Cleveland Wing from White Sox shows bleak hitting
Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Chicago in Cleveland despite just three hits to Chicago's eight. Key rallied in the second inning by McWeaney, plus a later single and infield out after Hodge relieved him. Eddie Collins injured his right ankle in practice before the game.
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Cleveland
Chicago
McWeaney
Hodge
Eddie Collins
Caytalda
White Sox
Muligan
Johnson
S¢nnson
Mele
Jeft
McWeener
Dalles
Morton
McWeeney
Hodze
Mortom
Wrhree
Meeeney
Indians
Altho
Public Links Club Players Admitted to U S Golf Assn
Chicago August 16 The Lincoln Park Club in Chicago becomes the first public links club admitted to the United States Golf Association. The move follows ongoing success of public course players in championships and is aided by Robert Gardner a U S G A director. Lincoln Park began as a nine hole public course at Jackson Park and produced national champion John Bart Pay. The article notes St Louis players developing on Forest Park Hanks free course.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Quay
United States Golf Association
Lincoln
U. pe@ cA
Lincoln Park
Jackson Park
Ole Park
John Bartom
St. Louis
Hanks
Forest Park
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Louisville Sipetere
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Gly Wee
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Bloomington
Rockford
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Rock Island
Sioux City
Des Moines
Joplin
Oklahoma
City
Chita
Tulsa
Omaha
St. Joseph
Armstrong Named Athletic Director at Jefferson College
Rusty Armstrong, a long time figure in athletic circles, accepts the post of director of athletics at Jefferson College in Cedar Falls Ta. He studied at Iowa State Teachers College during the summer session and has a rich backstory from Waterloo High School to Denison and Des Moines University. He played for the Capital City basketball five and was an all-state choice, also involved with the Teachers College baseball squad this summer.
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Cedar
Robert AM
Jefferson Street
Rusty
Jefferson, Ta
Noxthear
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Wes
Armstrong
Denison University
Granville
Des Moines University
Capital City
Teachers College
Charles City Defeats Dubuque 5 to 1 in Baseball
In Dubuque Illinois on August 16 Charles City defeated the White Sox 5 to 1 behind a run producing home run by Gabriel and 15 Charles City hits off pitcher Schlueter. Charles City battery was Crawford Dunfee and Weeks while Schlueter Meyers pitched for the White Sox.
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Dubuque
Ill
Gabriel
Charles City
White Sox
Thin
Schlueter
Meyers
Crawford
Dunfee
Weeks
Charles City Battery
Warden Alvert to Speak on Conservation at Cedar Falls
W. E. Alvert state fish and game warden and a deputy are slated to address Iowa State Teachers College students at 3 30 p m today on fish and game conservation. The program aims to train future educators as ambassadors of good sportsmanship and to foster respect for wildlife laws among children.
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Cedar Fails
E. Alvert
Comic Strip in Type and Wary Verse Mix
A fragmented column mixes quotes and slang from J P McEvoy to a caustic review of Prohibition era culture. It features references to Irish figures, Weber and Fields, Bismarck, and a riotous riff on social mores with satirical asides on art, weddings, and police, ending with a syndicated editor note.
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Papi
Trish
Weber
Bismarck
Fields
Lane
Erie
Frankie
Johnny
Cleopatra
Dante
Dell
Tke
Ike
McMillan to Lead Centre College Football Team
Centre College in Danville plans a strong 1921 season with Col. Bo McMillan returning to quarterback duties. Twelve squad members from last year and at least thirteen promising preparatory players will strengthen the lineup, after McMillan chose to return despite offers including professional opportunities. Governor Morrow’s staff noted McMillan’s rejoining, as Athletic Director R. L. Myers released the prospective 1921 roster.
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Danville
P. N. Arimstrong
Helo
Bo” McMillan
Centre College
Bo" McMillan
Praying Colonels
Gov. Morrow
Ohio
W. A. Ganfield
McMillan
R. L. Myers
Golf Instructor Receives Broken Nose in Practice Incident
Morris Tallman, golf instructor at White Marsh Valley Country rink, underwent surgery to remove bone splinters after a student swung a mashie too hard during lessons. He had planned to compete in the Western Open in Cleveland next week, but will miss two weeks of competition.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Morris Tallman
White Marsh Valley
Tallman
Cleveland
Washburn Crushes Eagle Center 10 to 4 in Baseball Duel
Washburn defeated Eagle Center 10 to 4 as Youngblut and McGarvey hit triples and Poyner Metcalf O Connor Steimer added doubles. Homerun? No. HoGan struck out nine for Washburn while Heinz fanned five in a high scoring game.
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Washburn
Eagle Center
Youngblut
McGarvey
B. Poyner
Metcalf
J. O'Connor
L. Steimer
Hogan
Heinz
OU. Steimel
Ho- Fan
Leo Bedard
McArthur Stops Mandell In Eighth Round Fight
Earl McArthur of Sioux City halted Joe Mandell of Rockford in the eighth of a scheduled ten rounds. The report also notes golf foursomes won by George Duncan and Abe Mitchell from Maine players and mentions a tennis tournament round without upsets amid scattered wrestling-like chatter and misprints.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Earl McArthur
Joe Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Poland Springs
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Maine
Forest Hills
Gallecurcts
Chicago
Tes Rickard
Fan Curel
Middlewest
Alta Tangie
National Horseshoe Tournament Prizes Hit Five Thousand
Minneapolis August 16 plans for the national horseshoe pitchers championship and world title prizes at the Minnesota state fair set for September 1 were announced by B G Leighton national president. About 5000 in cash and trophies will be awarded with 3500 in the men's event and 1500 in trophies for the women. First prize exceeds 500 in cash with additional trophies. The format features eight player groups seven 50 point games per group with elimination rounds reducing to 14 players. The event will precede a merger discussion among three national associations under the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Natitional Horse ‘Shoe Pitchers’ Association
National ‘League of Horseshoe
Quoit Pitchers’ Association
National Horseshoe Pitchers of America Association
Leighton
America
Becase
National Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association
National
Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association
Minnesota
Buckeye Horse Shoe Pitching Association
Ohio
California
Kansas
District of Columbia
Indiana
Iow
Missouri
Aldinel Horseshoe
Chicago
Portage Park
Harding
Greene Defeats Aplington 9-3 on Nine Errors
Greene capitalized nine errors by Aplington to win 9-3 in a Sunday game. Sidmore highlighted Aplington with a triple and a double while Pixley and Greene’s Slams added a triple apiece. Both teams scored twice in the ninth.
