Today From 1880s Baseball Notes
A garbled 19th century list outlines various Major League records dated August 15 across years 1832 to 1914. It cites individual game records for hits, home runs, bases on balls and intentional walks, with names like Twitchell Robinson Delehanty and others associated to Louisville and Cleveland era clubs, noting tied and standing records as context.
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Siost Enns
Heck
Louisville
Drost Homeruns
Indidual
A. A
Ro. Lewes
E. Delehanty
Gurer
American Association
J. Delehanty
Jwitchell
Cleveland
N. J
Philadel
Baschits
Twitchell
WL Robinsen
Philadelphia
New York
N. Ly
Cincinnati
George Mavis
W. Robinson
Intividad
P. Dorling
Storey
Iseorge
Shafer
Sedminas
Brook
Hallman Rittefer
R. J. Barry
R. J. Chapman
A Comic Strip in Type and Strikes Debate
An exchange in verse about unions and strikes unfolds with Old Kaspar a walking delegate. The dialogue weighs strike logic and consequences while mockingly noting the political pressures and public opinion surrounding labor action. Watts and Associated press are referenced as participants or observers in the unfolding scene.
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Kaspar
Mets
Watts
Associated Ditara
Grand Old Man of Baseball World Turns 63
Chicago August 15 The Grand Old Roman Jenny Charles Albert Comiskey celebrates his sixty third birthday. President and owner of the Chicago White Sox he built one of the era’s great clubs and now sees his reconstructor team again aiming for first division. Comiskey’s career began in 1878 with Dubuque then St Louis Browns and later as manager. his Brown’s teams won world championships in the mid‑1880s.
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Chicago
Jenny
Charles Albert Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Eoast
White Sox
Cincinnati
Jackson
Cicotte
Wil Iliams
Felsch
Weaver
Risberg
MccMullin
Dubuque
Dubuque, Jr
St. Louis Browns
American Association
Browns
Coimiskey
Chicago White Stockings
Late season deals for clubs face ban by leagues
Chicago August 15 Late season deals by which clubs have been strengthening pennant contenders through sales and trades are doomed to be stopped by league magnates. No rule changes until the next annual meeting but sentiment favors ending late season transactions. Criticism rose after deals between the Yankees and Red Sox with exhibition rules requiring club consent for players in end of season barnstorming games.
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Chicago
K. Mlands
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Standings of the Clubs in Early Baseball Leagues
American League results show Cleveland at Philadelphia and Nations Lange Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 5 St Louis 4. American Association games include Columbus 3 St Paul 2 Toledo 5 Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 11 Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 6 Louisville 1 Des Moines 9 St Joseph 3 Omaha 10 Wichita 6 Tulsa 1 Denver 6 Oklahoma City 15 Sloan City 12.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Nations Lange
Plittsburgh
Chicago
S. St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Fi
Louisville
Wonsterh Leegas
Les Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wiehlin
Tulsa
Denver
Oklahoma City
Sloan City
Sussissippi Valley Beanue
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Wathielond
Ae Wa
Louis
York
Washington
Philad Alytia
el iNew York
al iSt
Laws
Midsburgs
Ginelmnac
Brooklyn
Iladelpaia
Wennee
Kansas and Rhees Us
I Calumbis
Westen Leagutes
St Joseph
Iditta
Church Teams Meet On East High Field
First Lutheran and First Presbyterian teams meet tonight at East High field for a game postponed from Friday. The Walkovers and First Lutherans clash again Thursday at Cedar River Park at 6:15 p.m.
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East High
First Lutheran
First Presbyterian
First Lutherians
iCedar River Park
Baseball Umpire Rules and Plays Clarified in 1922 Q and A
A 1922 note from Charles D White answers baseball scenarios. Questions cover safe or out calls in the ninth, game postponement, the legality of actions, and how runs count when outs occur. The exchanges discuss steals, tags, infield fly rules, bases on balls, and three-base hits with misapplied touches.
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Tagedd
Bret
Cails
Jon
Young Fellow Shines in Golf Spotlight at Oakmont
Johnny Farrell, 22, defeats Jim Haines and eyes Tom Kerrigan in the national professional tournament at Oakmont. Gene Sarazen predicts a young winner, backing Farrell or Emil Loeffler as favorites amid 16 survivors in the 36-hole match play for a $1,000 purse.
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Associated Preas
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Johnny Farrell
Jim Haines
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Farrell
Emil Loeffler
Charles City BASA Triumph Over Nashua 6 to 1
Charles City BASA men's team defeated Nashua 6 to 1 in the fairgrounds game. Nashua scored in the last inning as Matyas and Wlaun starred for Charles City on the mound. Lewis delivered a Hindoo title defense after two quick falls in Colorado Springs.
