Storm Given Poor Support and Bunnies Even Series
Baseball recap from Waterloo Iowa noting Storm and Bunnies split the series after an 11-5 game. Highlights include five errors by Storm and key plays by Peter Groft and Leveen, with detailed inning-by-inning descriptions and lineup notes for Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. The report mentions upcoming games and umpire assignments.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Bully Storm
Storm, Jr
Hawks
Peta
Lersen
Storm
Peter Groft
Cooper
Levsen
Dizon
Perdiriz
Dade
O'Shea
Johnny
Stokke
Starm
Bremer County Fair Crowds Watch Fast Horse Races
At Waverly Aug 15 a large Bremer county fair crowd saw Celisco owned by G A Ekresa Decorah win all three heats of the 2:25 trot with a best 3 17 1 4. Gurichey owned by R L Larus Nichols won the half mile by a nose over Stella V in 5 12 seconds General Trixy owned by Meyer brothers Waverly won the half mile in 52 seconds. Other summaries list Purse Celisco Indy Castine Altona Sister Patch Boat time 2 17 Half mile Purse 59 added Gurlchay Stella W Jen ny Mac time 6 11 6 Half mile Purse 75 General Trixy Spark Diamond time 72.
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General Trixy
Meyer Brothers
Waverly
Celisco
Indy Castine
Altona
Sister Patch
Gurlchay
Stella WV
Jenny Mac
Spark
Diamond
Giants Take One Off Odoger Gm to 2
The New York Giants defeated the Dodgers 3 to 2 to extend their National League pennant lead after a sloppy Brooklyn error-filled game. Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a lone American League matchup as the Chicago Cubs swept Boston 6-1 and 5-4 in a doubleheader. Charles Comiskey celebrated his 64th birthday as Chicago Americans owner.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tigers
Yanks
New York Americans
Indianapolis
Althe Babe Ruth
Westerners
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tunfest
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Cominy
Dubuque, Jr
St. Louis Browns
American Association
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
Naylor
Walberg
Philadelphia Americans
Cobb
Sammy Hale
Connie Mack
Portland
Chicago Nationals
Rosston
Adams
Arnold Statz
Bancroft
Dave Bancroft
Pittsburgh Nationals
Harold Traynor
Musller
Pittsburgh
Henline
Lee
Baseball scores and notices from yesterday's games
Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 in the American League. National League results include New York and Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 16. Pittsburgh 14. Chicago 15, Besta 4. Other leagues and notes mention field conditions, attendance stories, and boxing bouts with various cities and fighters.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Pinsburgh
Chicago
Besta
At. Paul
Toledo
Lewisville
Kansas City
New Giant Enters Field of Pugilism He L H Munn
A new giant enters boxing, Sioux City's L H Munn. At 6 feet 6 inches and 295 pounds, the former Nebraska athlete has signed with Gene Melady to handle his affairs. He won football, basketball, wrestling and track letters at Nebraska and was heavyweight interclass boxing champion. Munn will start intensive training soon at Mike Gibbons camp in St Paul.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
L. H
Big
Munn
Nebraska
Gene Melady
Omaha
Earl Caddock
Jon Stecher
University of Nebraska
Muno
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Hawks Add New Pitcher as Beatrice Sale Shapes Cubs Clash
The Ottumwa Bunnies sign a mystery pitcher to bolster a thin staff as Kimil Levsen and several players depart for Dubuque and other teams. Speas hopes for a pennant as Beatrice sells Schaeffer to Kansas City, while Hawks aim to clinch divisions by beating Dubuque and Rock Island in upcoming series.
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Kimil Levsen
Cleveland
Humies
Speas
Levysén
Schaeffer
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City Club
American Association
Beatrice Club
Bunnies
Dixon
Rye
Cooper
Jacobs
Johnson
Matn
Ottumwa
Lindner
Waterloo
McKinney
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Irwin
Rock Island
Roberts
Boss Weeden
Hawks
Climbers
Weeden
George Brown
McGinnity
Cubs
Stover Named New Oelwein High Coach and AD
W A Stover, former Corning high coach, will replace Herbert C Morris as athletic director and coach at Oelwein high. He brings a varied coaching background from Simpson College and Iowa University, with summer study at Notre Dame. The roster loses nine veterans, plans a nucleus of lettermen Wise Jenkins and McKenna, and schedules Waterloo East to Decorah through November with a final home game likely against West Union.
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Oelwein
W. A. Stover
Corning High
Herbert C. Morris
Oelwein High
Stover
Corning
Simpson College
Iowa U
Howard Jones
Notre Dame
Sum
Mer
Knutal
Tochne
Jensen
Halleck
McCarron
Johnson
Stebbins
Cooney
Mitchell
Fridzen
Howe
Graham
Cornell Academy
Wise
Jenkins
McKenna
McNeil
Waterloo East
Waterloo East High
Wight
Waukon
Oelwein. High
Dubuque
New Hampton
Waverly
Owen
Decorah
Hers
Independence
West Union
Yesterday's homeruns National totals by state and city
National totals list 416 homers and American totals 340, with detailed figures for players Barnhardt and Henline among others. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Philadelphia are named with various counts. The lasered OCR shows mixed numbers and dates, indicating a compiled baseball stat rundown.
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Chicago
Barnhardt
Pittsburgh
T Lee
Philadelphia
Henline
Adams
Helen Wills and Mona Mallory Set for National Final
New York August reports the national women’s tennis championship shaping to pit Helen Wills of California against Mona Mallory of New Jersey in the final. Wills, lauded by Wallis Myers, has faced tough early rounds against Martha Bayard and Ceresa Baker, while Mallory has met only light opposition, including Lillian Scharman.
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New York
Helen Wills
California
Mona Mallory
Arisin
Helen
Wallis Myers
Mile
Lengley
Miss Wills
Mallory
Martha Bayard
Ceresa Baker
Lillian Scharman
Billey
Helene Falk
Kathlane McKane
England
Misa Eleanor Goss
B. C. Covell
Mrs. Beamish
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Eissler
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McGoldrick
Kally
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Weaden
Hollenbeck
Cedar Rapida
P .Brown
Cedar “Waterloo Secariary
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Iron
Laevesa
Leysen
Hovis
De‘Weese and
Groat
George McManus
Rowone
Will Brie
Wy Int
Feature Benvice, Inc
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Tomcme
Bremer County
Giants
McGraw
Krank Tabor
Tabor
Inj
Milwaukee
Wit
Mike Dundes
Ernie
Gooseman
Vila Coublay
France
Sadl Lecointe
Anous
Everett
Wash
Jimmy Sacco
Sally Seeman
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jimmy Deeplanes
Tommy Loughran
Labor da Saratoga
Tommy McTaggart
Jack Mears
George Godfrey
Jack Burke
Jules Rioux
Jack Dempsey
Saratoga
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Bay
Bat Watherloug
Biitsburgh
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Irgoklyn
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Philadalph
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American
St Paul
Loning
Columbus
Minneapolis
Pet
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Des Moines & Bh
Denver
L. H. Munn
H Pee Hellmann
Ruth
Gar Jamieson
J. Sewell Speaker
Cley
Omsby
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Wheat
Bill Speas
Mike Sexton
la Palma
Congress Cigar Company
Frangis-Stith CO
Jowa
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Mallory and
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