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Aplington
Greene
Sidmore
Pixley
Albrecht
Ramaideli
H. Koester
Burcherd
Grundy Center Hosts Jackrabbit Shoot Next Thursday
The Grundy Center Gun Club hosts a non registered jackrabbit shoot with six 25 target events starting at 9 30 a m next Thursday. American Trapshooting Association rules apply. Entry fee is 18 with purses split 40 30 20 10 on each event.
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Grundy Center
Grundy Center Gun Club
Giants Fall to Phillies in Narrow Loss
In New York yesterday Philadelphia beat the Giants 2 to 1 as Meadows starred on the mound and Kenetchy collected four hits for the Phillies. Lebourreau was knocked unconscious after colliding with the right field wall but returned to play.
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New York
Philadelphia
Meadows
Kenetchy
Snyder
Leborreau
Umres
Satie and Snyder
Sunnyside Net Meet Pairings Announced Amid Weather Watch
Rain will hinder Sunnyside Country club courts for the handicap net tourney only for a day. Pairings for the club meet have been announced with 31 entries. Local players praise Sunnyside courts and plan to complete first rounds by Friday as Des Moines state tourney draws near.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Deschinée
Cedar Rapids
Sunnyside
Waterlo
G.kimm
Burr Lichty
C. W. Ellyson
Robert Cass
Fred Wray
Lyle McDonald
Ray Paul
G. V. Orr
E. Dunkelberg
Clarence Cropper
R. A. Rath
W. E. Johnson
Lore Harter
Hull
Waltward
George Cousins
L. A. Eliel
Porace Maynard
Bob
Waterloo Packers Crush Dike 39 to 3 in Star Game
Aug 16 Waterloo Packers defeated Dike 39 to 3 to post 12 wins in 16 games. Pitcher Beard struck out 14 with errorless support and timely hitting powered the victory. Next, Packers travel to face Hud Son. Innings and lineup noted with Beard and Flannagan behind the plate.
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Dike
iWaterloo Packers
Beard
Packers
Waterloo Packers
Shore
Beard and Flannagan
Hoffman, Baker,and Grimm
Maple Leaf VII Arrives for Harmsworth Trials at Windsor
Ra Mackay Edgar’s new speedboat Maple Leaf VII was unloaded at Windsor, brought to the course for the Harmsworth trophy races on Sept 3 and 5. Col. A W Tate will pilot, with crew arrival reported. The 323 ft long boat recently hit 80 mph in Solent test spins.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ra Mackay Edgar
Windsor
A. W. Tate
Maple Leaf
Dfaroit
Coffeyville Shooter Sets World Record in 100 Doubles
Fred R. Etchen, a Coffeyville trapshooter, broke every target in the 100 doubles event at the Coffeyville Gun Club, establishing a world record and surpassing the previous mark of 97 in breezy conditions during a regular shoot.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Fred R. Etchen
Lenglen to Open American Court Tour at Forest Hills
Suzanne Lenglen will play her first match in America today at Forest Hills against Miss Balenor Goss of New York on the Westside club courts. The schedule lists a 4 15 PM start with doubles featuring Mrs. Molla Mallory, Margaret Grove, and Phyllis Walsh later at 5 30 PM. Lenglen’s practice session yesterday with Samuel Hardy drew enthusiastic anticipation.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Suzanne Lenglen
America
Balenor Goss
New York
Westside
Molla
Biurstedt Mallory
Margaret Grove
Phyllis Walsh
Lengren
Samuel Hardy
First Methodist loses to St. Paul’s Nine 2 1
In Cedar River park a five inning game saw the First Methodist team edged 2 to 1 by St. Paul’s Methodists. Sheridan and Metcalf formed the First Methodist battery while Berray and Adland starred for St. Paul’s. Leeper umpired as the league standings were noted.
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Sunday School League
First Methodist
Cedar River Park
St. Paul’s Methodists
Sheridan
Metcalf
Battery
First Methodists
Berray
Adland
St. Paul's Methodists
Leeper
Browns Rally To Edge Tigers 3 2 In Ninth
Jacobson lined a run producing hit in the ninth to drive in the deciding run as the Browns defeated the Tigers 3 to 2. Sisler contributed a homer for the other run.
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United Press
Jacobson
Browns
Tigers
Sisler
TUS
Reform Bureau Moves to Stop Wilson Downey Bout
The International Reform bureau plans a campaign to halt the August 31 fight in Jersey City staged by Tex Rickard. Dr. Wilbur Crafts will lead the effort arguing both principals intend to knock each other out.
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Reform Bureau
Wilson-Downey
United Press
Jersey City
N. J
Wilson- Downey
Labor Day
Tex Rickard
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur Crafts
Wilson
Downey
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