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Charles City
Nashua
Legion
Matyas
Wlaun
Lewis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Strangler
Jacintra Gobar
Hindu As- Pirant
All Star Americans Beat Host Red Sox In Charity Game
Altreck allowed four innings as an all star American Teague lineup defeated the host Red Sox in a charity game for the family of the late Thomas McCarty. New York figures Rosenberg and others were noted in boxing and college circles, with several suspensions and reinstatements cited across leagues and clubs.
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Boaten
Nico Altrock
Washington Americans
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Altreck
Thomas FL McCarty
New York
Dave Rosenberg
Brooklyn
New York State Boxing Commission
Pl Krug
Harriouimbus
Eddie O'Dowd
Casualois Kantamwelsht
Pal Manne
Memphis
Pal Jim Barnes
Esii
Bateman
Jim Thorpe
Hartford Astern
Worcester
York
Harold C. Janvrin
Brocklyn
Columbus American Association
Heydler
Columbus
Burleleh Grimes
Brocklyn Pitcher
Dempsey Begins Training for Labor Day Bout
Dempsey the heavyweight champion enters intensive training in Michigan City for a 10 round Labor Day showdown with Bill Brennan. He travels by lakefront car with Gov Len Small’s former quarters as a training base. Brennan, still overweight, undergoes road work to shed excess baggage while promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons coordinates special trains for the event.
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Michigan City
Ind
Jack Demneey
Bill Brennan
Tooxing
New York City
Len Small
Gill Brennan
Isteady
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Fight Fang
Pines
Little Interest in Women's Tennis for National Honors
National women's singles at West Side Tennis Club drew scant interest as Molla Mallory dominates, with only May Sutton Bundy likely to challenge. The era shows no newer rival capable of inspiring competition, suggesting continued predictability in American tennis over the period.
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Forest Skills
L. L
Anterita
Hag
West Side
Molla Mallory
May Sutton Bundy
Tark Boating Card Better Than Usual
Jacky Leonard of Waterloo faces Farmer Bill Matheson in a six round middleweight bout at Electric Park on Wednesday evening despite illness. Dysart promoter Ralph Alexander expects Leonard to finish strong when the bell rings. Also on the card Carl Clayton 120 pounds meets Lloyd Mills in an equal weight matchup.
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Jacky Leonard
Waterloo
Bill Matthesin
Dysart
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Fang
Bill
Carl Clayton
Lloyd Mills
Fredericksburg blanked Tripoli 7 to 0 in baseball
Fredericksburg defeated Tripoli 7 to 0 at home as Rollins fanned 15 hitters. The win marked the third straight shutout for Fredericksburg, while Tripoli struggled at the plate with a DNQ and a 0 for late innings. Hatterbes, Rollins, and Murphy starred for Fredericksburg with strong hitting and pitching support from Richman and Fink.
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Fredericksburg
Tripoli
Rollins
Hatterbes
Ralins
Murphy
I Richman
Fink
Westfields to Meet Rialtos Thursday at Valley League Park
The Rialto and Westfield teams clash Thursday at 6 15 PM in a rubber game at the Valley League Park. Each side holds one victory in recent meetings. Doug Bragdon will be on first base for the Rialtos substituting for Red Dwyer who is recovering from a sprained ankle.
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Rialto
Westfield
Valley League Park
Doug Bragdon
Rialtas
Red” Dwyer
Five Illinois Central Employees Reinstated With Seniority
The Illinois Central railroad has reinstated five employes suspended two years ago for violation of rules. The men restored with full seniority rights are engineers William Courtney and Charles Griffin, foremen W. F. Wester, Jess Bangher, and J. J. Brennan.
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Illinois Central Railroad
William Courtney
Charles Griffin
W. F. Wester
Tiraman
Jess Bangher
J. J. Brennan
Radio in the Home Safety Rules for Radio Sets
Henry M. Neely outlines National Fire Protection code requirements for radio set installations. Emphasizes grounded aerials, protective devices, proper grounding conductors, fuse protections, and placing a weatherproof protective switch to guard against lightning and electrical faults.
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Sunes Wuouer Op Prutscien
National Fire Protection Association
Challenge Unanswered in Twilight Sunday League
The First Lutheran baseball team issued a challenge to the Twilight Sunday School league winners but received no answer. O. F. Beitke provided contact at phone 1088-1 for follow up.
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O. F. Beitke
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